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Worledge 3 3 F.thuund Sluire, Esq. 5 5 51 smaller subsekiptions,. amounting to L. 69 15 6 (.:liectcfl at twv • •-• (11:irches of STVMary & &James's, Bury - 95 , 6 510 19 0 DeductPriating,&c. 4 16 0 L .53U 3 0 . , 1 11 / 3 11 :, Ij-tViIiNT .11:1 )E111'1:I.; DINING-TA - .14't1,1 1)1":" / F ,,, s .1. , . a4(l. PATENT 71 TR - ..kF. 4 -ILGXII. SIDEBOARDS Y ' 1 tti,:),„ 'T'..;.-TAIII.A.•;',, in one eleg:int Piece of 1i" , ..;iri . ..2 ttetf, 41.1,,(1}E;1.1.1.e,Ar different Plaits ; thePatei!t linpr ,u t;t:.""' a =Tent .Beti ; . .Erass-scre . iv )'our Post ,,e .` poita b le th` l 4 ead,, , ' l.: ~,, _airs,,,i,,, ,eit:f,ittiiro and 11 . eddiftg colnyi.. , t i i, r , rfilt tu `. t , 2 , tr4l other new invcitteciandifno.rred ssortinctit of s-littit 1it',:..4:5..?, a .gencyal and very exte . n . % e a,.. uuse_ ___,- arti.r.:lcs ftli., *a,i,,,,.,:it'ai_otiet Attieles.,far,prae.iltingii,i, seleict‘'Ya'iti'a . i tie r ,, l i i ir , 4. ~,,:tiii,lo 11.,u,t.te...tk!r.e(1, where . : F s an! i I ; e 'd s in i - H ihe eXtilente ~i.4414i,,,,,,.,. ':, f i l v a .a a i li . 1.1, i .,. n 1 , fe , t , s . , I . I \ ....i ' i ' it ' l t r vl s il l ) col o I Lithig. their 4.Z,,,,,,, . lom ent. ' Li ~ - Stlu. a ~ o .. , t :alit Ir, c .16,4 f; ,Aws,:tt,l.,n,lia Artic'.es, ~trins: -11.n.l nil's', &c. is C. by ti.,, 146 st 1 ., (i R k ; 12,, ~ f; t , l IT, Cather: ne-streei, Strand, oil a derdte, for proMpt payment. ..,-.-.----, VirI.I.LIANI-11, NtouzcrArN,• .mt,‘ ,- .. li ' , s.ct t,,,,s IIEAD /NN, tino . w-Hill, 11.6rlinl, , ' • 'e h"1, Aeconunodatilin for Travellers;4ooei ices, l'l,•ik,il (41?ice,Liquurs, and moderate Charges. 1 °l'l6 P: Post Coaches, ,Mail Coaches, Cr_. set out froth •v, the ';ilaracen's Head inn, Snow-Hilt: •ErAi-,.„ c •eb four t. • I.• • ' uni UNION- Post . ---(''' ' . ..d.. ,i-(i,• p•.;1,,,i,,,,,,,,,, , „ , . .. di D,,,,hester,nl:l., ~, . 11 15 ti,,,, , .) :_xiterocon,tni citi, .. fir i' 4otly 'next day, J , .t.1, , ,, , , ,, , .., I nerarri ve% at -N. ,i 1 a. , -• . .v cit,i._ 5:,•,,,t.,;,., ~,•,)!..,,,uethe Pacliets t,all. to (..;tiernse,,iets.,tt•..:,, i s a i . ,1, , 3.1,,. ir ,. i• Matini's. 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Nort1;1-1.t:itt,e4bein: inieltialled i" '“-•`''''''''- t,11icj.,,.,,,,45 ;lily t.ilier.: .;•‘ . - . • ',• . • , i••n• Ili.P.l"Yitit' ~7"leaster, Freston ,-Kirhy-I,onsoule, .0 , ?,,,.. e • r. ( . 1 t:, 4t pi,'!:l',i!li,-and :i r4r , ng .; l'o3l. - -Coactles, rxerY A l t • br,,,`ASt'lo.kl),,cirlek• Gaarded. iind.)...iii,iii ,'', , ...on:ztoien r1r,,,,,a-Gre-en„litnan,*.pinufr:l.e,sii '‘..411 t i ' '. I'llrriliill, Sar ' • , ;tili:i'l o , il.tonioeli, S•Aug.s"c' , •,,i1•611k1,,,' ''' Setlaini,' Cain perdtiwn Coach (Dail Y) . i i ,h 4 ciS,,'\e''reas.t.ie _,-iiii Edinfini• , , -. 1), new Cinehr Perf"r'nF. l ii:4,7,,t ix.,,;(1')411)-)r-QUghout•, s.±ts Mit every :Nl,rtiiiig a! - 1 1%a l t r t :. p 4 1 N,4, 11, . % = l ,i, Ibv wav of Now,lrl, Ilttforit, •I.l‘l'-.`istu' - s ( c f, . 11,,,.`"'ersu•itliAllertoji I ) nr1 - • - vii : Nloi peth, and- Hever , )1 , t , , j,,,tii,,t lltiiiitiL.: t1,,,;,5,,i,„ .I , ,,;',•ru et ) , from the lengittr .( 4 ) ! 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',,,r,, , ., ) , cc__ t, (-4 ./ii • 4) ::.,, 1 ' 4TY, ad(litional Parc. ~..Clark, the 1,',T,,,, 111.1,'•ii,,Y-,•-•t'et, YOrli, .Tllll3 CO:ICfICS t O Sunderlaita, LI I , : ~el-‘11)(;',,.', \-tilltby) amd 0ti 4 .1- places.: .- • • every /44‘1,Ill• \ • 111- .1 and Wal3al new Past-Coach, 'ttt l ERPo oL sets out AfrAorni Post Coach,,. to carry four Insidesille%iev \\,,'.'sLii, "•‘:'•• "Iking,' Liittcrworth, I 1 igh, ci - oss. .. ,!'-.s,ur,-,', (Jiiii,,,l4l•l,,!..ainworth, Litelifield, tlkst. burp, Kt....t I I it 4 kttiW.r,llll.llltOil, ?aid Ditnta.l.ile- r ••• • ,• .i ,oe's 1t r ,, 1 Pin ] , t.", t'euritlr and Whitehaven, Post-Coac , t , , ~,, 1 Il t , - ` l .4h ';'°rse, and c ' i, chiai (I nil the way. !ilki'',4kilf..,'‘dl:Pi.e.l)Y, Greatabt id : 4, Richmond, C'it te s n .. e: ,_ Passes, ttiron,, is l . 4 1 rii - gelvl x , ,'d 13 ) •eastel'• aid ('''' u ;:l, te ~ .iy, .. - soei • .or , ,I. • .. ‘ . ~..,_. , , , _ tc,' 11,,f -....'41,,5t `theeb i Mil c ' l sets out ever,. ••,•-•.',.'..•.,..' -9 t „tlA eLti , e Jotirner with , the i: i 'rca,.es , iitxtt.;e,t;:l:l:;'',.l"ll,lll.t li . t 11..; ) , 1d: b r in:s . iiiess °or.t,pti.':.:lll%-11' facility. ,i in luret'is;e -t-,\h,,,,1,,11. '` '''' ll.4 g -, of their Seats being secured ."V..1'112.1.1.) p . '.. : •-• '' l' , •,... „. at half-post v,ttip', ) ,C,i, . Ust-Coach, every Na0r.... , ),, : i . . , ~,,..,,,TEL-, • , • t ii . , \ ''cl `' eWPort, ,Tilitehurch, TarporleY.,,, ,N2,r!„t,7,::''.1-1.1; • i''i:kli,4',(l .11L1d.1(.:wit.,,11 l'iAt-Ci-ach' ever} r''-en'-' Ili •• , NI%; • ' ' ' 11,..ctiii,,t1•1.i\I.), gtoiliitin, a nd Yii..rm i ucw Coach, , evcry 14,1,Ajc414„tile tieere liin Sna:lerland. N"alsal, ~ r1,1',)11, ;41.",1.-P"lt, Winsl4-, i'',. 4 1 I r Nelveatic' • d ilik'uK, ""11oi p' . ‘l"..' 'i ( •I ' . e • ° - ? f , ernoon. Guarde • ss , t; ~.. 1,5a,,,,L 5. i, _) ,, t-..,m,..., eve'. y..,7.,..,,..,40,. vost,c,,,rep, ;'N-I...tel r iti T c ., 4, v. ) : ;tt:, 1% 0 :1!).,..,-to ri . and ..••••i11,.0,i're',..,;,.,,.,.. evdry i'It:PI , , I , tt. , toe „ Bro.autn#, Sll ."'...'•, '4,%'l,t'l'll•;il. " ('"'cli, Gitart.led. 1 ailed the Roc's f.1:1;,,t,,,.... ?id Itotherhani Post-Coac-ti e-- ~ . .. • ii el N• IN•lrt iii- • ''fiti t ' 1 I, l:cldi t:, . h 1 an d . , Altim 11116"ia• I,••`°N, Winchester, Alresfuri ~ Al it . 41•Ne„,:cenitig. N.ery.iiraM Merctuw VOA • Coach with a Gualt• ' d, ' ' C i t , S , k,r.11. o..i,tvyttuon . apti - ~1 1 ,• z• •ifila,lin next clay '‘,..' ,lii t ,l % i' es b,,' '()xfO;11 I.l .ic i i" ) i s ii l a t r..l :liipstntle, t"' tie : ‘•;fikitili-fy:11.1.1 I.lall-stree't,ali'll °(,,' a.itle Inn, 13 inni ii. , ,,liani.- (. 1 . - 10.rVei y A1A0‘,1,,. ,Warwieli, and Leamingto:), I. , ! ew Post • h"iiililO.torti 11d".4.. -,1,i ,,ierr, I,,leare, 1-lowderi Thor'n, lit,Pil 1 4 ' '.06141,.:1t hall! I't o'clocli f to :the Ij ' ll v 41'1•"' ?•ryt0.,..e.. ` I" ' Six and 15(Mclster, Puss- q t . • .c)1(1 ) ,. .., , =.ate, -. till. 't , „•;', • ,o are' liiiiii •dot , and Clieshunt 7 CO'aeli; P i s ul., in,,,.. i i t ~ • 4 'II' I A 14 'l\ . . 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F.ieruan, a Seeo,l,ltZ hal/roved Edition of a, Practical t o Vent and its Cons4nences: Solti •by titict~ra i 1 and! CP.. gO, Pa to'nos , et-spiv • J-144hley, -San, 174, Het 1- street ; Call iv, Crown-c‘Jurt, 5..) 1 .14; at;tl by .dl other scller4.• • LPRIC.I3,..SINTENCE-riALFPENNY. , . „ 2 t 't 7' INT T I k..-27- ft/ - 13‘ ‘.)7, 4 t 1•.2.1 a, '4 FRENCH PAYERS; (incEivuo LAST NIGHT.) Aljd, '26.—Tl e King's , birtli-dav eras celebrated yesterday With a pony of character al— together new, and with cifentnstances at once both touching and satisfactory to'good Frenchmen. :011tovinably to the 'Paternal intentions of the King', the i'refect of the Seine had two days be fore invited the inhabitants of Pa is to abstain front . . . all e.kpensive . festlvity, , on this - celebration, in or der not to add to the heavy burdens with which the inunense'orime of Buonapartc's second usurpa tion had loaded uS, as well as all the rest of Ft ancc. The Government setting itself the example : of re signation to the c:datnities of the moment, had re • (rained fro . Mthe ekpenses for public fes tivities... - • . At the same time horn the' 24th'in the evening a:great humber of 'white:flags, charged with em bkins and devicils; adored the,tVindows of the lionses even in the higher stories ,of•the buildings as well as the lower. T Manv of the streets in the inferior of the-eitl and all the Fothotag of St. Antoine were illuminated. The inhabitants of this ' Faubourg had determined to dentOnstrate. that they were calumniated, when they Were represented as 'engaged in hid designs, and that in the days of his distress the King might . -depend -upon then) as much as ;upon his- aifec'tionate subjects In the otiier quarters ofPAris, • 017 the same evening the people 'Wicked in crowds to the Tuilo its; :under the windows of the King. Th;.. , customary:Concert,- which -was nionerdus in musicians than Usual, ,was fol lowed ttv cries of '' \ r ive le Rui. I" " Viventies Bourbons P' more unanimous and ,lontler than& tvere ever heard before, -This, hoverer, was one •feeble-prelude.to• those of the folloWing .day. Early in the inurning, the churches were fiiled; and in several of them- high Mass was ceiehratei ' at the ex'pense of the parishioners. Vl ag s,- gar lands. devices, figures of the King . .ornamented. with flowers,- were inultiplied" as if bienChant- , meat, especially in tie Faubourg. St. Denis, ‘ St. Martin, and St:Antoine, all inhabited with ..e iiSh i S rant e - tef the work. At the 'Tuileries a crowd assembled at tr.itly, waited to' salute the King, when iris Majesty. should traverse the terrace that leads to the The sitrpfisewas . delightfol, the joy. \vas .cxtraa•a~ gant ; When on a sudden they beheld at the other extremity of the garden,. the Soveeeigns and the Princes -of Austria, of .Russia, and Prtissia, proaching in the midst of magnificent. enrage, to ply their respects to the son of St. Louis. A'cr..ial acclamations testified to those Sovereigns tha - t the French still entertain that .con'fidettee their magnanimity,' Si many proofs Of which they have already experienced; and from this moment the festivities aS:satilerl tl at charact'er of lively re juicing which in‘ipires. - . Soon numerous" Wands of young people, women and ehildrcir,'"p<artOing,the,diLrerent,tpLar ters of * Paris, eaelqieeeded by its white flag, inet • together before the palace. Ills . Majesty Wast pleased tottitiow himself, and dt the:Same - moment, ' by a ua which Tespz..et could not restrain, noegays we're SC3tttred in the air in such ntim hers, and so near the window &en where ,the WI) was, that-MonSiehr,iWith that grace ad , t drvss' which are peeldiar• to him, was.able Lb seize, one, which he prese:'itejl. to his Ittigust"hrbther.— His MajcSty receivi it with coarplais:tnce, Makilt4 a sign that he was not diSpleased at the matiner;iii which it • reached Songs then began, _as • there was tio preparAions for (lances or instrn ' mental music. the vast garden of the Ti . fileries could ,aria. cont.iin the multitudes of peot,4e of all Classes. 1. he weather . was fine,: and. (fiat 'part of the file might easily have been prolonged to a late hour, if the order which' , ordains ,the shutting of rite Tuileries at 9 (,'clock had been Sns 'peßded. Upon the command for withdrawing, the cries of Vire Roi redoubled, and without any intermission continued for an hour during the of lux of the crowd. :Ardeparting thence,. every street, ex e ry,house,, e v e ry ; wipthow-was illttrrtivat ed : on all sidesi the explosions of fire 7 w-drlcs s'ounded; dances were formed in the public squares ; fine, on this occasion, as upon the day of the ltappy'return 'of the'llottrbons; Paris, .surrimticirim; 'fc o's has incon • testably: proved . bath the. strength awl time tit . ) a - iiithity those: sentiments of love - which it enter- , • tains towards its Kin.' and ' • ' Among the most hialoant illuminatiOns, and 'eVCii snikiriof otbet-s,.'.re must reckon those ,4af.the Sovel Above Capnot omit praising the conduct of the .Generals of.,the ' Ai.ink,s, so frill of politeness anti of a-noble. • • The 'Grtzeite de Fru., , e adds—The night •arrired. Uoder the tyrant litionapnte people were com peller to Illuminate : •• Commissioners %vent and knocked front dooe to door.:. no .resistance, ob.e dieoce was TiLeess:ar.and. the next (111; it was, as.. aerted , tliat the. ca pital had been iiluminate* bareously and briili - antly: whereas'a fe'w udietAble hig(tis'il;vl keen - all ffie'ex.peuse•—Vcsterdayithe ,-.who!eeily was iiltimilvited, it u(t is Inost houses from the ground t(i' the root. 'lnc stvects,,.St. Denis, Martin, Ant,)ine, I . ) es P-tits , •chator, were ',resplendent :- the 'leo . inhabited , by tog p oc ". 7: wet e roht e d (l a riauds !Lily:vs wt,;ve z , j3in dw .4a