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ZLEMENTARY FRENCH 130010 1 . Ti 43 Day were pn'uli,lied, in it mo, price es. bound, .1r) IT LES for PRONOUNCING and READ- Ai& ING the FITENGH-I,ANC-alMirC' By the Rev. ISRAEL WORSLEY. Printed for Lonzman, Hurst, Rees, Orzne, and Itrown; Pa• terroster-rov.-. Of whotu may In had, 1. lanes French Grammar, in 12mo. the Vial] Edition, price , IR. holind. - 2. 'Limners Frencii Exercises, 'Porn. 4s, hound. . 3. Tardy's Fren c h Pronotmcing Dictionary, 12mo. 'N. bound. . AMERICAN PAPERS [Further Extracts.' .Among these visitors at the late Indian Connell ,it Quebec was 'a sister of Tecumseth, a sal) of whom remains_ sick in Montreal. • The Talk is of much the same nature as was -that of the, assemblage of India n s . during Lord .Dorchester's Administration. The number of the present / is the greatest ever known on such an oc7 - rasiOn. They were saluted by two field-pieces, placed .on the partitde for the' puirpose, on their, approach to and_ return from the Castle. They 'were entertained with fireworks on the esplanade, 'and music from the Band of the 70th Regiment, On Saturday (saws a letter of the 22d of Alarch),.. " The Indian Warriors lett town, to iirepare fOr scenes far different. from the amusements whicrl they had enjoyed in this garrison. They have been new clothed in long scarlet coats, * witn ejrni;, lets, and bucket caps. They were highly .grati fied with their reception here, the entertainnient they received,. and the spectacles they' have wit tiesied; such as dinners, dances, fireworks, assem blies, mid whatever else could be supposed would please them."—(Quebec,) Hatartx s 'APRIL 20.-s-Thisrunon and Tenedos are cruising off Boston. Arrived on Saturday- his Majesty's brig,Cur leW, Captain Head, *lrmo a eruiie. ' Sunday the schooner Julian, DarroW, from Martinipie,and Liverpool, N. S. 28 d a y s f rom t h e former place. Monday afternoon his Majesty's brig Manly, .Lieutenant Hare, and transport ship Lord So ' mers,'Captain Brown, from St. John, X.R. six days-; . Lient.-Coloriel Roberton, and a party - of „invalids of the .2d Batt. 6th Regiment, came 'in the Somers, and Major Ylrilott, Royal. Artillery, -and Captain Agnew, wif.htt party of the Bth Re gimetii., comprising 28 men, in the latter. Yesterday - afteratton. the 'Chesterfield *het, Captain, Hale, with the February arid March ;:She left Falmouth :the 10th March. On Sunday last, about 30 miles io the south -ward.' of Santhro -Lighthouse, the Lord' Somers diseovered a vessel in' a south-western 'direction ; at f(pm- - 0:14, made her out to be a large two Op reiji srhormer, •with a press of sail, set ; finding, that she came up• very fast, and had the appear ance of an American privateer, the LordSomerss at'half s past five, was •hove-to under her three top-sails, aud.every preparation immedia-ely made for action ; - and,' at 'a quarter before'six, .the schnoner handed her.:stlitkiii)g_itiqadt:_,loisted an slauesican tbmg, and horse-to hitt at some sdistance s the Lords Somers was ,aoon afterwards. put before the wind, when the' schooner again/ 6161, and stood. s after Ater, tmtler, easy sail ; at balf•past-seVen she.esone.up, was hailed', and an swered "A -'Yankee privateer," and, at the same time attempted to hoasti at time quarter, but did Clot succeed, wad &opt astern ; she, •hoWeser, .was soon abreast ofSthe ship s and a Warm action commenced, which continued about-half-an hour, -when she again attempted to he a ted neat' the fore; chains s three of her men asOt on one of the an ebors, but Hein;; immediately bayonetted, .they tei—the enterprise was theia abandoned, she ceased firing and sheered off. • The Lord. Somers suffered" considerably in her sails and rigging ; hn' s her secendmine, Abraham Newland, kilted, and two seamen inqrtally would" ell : of the party of the Silt regimenk'six -privates , were severely wounded, and CaptaitA AgneW aad coreoral slightly. • . The Lord Somers mounts six IS:pound car ronades, and had a tree' of fifteen persons (men and boys). The schooner sheered stiven ports at a side, and it was supposed bad a crew of at least 100 men. At half past nine the Lard Somera waS fallen in with by his Majesty's brigltiflemaii . : site seats s l i ce Surgeon on hoard, who dressedalek wounded,. and, at his return,. the Rifleman proceeded in quest of the privateer. The successful defence :of the Lord Somers is to be attributed,. principa!!y, to the !determined bravery of Major Philott, -Royal Artillery; and to Captain Agnew, 2ml. batt. Bth (or King's) re :intent, and his little party : the latter, though mostly composed of ,aged •or enfeebled soldiers, remendtered tire days of their youth, tbe fullness of - health, and_ fought with one characteristic spirit of their eoantrymen. . The conduct of Captain 13rewn. throughout the station is highly spoken of by time, passengers tin board ; and we hope Lloyd's Insuranee Office will rank hilt, in the list of those brave Captains who have so gallatitly:defended their ships, and 'whose interests are never neglected. • The atbove- privateer is probably the one re ported in sight of the signal -posts on Wedisesday last, and which his iViaaesty's•ship Nymphe went in chase.itis I.IALLFAx, ._APRIL 29.—Arrived his Maiesiy's brig giflvruan, from a cruise.—Sailed his Majesty's: ship Nymplie, Capt. On a cruise; 'Wcd nesday, Riflemen, Captain Pearce, for Qui.hec with transports, Lord Somers, :Bostock, Mary, Adventure; and several Merchant vessels, her convoy. • . American Naval Force on Lake Ontario. An Officer from Sackett's Harboor has furni s h e d the following statement of the American naval force on Lake Ontario General Pike, 28 guns ; Madison, 22 ; 7 Cneida, Tr ; 12; Governor Tompkins, 4 ; Fair ~lincrican,:2-; Couquebt, 2 ; Ontario, 2 ; Alp, -2; Growler, 2 ; Lady of the Lake, 2, lloiltling.—Ozie frigate, mounting 3'2 guns, rates 44 ; two ditt), fist:. • ' The 11 rkimer iimerican, of April 7, 'states, that the shi e s lately building at Sackett's Harbour were launched on the PRE INCH rAr P,118: Wd unders'tand that, the head-quarters of the Russian arr!‘l. will be. at Meaux on Tuesday. 40,000 .Russians are 'expected there to-morrow anci the day after.—( Gazette pie France.) It is said that the Tinperial. Russian Guard, alter • this re.riew, will take the road to _Cherbourg, wilwre they will .. etublrk iu the Russian vessel; at prtsent iiT the Ev.&rilish Channel, and they will sail direet t'or Petershurgh.—(Journal des nebats ) • The, day afterto-inorrow ttie GeneraiS and other (liters of the Prussian Army intend to' give ri 'Grand like at the Hotel La Brisse. 'I lie !Herta rations.are already made. 'A very large 'tent has been erected in the ~ Garden, ‘viiereegiVkrs are to be laid for, 800 persons. The` Staff oft re Natit;n'al Guard .of •Paris are invited to this Fete-,.. - and it is' said,that ieverakof the most respectable . LidieS . of Paris will be present. Vestertlay.several young men, of .the National Guarrd dined at Very's. After dittnerall stoat! , up, and drank alo u d the health of.l, .VIII. Blucher, who was dining at the ra tite htnisc,, ap 'protiched their table, and hegted ,to . jgin:,their toast... His example was followed .by several Fo reign-Officers who were present, and'the Louie resounded xvith cries of " Lotti: XVIII.'" • We ire assured that the number of English at 'present at Paris amounts to near twelve thou sand. •• • , . There rerhained at 1.4 , 4nf10n, when the King left that city, eleven ancient ilisbnps of France ; they are expected , in:nedintely at Pnris. - • • - His .'SerenetHighuess the reigning Duke of BrurNwick has arrived at Paris. . The En Nth' , respecting the, he k ilth - Of ,Nion sieur suites, that the malady of hil! Itoyal High- ness is abating. ROME, MAY 15.—His Holiness li,q issued a Proclamation; by which he deckles., . that le Code Napoleon is aholiahed, Mgt tlitk 'authority of all Magistrates acting under_ it shalt cease they are to b e re pl ace d b y liafian Magistrate 4- GENOA,, MA' 17.—The rt , ignimy Sorereijn, Pius Va. has left this,city, and taken the road to the capital, through Ancoua, Loretto, and Ma- Cerata Votti,r, MAy 14 1 —Yesterday the last regiment of- the army whicli the Kiug of. NapleS --took 'to the banks of the Po., quitted this' city on its re turn. to Naples.. A battalion of Afistrian . troops took possession of -the. city. BOLOGNA, MAY 17. 7 --The 'tnperor of-Austria has taken the- Provisional Government of the States formerly occookit by the Neapolitan army. Notice has been given, that in l'lttire to all public acts should be prefixed these words Provisional Government of the Ethperor of ,Ausitia." This being the Day of Pentecost; tte.eompany at the Palace of the 'Dud]Jerks . was extreinelY numerous and splendid. .The Duchess of Angott leme .appeared, for the 'first.-tirne, in the new Court dress. It consists of a robe of `~hite silk, with a long train, with a fringedlace . bonnef.— kwas obServed, that the Members of the Letisla-, tive Boc r .v,who, under the reign of Buonaparte,w e r c only admltteci.int o the first. Hall, were; on thi s oc , casion, received , into the SalciOn of Peace, With thciSernikorsand Lientenatit-Generals.. The ancient usages of Christian- Prance are about to be re-established. To-day (Sunday) all the Theatres are shut; thercis:onlya Concert at . . the Oilcan. . The Hainburgbers who bad taken refuge at Co - penhagen arc about to retti.rn to their city. Swedish and Danish merchants are ,already sending tiler- . ..ehandize to . Ilaolburgh. Colonial produce has risen in priee'since the comtnunica.tions•have been opened between England and France. - A very criminal assembly has been discovered at Copenhagen, which held its orgies every night., Among the Members were several persons of high rank. The . investigation, of this business is car- rigid' on with great,cautiOn and - mystery." P4RIS, MAY 29.—This dity his Screw; Hidli. uess the Duke i of Orleans received the Cross. of St.. Louis from the hand cif the J according to the established form. The Kiug stood up, with his I sword ; in his band.; the :Duke knelt befofe PAD.T3', MAY 30.—His Majesty the Duperur of Russia will•review his Guards alang.thtroatt of Nendly and Malmaison. We are assured that the. Peace was to be signed 'this morning, and that it will be announced tomorrow to the Allied trbors, by their &we ' reigns, at a review. After this review, a 'part of those troops will put themselves: in mato], for the ithipe. The- Allied Sovereigns will themselves unit Faris . immediately after. The tmperor of Austria will, it is said, set out ta-morrow on , his return ; the departure of the Emperor of Russia and the king of Prussia will take place on Thurs day 'or Friday. , ArtOE,l.er at rcar read the focinitht and tire. - oatli.of the ()rcler..„ - STocx . noLui,TIVIAY Scuiptdt Serge'. dial in dii3 city, aged. 74: LultEcK, Mit'Y 12.--The King or Denmritk has matte great alterations in the Athrtini - stration of his Kingdom. '1 C.:thincil or State Las been (le dared permanent ; all important : wetter; ,d;ypend upon its decision, except nar#ths, promotions, afrairs relative to the Court and Theatre, ''hick the King has reserved under . his - o'ivn-authority. FRENCH ,FUNDc. mAy 28. f 5 "per Cent 5..... . :.. 60 fr. 90 c. Aotions of the Bank, lOA fr. 25 ci Aztitzvp-1 FrAnco. h't.-Subastian. Drrit-1 Nialta, I . Hol-. laiAd, 8 Gui,to - 111 . urgh, I Dublin, 2 Wateriord: PRICE 0 F STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TV Bank Lone; Anti. laf ; ';3-laths India liunds, - 9,3.. 10.. pr. . Excheq. liilis, 4s. 55.. Gs. pr. . Oniniin, 21 pr. rons,:ls July, 681: • • toch-llroli(4; No. 2, Cornhill; No. 18, Coventry-street. 'ELVE O'CLinK. Ba t * : Stock, S per Cent. Red. 661. 1 4 3 per Cent. Cons. 67443 4 per Ccut. Cup:. 82i 5 per Ct. Navy Apn. shut and A'S' LON FY ;N. Gall/GE TO-:,‘1011IS 0 W. '2,lEVerii:igsl3 win utes 411.er .2. wet TN F r I 11-4 S.l . t) BifLESI Otils FAI:SVAI AirbrAT ? LONDON, r TH UR S adY, JUNE 2, 1814. PFtCF it 4. ARRIVAL ORIIIE TREATY OF PAR I 5..; . Mr:. PL.11;;I:A• town last night wit'„ the Tteuty of Paris—a Treaty which we pray 'to Goal inay re•Aize the hopes of the .wQrhl, and estr,blish th;: 1. 1 4.: . ri:c aria happiness of Mankind on a fotlntlation tho solid To LI shaken foi•generetions ta ane. This is die care P of the PITT Princi- rt:solt of Lord lI, , iNVRESEU RI'S long ri- diouTed maid) to Paris-.-Tilo , Ai dilereat from . 1 , rne(i'iin an Usurper I,- thtraorninary Oarc,tte ie ab47-et to be pub lished, which we will`dose - n&- tinle entPlikuni • „ `cating tci the' Public together (f . possible) with .the. Copy .Of any Letter sent to the . LOßD.llrEvrai . with the gloriOns an.! glacideuing news. Waitilig for this • authentic' end • ofzicial. communication, we shall not publish any garbled particula'rs., further than to s:ay, - that,_ anion L 4 ' the Artie:lo-, it is,. We understand . , • a condition, that anti • wcrp is no .lodger to r be' a• Naval . *serial that Twn - of the Ships , which are in that l'ort are to_ be given to 'France, and the remaining thii'd to IlorLind.--.--The Shipi in Genoa, and ail the otker ports that were under tue cowroul of France, are to be restored to the States to *hicb:they respectively The Gtins bftlie. - 'Park, and Tower hailefire,d, to announce . theliappy 'SUDDEN DEATH OF,J6SEPTAINT. We have French Papers "to the 81. st ult. which communica-te the ftict of the - sudden. Death of the celebrated Ex-EinpreSs JosEintsg. :The Parisian. Journals seem to hare been a little puzzled as to the proper molle'of wording this intelligence : the following are the different ways adopted by the Jolantit des Darts and the Gazette de Prance :-- • "•The, -Empress JOSEPHINE died to-day, at , . twelve O'clock, at Mahnaison, after an illness of . , ' tvl3o days.''---(Gazette. de France). The Mother of Prince EtToeNe died this - day : at twelve o'clock, at her Chateau,.at Her: malady was not at first considered as clan ' germ's : it was a catarrh, accompanied by a fever ; it, however, soon assumed a malignant character, and carried her oa- at the end of three days: She received the last aids of religion with as much piety as resignation. -She, had the melancholy consolation of ding in • the arms of her Son and Daughter, from, ‘vhow she had been so long sepa rated. Sonic hours before her (teat() she alltuled to the regret which would be felt for her by the numerous families which the had had an oppor-, tunity of obliging. These recollections . seeted, , considerably to assuage her pains."—(Journal de.; Debuts.) These Papers are filled * . th parigraPhs an nouncing. the continued inareli oftheililied•troops to.ti•arcis their OIVII countries. They also•contain Duaterous , disquisitions on the terms of Peace, ittsniett.tkie have nOt . thought it nd . ck*rob trao! late. In one of' these articles (Journal de.O.eb 4t ; 36th tt.e following, in speaking. of the .yuJi basis on which the apprdaching Treaty wotililb Concluded, is worthy of attention " On the one - side, it is the interest ,ot " that France, ivitOst! power had bectnne,eatir: 4 `: Continental, ;a.nd menaced the saftltY 61.1'1 le ce,e , t:;•onttnetat, silould be re-posSessed o f a • .-t, y n_ it ie a i riti in e o er 4' tier fyrtner On the. Oth er it is interest. of Eur( ) P that L 7 14 land, 'Whoke preponderance had beeQuje.•interests nien t Connexions. other•arit:nle itne . al foi' A el Y -11tY e li ny i t c'ta.:tdii.:.eiln States,. that threatenedb i n °: ,thendth cr of" Peac- the interests ot Europe , c" ".tend _England, will equitable bal cilic6" , fr o , add " rest on these two bases : " NoW,notwithstanding the modestit3Y • this writer insinuates that the iNtariti nle of England are to. be cir cums crb I ( " 1.1 otr it chooses -to say, " E n gla n d-i s to re stono S • C ngeth tinental ConneXions," have strong stored believe, that not an i ota h as been;or l ' e he ar, on that point, in any T rea ty tha tll3s if . r di° s ti or may be. concluded. Neither can w e ce p , engage of this _paragraph to Pass wi th '' '. , 0 0' sure and contradietion. . Our inar itin)e P re ` derancy was the sheet anchor which saved' , in - the storm ; and it . respected and r' l3° : t3' ts at , but never threate ne d, th e mar i t i m e intc- • c f s „ . o l ;' any other .nation. W e; h owever , perfe''". ioc cord with the . opinion .expressed bas Continental preponderancy of France. n i • often deluged the world: in blood 3 trust that no bastard. generosity, or illcc ;‘ Aerate liberality, on the• part of the / s il lics i " . Sown the-seeds of futitrc. wars to he vog ehl 0 'el 4 res-,nrrection of this policy—the policy °f fift h XlV• and of lluoNarArrE.--the ruling the French PeOple. We need oat profess ,%vould treat -France far beyond her :heave her her great and happy. Were." r t lO • c9triptent to the achievement, th er e 3 1101 ' 1°3'3 a cloud in • • „ A wel1:-itiformed Contepoia, y sa,iu • vs Rppettl`S the most extraorclibiry circtill ls° , o ds' of these celehrated Negoc i3t l l that theFrenelt - Diplogiatist s h av e sct °3lY, o tie''' t , tit fated to tuftur of their -val.aable on the 'coll'clition of abolishing the latatruttlity .06r 1 • cart permit US to relax.** 01 6 ,for Thcge are no inore• zealous advocates 'c e 1)4 • total of- .81avery than lye', ar e ' 11 •' , - .confet4s-we' do not think it extraordioal t/ io t '"`, -French NegOtiator4- shiauld of angtl' er I w t,:e'' thinking;'; there is every _reason t° : .thilt many Of their ,6OlonieS, re Dornitigo, the gre a te s t Of them alli"tv u ' t il o iDC'•! , ,without c4tivation,. for the want of ilt,e' ° ``,., of supplyini labour'. t he on There is a good deal of contradietl - f; . lo' subject of the arrivtd`of the ENresßoit a n " , e t We believe the following will be'found cbr'.,e. The ALLltn‘ SovEßEiciNs'ate to 8111 In Boulogne on SOnday, and are expecte" ' don on Monday or Tuesday at farthest.'' • - • WO continue our extracts•from -t° ; , it re! pet's, but they do not po ssess so much "" -e i e those we inserted' yesterday. Th e Chron ic t b€ day .bas been conjuring up the phO t( 1, 9 ,01 01 conquest of the Canadas, and the as cen- ' 0 03 the Yankees o n th e L a k es : Th e inforaOt:() Je ti, 10“ „ which these c roa kin g an ti c ip at i o ns " rt o is certainly in th e mos t dir ec i contradict any letter tve have received from tvb o will illUstrate the truOt, and we shall °- has been most correctly informed. 1 . 0 -The Honse of' Assembly in Upper ‘-' 6 `" Of" been dissolved, owing, it. is said, to to attech ,some #rants of money to dial' o ftql for raising The provincial revenue, neither approved of by die„Ocivernor Por t acr - ; f i w t:1 1 1 be seen froth the Parliament Arr '6O in our last page, that the Subject, the - todisc,l7:, be 7brough w t e forward so 7i:11 deprecated,isl:llY:tllefioil se 0 t is ca-bo c u s to l r Cum ‘ too , n that -n I theol troubled• motionro a'cv waters;" i o a o :rf t i t e l: if s a s 1 ;1 I ( l ; s t i s g l i E g l u2 o s'' t t i : I: i l l:I d , :gEwb7:';:::e:', t e . s s .. o li e si l . e c c h n l l a l: Sic i r : c"t i :ll y t: 5 , 4 5, 1) 1 : 1 11 ( :: ° : 'ceeclecl in obtainin g an influena:a over the l' iii .. ..ii r . a lieltnled Prineess;as i 0 be enabled; "Th c " c : k fo' I s l t i t e it n. s t i t heir purposes-- , whenever it is . f°lln4i ° lie ° to thr , o o w e a broil the opinionsuFn' en ' .--hi. e%P tO etdr4 OlCi n g B't Ott rr el IC her forward her Husbandg,l7;t n i r l i d i e ov er .i,olapki topic r i l l i r r iz) p u n a n:l s . ;;; l p e f i n p e y n t i t : T . con c o r eti t: ? : , houte-,eluciklatio.n. 1 The 'Nation has t 3 . a c A ir - b IG II lial ' . . more than: erfough, of this -o.4nler *v.