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'- ....(41 141 , 4k ,1 / 4 .m.,r • 0 .4. ~.... ~ . , „ . 4 kuxu4'.„ it 76191;.] ' TO Till' CLERGY-.& FREEHOLD Rs F COUNTY OF •NORFOLK. [Prue t• SP:"EtNTRENCTi. NORFOLK ELECTION. ILty was I iblisheJ , Bto. ss. lid. — Grecia '!'ale:; ALASIIMIT; an Arabian Tale. ' By 11. GALLY KNIGIft, Esq. Printed (4ir John Marray, Albemarle -street. Lately wai ptthlighvtl, by the saws, Author, ILDEItINI, Syrltni Tale, Bra. 4s. lid. Lu UNTY IIII.EIIEN, /1, A % heel) S° 8 Ne at r c onsider 1 11wItnee, th4t 1 hare resat Pl' I TP, tor the ItFritt3Sl or occasio.ne:l 014. 1 in n perfectrY k"lyalid prestunti ltd. c IV 41S lied COO4d p ell on Ph ik744l,justify m qtr l yprct en, - 4ily imputklio #, , 4411 torte fornarc co ~ttlitt einertuirr the '44liintlced.m7 Pam' *lottotivilil the `''''`l'Zkaelprintiptts kit" :941k"*Tig )'C'liirt tiaill"4"n :414 pvilection• y° i Nelt iticti at of t 0 i 4,11 this account has I) 1 l''ltill, I trait, Nlkwl. It'as been ope►ied.ta sty - port the RETURN of a GENTLES AN of LOYAL and C9NSTIPOIIO - tiAL PRINOTPLER to SVPPLIV the t'A CANCY. occasioned 'in the REPRESENTATION of the ttf NORFOLK, by the DEATH of Sir JACOB: ASTLEY, ------- - . . :sttme - stamp With' that of 'the disembarkation of Lucien.- As for .M. Micas,. he .suffe,rtiti hitutivif_ to he carrivd away with his good fortune, fie exhibited himself 'at the Milks/in at' ifie hour :wfien it is most nomerously attetidede'startire . ceived boutitte4 from the _iipmes ,de _la ,liailet (ntaritet women.) li- is bytro--nietins like ly t ant lteltas..ventnettd to make Use of all the expressions _which are attributed to him ; some of . 41telnest remarkable of s - vliiclt 1 shall give you :--.."'1 finif • every tbing changed in France, except the heart of the King. MOnsieur . bas iiked me if I cattla to cleanse the Angeau.stable. • 1 hare been told that there are ,two suns above the horizon. • What it number of Wrong things . lisve been done (lilting mY•absence !"---." lloW criminal are those per•ions who have proposed the Law of Eleet ions !" Vivre: are a thousand expressions of the same Irvine which appeared to tnetoszarded by the narrators. 04iers - assert, that 11.;, on 'the 'cantrary, allow:noes very constitutional rintentions, and that nil his WiSlltt. are Confined to the resumption ,f, his office of Grand Master, of the Wardrobe, giving up that 01 lllinister of the King's flouseild ; but that it he could accomplish his first point, of remaining in Paris; he would soon aspire to other views, supported by the Princes from whom he has kept himself at such a distance since 181 , 1. Ile has spared no pains, es is r4ported, to obtain leave to remain ; he has wetted the King's hands with tears, and tried every way to his heart, which is so good to all his servants, but whidi is Pardee larly so towards his people: The public opinion has been 'pronounced at the Exchange in a manner very unfavourable to the views of the tix Minister, anti the wide given in the llioniteur, mentioning his immediate departure, has of itself been Unable to calm the emotion which his arrival had excited.; As to the impression made in the Diplomatic Body, all reports agree in representing it as unfavourable to the return of M. de Blacas. Sir Charles Stuart, M. Pozzo di Burg°, M. de Gritz (the Prussian Ambassador) have, it is said, declared themselves in the Most decisive manner against. it, I shalVnot take upon rue to patentee any thing - ,. but the last-mention ed rummer appears most deserving of credit. 'rho party finding . themselves at length quite impotent in the ,face of much more important considerations, :is at the present moment making on excellent retreat ; and the decided partizans of the Ex. Minister are themselves carefully circulats. . ing, since yesterday, the following order of the day in , the Feuxbo ne g o f St: Gerain Z " " T m The Count de Maces has- not returned to Pinis to frighten Ministers. ~ .liti is returning t o Borne with new : instruetions, Wilich will enable !tins to remove some difficulties respecting ths King's coronation ; and heis to return In three Months, in artier, to assist at . the Coronation, to which the Pope!.will have . given - his - assent."--........ J have:reserved - for the denouement the list o f the Ministry whi c h the leaders were o eager, to Cashion in their own. way. These tire the (aDdi r dAt6, MET.' de BlaCas, de .Chateaubtiand„ de Bruges, de - Polignic, - Dubottehag G e, de ouVillel and de Vill4le. .'There it as much truth in thosv nominations as. in the rctnEli of TitHeyraud to . ~ irate • . . StrOngly urged by those, whose ' myself obliged to - 'regard. with 'de-! !red on offerini'aiyself as a CANDI-, ENTAI'ION'of the COrNTY, on, by. the DEATI-I of Sir 'JACOB , 4-sepsible that it would be an act of . in me to aspire to a situation of such, ,were there not sowe peculiar circuin ensious. Anxious,therefore,to reserve ion cif this kind, I beg leave to des' rd simply, in obedience to the call . t same Principles which are known :BY on fetuk;r occasions, and lam ~...lint, of the: presetit opportunity of; to action. I trust, however, that in I.°4 rlnt:r, I shill not he supposed to cast: .I '''a upon any one whose 'Sentiments on at. an Opposite ellaraetOin : The esteem 1(,:;It , 4 Ht has hi t h erto attached to other's of my 11 . ' '''' ) trtly, preserve not fillet ai ii c h arge o f per i,i :4"di however hlwly I may esteem my pre !!l.4 ' 4I Y other point of view, I flatter myself that none - 411•)se f•iroar I ant now solicitous to: obtain will y!'!:;4l!!liitiitfill, that the high duty which a Itepresenta 14 t . 4 . ' r41:7,4t has to. perform to his . Country, wortld be ,tl,lll, atlY iitliservivitcy to parr purposes. •• . 'tlioit.;4 'ceasstirditerg I shall immediately begin t Can vass ' . I "iti ' ll "at '' , and should my reception accord with iil lt _ Ave been encouraged to entertain, I shall cer.- ' ki.tni to the Pell • 4 vc the homer to, be, aentlemens With lirel,- h ' .-' • ' ' ig he respects .• - • . w,,,,, ' , • l '. 4 , 4 / 3 , 140. Your m ost o b edient Servant, •-..., EDMOND WODEHOVSE.. • ....._.. c. 'tit y. coNTRAcr. .. "34tuiss4riist Depart nient„ Treasury Chambers 1 ' 4 11ep . \ A!)fil if 2, 1817. ;ii , ' iS hereby g•I ven ,to all Persons de - , , si oi , .11). IContraet in . t Supply the followingArticies . i 4 C l,° rll4. k 4 '- ' , 1 ,1 4 .), t o . 1, ‘,, ra lYr Vi Z. :,... , l I li tid .n r 'S!' ?Vrajesty's Land Forces in Cantonmert . ts, )I'l/4'lll. r'llracits, in the tinder-smentioited Counties # l 4l.- '''' , ll,f er • . . N 0 1, 4 4 i nil', Anglesea, Bedford, Berks (includ- N I s‘t'ti t,„ f I.l444erford) Berwick, Brecon, Cardigan, ."'N''''4l44ol-1, Con:Wall (including Scilly), Den .i.l'.' 141 `5et D ,E ex Flint, Glamorgan, 1.: („Icil. tot ham, ss 0 ' . . II itts -'4 11 ' Si;'''t the Cit .of Bristol), Guernsey, --i i Pik, trif 4r , ' ) ki1:411.41,.. I li untli, Isle of Man, Isle of Night, -Ter ' 4 ' l %t ' `l'tcri Lincoln, NI rioactit, middrese., ~ oil ti, , -kit,,.., . e Nutt., ii-liain, 11- ' l lq,, k ), . Nerfolli, Nortliamptoo, n ~....., - , ; 4 : tr itt, II:* !t4ilmir..B.o tlitnd, Suffolk, Surrey, " U 4. tAl':4.rotc tita+orela,net.! Yon, City of Ely and fits.:Vt- 7 It • :I f.t klt„„, riill e 41n1 ditto, City of Chester arid ditto, i t ''' '4, 4 '' aa-I,iiito„.Town of'Newcastleupon-'Tyne i',.kiiii,l'i .11rewsbury and dittis,•Tou'll of Troy , - „ 11 '1,, ''` ) t 'ro w , ' 1 ''' 1 - I of Leicester tend ditto, 'fown of Dods- . . 1101 - 14 'ttli t' - iv ;" a t beat v and ditto, Town of Slosigh and, 'V 1111', ti';)4rhantpton;and ditto ; and itt the se , vera. 1./31414Ntlro,,l'ut.i.i''''1.1stsAt also Uread to the Household 1 1 -44 .4 Itf ,it lut ive ‘ oltnty. L:I),14 tikl, 'Y Jr Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar rtir,i, itt:ikwd'lrnmed Counties and Islands i-sqlo- A . ' Che kl,s Brecon 'Cardigan, Carmarthen, 4 11 •It 'ri I) - ' 'lint • Gla- A ,, u t . • tngb, Derby, Durham, 1 1 '. Ilk Ne i , i „ , . , '4(4, it.retord, liertford, Hunts, Lincoln, it,, ii,liti, , broke, 0 1. 'tl4 l , d ,'. Alontgoinerr; Oxford,. Icm _ I,i.•4•`!iiiity, (::itlt eThnottland, li'orcester, City of E , ly, ii, t '''bo,' /, Y q Carlisle and ditto, TOM* of Shrens -4.. ~, 414, .i. o %erharoptott and ( 1 A kja• "I ' 4 ll , I • ' ' ll.O, r ruwU of t, 1 . 4. 0 +:..Vili of Skugli and ditto. •. 'Y il l I,' ti HAY, and STILAW,,t9 his Ma. -40. 4 11,, , cks. SubScril)ers' Names arc received at the Ofiice of Messrs. Fritni.‘ts and Turnt:r, Surry 7 street, Norwich ; to 'ldiom also .thiy'may be transmitted by Post. THE NEW J'ItAGEDY. 'This Day was pnblishcd, aro. 3s. T"' APOSTATE : a l'rdgeity rii.iF.A-e-r4,. now perforating at the Tboatre Itaytd, Covent-Garden. Ily SIIIEL, Esq. Printed for John .Nlurray, Albetuarie4treet. Of whew way be had, A Seventh Edition of Bertram: a TraKedy, by the Iler. It. C. Altkturtn. WILL. BE THE 'SECOND DAY OF DRAWING: Gr whose congratulates his Frieinl4 Numbers were mot determined by a he, FIRtiT, DAY'S DRAWING, un for inerOased Value of their Cliance, --------- '!'ha Dap u.'aipublislied,-' At, R. '. A CKERNIANN'S REPOSITORY of ARTS, 10 I , STRAND, mid to be had of all tbeßouli and Pri;lt-,ellers itt . .tbe !Jolted .Rinedonf:— , ' , ~ All the CAPITALS are still remainin:: in ilie v' Tlie admired . Sthente of this Lottery is so well known, llal it is almost needless to remind 't Pribi;c that it. contains 1 01:11 ()FLAN]) 1-20,0C10, And More than Two Prizes to One'lllaulc. TICKETS aril S11:1ILES, (Warranted Unttrawn), are on Sale a , tlo Offices of G. CAltit.OLt ? , 7, and 26, OXFORD-tilltEET, at the s original prices, viz.— • Whole Ticket . 418 18s. - -- • - • - Nonher I. es. G4l, of TIME DANCE tit LIFE: ' ennsisting'of Twenty & four Desiktis, by Mr.: llowtandsou with Ilitistrati , ins in Verse, by the Author of " The Tour of Doctor Syntax." The Worh will be corn isicted 'in Eight Monthly Numbers, each containing Three coloured Engravings and Thirty-two - Pages of Letter-press. • Half 19 0 f Eighth Quarter ...... 5 1 0 I Nixteet4 . , I II (; 6 0 MR. MOORE'S NEW POEM. On the 22d'of the present .l,uth will he published, in 0 ie Volnme,4to. JALLA ROOKH, an Oriental Romance. By TIIONIAS 1100it1, Esq. hinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate,/ and mown, Paternoster-row On the saw pay will he published ? also in 410. ILLUSTRATIONS to the POENI, from Painting; by IL it A. whit+ will he delivered •in the order they aie subscribed fur. 'G. CARROLL, in the last October Lottery, Sold in Shares No. 7,73,3, the' last Mize . of ,boot. ev'erdral7iii,.and Seven other t:apitals, in Eighty Shares. MONEY is ready tcoicivance, ‘i•;tli prornptiimic and Secrecy, ut -legal . 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The whole were the property of different people; May be' , ;ectr at the Owner's, J. Watl e n, 5, Leicester-place; from, 'l',“ to Pour Tilis Day was published, price 2%. • A FIRS I,Erl'Bit to of HRUFORNIER, in _LAIL ,Jteply to a Pamphlet lately published by Walter Fawkes, Esq. (late M. P. for the County of York,) entitled The En- Mautml. Trom the ANTI-GALLIPAN MONITOR By.NIICHAEIarTIipALISI rsADLETt. The grievance which you have . a mighty , mind to ' , redress Among us, is the Parliament of Great Britain ; against which you bring '1 stale accitsation,—n;imely, thitt it wkst ptVcur ed by unwarrantable hitinences and corruptioni.—AilrlistM; London : Printertkr Longroam, Hurst, Rees, m Ore and Rrown,.ltaternostei4Ow; and ItObinson, Sou k . tint! ' READING LESSONS VOR EVERYDAY IN TOE 'YEAR. This Day were published, • Printed on large elettr Type, price . ss. ed. bound,' pIaASSICA READING LESSONS forevery Day in the Year, selected chiefly from, modern English Writers of the Reign of Ge4gc , the 'Mid, • By the Rev. W, Printed 'for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortzie and Brown Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, Reading Exercises . for Junior Glasses, adapted to sue. eeed Mayor's Spelling Book. - gy the ltev.•David Blair. The 12th dition, 2s. Ud. • . • 2; The Class Book, or 36 Lessons'fdr every Dav in Oa Year; - conveying valuable Instruction in all ►rseful Know ledge, .with pious Lessons for Sundays. By the liev. David Their. The 14th Edition, As. 6d. ~ - 1 'have now to inform you what happened at Lille, two nights ago. When TaIMW made his ii,pearance at Ant!, Theatre of that city., the chas , " setirs of La 'Vend& nigarrison there blade a grea; Vint, not only in the Theatre, but in the streets ; iniweer, the National: Citsard and the tOwn'go people theive4 such resistance towar,ls th!intole• rant spirit of these Ultras, tl u it was though prudent to send' the . entire• rosinient . Out of the town, or,they Would all:have been annlhilated;-4. The next day every thing wss trAnquil. LEWIS . AND CLARKE'S TRAVELS, THIRD .EDITIOS This Day were published, . . , In 9 vole, Bvo. a new Etlition.'price el, gs. boards, t rrit A VELS .to the SOURCE of the MIS SOURI RIVER, and across the American Continent to the Pacific Ocean. Performed by Order of the Govern. meat of'the United States in the Years 1804 1405, and 18'06, • ' -BY CAPTAINS LEWIS and CLARKE. Published from the Oilicial Report,' and illusttated- by a Map of the Ronte, and other Maps. , " Not often does it fal to . the fat of Reviewers to make a report on a volume of such interest as the present may boast. Instead ofithe Travels of a prirateindiyidnal, deficient iia- Wally , in the means necessary to make extensive ohserra. tions, and actuated perhaps by motives:of personal interest, we have here the result of a survey perforated at the expeuce . of Government, and conducted by the : most liber a l vi o svi. :.hithini. indeed, could .be more judicious t h a n th e choice of I the commanders,, or the selection of flit private; appointed to accompanY them to the opposite shoraof the Atnericati Continent,-through a sce,oe of toil tud pi iv . atioir, and Under cirettmitnueiiiti Which, Without the cordiat attachment of their. .followers, the nulhority of comnutuders would.hare . be.' Come unavailing."—Moathly Review, July, 1910. Printed for Longman, Hurst; Rees, Ot me, and • Brown, w Rat:master-ro. .' ' . . . Ifad. REGN urr de Sr. J N D'ANGELY. i, : itud er.l : t 4 n . 4 OATS in .Can.tonsouteuttlisuaroid. ird Counties in lie li C<Hlll.4ll, B . t . Qi t;44ll ik , 4 4 of 1 . „ ~. 4 On , Dorset, 4dats (in" ,0141441" %et), ,Krut, ;Latier;:t'Z' MiddliseuZs.: ,tql'tlViit ,r.lt Nottingham, Suffolk, Surrey, 11 I, r( 41., . 0 . at NeweaStir• il' 4 441 0 i_ s tdnatice Ilarracks ll,:tilitloe, 4 'III tile' C OtilliT k, 41444,44 Its Vicinity; atni in the ser , r4l Conn ef b s orthumborlanti , rtk o 1.4 441 Sn Pottige to all flarses kept for his HI th e • I) • Islands of Guernsey, Jerseys and , 4 b tli ,\l/4,t rer it's a re 't 'of,th ,41. 14 )4 1 lii,it ~0 commence on atiu for toe - . ,t "4,4,6 I tposals,. in writine„ seoicil up 'll ' '''‘ a 1 •114"Itety Supplies " wilt be received 1,44t6 l'etti,',",l_e,'ltteBdaY, the il'il'tli day of May ii):,'t it t, YN st . , . th alt,,! 'twelve o'Cluck ou that day ?, '411:1411 1) 4 , 4 ,t l'"te,gc"lutlit be paid. , 'lll 4iv t ' l l kke,hl4de .4eParately for each CountY- and '144'14, filicrt f or the Counties com vising. North 1 kik, (-.1 44 1141 ) • i - Teo; i Ng , ,Ittqe., Must be included in one Lsl,t4 f ur tt it , I 'etaleminties in mnin Brit a i n , 'and N I . } ''4 4 ~ 4 ,PP I Y of I.'orage ill Giterosey must .iii'• :1114 1,, 1,, 4''i Proposal must hart the Letter which 411,llittY.,'1,tttd4::;.1):`,1"erlY 'filled up; by te:o Persons. .`t ' 'LLILI, . t ° th.ooaft I WIJ Ild with the Party kiiiipvituil j1,1:11. steite.i in the printed Particulars, tritctltnieed 11 " et tl., Contract ; and no Pro ', e " 4 .t. i , , „ ~, tl 1 4 , 4 ,,, 4 . ' l ' -, .e .11 it prillied Tender, , , -.h it •34 1.4 %, ... i t4104i, (I 'llit ) ,. .'"'l4 4t, length ..end slpJuld \h e v. ° the continuance of the Contra". t,4lt4et :41441. under the ContraCt, the Ex f t h-lt 411 Ilut t d . ti e ter , Pahl in the 6rst instance by th,„.„ tlaile,; t „ 1 • t•lr,- '"titr I , , "lII ' • ' * AiiN‘-th, 4'!orict. ''' t ehY be had ttpOn application I N P '44', We t • , t, tr e; and 1 S rultlster, between the it 1, q 1,,,,, i:,iii,i tf he Office of Deputy Cola. \, ll, I,e d eal . .11 1',%• ti,. (14i., 'I? 0 /hi, 1,0, s ' Y i_ ~ .t, , 144 1, 14.. 0 04 be -the I arlies ten xi 01,1411 t the Contracts must be lire hlill ' Oter th . . - 44 . e tectuniatiou thereof or V util. ' i ' . - . LOCK ArMSURGICAL DP„iPIiNSARY. His 'Royal Pgliness.the DUNE YQIIK, President. Kiernao,' Member of - the ltoy4l 'Cu:lege Lontfun. GOVERNOIS- - -Eari of.EgreMoot, Vail of Leitrim, Hoe. Co J. Barry, 111. P. Jolla Latonclio, M. P. !THE . itcri fand Noble Patrons of the above. INSTIT for the exclusive. Treatment of VE ,NEREAL COMPLAINTS% and their dangerous diniequenees, in order to insure the hetteati that bare resulted from it, se lected Mr. KIEItN,IN as its Siirgeon,.(slittnljnit high on the list of the Iloal"Calkge) from haring directed his chief at tentiun to those discuses. It, is the misfortune of Patients under snob complaints, ro he tilo , eften thedupcs of illite rate Pretenders, : who practise on the credulity, by imposing titles and specious promises. Against this class (of lateso numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan coneeiies it a part of hit official dntyto caution the Public, by pointiog to the List of the : Royal College, published jn Feint/au:lBW, as the only sure guide, and that . no assertion of, Personsassinuing such titles, and publicly adi ti th'enl;''ivithotit being sane:- tione:l by this .List, are to lie credited. - 'Me annual reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that sow of the most darigeroits cases of -Strictures, Debility, and caw supposed incurable afrections i,t tlfe Ilene' afire bavit,beon be're radically and successfully treated; :Nets which require' no hackneyed testimony of affidavits w prove, but the must re spectable Medical evidence: t Mr. KIEBNA N may be consulted as ustal, by hoth Sexes, at his hoist!, Lower Charlotte-street, Beilftird‘square, where Letters from Town and,Couptry ure tP.he addressed, and the necessary Advice and ,Medicine will be -given, Or 'sent, to tiny 'part 'of the United Kingdom. Just published, price 4s. Second -Practical Oh servations on the above DifwAseS, by F. Kiernan, and may he had at N0..174. Fleq-street, Die. 20, rat.ql 4 cotel - row, and Rum, APRIL. am. collecting all the de. ,ails on the -vent of the any, namely, the return of M. de Bittern, in order to trainimit them to von in all, their freshness. Every thing announces that it certainly k the re.4.01t - of *a vast intrigue. The report of the disembarkation of Lucien. fir th ... naparte, who was also coming to act over his 20th of March in the. South, was disseminated. frOm Rome by M. tie Miens; it was the fore. runner of that Minister's arrival, who was not able to foresee Napoleon's 20th of March,- and who made amends two years afterwards .Ist , the expenee of his brother. The little success with which hie negociations nt the Court of Rome were attended, was by no means a 4014cient cause, for . his returning in this manner without leave, and without previous notice. The - followieg mice dotes are in general circulation. , • ' M. de Blacus.bas-arrivcd.fronr,no me , wieler the name of Robert, hi s servant , whom he left be. hind him in Jody. Ile travelled with the greatest expedition, but halted, it is said, -twelve, hours at Lyoni, where he saw a few individuAls; first visit was to M. D"Agont; to take breath, and there he was recognized by a little dog' called Pyramto4 to W hom at. very considerable part has W e i l assigned in s tall this , adventure. He 'paid visit to the Duke. of 4icheliert before eighi o ' c l oc k in the morning, %%Ito took him to the King" in his own carriage. The Alinister presented hit in the following. manner Sire, behold a traveller in an.stuthess, whont I Iravr the honone to present to your Majesty." '' Alt !it is Blacas," answer ed' the King. His Majesty, it is said; was silent (hiring breakfast, because, as report goes, Madame observed 'to bin) : " Sire, would ,you. believe that Pyramus, the little dog which Blitcas 'gave m at Hartwell, immediatelY recog- - niZed his ohi master, which helestified by his caresses r at the house of M. D'Agont this morning." which his Majesty replied, " sin, quite charmed to hear it ; PyradruS is a dear little erca. and I .am glad to find grateful. Ingra qe is the blackest 91 : #11 possible crimes." tva q thonght fromt► (Hat, that the King bad ex pl;tit►etl his sentiments. M. de Blacas, recogniz ed like Ulysses by his .faithfal; dog, - seemed like 'bin ! to .be about to overturn all bit:pretended sob stit►►tes. By this tinie,,jtlinisters and visitors flocked to the aparturetns . 4 . the Minister of the King's household, where he had' established him belt, Al M. altl),tmas, de Fitzjatnes, de Chateau. briand, lie Bruges, de- Vitrolles, tie Polign ie , d e Laborie, (la not near him. Al. de Bottrienne ventured to , :- the name of one Minister (the Minister rat Marine) 'is mentioned, who _took his measures in case of any event: There is no iloaht whatever but it was settled iimung his circles to overturn every thing which has been done since the-Ordinance.of the sth of September, to re.a s , semble the :Chamber of ISI6, and to revise the election law. The Bishops of Langres, of Pa tillers, and of Chalons assure ns that M: de Blacas has done wonders at Rome; that success did not de pend on him—that _the Pope tras-in, ill health ; that Cardinal Fent) . st owl a good chance to be appointed his successor, &e. IXTRACTS: FROM HER LETTEa TO HER HUSBAND. 14Y .DEAR.IFRIBND,--IE is imposible that hese ritserable perlpie can cow inne to exist. A. evolution is inevitable. 'lt will be terrible, hut hill letid . to good, and we milst resign our,elt . t.i the most,lialnful Operations . for the recover`' of 'fa not : believe that my partiality' tois4 leads inc. It is easy to see 1,110 not deceive my- AA . M. itOBRBT be will tell you, that if we ecmit) have anticipated tlie, effect of Germ u. nicus, we slipjliq perhaps h sve tiecu delivered frou' these 'odious wretches. It will require no very, great' elloroto . overtitrn them, and th e y f e el i t. If they thought themselves strong, this week would have nntleceived them. Cuivernment is obliged to change the systeiw niihitiess %Vlach it has adulated and put sued for, :he bast six month s . ' It is' i t y that theY expect e d 0101 us asleep, and many persons have said that , hey woul4 do so ; but things are not so hail. ['hese inch' are our executioners. They a r e . ,IM F. . Ystrnyers Our Ininour, of our gl.uy, Of our aurel4; of oio7 induitry.. No, possible - recoucit.a. 1 9n ca ntake ,bet w!) ee them ttntl „France e v and ery hwly muit:snffer, because every,ixulyiitt; hostile to them. • ' • " And that Amu whom we have lost by cum' Own fault, And given up to our most cruel enemies who c r ave Idol iu tiwir 1101VCr 1 .A,ll my strength, all my courage fails we in this refiectiOn, at once' so•painftil and SO humiliating. He left us lits son.' and he knows that thatson is the only true King Of France.' But we will deliver the father. Our honour depends on it. H(.4 all these people, al ready so contemptible, will sink before thareo. ltissus I I do not believe that 1 'aril credulous, my dear triend. It is the sole occupation 'Of my thoughts; hut it is that of many others, who are pe r h a p s more active. 'I will tell yott lid more but believe ate we are approaching a more happy'-. Retuxzs quickly, that VOU may iticlop mr,rp