The Sun. — London, England, 1820-02-17 00:00:00

, ; s'rj ,~ ~'~ ', . "4 wt, - :;ATRAZA•7I9, ;i7"..., .. r:7::° - ,' .7: „:13tfeigs,,zi , t. * . - -,r i l,-....,.. - :4 , -. - - 41-,,e,,,vtzi0t...:.; - • . .',- , ....,: , - . 44., - .7!::;:-... - 4;:; - .5 - r-,. , 14...‘:.:......''.' 4..-. 7- ',iti- -:.- :' ,7 7: , . ..Rii':.-,.liT.i. 4 e,::.':,"':...1-4,2;7:,‘, - .',',:N.77M1, 1 77 . 7,7 -. .',: '-'' ,---. . -- - 1 : ' . iV,..: A •• ' - . „ , 4 ti• .., ~ 2 •,‘,.r..,A,' . x4;.ii -.:,..'• ....a , ......, • ••,- • 4t"' • --- - • - . SUlt' NIIAI J. Fit iciz, Ito sTocks • . garrison of the Cortailtira made a sortie, wet ) the . the close "of the market, and filially lett off It ~. P34.141s r b,y A .r rwci,v9-. o'el, , Cß• ..•. . ' _ -........_____ 1.4 P,,:nli sr,a, a per Cent. Ileil. 2231 1 i:t India Bonds .... I:3s. 14s. pr. Gil; Old Annuities , 3' l .er Cent. Cons__ 68ii,-) New Antiniti,s 4- al per Cent. q 684 - 77'A Kxch.Bills, 2d.. 3s. 2s. 11. pr. t . intention of seizing a fortification which the In-: : 684 . . This morning they began at , 68, but rose .,. r , 6 , surgents were raising, hut the fire from a battery .....,• of the Rebels forced them to retire." to 68L-ei, at which price they remained at one `. ,'• o'clock. Tbe French Funds have fallen IL. per: Reddell ' I....A.TLE'roWN, FEB. 9. —Arrived the Alfred, e from New Orleans for Liverpool, in die 4 per Lents gill Oniniiiin e cent. . !. ,tress, bavitig expel fenced very bad weather, iv , • .. s lee-ie.:ease Ann. loidi 103, Cons. for Account 6siiii . " (From the Journal des Debars.) .; ...._..—. 2 ,„......_ . which she lust all her sails and main-top-mast; --e:: Dank Lou;Ann. IS 1-Wth 1 a. ~r, ___._......nr,---- " MADRID, FEB. .3.—The Courier front Cadiz ; t The altera' ion directed in the Liturgy by his , ;she is also leaky. NiAlLs. , ' 1 • Ai) Autos n--1 Dublin, I F ranc. :s who arrived to-day, brought no remarkable 7.: . .4, • Majesty's Order in Council has excited so much LIVERPOOL, FEB. 15.—Arrived • the Brothers,. - ;ret i e. „.1' Due-1 Waterford, tt Gottenbur g h. .t, news. The head -quarters of the Royal Army, ; . Searchwell, from New Orleans—sailed the '2lst tf: • discussion, that the forbearance which we had: a ‘,„,'." rilcm wATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORII.OW. ::. under the orders of General Freyre, were still at s . December; on the 31st, off Cape Florida, eh° a - , ie . • originally intended would have been not only use- s . eai!" eturniae, 1 minute after S. I Fireniita. 20 minutes after 8. % ~ ~, , lost her top-masts, sails, rigging, &c. c-.. .;'.7's.erez. This Army consists of 15,000 men. , . eei I e - .. trnessirasee=etieemareasemeg • • less, but unfair toward our Readers. It already . •, f' ' ,!' " ' .l . he King has Written an autograph Letter to .-' ,„„., 1 1 1-1 IF S U . N . ot • a , theCityof Cadiz, testifying his satisfaction in learn-. 7 . , . has been, and still tvill : DEAL FEB. I ' • . be, made the topic of s dis-,, , 6. Caine down from the River, ~e. ' ' ;content by those persons whom it has so signally .;and sailed, the Ocean, Jeffery, for the Cape of ,i se r to --__ ',,ing the conduct of the inhabitants and the senti• - th el ~.. ;s: 'se , ..: [ vitas, eiiis niCEllf: FAI.St73I AUDEAT ? —---- - - - ' It()N1)0N, .... THURSI).IY. FEBRUARY 17, IS2O. • I _. ; tnentsvehich they havemanifested respecting the at- i ; dis"P"inred in views ' se ~ siempt made to open the Gates to the Rebels.— ei Ills Letter lies produced a ereat sensation in* -, the KING than for the Lad they licate 'f li t -). t • y • meditated rather against Good Hope. - t . profess to vin • , Ihew,cts, Fee. 16.—Arrivell the Henry Fre& p i . b eN -ie . a I ers 'nage, it was easily seen, was e ling packet with a mail front Coxiiaven. 2, .+, t h 1 . S _._ _ • A i . have been rendered their instrument 3—Wleigs is Cidiz •it has been posted up every where." GENERAL ELECTION. ~ , e e le a r 41.-41,44,•-, ' , i. '. 2, to ; ;;;,:;'..,-.. •-•-.' .:9•-••,9/ "--''",- .-,,,,,,-, ~:' ,i.:, • ~..,• ~ Ft . , .. and Radicals alike relight at her, for their means' . , r,,e. ASSASSINATION OF THE DUKE DE BERRI. The Gazette de France gives the above-mentioned 1r t o Aof embarrassing the Government, and Offending; NORTHUMBERLIND —lt is not lii I ' hear, ' ' '' in It°' .pipet the secession of oir I...Ha:ILES MONCK will this- '• ' Ite nt i ou We received this moreiug the Paris Papers of se eutographLttter, together with two Proclamations Sovereign; , ~,,, . of ~ . ' ,_;. ~'e Y , e ~,, 4 3 'nese e , the toe le togs asserted the rights the, „, e• . k.londay last. The following are extrac s rela•ing» of the Governor of Ceiliz, but for which we hove :e - were .. curb the peace of this Coen+ yby a new ciltit est. • , idt • . Par tso . i s. t-rown, and the ft Aicals, for the first time, 0..• ~a x . to the horrible Assassination of the Deke. D:, ,at present to, room ; they, of course, are none . . . t i , DoeHAM COUNT Y .—lZen 01 t says, that though, ... e ' , tit,. s Anil all die:: the name of a thiid Candidate for this Count vis ''7 1).) ' -11( the stt en limas advocates of Royalty, t....‘, BE tt 21, in addition to what we hive given iii an-e, material with any view to intelligence. '; , e ,• ii team d None, neither of these parties cared one iota for s , io waetlng, yet that a Gentleman every way quas e.; s, !v et , lified is making prepara!ions to start. So s.iy the ;,, i • • • Yii ur i -T ._...... ev ...—.... • • u een /4* other column:— I . • i thin or person beyond their ovi 1.1 purposes. ea t* (b - rona the JOut nal de Port's.) i, As the last melancholy Ceremonies have beeneVueer ,- nuthant County Adcertiser, and the Netecast/e1:: te 'nee' " •:Dace o'Cloch, A.m. :i.' discharged respectiug the Remains of our let e 4. W e now fed the siabject so immediate, that wel;e 0 „,„„ t. • .. yo 4. - :Y. Ur s U his ' cannot pass steer even another d ... " ll'e this instant learn that a horrible crime 7;lieleeed efueeeco, it is some conseletion to ay without its Du tinANI CITY - - -In addition to the two rild!s r e -- "PJ this Ciry, a thitil Candidate, a very . , .e. Tbe Order in Council we certainlye''. Mewl "' t " ,es eerie bas be. it committed on the person of one of our •?. Affectionate and ir.ournful People, that lie is now(' ' li 'tice• - I h 1.,` , rake as decisive of the opinion of the KING ...; it ...•., pop t) la r character, has a pp ealed iii the person of k!'e. • ''',,ir A / ENlty LI Arilii N GE. 'ltiere is of course reason ~ ,e ', ' . '.y. Pi inces. -gone to receive the reward which his virtues so:.Z . .4.' „ „., . v. lend his Ministers •—br't while we are to le • •s• to .) t will , be a ...L•t trip Candidate. : lois evening, at the close of the Opera, an '',. teen deserved, in the eternal happiness of a uet-e, • - i • , eel e . exl ec a contest ; tumour linked says th a t (f i erce.- " assassin made a blow with a styles at the Doke. ,ter world. The Annals of this Country will for s,',te 1 at the present, as opinion only, we cannot coil-• A '----__ ... , • . e and i Aider it to have been acted upon without very, .N EtvcesTee-ote-Teels, jedeing from present ap- te. te ' en 111 ` ; ' to de Berri, at the moment when his Royal Iligh-',ever record those virtues, and his history- pearaiices is not likely to be elistut bed. s. a ..1 Mies lei ne c e was aseae (li ng to I n k carnage. 'l'hea 6sa ssin , character mvill torn) a model, which, if ( m e fo l. 'II strong, and, ittileed-, compulsive proof. With that 4 ' 41 ' ) jOu''',' 4 -' been,- .. te en tt , i , ,. _proof the Nation will be in due time. tiequainted ; Doyen, FEB. I6.—A Feneral Sermon was 3 , s e" ' . e itee e ' e t . was immediately apprehended. We have lowed by' all his Royal Successors, will excite thei o, ' and preeehed here to-day on our late lamented Mo- ••,'.‘•t --------- to t h t tilleanwhile, we can but lament its existence, ell:erre Is . ii n ( ' ) .r w h l e , , C a li n tr , r i c l a m iviis most f 4 1. 1 uneble, up to time hour when it was necessary : effections of the People, and give security roller t t i e c W iS it e d ri t i l iC an ) w tv a 4 s a 4; ,' ' ' P 0 ] ; "- z i t . to pm too Journal to press, to obtain any certain - : Throne. The grief wh i ch has b een so cron4 i y -uhe consequent necessity of its productiola -- 1 t the pre- :;;;'cached by the Rev. Mr. Meuse?. The !1ei411094 L 1. Will be said, perhaps, that until made in Pi: intelligence respecting the state of his Royal sit exemplified by the Nation at large affords the best Ca tie guns are manned, and minute •guns a ' ,""do . 4:: settee - e -HWt ..; 44) ~ 11 ' 1 highness, testimony of the excellency of his personal cite- cele.„ -rem• • .. it. lima only •; which site may be able to refute. We':,. „, l .i ii „ rare co:rimed to begin tiring vet.' soon ‘iince ,I 4 I ,'h a ,,,' "We ere afraid of too inconsiderately ex- ratter, and the uprightness of his conduct as g the above I have I ' vartit 1 that tine ' Duke • 0.41t • I ' rather than hopes, that her ability:ape Benet yeas stabbed on Sundae evening coming.„ . -- --1 4 ` .:1) ..se ' t 'll', pressing either too much security or too much c Sovereign. His reign was marked by clemency 4 ; have wi"es , se -se_ :may reach so far, It will be said, too, that with- out'• of the °Vera . , but was tieing when these Gen- '', , . i rt , . s s ts l .„..:?.? appreliensioe respectitig a health so precious to a nd toleration, as well as by that firmness which , denten left Paris, Ito ; proceeding out her presence the has been partial. ' t ,.. m. -;-` all Fretichmen. 'fo.nto , rrow we shall publish t `tie awful duties of justice demand of the Guar-, t . To etich objection we reply, that the necessity .of oof the damage occeeioned hy the 1 Letters from Venice contain disastrous details t i's '' more precise details. •?dian of a Stare; and when it was necessary te •,ie.' , eli t 4 i" , el'i, r :i .ate tempexttions ..,,,,, .. Tc r ucte T but a sense of 1 the case forbade the delay which her coming would e gales in the Athletic, They also announce, that .i.„.‘ st,,jY t . are (Franz thc Gazette de France.) • discharge those ditties, nothing have reqeired, and which her foreign residence e al ' l g h the lonian hies' et present, appear to 71ft• k , (1 " Yesterday evening, at half-past 11, on comin g g t'what is due trom a Sovereign to his Country: is i I •• enjoy perfect tranquillity, still a sonless:bet turbo'! , ,,, 1,:, ,, , , re,„;',(1 , l it ant of the Opera, the Duke de Berry was struck by - The Liturgy coned not „:' lent disposition prevails amongst the inhabitants, fS q u ' 4 l . lt-''' could have restrained him front the exercise of , spa a l o "c occasi""ed- mt,e,.,,i‘ett neve remained unaltered; end had she been recog- e t not only at St. Nlaura, but 4 a styles at the moment he was getting also ii) the OW !. N th e I ')n, Isles. Nevert . lieless, they do the English Au' t : a 11':`'I'vr e f a r into b. " that mildness and benevolence which were essen- Z •fe', carriage •; his bloods pouted opon his august Cone f 'sized in its alteration, the very persons who now ; g dal features of his nature. We have given irt. ^ T,. •i complain of the ex•parte proceeding., ..thorities the justice to Say, dint they belia vO l `;Xit r il l , aini -le sort, who was already seated in the cartiage.woeld be the .:, with - I -sip., 77 other: columns a copious account of all the im• great Inoue' ation. won reedit! to the 0 - I (itet„.'s e first to insist upon it as an aCklloWledgt - Ilent of -persons who took pert in the late iiisurrectionEJ . .' ,, tee„,,, t. ' n s. , i -persons •,,,, The Niece deeply wounded in the right sitle,t ressive solemnities which attended the interment, r - uttered a loud cry and fell insensible; the assassin, P • • 1 .4 4 a man.eboto thirty, and whose apparel annotincedai'and we shall now return to the business of life : : her innocence, and a re , og „i t i o „ o f h er „ g a ty. ;et St. Al ill; a. They likewise allnde to 'sortie !:.t.., s iti 'lsr ur , s , , Whatever may he the subseqiient measitres,—as ien:tstiltaythod:.sisccoilt,eertileise haveio lid T e r: T e l t 5m:,,,, trade t . is indeed d i e ) , e , t . 1.. ,.. , ,. ;` , , '`N' ~tut r , e b t : mend the concerns of the State, convinced that i I ; b authentic ou th-is head has hither:o traits- -ao . I. • I irs) him to be in a stateof indigence,! -some must be taken—nothing de fi nitive can - he•0.h:„ 5 ... was immediately'.his spit it could witness the affairs of this world, Pl'o •;;:i a, I led plod conveyed to the station of they -pi re lent , : done without the act ot the Legislature ; tube, 1,-i)i , e'l• ►' -,,,,, his felicity would, if possible, be augmented i n 4l, By letters front Jamaica we have received ►ante! eip s , cEt at her friends, anti the great Lady herself., .!"-, , ''' t rid) Gendarmerie at the Theeti e. r^ • ) accoutit of the ti ial of Ca -ir , - " His Royal Highness was conveyed into one -, se seeing his Empire prosperous and his People s will have every opportunity of vindication. Wei:, irig the Ind(: sloop Captain Cut TTY docluntkil)a' 4 .4 ' I thertador, a" !"..,„-. Pi,?e(' " re., hippy. of the Saloons of the Adtninistration of the Opera, I , _....... a5 e---- Is do not, however, see the uecessai y consequence,T ,",* Colonel GRAHAM, ►Who eoillitiandeil the tew trlell I';',l, b''''''d..7"' ,X 7. that were landed when CHITTY attached the ishold k ml i i li;'! 1 ' . 11,41 - t et meimither die Princess followed him, and assisted at',.. ‘Ve see th e effect of . the Jecobin SYsterts in ~ '::,that her presence in Eogiand will immediately . .. 4 cube „. ..,, , ti k'tlit p , of seal 1.,' ' d .et I ti Ni/tt e c , • " " • 1 ii be recollected that not long all)" . Si'''''t= ' e m .:. ~ oho e N i , he first aids affoi tied him by medical men. We .. t s France, in the assassination of the Duke de i invest ber •with all the rights and honor t rs . ?!,. 1 . 1 -, ie :( , :111 . ,. 1,:c ,, t ,„ 0 , ft c . . 1 . •-••IT".• par s ;" 11 .1 s altpeareti ill the Londoil PapC ss ' 'f . 4, 1 , 1 ' , (:(,1„ •.'", ' are assured that the wound is not mortal. , B EeRi , t he only branch of the House of BOLT R. '' of a Queen, any more than that her name must .,: c is ' i ) , P o i: d if - a F l u ., : i n s i t i ii: f :I: iiii i i t it s g zii s ii t i o y : 1:i f i 2 :10 : 1, ti r .i a ist n i i t t: t i i itc ti k,e c, .( ( )I j i:: egn that I I ( ::: ti ;'.:. ~. . .1 i , :.1:4 '1 ,0 : 4 i: : :::::: , 1", blit'Ci r. ri the t 1.1 i 4. ' it'll '4141 (' ..: r .11;t1 it 1, 1 . t .' : " .1 . lie new Ravaillac manifested great tran- ',EON that was likely to secure the continuance of ; have been inserted in the Lit u r g y, h a d she nor --. - quillity. On being interrogated by a Gendarme ':. s that family on the Throne of France: 'Sr e have = been travelling abroad when the Order was made +'‘e mei r, marauder," Ste. rrhese reports e.„ . elite t e .,°tetimm his ships in pursuit of the Lihertador, and she e , °' . , ; 4 5 i , :sist ii ''.; as to the motive of this dreadful Assassinesion he often said that little reliance can be placed .in Council. Flom this delicate subject we were ; having reached Sir HOME Porn Am, h e s e n t one'. f . ''l A l ;;`s s l ' i ' Y r ..Nhi ~.. ceplied, that the crime had been projected tot „on the stability of that Throne while the Mi- .' not the first to raise the veil ; and we regret ,''' of Ve. C ; . Was brought into Putt Royal, where CHITTY and i- , ' l 4 C 'V'e l o ~ • ,our years. : that it has not continued unraised. But now we feel ..,,- G RAH A „ were imprisoned . . ~,. - 141 e ,Potri e 4 . " Two in the Morning. .... ti . io . ns of BUONAPARTIL were permitted to . retaio the begiuroug of D- m'.ll le l ,- an t ; !, :t a duty to observe, that as the People. bad a '''' 'ember, and tried for piracy the 10th of bait `, ' s„',,''" ul- 1 1 1 , their usurped tides and possessionsleteired! ~, ,Royal Highness is still at the Opera. • . . 1 _:. "Iris .by spoliation and massacre, ant while others , right to the strictest examples of purity ant pro- s f ee"fhe mitred has been probed, and the blood '' -of whom had recently been flogged for mutiny:o ; were suffered to return to the Coun•ry, whose bity in their acknowledged QUEEN—an example ) IN Jo, ‘r o n board the Lihertador. After the exannitiatioe I d *l - 11 l'..i flowed. The Prince appeared easy. The Duke .' • , ;elf e hands bad been drenched in the blood of their. ! which the virtuous Consort of our deceased Sova- ',.' of witnesses for the Crown, the Jury, wit-hunt --= tt . ..k4r e '' de Bourbon arrived at half-past one. M. Decazcs... hearing any evidence in defence, inouttliately rte' .3 w sZ a slf e' : -- fellow•creatuees, and who were accessary to the '• REIGN Sc) eminently gave them—so they had a right ~ .. '''''';ii n r ' l, al l ~' has iutetrogated the assassin. The Procureur do e ''' livered a verdict of acquittal.; to murder of their s overe i gn . I n fact, the li- to every measme which leads to the discussion of ie •. ~ 4 . tl tt •), tray: e Roi Imas commenced the instruction. The wretch: d , i t A Some letters front Rome mention, that the celee it. • „'lal' s 7til e y , cence of the Revolution had produced a new :laity doubted question en so vitally =Portant tie. Waled CANOVA had fallen dange rous ly ill ;h e was ‘;',.tre,, ; (lla ; get ting bptter at the depertiire of the Courier. - 1, -Ps i tii . e j s ', r .'.' 4 ; is named Lotivet. He is a maim employed in the .' t • • race of Frenchmen, w h o h ave b een trained up e point. 'chat a doubt does exist must now be in- ', Died at Naples, on the 24!1) tilt. Cardinal Carat' r ' l'et ei ',.ees„ 4 , l : P',' King's sadlery. He fled to the corner of the street. : 17./9, a ••!• ''te f . TfeitS' i 5 ,/' ► kilt), Bishop of ['destine. Diegna • Ignatius-Ca. 1.4„ e r ,,,' 1 ' 4 ' . . 1 si where he WAS arrested by an individual. An int- ' .. in Republican notions, and were not likely to erred—that such a doubt should be satisfied, t 4 :have suffered the present KING to remain all the oof equal inference. If the great Lady OWN ab• . s 4 tacelolo was burn on the I e t e of J u ly, r t ib 7 1 "tt l '''' 4 mense crowd sorrounded the Opera, manifesting ' ;'.Mer in. nesting entered the Prelecy, he followed I 'vie '''seit e -.`''Throne, it his advanced age and uncertain health ,' sent can, as we wish she way, prove herself in- 'et. 3 % the greatest disquietude. ' / be r Y ) le ok , i ,.' 1:ope . Pius the Sixth in France, and was with that 4,.. 1 1;1111 1N s, -4 1 4 did not . afford diem the hope, that he would soon •-• tangible, the omission in Saturday's Order will .71 4" " Six o'clock, A.M. - be released by Nature from human concerns, and ,1 motif when he died at Valencia, It was in hoe "',: 'i, ti,;, 4 . (1 easily be filled up. We shrink from the reverse ; nour of his attachment to the head of the Church ~;`.' 'a l i* e ; ,'„. " The Prince has been conveyed to the Louvre; ee• - ' ii. e the Country then be open to the ravages of versa-,"a o f the alternative, and will now merely observe, that Pius VII. made him a Cardinal on the llth i• ', ,e , s n ',:sr 4 c ," , '' 'and al sir ed crowd surrounds this:: • ,, t an immense a , .4 '. lity, ambition, and every impulse temling to the i that any qualified course would have been, under' of August 1800. This was the first hat given by I. , , n,*,,,,. Ni:,,,, ' ancient Palace of our Kings, fearing every mo- e ° the present Pope. )•f ' o,ele 14 DEir oppression of thrall i elevation of a few, the general opprescircumstances, tot not less unjust to Ile! thane •• merit to hear the most afflicting and lamentably -..-, On Saturday the proclamation requiring all per.. , ~ii ' lteth4s, , People, and the consternation and alarm of all to the Crown and to the Nation. sons, being in office at the decease of the late King, tle. ~kit U ie e , I) ,eit 4 s , ite intelligence. " • StVen, A. ii. urroundin , States. ________ ;,;. o proceed, in the execution of their respective ote , ,j!'"re, j .. \ 3( ''''k a..; . 0 . • hi t ,. •eiti. ~ bees as hetet oforC, with any new patent or corn' a e \ e - 2 . :: :„..... : . ?A " His Royal Highness has been insensible for a...a.m. i i :`, Dovett, FEB. 16.—8 y several arrivals from . 4 • • We have nothing* to add to the accounts of Mi- ..- 4 an hoar." t.t..4 AFFAIRS OF SPAIN. nisterial Changes, but to repeat our conviction, --• •-•'• France a report has been brought that the Duke e with the visual formalities. This clay came OD before - ;'• • CV it 4l: ..;.: de 13eaat 1133 been assassinated, by stabbing hint` the lergh Court of Justiciary, the trial of Gilbert I‘:'m Tli (From Me Moniteur.) W " Letters front Cadiz, of die 2Stli January, , s • that such accounts were principally produced by , the hopes of Party, and that there was never any t e while leaving the Opera.—An Express arrived toy_ ell'Leod, prisoner, front the tolbooth of GlasgovV, ‘,-. to , e Pre s ~...charged with printing and publishing different i!' s ' ~ ,( 1 , , ,„„ .:.-- and from Aladritl of the 3tl Feb., add ndthing ")- ::serious danoer of the diminution of harmony be- • ;the Agent of Packets here, which, we understand, ' : 'articies of a seditious stature, in the periodical Fit * . 4 l' ‘ r te e l ' it i c the last intelligence which we gave respecting 4 authenticated the melancholy intelligence. Ilis" per lately published in Glasgow, called " The ;," le i i lo itle ie t • tweet) the SOVERRIGN anti his Counsellore. As e, Spirit of the Union," Farther particulars in o ur • its, ,IV , • at ''...e• Spain. The movement of the 24th had no ftirthet' . c,' death has occasioned a great commotion in Paris The . • 'a. far as we can learn, the Ministers gave their opt- m ) ~text. Court is crowded to excess, and all , k;1 1A; ' '4l Ol t, 'r r , -fea result, and tranquillity bad not fora single rno- • . 4 mid parties are very violent there. The assassins s .lie passeges are full of spectators.—(Edinburgh m .. 1 ,. , ..,p e , 'i'm,'(., :. MOO on the subject in agitation with ingestin's -,, '', Courant, Feb. 14 ) , ir i s' sh u e e t leg ment been disturbed. - 4 - 11 a• eas yet escaped detection. , - ir l 4 , co •1. firmness, conceiving that the measure which they , 4 ........---e -.se '''' . hp sst e o Nt' - - -- .:1 4 " The Insurgents harassed frotn time to time - C. ANOTHER 14 ETT El? , Shhlft DATIL—The Geor- ,/ -_- iti yeti proposed was best consistent with the dignity of , BIRTH, .• • 4 111 , 1 g f s: the g.mrrisoe of the Cortadura and the Cannoniers e • ~..giartna, Coptein Diverts, is just arrived troinl In Great James-street, Bedford-row, 'Airs. J. H. Shears, 01 ‘V e eh i n the Empire, and best calculated to secure die x. a eaueeter. i e,„ i , t r e it i it of Observation, but without the least success:—.. mo Boulogne. I.ly this vessel we learn, that theft a______ o ~.. k ;' l vt 1 01 ut i filet, "'Peace of the Country, from the discussion of topics ~.1, ei a C . 1 1 ,,,e te e °ll . B J/ They appeared to have no systematic plan of at-,' 1 . , ~,1 t , l. - ' ..2 , Doke de RI was attempted to be assassinated , w Hen mi, ) otnert% Ise create cabal, t tssention,„e On Sitnrilay, the 12th instant, at tit. Ann's, Soho, jrA. i''l"r `N - 1 1 51 it: ' • •`- tack. - e e,ii Sunday last, by a person,it 9 said, is ho )),-is ',..,:„ ATII - -id, e'es es- ..--. —O. ... hot, of the Ordnance Deputrneilt, Tow,r, to , f,i A i teti nt , ~.4 and the conflicts of Party. .‘ e. witildn, third dalighter of the late Nir. Archibald Fairbaira, t ~ I liti te w i z , ~ - " The rebel troops use die Spanish ffrg, to,,f :., been watching an opportunity for three years,' Baiii,ory, Oxfordshire. ,' C htl (3ll ' Bald ~;;; I which they add two Sabres crossways, above the FUNDS.—Very little business has been done in and who succeeded in stabbing the Mike, lint not :!'!' X DIED .i.io ° r p t e i . er of r: the Funds for several days back, and in the earlier -so as to kill him on the spot; he is, however, So .... y i t t , ) escutcheon. .. On Tuesday ni , lit, the Isth 'hist ,at Woulwiel), at the .: ''''' - ill e ln i C itt l , 1 ; .ffi . ',./- buns, i•f her Son iii-law Captain Stewart, Royal :artillery , 'es - os th ts3t th e "1 he frigate Salmine front the Havannah, ere- :,.part of Tuesday the same stagnation prevailed, bad as not expected to recover. , Mrs. Baker, Bella of the: Captain Hugh Cossart Baker , ',,,,..,: fil o at wi • A fere(' Cadiz time 28th, with a cargo, consisting ''; hut in the afternoon, when the rumour took place , ;, 27111 Grenadiers. c f• in `l°4o, lielic .: On Thursday, the lOtli tin., Mrs. Banger, New-road, ~...1,,„!, wi o - • sc it of 1,540285 piastres, three ingots of silver, . : ', of a change in the Ministry, business took a turn, Generel die lion. Sir A. MAI;LAND, one of the e Georee's East, in her eett, year. oi l Er, "ol it i Y • 0 . e 01 s74' &C. g.- •, , 4 0 (I one of time Erst Brokers rushed into the oldest -hirers in the Army, and, we believe, the ---ea......ea-o-e-_ - last surviving servant of the Household of le ~E . : •,-• LONDON': Printed by.]: B. cAIwrAIRS, of No. 29, coat It l 'l , ili, 'I , Wh t i The Journal de Paris, after giving the abOve,:::)leritet, and began to sell largely ; he was fol- ( , )1:1-1:01:i1 , - , street, , C./Uteri:6g mire ; awl puhlitdmil by ...V T A N ' p o o l 1, ,,,,,':e1y. ( - DEBICK Prince of WALBS, father of the late KING. ''''' *says-- . ..' lowed by many otliers, and Consols, which be- ti i titet, yesterday 'morning'. 'r he General was C __, _...!.., actin 1 S . , of No. , „ South ,liiltori- k treet, at TlO - ' A sy ),t '''t! - , ' it Ilic um . oih ce , N o . 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