The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-25 00:00:00

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')') 1 . • . .•y r '44,iiii4o.; . oktido,p c lkt. rB, 1816. • XdfICE is If G, ~g a - Coizon of • 07/c) (rztli Terntine,ianec.lofpeliF9r:y, for the Trial of ()1- fencei cowinitted otilfie ;ark% s. , i;il:,:t;il iz i,7 tlie .I Av.; -Ili l'i i; , ;; 01" 'he 4tbstircity of.ll4lafhf;itoiliti A O lt Jastliv 1/s11; tithe l ON Daily! t,, 1;onclon, qt, .V 1,011411, ;1 - 1418114 day_ of NorentOcr . 1421 , 4 4.44P 4 r 01.44.144 . 11 . 4 14 1 147341. . . , ' , J. ir. cnokEre. .-, ~ 4,..,..., -1 ...A..!,1, .. ,:,.... ...,...... • ~...,.. .“,,, . ' ..- : ~. ' . - ' :Atinsiialff:tiNiii 0dii21;16 16, ...1. ... • ..i, „# „; ... : . 1111110v,pf.rtstoxa. _ , , ,• t ...- • 'eallit*Alerellpgiven, Allot the IViDOWS ~ • tpi>ll4l.**L9N.,Au4, m - ,II:t.‘".i'I'OFFICEIIS of the 31. ( )YriaNcl,i4Y reFrl7'og Newton , frost the CiLitity, esti, isl;4lirti 1. - !,r ttreir Utlief, will lie paid their Pen s ions (loe the 3Citli Siiitentlier last, at No: 10; :New-ciaare, Lincoln's Inn, by tit)u.'sbitt) 1P1P4 , 31 , 1•14A.Tr0N, Esq. the Paxtuasterof tiir saithpaaiirlf, *.,14-flirt Widows, of kleg p dicers, Sul'aa!'" unapltl 1teat.4;41.10,15, Ciptaini,.Coanuandei - s, Lieutenants; arid Masters, on Monday tha 11th of neat Month, the lVi;. tows of !..:urgeinns, Pursers,, acid Boats‘vains, on Tuesday the nth, ants s he Widows of Gurmers and Carpenters, on Wed sesday tho Lath,. and on every succeeding Thursday, between, the . Hours of Ten and 'fwGlre. ~ And Notice is further given. that Riniittanre Bills will be sent . nn tini iitti of next Month, to those Widows resident in the Cnnr.try, who harp requested to be paid their Vett.; Ikons near their respectlce.Residenees. J. W. CROiltn. MONEY. . . . A TOBLE)LEII, Gealdriken., ..tkc,.. miv be sup. plied with 110 ET tut 'any thiii.7,2'nt,eni-texlti. (goal to . . Nurtst4ge, secured 'un Freenottli CoVirbold; Lear.4ll ol 4 loPri , Olt k1 41111.16, Motley . 'in the Fonda, Mui - iuge S4tlctper4ts, Vidowie';lttititurits, .ClergyrnentvLiviiivii 'or, - 0y otiw.rPrti• gerty. lk. rso at of renp'ectability.roay be ticconlnionate4 on tlivir, )iltasonat Security, and Ow Litiness complistet , b t without ex- s.o!nto or dglov. ." • 4-pplitation 'froin Twelio till Two; or •Utt.gys . .(pnAt-Liii.i4.l) 11.thilte , -otd. to M 44.1.6. i f ila 13,i1d Cu. 49; Snalt-stteet; lierlic - rioy•stittaie, This . Day varti pullliltied, , Tn wo:Vplunies, tSuus pricv 13S, 1104rdS, . . . . , ILTIL(4-1(..;1; CONViIIitSATIOSS , or The' Vi it . V Eti' s Fire-Sirre. I)C.die.ited to Mrs. Ilannith'Aloet. towden t Priotte'Al flu . . .cfri• awl FeOner, Paterooster-row ; sonctsold. im , J. 'I% I.l.init,ti, tAutiutt,tll; Crag e, 1.-1,14 i li. B. 8v7 ,, , 1:1;V:U; NA' ntuu;l.l;4 l e; l 3, Ali4gui), Fry H , aas, :tut! 'tees, rvistel. TkIE sMALLEST CONCORD:I.NCE EVEN; PRINTED. rui.Vay was pubjisitca, price hoards, . coNcoRDANce to the TO L'ir SCIt i ) - jjk, f . 'MIES- of the t)1,1) and NEW TES' l'A Uy Olt of Lincietiuttun. Mittoi444o. 2 4,1 4, 4 4 0 6,' , renon ~Priritta tiy e c"CorrAlti, Clui4iag-crost, I 4frstv SlBt fooncr, Vatialstottet LAW ow rtox.vaY. , ~.. }. tlka Da way published, in one very la le and elesely printed Volume, &O. injins 1.55. in Law Binding, A, COO PENIYIOO' rinit NII I II.I LI EN SI VEI „tra. LAW 1.)le'llONAlt•Y; sincidciting the Terms and Cie sat:Fal Prineivlrs of Law •and equity.. • - By 140 , 11 AS -IVA 1:;1'611 WILLLOTS, Esq. efthe Inaer Temple, Minister *at Law, Author of the Law relatiret:ta the Dory at utolliee of a ,lustice of the Yeast s Le. &c. • . Prifited far palcAndreaner, Paternoster-row. .nis Day were icon 4 Edition, price 2s. (id. sewed, in a, neat pocket size, e.loored View of the City of AlgiefA, as seen frotil the Nrediterratreatt, ST(i. IC Al 4 MEMOIRS of BARBARY. and its.Maritione Voweri. as-t..onnectrd with the Phut t .of the g ; including a Sketch of ALGIKRS, isia TUNIS . ; an AciMltnt of the various - Attaitts made Upon them by several States of Ettrope..-Coosiderathms tilt their r,..eio - Mewls of Pefelicu, the original Treaties entered i nto Utill them 4.l(itig Charlet. IL and the Odicial Account of tlte t:1..1: oil Alg et's Ity the EiritisliSquadron under the Com 'pawl of Lind Exmouth. • • Loudon:, Prinod for Gala 0 44 roncr, Pa:terP"XeF7r.O. rOlt ME; prscITARGE AND IttLIEF OF IbIPRISONED TOIL 5:\131.,1, IYEETTF. Crarcii-strert Straiiil Oct 2 tali; tr:7; t iT:: EFACTic)N's• i'INLE TilE 1.„'iS"1• ItE .O • r IN,lia, vil ' 1. N. d. Ttieraztcotors 4 Swan powiicr, Esq. decease(' 1,000 .0 0 .ilOllO-144.1 Sir John (41poys) . : .A• 2 2 0 Tut,llvt. C. 11, Ciiiiilewood - - A. • 0 ti ' 0 Nev. Dulie Von,ze, per Messil. nuares - A. ' 42 2 0 liev. &iv. Cleaver, lienbiali . - , - A. 2 0 0 1 i k 7 4.-Geis. Wil I iqui t :art wright, per Poareli 6 t 0 Th q uo l ,.; ;lard! Pulling' s, Esq. . - A. a 0 0 Mrs. .I\l. Pbillipps - . _ A. 1 1 0 Gilir ,, e Joluer, 'Esq. perSecretary' - A. 2 . 2 „„0 tits,. E;00 . -, - , .. . . - 22 0 Dir..oglsoro, per Secretary - . - A. 2' il Adzots :Askew, Esq. pie Niessrs.'Lloare, - A. -2 :2 ' Q Ti .,,, ium S. (ood)' Esq. per .ditto- - - A. ,II .3' 0 4,F. ' fr irsttkrps, Esq, per Whitmore, clatter's, . and Co. ' - - . - A. 22 ' 0 . Wiltia - 4 ) Letkie,' Esq. per dittO . ' - ' - 22 0' iittiu,latie Livesei.'per % j erk , . aluk Co. -, - i (-) 41- Ai, E 4 4) en - - - A. V .q. 0. 4?1:'r.... 1 ;. 11.1unton, , per 'rreasorer - •- - 2 . -2 .O Vr. pet IjortiVn it'ild Co. - z . - .: sr& 0 n it4l.T..ptrifriaces , . . 4 . 4 4. 56 0 0 1, - ,k . w, _ lu x 1 4 :1 ( 11)roliu aii4 Co. ,- .: - , 20 o, o T.Vi/.4:251.—j: C. NI.II. . - -40' 0 ..:: it.'pl'.:fi`Wititiliore, ettateris; anti-Co. :-. 1; 0 AA :A. 4y ~, .- - - - --. . -A. , 13., ul, 'xju t zajte of .. 4.?,Approver of thp Charity, per l'reusucr Auegived tot a BIM& 3 0 0 k 0 '0 ,C.)11, ta' 0 itiiseui*ged a nd fine /felt from yrriousPrisems, ' ' 1(0 brbibii;ler Lite So :II of -•-. - L. 277. G . 2 friOnviitterett the ((ties of 4 , 5 Petitioners; ./Ip- , reltv . e,st 15 . ,4 ;„..Iteii:rtoi for (Ai4;.teturs 2 Pt.ti -1 , tiwo; odd It'ejecteit i I. „ . .. . • I), e c ac ti o tt ate tesetretiil Joiln.CArodenNcila,,F44. tilt 'riz.asurit 4 ,' CtleyOe-ivOlii, Chelsea; ittio'hy l'les4rs. tit:44l4, -111-rqdli4r, *ad (0...5t; jartists4strtit.; ilinitei, .I. e i k.et , '-itte et i ‘hu n t wit) .IV tiituorr, awl f-'0; LiontitArci-4trNet.; .. Itidilitiplia ligeks, Auti 4i40, ChiiCigg - Lcri , s; Durrie" 4 111 1 CV . . F‘iruh . 4 14.,,cciittrillt; - Mestrs. Ififittnerslepi, Pall hall; Veres iiiid ...1:e. ': . .0 ;' lcroharit-stilett4 sufd I) ' the *ore Lays Atia , CY i. ii 9 ittiq be., epti ky ,t.tiose 14.:1to ill e 1 1 .c 1 it,ca to sogeoxtiiii , % (~ ottitir t 4titt reikreclto 4* iiiity a A ;:et. teit Ile itat'Si.k.e.tt+o 44 j ix) ectrylfloilni:' FRIDAY, OCTOB.ER'2S, t'ICKLO%'V LOVE. .(FROM A PEIV.V: fi LETTER.) S;tt!tider's Grove, Co. Wicklow, Oct; 15, 118. Lint night 1 had returned pretty late from Fort. Granite, when two persons lotoCked at the door,, add being let in, they stated, chat felt' tiliwites before, a party of armed 'wren' ha(l hrohe iiitO• Denis Finn's house, neat Mr. Greene's, of renalagh, aud forcibly carried .off Finn's' two dttoghters, very handsorne,• nice looking girls. Ititti'ehtly all was bustle; Mr. Saunders sat down to tike examinations, on which to grant a war rant. Every horse in the stable, was ordered to be saddled, and arms were - provided loran imme diate pursuit .;, ; ‘even Gen. Saunders, who is an in valid, prepared hitiiielt. lie and 1, being first ready, we set oil to Baltinglass for a party of the 'Military and . Yetirben. While they were getting ready,- we welt 'up to;, Captain Stu atfOrit's 'at Stratford Lodge, to,get a warrant for, the Conaty of Carlow, towarti\v bich the boy said the villa, us. had , escaped. On out' return to lialtingiass we solid x defaciiin'ent tit . the 48th, and the Stretford Lodge lutantry, under'arms viaiting fur us. We then set.out, as silently as conk! be. Mr. James Saunders. Mr. Cottony, and,Serjeent Wilson took the road to Finn's:house: A party tif 'the Strat-, tort! corps' took the direction We' were informed; the fellows hatl.takew, anikthe General end 1 went in the direction of the Red %%Tells nod Hallo stown.' A general search was made;paitienlarly at several inetsc-, 'relatives to the Fltickeys' (the abductors),: Iva ;ill to- neo purpOse. On -calling at Father Hiekey's .at Hacketstown, he. put them out the :right scent, but the distance of the place being thirteen' miles tendered. their hopes of success 'very donbtlid.", Mr. Cottony preceeded in the direetinn pointed out.by the Rev. Mr. Hickey; they came to a poor. lOoking (noise in 'the mountains, near the Lead ilittes, where they found tit a Idelf in bed with their clothes on. They Were taken into enstody, and acknowledged themselves to have been iit the party. One of them was a Lowther -Fluckeys'. Having caught two, the probability was that the othttlii and the poor girls, were ilia far Ofr, SO qicir spirits were "lased, and they redoubled their exertions. However, tint hot work was yet to 'c'onte, for having gone aboat t miles ;to thee, the A dvanced patty vereeived, at the turn of the road,' spoie web ott,t,OOU and t wo horses Wit It t wo nitn out each. The tneO On tout escaped to the hogs, where aiipin'sttit of (heir was,alit. :live other, killenyced t „ o. ii(., On hOug challenged. sevvral shots were sired, some of Which took effect, tor down Ijropped two men from the house, Pine of them was wounded ill the head, the other, in the knee; they. were. instat4e..,seeured, ,vti.va.-titemirove.nlo , s be. it brotber 'of "Fluckeys', oink a tailor o' the' name cif Keony, who •alit) that they were the.party,; Kenny said, that if his' tile would be !pared lie would tell where the, girls Were. ~till 1I r. Cottony:, it is almost day,, and tee will find thcot ()kit am! no thanks to yon. The party 'pro ceeded to the honse suspected I the rids, heating the shota fireth placed a candle in the window of the room they were locked tip iu ; 'ferry Vltickey came to the door, and asked _them to cotive Out with him, Which they steadily refused; he then 'Ought his :own safety in the mmlooo, wher; wearied, and ignorant ()Hite passcs, men. could. not follow , hint in the dark. fists "flair could not have terminated. an sneccbsfinlY , but for the late issue ammunition, by Altlior Cosby. Alter traversing 31 mites, through - bogs lind mountains, this party arrived here at eleven o'eloCk, Anil had the satisfaction of bribgii'g home the . two gills sate to their friend's, and se curiug-four, of the abductors. They were, fifteeo hours out. Theextew seatchett by all the party may he about 56 gtilea. The prisoners were marched into Baltinglass, ,anti sent trout thence, tattier a strong escort, tO.WicklOw l ill. The re matntler of the itililiieloll,l4l - e known except one; there is every probability of their be,ing taketh Our thatdis, 'and those of the girls, are greatly due to the Rev. Mr. Pliekey, P, P. who said that there was but one (Louise in, his parish would re ceive (bent, and, that is where they were tOstrol,. • , . It is , impossible to give sufficient praise to the tuilitarY attilryeontattry, for their promptness Lunt rittletatigahte cxertions in, this fititall, through bog, mountain,, bad roads, &c. in the dark. The'inen did out ill treat the gifts', but wanted to semi for Priest to marry them. Since we were fav9rtred with the above, we hove, received the additional informatiou, that tw.o. of the persons taken are men _of the most infa mons elotracters, one a deserter, awl the other a pet son'who had been about .five years ago 'tow denoted to. death for robbery, and pardoned through the iu(luence of the late Mr, liuitfc, on to.ndition . trativortat ion ; but he 'returned about two year,; i4to,and hasbeen supposed to lie at o.V.ligild 111 ),.k iklullDPyleS,. in the .' hr il ' - f Sittings. appointed. ta be be ll in vie C , SCX RIR 14/liiioll before the Right Hon. Brio,v,kan Lord. ELLE saminuott, LortlChief J Listate, Etc. ia and after' MiChaelmas 'Fenn,. I &I 6 :-.- IN 11;1.01, I,lll.ol)LestA. LoNnoN. Xii:nday Nioutiuy -9 •WeOlivaiy .:, .. .. 29 TtieWay 2 6, ' Wed4 l 94aT ;Wag TF 4 Rig. FOIDY . IP:iSllt4rdil••.' '.%) CAUMION•Wit. PARIINTL—On Monday an inque , ,t was held by &Ir. lit/MIMI, Car flex Lincoln, on.t be briny of,a child whoa death 'was OCCakio 0- eft by the, poison imbibed front a brags ring, which. being giqen it to play witb, it had put into its motif,:. • Ihthr f?,ST iNi llt ffLAND : : '. ' '• - ' The to," 41i.,l'apers, u'e,perceiveonivert to the, state of (146 , Iltve , d, and also to several temporary topic 4 61' Yell proloond.public interest in this part ot.rtie. tolicti -, ,Kingdonti , A4l (This) is' right ;intl.' littoppri agd-we are . giati tosce acnte,and i..lisible liiiint6iiliveto our particular neeeasitis3 .nod cop eeillS... We capitol , however, help eittitioning them against - 1;641g too really to taft every thrng they way happeti t see in our Newspapers, respecting the sot s otthe'harvest, and the. interests connect eelNt'it h thii'lmportant matter, its l'intleniable‘ facts. t it None con rued in the l'ohlie 'Journals would willingly ay . the confidence • which the ,pablic repo3,4,i .. them i • but very few, have any oppor , tanity a ... , 83W.lry , any thing about what they're ' late as fvtl;--5t71 , 1 many are obliged to re c eive titei`r Itettottlits 6'4)in...those wino have an' intcres! iit ini , leattij4; Specidatioo never was 0,106.: apimatcd than it :s at present—and Dever %Vas pet. : dual ityereit more voracious to glut itself at the p,lidic expellee. We have witnessed a. variety of artoices', cfrcuitousiy attempted, and with sirigliki; ,tlexterity„• to give mitotic certain and peculiar, casts, in order that every slfisli ptiritise may be sat btie4,-anci some of those have not-wholly cart. • , .A• few clays will establish tby• true character' • - of the harvest—ma the account S Iti;ve been' veer- ing from good to bad, idyl eke versa, while it was a question - , whether.the Di,titlvrics %void(' be al.: kw e d tt work, That question is for the pre,ent adjusted-4nd the 'thotive to imposture becomes So enfeebled, that we have some reetion to reckon upon aceorate accounts, in a few days, There is o'o sort of doubt but the favourable weather wi:l Ite prod Vive of great good to the general pro . - duct cit the harvest ; and as this country sooner, recovers from the effects of rain than any.otherin, Ld ape, there are gimil grounds for hoping ahat many of, our anxiettei haye been ottneeessarilj' Correspondent) Willi the exception of some passing showers,. the weather- has been lately' very favourable - for harvest work in this part of the.criptity, and the business Of cutting and stacking the grain has been successfully prosecitted,.io extent, the surrounding country. A' 1. w days more of seasnualde weather will, it iiboped, enah;e. every diligent Inishandman to complete, in co:hparatlve safety, his harvest-home.---(Betfcat C'hron'icle) We hti.ye much satisfactioh in statitto that some exctllentbreajl, made of new wheat, was ,o ld s in astir outriet on Saturday. At, the ittme - ifme tiro must,ot6! that some .cat the new wheat Whichinii appettrediiir our marhet, bears but .tt very ordinary appestan.v.--(fruiedord Mirror.) c00;41OT. 19.--AVith the . tx'COption of a little fain which' fell last night,•lhe weather lidscoo . tinned, as favouratile to the ttareett ne •could be desired. Yesterday was unil:terruptedly fair,*and this day has been equally fine. The accOunts We Wye received since our !wit, from various (wafters of coim . try, Ifnve justified nil ow' pre ceding starementi; excopt, that with re and try, 'the Qaten crops, the, reports in many instances 'hive I),tvn more tavourabklhan we had reason to expect. PLAYING CARDS. • „ Cat!TS Rre mentihned as 'the diversion o f the Scottish Cortri'' in 1501, before ours hail en itlett tlic;ir. They 11 1 er ; ctti lett (pi a r 4.s four bided , thing' tt) Ueetult, cartes. Ch,,??.,: 3 the Sixth w:is he first we read of io - Europe who made his amuse ment consist in arrariv,ing and disposirtwthe four originally devised to represent the four , vlasses or descript ion of men, .izqntryies de choir, , quoir men, Choir ,men, clergy, now ea:led rearts•; Carreaux, - or Picques, or spades for the. `soldiery;` and rrelle, rar trefoil, clubs for the agri 7 . :rolists. These are ejcen still in some parks of elrits on the Continent, and as to the, suit of (ha mnilds, they barein Italy ..now, when plying Se racer), the representation of a coin 'gym them The king of ,hearts had -a choriSfer's t!own on his iack, A. D. 1723, at Seville.and Barcelona ; but Vas . tic pkq, as n good: soldier, conqiters in every ; ;tulle. nituNot diamonds had a reference to nine luckless naerehantti, combined for some dis covering enterprize. about thetime Muni all ryes were in melt sye.L.l' ; it is culled the _curse seotlarril, from their I.liliire. It isOt well known Valgatity to . say,:“ Come-if?bir, you have a stroke-at the history of the ftiur kings i" meaning, will you play a game at cards. Yet has tale phrase a dee.,p antl cntional, meaning. These four kings represent the. four great Inpuarchies=— JeAts; Creehs... llomiirts; Frinks. Under - jilesatolsr, eir, - Charlemagne.; Theyleadthek._,, ea rta Nivide4 tan Diamonds. font suits j ' '!'he Queentira : , . . . ~ .The above names are yet .01 . 1 the firiCKS,t4f-f•RCUE74, in Prance. Knaves aie valets. - servettii tells ns, that 11 . 1 <StIXOII, ,r o • iniaoo, nines a servant. rilie Spaniartis,-I,twithsTantlin4 rhti !retie, call that snit hastos. ,\cdordingly, wc find tire acc'nfelidii et ombre' and fitadrille,e bubo. We,' translating, thence say einbs ; anti the thing we call .spsfles., is evidently ! spike' head ; but we do-..noi-inean a gardener's spade, we ineaii a iticard, Iron) the Spanish. espado. It Os° signifirs a youth; E: Foieign Paper assigns, as the reason why onv P 2 #l)7cle Amore cannot accede to what is c•4led, the bolt' 4tritince, tha't the Constittil'iiin of Eng land requires that ',lre ides shall be countersigned by areponsible Min icier ; while the Holy Alliance is coneldtleddirectly hetwexn the SovetligilY.----- Iltis inunnt be the tine reason, lA:can:At the Bni - ss is ilOt a Soverclin.,` Sj yr n r,Ncr. iht VAT R EsPus 1.?;\ c . PARIS, OeT. 17.---There isi.ttoilling new of any port a lice z , the qtkeet 'Hp) f :',w,l2e!hkr France ot noibuid Ever to Far the-imerpt of the-Dutch . Stocks for 1813, was yesterday decided ill fa% our of izran`de the Corittitislion WaveQmposed of two FrenehOlen,Rnd• the Authassadot of Naples chosen i s by them ; -c)t two aptclimen, and the Ambassador, • I.jeutnork 'ailosent,by theiti ;, and' of the Ambai. of Porttgal, aoset► by the, two other Atp hassadors. .It was . an object, of near a million sterling. The itiortments which ao not sand any De. les, or not the . vvlrok ntuntier, will make very le tlitferenve in the relative firce of , tlic two i~prtiec - The Royfilisit party by gobig,pw4y . . llll . .11Crkt the Etire (;orn serhiih i .; three, the Nord from. semlitik trot), the Oi3e frtifp sending- in. , all „30'6,1; the Ministei ialis:3 by the ►uauveiwre t hindeted the Gout d'Of iron) sekb4thig direr, the . i n c lre from setitiit)g four, the Ain horn sen6ing in till r►ght ; ,1111yemie would have .becii piobabititvo otte if you were to retrench frorn the nsseothiy ose tneu echo a rc koutytt to bd,clccitleti e0e.114:2 of ;'he reigt►ink dyrotsry, either iroin their can iirinciples, or from theirattacit'itient to Hali• viclualv, the Ropilists swhulti have a decided ina. jot ity over the ninibterials. As it is, to spite of e'ritteen Members>wlio were Members of the As-.- sembly of the one itttintirttl thip—in spite tit tits influence used in thc eleCtioll3—ill spite of f0rty.....:: six of the 'Presidents of Eleeteralitolleges chi)stitt by the Ministry,. wrio•ltie wealiness.fifitrutiy tiat , thy tut:l44lM yeti' vats with the Ministry, from a mistaken ye' Speer for the• mime of the Sotereign--iit spite, 1 say, of all tlicse ciftuttsttinc'es,—theie will be it Rtrynlist—,, party of at least 100 members'. This fact is , so'; : strong nu indicatitan (+the real wishes of , the ti ; tbit. tin Tnesilay tirvr'e was w strong -reoort ors clititigi ri Mitiktiy -Ilild •tiltl;ough 9t ka ". . blown'aref for. the prtsint, thel.e..are b4ts loticto tliat •tiiittr or 'l*C. Ctize, , pre, go..QUt 6f-fortv. emeetins t A, l 4l)9ligit De - 10eltitIet, eettipietely !. De. Cqie, yet . without hinittlie: •AllitiKtryAvoilltrnoV last IV, week-44narnistrit nominii umbra ; and tS tetticilt.; brace of the I, 7 lt:ocltb, monarchy, Is .ftivourabie• to the nephew, - ‘eh t ),,. without any bad inception, runs the risk . 61:titi. 1 strtiviag it. " " ' Ministyy employ threats n,ir Imniihnients, 111,0 re.contne ,, ses. We ,r;k i ii seen, as you liti , m.„ . ll. De la Virnyitte, Vretrftt of - Amiens, and M, Prefect of 'Cairt deprived of their ',Lice*, not. the intc,,t,tions.rat the N r . • ;Nile.ioe de Birati, Who his coi l -- .3tilliettls iti snjtp(if 'the . orders of' the Alini3lry, is • nmngii t;ottnsellor of State. • There itrg three candid.th, for the 4 the het. s along the M. it be,S.' .I.lell,,trt andl'Asytter, Mtn are Iwo h " kifo(k;tl trr.tteedany farther taeotioti, and •:11. Poi vez., .iiiSt getaitiiisii is very much tip tor 111 3 t o ,. eottioryineo (Bordeaux) ; tic is a twin of good repotatlon, *aildthe most intilwitts friend of Lahti, who "lamed him President of 'the I , ;lectoral Collegeof where_he wutt.ap4 pointeil.aptity ; it is thought by many that, cv cept foe ICI , intimacy with thd Minister of tise tvrior; lie nihi lem. - tirwtittli the I.toyalist ,The Itoyalits wish lot••?ti. but if i-he,y, anceeed, they will very much. pteter Alarez to eitkrof the tiro others. It is tr very curious thing to see the French pApers the conduct of those - men who, went to, lie Pectoral Colleg.es daring the one hiltithed 41.,ys i• !titre they forgotten that the Kut ii , Atlished - a positive order -hefore - his -departure * toth r uhling . ttle2ntettiog-'ol:ffitty douse - of Deputies till farther orders trout In cousetpience AA this,. the Royalists ahstctinetl from goint , to the elections, and the. Electoral Colleges were come posof.isearly exchtsllvely of Iluonalibi.tists or tteN publieans, though opposetl AO BUollarti . Ara t 4 CPC not less so tk - )the Boot bons. . • The jeiebritt'ett Coriaibian:ihirses, 'irhich de. .':t".'t, t 'i*o e ii f i c h'e rQ t z t r i t4 3 ; l ,tl arch ortitekate of The follortsiOd rn sctiption hai been idaced tololti . the edge of t iii arch • ‘4.Quatttor etraarum aliptetiis Bytantio tempt:An Divi ttlt6ta, potatn, laiiair.l CUP4ditas, Ffanciicat prima , peratta racjs oybi data temitliikan, A. - 111)CCCXV. c> yiur - - • . 'lhe4tattle,,pf llttotTparte, vvliich , stood iipt-io pe&st at itt t ht.: centre rift Ile tif St. . hag been'tilitett tiowo, nittl toll to the artist. whi , had made it, a Verone3e. He said be iatimidcd touch it- lot° it Ctviar ! The Ivitie,et.l 1 I,tl to' st,, M.o . k W 33 Stitt( t Cred ttt Itie'eS, t)" it' " <ty ti oli Paris over tile.Aipi. it blk6 been rather ciDtwo 1 pot togetbex, tttid piucqt.r upon tt pedestal. (ante fr)pl pgypt,,ja tile_b!.!ttt . r day!i , (tt . tiv.te ciao itepablic. `2,loit of the piourt3 have