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QMITH'S GOLD REVIVER, Is. 6d. per bottle, perish in defeading it. What would be a people without a ...41:111"..-- 2 monet crisis the 'ideal effervescence@ in Ital SALES RFIRCTED UT TO TWO TRU DAT IN
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iser the si,,,stose of „e„,. eemm e, the beg dhmeused ?mu., government, and what would e degraded governnient be- , * 417 ' 1" 7.• 1 EMMY.
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vb • PI and, lutly, the triumph of the people in France. The ex
uPliirr..,avradal.elr--.. 310,u:1,127i: Prim; .411
leN""dorfolk,tair 1" 11
penditure required to garrison the disaffected provinces
to,whing the eirrace.- WED VA It Slsll. Iv. dd., regild, come te tC • people 9 (Bravo.) I now come to the tl no '
17,,,=4. te lied by soy one LACKER REVIVER la 6d questions which you hue proposed. A delay ef ten days n ere , and for secunng the Gomm fronti, r, will reader tiechtuetricoenenny::
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'3-111 a'4• 'Lk • or.. and Meuse ELECTRO-LIQUIIi
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BILYKR. Is- leas •du o elating of pore sv. upon the coppery tor the elections of the National Guard. On this indent I traction of new debut by the state inevitable, and, at the eaitedoesets, 251 ;1
dence n f the people in the permanence Zan Ang , 231. L. &E. &L.& D.
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WI. a ~,,,,1„,„wikk...., cost and trouble less than alesnlng,_ The. we, in previous deliberations, considered the legitin at*
essinekviie,rybecamuernsebietrisovreoi.lcrdi.inti
an the ertalaishe.l Prelewethr•••-nr,Ze.„=.°nl, bY "ITU 5.1 wishes of the people and our own desires. It has been re- soaf moeu
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oe., en, etrarel icy:way olnselm o 7
t North swiped:shire, eke
presented to us that that imposing, eolid, patriotic repuli'ican the sure source eif panic. The seed of such mistrust ii sown rAmTleor:l/2._ IN,I
by every wind ico4ivtletthakin
VD/ A 11.15r-.-3NCUrnTON'S SILVER PLATING, mass of the population which forms the immense poi ular Saittish Central. 2;
LI; at 10. prz bettle.Nree•hrhtborere brehernre4rztt txp„raz element of Pane had not perhaps had the time to izi•cribe and threatens anarchy and lawleseness, Thus circumstanced, et. 8.. sad w. (Imr.4).
a„1;1ei:::u,e11,,,,,,....en.
elltwrlal te ~.. rpm.") snd en. se. the eele e,.. themselves on these lists, and thus to eater Into the large the estates stud between governm. at and an abyss •by Gt. Western, 90 4 II 171 8. E. Ss Donee, 334
Do. No. 3, 95
...,to.'' ~.. or tjte bmg.tred and .ivermllydsimeuvrt Parisian Detergents, patriotic framework in which we wish henceforward *0 uniting scattered forces, uniting the elements of pop'ular Do. Ur. sh.. 161 Do. Thirds, Ne. 1, 411
fii-the resteratinn of old, tly.spo4Mo,.. dienloored tlf.lllok _Ormolu. enclose the whole public force. We, in the first place, or- 486.] LONDON, MONDAY, MAR. 20, 1848. [THREEPENCE. might, they can off, r a guarantee which will restore De. New la ells• 5 South Wales. 4
and lamina. which the! we ale, een in at in. 4.1.j.er nottiL . and rilidins
.....,,. ei le, ad, a mnet, with full direcUone fem use. UPTON an 3 dered • postponement of eight days, and afterwards, to the confidence in the government. They can reanimate lam' 16° Twil• Ws D• Ire Sid Windw'ri S°"&ws and 0. wo SI
00. themselves undertake at a ven trltling charge to reetore the gliding 26th March. I cannot give my individual opinion, atd I . the feeling or nationality which inspires to un-
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d/.l[l.loPEdnieriluadmih,,,LY:altitahrh,4l Wilts, Somerset, & Weymeattt, II
from Berlin, dated the 14th, which announce that the wonted efforts. And Austria reeponda in sincerity to the Toe*, Newe.. & Ber., 30 .4
of old frames. ay., ke.-Ordat 'a letter or otherwise ablnesed to would not wish to do so at this moment, oa the result,: will show that you are 01l united with me in the same
UPTON and Cr.. 24, Pentonvillehlll, the second hut. ee.t of Clare, De. Ong. 3.wc. 0 go., 2 g
mget,gogrg, will re,el‘e Iminktiaie attention. of the fresh deliberations which may take place on these the:eight in shouting " Vine l'Armfe !" Emperor of Russia bas declared in the most poeitive appeal from the Germanic confederation which a.lis upon Lendoe, Brightoe, A ti. Gust, 34 Do. Eaten. Nu. 2, (Newc. ea&
- subjects ; but you have in all 15 days to inscribe your- Long cries of enthusiasm, " Vive la Republique !"
FOR FIVE SIDLLINGS.-Alteration of Lamps wive.. As to the troops, manner that he will abstain from all interference in the German gnveraments to co.operate in establishing Ger- Do. Coneol. Eighths, 19 Ber.), ed j
I ha. already replied on that sub- " Vive Ledru-Itollin !" followed this address. the affairs of France b 0 long as France shall not man unity. The people of Austria will raise to the stan the Ir-e°E,o'kpiN,t•hsW7Wts rns New. 41 Do. O. 61. E. Pur. or Pref.. S 1
se the y,,,,,,g petheipte.-An Invariable Game of intense brlnisney • 22.
be obtained at the es., rot II the alteration of any Pe one of the patriotic aesoeiatione of which you form The national bank of diecount was definitively con- make an Vera aN. Mullaal, E. &W. R.
sad power nta) crown, which with spontaneous and deliberate conviction de- 1,,,,,,L. llt Weet , Ne., 25 Eaten., 2$
eu .....0,,,,, wap. a„ natter how badly It now burns, to the focal part-the question is not thought of. There are no troop. y aggrestrion en other powers.
stituted yesterday. M. Paquette, director, addreesed La er( es • • ~ clams the confidence of the people is the only sure basis of Do., Tenths, ConeoL, 40
principle. Av this principle alwar eummoods Perfect eeelloctlee. there in Paris, emiept perhape about 1,500 or 2,000 men, dispersed Boulogne end Amiens, 4IE :,
la neither witell, rm.. nor waste In Its operation. In the FOCAL the council of administration and the council of die- e orme or lets morning affirms that the sovereign authority, and acts in accordance with this prin• Do., Thirds, 3y 4. 1 IMO. Mimi.. 1
anion the outer pats, for the protection of the ga _
tes of the general e ections of the constituent assembly will be eiple. Let what st,rms trey come, and shake the future, Midland. 911
on LualP the eia, mneme from 3.. 6,1 te 4, per .1100. (he a tante, . 8 Namur anu Liege, 21 3
the tioeo sperm in any ether. In the esmohnie lamp there railroads ; and it is false that the giovernment has ever coder.
the government on that ouestion
postponed, notwithstanding the reported decision of in these days of danger, and for ever, Austria will b1....c.t... Derby, 79
L Bristol's. BD. 6 1 Iliar'is): itr gieina2i , 241 34
I. sbnw a. equal ttame, arid an al:nem:ea enteke or tinusia, and In both thought of bringing them nearer Paris. It would be cease- A placard is posted on the walls, in all quarters of
sae chimney pi,eace are protected from breaks. 7 Appllcati,.n.by letter if this policy is adoptod, stand unshaken, and its prince look ner Cent. 1101
leas after what has taken place-after the &lien royalty hiui Paris, announcing the opening of an office of enrol- e„-,,, moscs 16. - fee. L....n, _ ; 'Three per ~,02„, 514; proudly down on the love of his subjects, who possess a - ' ' I Fauribre .d Meow, 6
oveneerwtm will realer immediate attention. 1 PTON and Le., larup r _
seen ml,OOO soldier% fall before the unarmed people of Paris PRODUCE.- MINCING-LANII, mane., 7i.--
,i1.c,„,,,,,., 74 Pent...le-hill, the a.mil be= wet of Clans meat for all women free of engagement, between 15 Flees, 5.0 ; Four-and-Half, - ; Fours, 59. Belgian Fives, Mo. country, and, as free citizens, love it with enthusiasm. Ana.
meeteensio. Sit. ramie hada to at any nal.. Da. each 011 for -to think of imposing on it, by metros of some bodies ot Ra ; do. um, 09 Do. ThreeA -• De Two-anelsoistialf,- -• mated by these ...timents and neon& ing in the common The public sales of Suear advertised tor to-morrow are
be sod lama 3..91 Per Mac. troops animated by tbe same republican feelings as your- and 30, who wish to form part of the " Veeuvian" al .. R. 0' ' •
._ , • ,be atee. 9. Rom" Loan, 58- Treeoury Beodes --: action of all the estates of the empire the only means of large,- and have dampen nte market ; they consist of 14,006
fIOMPOSITE CANDLES, Bad. per lb.; wax selves, wishes opposed to your own, and contrary to your Legion. No one can explain the meaning of tuts Bank %area, 1,750. Eichange on 14ondon. no traneettMail. saving the country, your Majesty's estates of Nether bags Mauritius aod 4,000 bags Bengal ; 200 puncheons Weit
NJ mama, Is. : Owns. wak Is. 24 ; Ins Ilan, ft. &I. ;„ tranipitent independence. We have never had, nor ever shall have, title. LA:Lware.-Pazia and Orleans, ,o 3 , Pads and Rouen, •
Ron n end Havre, NO; Avionon and mereeasee, sos ; Strasbourg
420' Austria pray, - That your Majesty will give orders India Molasses, 1,500 bags Ceylon Coffee, 260 bags Pimento,
11.111: genuine stns. 26 111-1 '4°4'1.7 en°lles tillietre such aniuidliebpa.nyTbehislonisgs tth:
itt,rubt:z.nenitouhre,
.iiiti.tood tilite; The meeting of the creditors of Bauden and Co.
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611. ; waled wt. moulds, 7d. ; Halos corn= , s,
'snow raw Oat, Lis. and BOA Der 112 H., ;
e4s Minden and palm seep. Is. 44. per Dann; brownehehWlnibearah, People ;
it belongs to it, heeause it has known how to protect it .
tooltflace yesterday evening. It was very numerous. end Bile, 71; ilentry Vienne, 220 ; Amiens wia Boulogne, 114.
Berks., 100; North, 335, that deputations from all tho provin:i .1 eatates be and 1,000 bags Pepper will also he offered in public sale.
summoned, sa has more than once been done, to COD, The private contract market to-day hu been very dull, andl
eult on the means of averting danger from their coun. nothing done worth reporting.
la Ild. ; alsomt, 2s. Cd. Solar ell, 3e. 3d. per gall. ; mg. 45. ; v ,_ n ance sheet was reduced.
ofie from disorder. The republic, at home, requires no otner . ON Madrid letter of the 13th says :
ons and die-
try ; that this central committe be completed by
sew, or wand, 4... ral. ; best sperm oil. Bs. IMO wallas wax. ea ea. It appeared that the ouse had not been engaged in any
The Sege, 'affirms that the ministers of finance an adequate representation of all corrorati -
pet th. for cash at DAVIES'S old estdblish. warehouse. 63, BR Ifar• defence than that of the armed people. But, although
Wet@
.not represented in any provincia 4 Oates.; that the
Nalsirma.madda Slaughterb CoNcv.house.
and war, Beltran de Lis and Figueras, are about to HOPS. - anOltOte• II MARKET, Taw s'Clock. -
Velet-VELTY in FRENCH CORNICES, from 1 ls.- enly require the armed people for the protection of our
institutions, account.
should he paid in full retire. I cannot find an sufficient authorit for this condition of the natio.") finances belael hefore this assembly
i ae Loh,
roe.ri t a
feL, aildtotrhiantgtptubebliicuv.it.,,lfidtoendceeli, bebyr.,
et a Messrs. Pattenden sad Smith report that the market re-
it was agreed that the creditors
do not conclude thst we would ever consent =Mat in mach the lame state as tor a long time put, both as
• mut varied and beautiful assortment of thew elegant PAR!. within a ehOrt time, and that thc shareholders should Nun- report. Oa the other hand, I hear the minyietry are ba
ya dt hs
u° el); ae
aPt t nr to demand and pr.ces. Trte present wet weather iS considered
AN NOI ELT lES, whi. threat. entirely to atisn.do all of British tO the overthrow of French eoldiers. (Cele* of " No, no;
sanosacture. from lls. and upwards, rimpleeesf‘or anr arotgir&Olollrler bravo.") Do not conclude that we would place our brave m't to a Ices on their share., which must depend on circum- not in more dan f •• th I Th
ger o a crime an WHIR . e cause • onng t e
t • hfi d di • cl d 1 ' to be very unfavourable to +he coming crop of Hops.
stances. minces to a itoun con tion, an me °ping a Ne. mw aN. eee„,3l„ et. et •y, 1 ~, a.„,,,..., v. 8 .3/, 5
Kart s'atLVAl'itio.fli'iqiVli rkr 111 I"PON 'all ReßTlii7l7, army in suspicion., and that we would prevent ourselves
Tho meeting was eurprised to find how many shares were assigned by the &filo is not new, to wit, the refuaal system of national representation. New Weald of Kenu I 16 te 3 121 Yeaerl'ing sires ~ 1 6153 IS
N. Otfordeireva corner of Nonnaustreet. Detailed cataleguee, with fn. calling it into the interior, and even into Paris,
, still the property of the director'. of De Lis to capitalize Christina's pension. It is Along with this address, the answer to which lii,eie seal.
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narings. no well as of every tronreimireer article. sent (per pow free.- should warlilte demonstrations command such a dispose&
.LT AM S. BURTON'S Otte RIPPriN and BURTONN Stock of 4
_„„. F..... f„. th T • After the report had been read and approved, and, as a difficolt tO eay where Christina could be more secure was impatiently expected, intelligence reached
General Furnishing Ironmongery Is literally the Luce-hip the world, and - '''.° -••••.° l'• e asfety of the country. he soldier,
proof of their esteem end confidence, the old directors were Hamburg, that, besides the breaking of the mikklDollll, March 19.-The trade net so brisk, yet holders
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es. beeseasee. be emplopal to gwe • °enact Idea of Ita variety and who was yesterday only a soldier, is nor a citizen 1. than she is at present, for Madrid waa never more Farnham' and hest country pockets would not take less
, _ by a twee majority appointed trustees to wind up the affair., windows of Prince Metternich's town nal
Meat. purchasers are Invited to all and luspect IL-lietahlletted In you and us. (Cries of " Yes, yes.") completely quiet, while not a breath of disturbance e-ace, mon , .
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ey • mites from 64. to 6J. 10. r cwt.
Wellsetreet.lB3o. the right to co-operate, by his vote as a citizai, in the rept,-
We hare Dine° """ with M. Michel, formerly resident of the Tribunal of Com-
merce d M L 11 •Pf
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,an . ava ins, ormer yjuge o t e same comes from any part of the country. his suburban e •
•illa had been destrovee. A vague pro-
elPHE BEST REMEDY for LNDIGESTION.- sentation and in liberty, which he will know how to ..i,,thal. n• MD RoLIS, ..4.0. RCN 13-Three per Cents. 231 ; riee per Cents. raise of concession had been male, in the emperor •
. POTATOES.-Sonenweetx, March 20.-The arri-
.l. NOltToN'd CAMOM !LB PILLS are ceatldentie recommended defend as well u any other traction of the people. As to ''' '
Moat lettering evCdenc f th • hth II lac"' '. Faaire reee • 6 3•71 r •• C.iton.roCr
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71.itibk. of 84. feu name, eek both coaetwese and firm Bel 'um have
but the soldiery had began to fire. Nineteen Tale ' the Fant w • , . , . 81 a ,
ems gren!e hut certain remedy to all who wafer from indahetimi, elck the third acd principal question, that of the prorogation to es o sympa y were given y e dtmed, iit cash, 114 paper. hschsuge en ben me, e than equal to the oemend whim. is very 'touted
bahlactie. bill.. and liver cemplaints, they an ad a Powerful tonic and
„„ a dietetic day of meetin to M Baudon
the convocation of the natioual raembly, I g : • . of the populace were reported to have been killed, and trade. a he., y (it the 'allowing pr. 'eta :-Yerk Regents'
sheeket• heee'thte etrehrth th the etemeeh• I'd cetreghee - Will t t ' to led e either the o inion f In the evening a meeting of the creditors took place, at The Piedmontese Gazette of the 13th announces the and eleven wounded. Delegates from Freeburg were goo to ieos.; elem., looe. to hes! Wiebeele Regent*,
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P g ure which tot dee i) which the same sentiments were reiterated. settlement of the differenoes between Sicily ri
an- reported to have contributed to the excitement. we to Me ; ILi•ineys, 100 e. to 120 s. Scotch Cups, }OOl.
....o.oL Land nearly idleiedleirei rumiers.-Ue owe to ...... for N b hey eart ne my awn on a 'nee° g y A great number of persons had kept the arms of Naples. The king, adhering to the demands of his
concerns e rights of the whole country. I will preju ge to 1205.; whites, 90, to 100 s.; reds, 120 a. Kent and Eases
POIa and ,tr, he prewridril te nurrume an lisitattem. - - --- -- - ---
nothing, out of relpect for our independence, on • decree which they obtained possession in the days of Fe- sulljects beyond the Faro, has published several de- Regents, 100 s. to 120 a ; Goldtindere, 100 s. te 120'. Data
el HII. D It EN'S HA 1 It.-R0 NV LA N ll'S which would tend to declare to the nation that Parisclaimed bruary, many of them considering them as trophies ; crets, sanctioning the following measures :-A minis- LATEST- PROM' PARIS. whit, '7o*. to 80s. ; Belgian, fioe. to 1091.
I,J MAOAS•f AR OIL nourish. the HAIR in Its embryo state,aeos. the monopoly of liberty and of the republic, and which but, by the instrumentality of the prefect of police, ter, secretary of leate for the affairs of Sicily, will re- - -
knew tie cr... th, sustain. Is in maturity, and continua tho pone..
el healthy n.cour, silky 4oftnevv. sad 1. mi.. redundancy to the &L. Would roake us asaume, in the name of the cepital elane, the greater part are now delivered to the government. side with the king at Naples, when the latter does 1 le
We learn by te egrap lc exprees that Paris was WOOL.-Loenoe.-The difficulty of doing a
wee of human life. Genial rind purl?) in.:. It .IDiels all 0.1 sod 1111- and under the pressure of the man-well•antention•d,
Amongst them was a sword taken from the Tuileries, not reside in Sicily. Don Gaetano Seovazzo is tranquil up to rat hour last evening. satisfuc:ory business in English long Wool is increased by
rralaolltrlVTUAT ir'ti;;;.,.o P.'„,llC'itie `g,;',:r.effArhi,. ton:,,t but imperative by its number alone - the dictatorship
`ROWLAND S MACASSA a ArIL" on the wrapper. Pelee 3a. set. of liberty achieved by every one, but for the who.e
1 that was kept in the cibinet of Louis PhT d df th •th to this post A unit lia-
i ippe, an name or wi __ _._ __ . . _. the recent events in France, all orders for this description
11.: family bottle. tactual to hme wnalli. 10e. 51. : and double that oze. of France, and not for some citizens alone. If yOu which he had used in battle when in service under a E th Par
ment is convoked in Sicily, te pt e con- AMERICA. for that country being suspended for the present. For
clothing and alien skin Wools there is a pretty good demand,
No lwr bottle- °obi h 7 the Prollrleten. et W• nenengwlen• Lbuden. command me to deliberate ender this premium of Dumotwiez. stitution of 1812 to the present Umes, and to provide
sad ey all ebernide ake perfume/ and the quantity of them on had is very email for the teases
wi out and to declare the whole nation
force from th , The Provisionid Government eeems not to have been for the wants of Sicily ; the dependence from the same
Now ready, to be had of all D.J.*, of the ye r, almost unprecedentedly so. Pekes of all kinds
which is sot comprised in Paris to be for three months or The New York Herold, of the 29th ult , says:
QUMMERLY'S ART-MANUFACTURES, fed in ro itiatin • the eler . The Archbisho kir. hein admitted for the integrity of the monarch . are firmly maintain( d. as the growers who still hold their
for six months excluded frnm its representation and from luccees P P b e 7 P g g .- - . F The intelligence: from Wathington, respecting the treaty
1..7 blv Bel', eve, Cronin, Dyne, Honk,. !Mello, lbenady, Red- clips' are
. not inclined to the 1- nt market rates.
its constitution, I will soy to you what I said to another of Lyons has written a fierce letter to the journals, The Chamber of Peersand Commons will meet at Paler- with Mexico, renders the prospect of the ratification of that Blardoet Wools 7d. to 104,1 ; flannel- Wools, 9d. to I4d. ;
Cit.:a:4l:l;i rewitir7flct'i 359 Decanter Stoppers vancrue prime goveniment a few days since, that you shall only wren Such denouncing the Provisional Government for closing mo, on the 25th inst. A lieutenant-general will be instrument, in its present shape, by the American antho- combine Skins, Bd. to 124.. ; D.sven Ewe Fleets., 1054. to
allt lice:more mese. ~.. 3 3 0 nave Vases and .10.-s Weal. van- a vote from my breast when you have pierced it with hails the establishments of religions communities not appointed in Sicily by the king, either from among lines, more dulibtlul than ever. Much of the favour with
CR Wine latowei, mob.. 06 0 emivims 1144. ; Down Heggets, 114 d. to 121 d. Olient Fleeces, 104 d.
Pedaviaier Wawa rectum wine • Fish carvers 'silvan .-. 8 10 (Greet applause.) No, deprive us a thousand times of our authorised by the law. The archbishop claims the the princes of the blood, or the distinguished personages which it was at the first blush re rded has dida ared
• . . .• g .. • FFe to 11d.; Leicehter Fleece., 10d. to 104 el. Forrgn and Colo-
Ilhonow Pee
y e o teis an upon a careful consideration of a& provisions, and, to judge nisi remain nominally the same as at the clue of the late
pia, .
.. 01 0 I Wine Tray Immer zusehei to opinions our dignity our evident inviolability- evident .o from our tattoo information from the neat of governmeat,
V.1171-.0 the i'dc'esi&iak) Is ; um, Story Bea Jug .. is , , right of association. The Fourrierites meet, says the for the present by a minieter for (trace justice and •th ad • et be r ant.. th sal 1 h k' th • h' eak
es, an t e mar et mra er quiet. Arrivals t is n
liscoilse $ Swan red, I Britannia Motel Napes.. 16 abroad as much as at home. In order for a government to . . . , , pr We , 1 ext. may y mo e t an many are 114 bales Colonial and 36.5 Foreign.
Parlaa . 21 0 , Testae enema . 2 0 be respected, it must have not only the reality but deo the bishop, so do the clubs ; and even the women of Paris ecclesiastical affairs, another for the ome department, suppose.
p.m. Baii..iiiii 16111 I - lislatodl ,• • ....-.. •-; 0 appearance of liberty. (Cries of Bravo, bravo.") Com- have formed a deliberating assembly to defend the and a third for finance. The three ministers, under CINCINNATI. Feb. 28.-The Steam boat. Hendrik Hudson ANDOTER March 18.-Trade slack ; the prices les
On. eedi Put= l7 0 , Tea Caddy Apr., ISSIVerI 10 nein s.arce y attune e ; st an eg oo , 1 .
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• bl bs b d T W ls ad
rrehend, then, your power and ours, your di • d • h ' Why
gnity an your ri Ma of t eir sex. should • h ed ' f h l' I 'll I. a d eirebblign, lying at the Wharf al Ma7"i
rig ts grant to the prestdency o t e mutenant•genem , vet OYM en Ils, fully freighted
rrifilia'at'a (elortan't li
11 S ; TerorFeetyt ratite .....'"'".. o . hl' independence in man, and allow us, for the ante/est ot the alf be forbidden only to Christians ? Such is the lan- she council of ministers, with a secretary, under th 'or New Orleeee, were entire ly destroyed by fire. The Fee lb. ; Doe u Ewe, 10d. to 1044.; coarse Wools, Bd. ea 9d.
Smote I.W. Mod , 14..-hressl Plotter- yen's,. View people, to reflect and deliberate coolly, and to adopt or reject w Mays. ille wh,rt-boat was also burned. The fire broke out Liveuroot.-Very little has been done in foreign Wool,
heart ..... -
h I which you are the organs. We only p rom is o guage of the prelate. title of director of the ministry of state. Itear-Ad- at midnight, 27th, and so rapid was the progress of the con- and everybody teems desirous tout with tuition till politital
Joh arrived from the Manufacturen. f i ' • t •h h 11
The CAMELLIA TO.APtiT. e ith Part. knob, in Britannia metal. you, lor my part on y, promise you o weig temwe . M. Lnuis Blanc's committee for the workmen hats mind Don Ruggiero Settimo, Prince of Fitalia (the fiagration that faur pereons were unable to eseepe, and matters take a more favourable turn. In the nieantime
tee. te plated, bia.; iii ellver, Zi same. Suld by all respectable without fem., as without control, and to decide on what forbidden any. works of artisanship to be can ied on chief of the provisional government of Palenno), perished in the II ones. The boats and cargoes are • total there is no cheoge to notice in juices. Scotch is in limited
I".'idtCliutact Ovular, with twenty.fosr pictures. moon shall appear to us, oot only the will of the people of Paris, in either pnsons or sehools, or even convents, on is named Lieutenant-General of Sicily; he is em- lem• request, aed holders more cager to eell. Importa for the
eseels of trine postage stems. from Ouedalla, 12, Old Bendistreet. but the right and will of all the republic. (Bravo ) account of their competirig with the working class. powered to open the legislative chambers for the Ynx Fen. 28 6P M -The mone market is week musing Marco 18: Foreign, 250 bales ; previously,
NEW 0 , . . , . . T . y
.. .._ _-_ _ ......,__,...._ _,..... The deputation here applauded the remarks of M. La- slowly but steadily improving. he Oank discounts freely 17,233 ; Ural, 17,483. Scotch, '266 ; prenuudy, 3,017 ;
-• • - The Mint is at this moment literati', encumhered 26th of March. The ministry is composed as fol ' • • - '
routine, and several of its members shook him by the bud. _ . - and the rate of interest in the street ranges from seven to total, 3,282.
THE REPUBLIC OF FRANCE. One of them said, "Be as, ured that the people are only with plate and silver of every kind, which are brought lows :-Grace, justice, and ecclesiastical affairs, Don nine per cent. for the best business paper afloat. The WINCHESTER, March 18.-Althoueh a slieht depression
here to support the proviriond government." from all quarters to be converted into coin. Besides Pasquale Calvi • home department, Don Pietro Lanza ; steamer from Liverpool has been at sea nearly seventeen and dulness in the sale, best Lambs Wool made la to la Old.
M. Lantartine replied-. I am convinced of it, but the private individuals, many silversmiths have brought finance, Don 'Vincenzo Fardella ; director of the de,p. and is fully due. per lb. ; Teg Wool, 11 ld. to 120. • Devon Ewe, 10d. ;
PARIS, SATURDAY, 6 P.M. nation may deceive itrelf. Beware of assemblages of thi. '
in their surplus stock. ministry of state, Don Mariano Stabile. For the ques- efiour market maintainedthe firmness reriouel noticed
T h . _ . e y , • washed, 84d. to 9d. ; Devon Yolk, 61. to 6ed.
The financial measures proposed by M. Gamier kind, however fine they rilityleti tthoetgthlsturnairemaoifrethef French silver coin is selling to-day against notes at tions which might not be amicably settled between here was no transactions In Wheat, while holders continued
firm. Good yellow and white Corn, especially that in good CATTLE, &c.-Swerneirtn, Tie° o'Cleek.-We
Pages have produced a decidedly favourable effect. roelet.sma lee !
e yllndas'eniat net: wolu .nor I wish for that." o 2M. the thousand. French gold is difficult to be ob- the two parliaments, the king propoees the arbitra-
'These decrees of the Minister of Finance, briefly nellF° m• y • tained, and fetches 150 e the thousand. lion of Piedmont and Tuscany, and, tri a last resort, shipping order, was eomewhat firmer, and males made at full have a good supply of &sate to-day; and, aithough trade
prices. Mixed remained about the 1/101. ; considerable sales rather stow, prices are pretty well supported, From Holland
stated, are as follows :-All citizens who are assessed The Irish residents in Paris were admitted on Fri- It is expected, however, that on Mondae the silver that of the PoPe• The Mug, having found it im- New Orleans heated were made for distillirg. Rye wu firm we have 360, :shout 2,100 train Norfolk and Suffolk, 150 from.
with direct taxes for the year 1848 have, by law, the day to present an address to the provisional govern-
will be at par with notes, as the bank will pay single ible to form a new ministry, has called the former at last week's nitre. Oats were selling at about the same Ireland, and 100 from Scotland. There are a few more Shee
option of paring their total amount by u succession of ment, alter the p
de uties of the neonle had been die-
.-e . . - . notes of 100 f. in specie. The new issue of small cabinet into office again, but has increased the ates.
r Co late still the number is email • the dead market
_ _ .. . thin ef , . ,
rrote.-The sal t d -
es o- ay were dUO Mitre, which were being low, considerably aff et our trade, and
small pericaical instalments spread over the year. missed. They assemhled on tne Place ete ut seoncorue,
notes will take place on Monday. number of their members. 'fhe following is the effected
he number of about 300, aed marched in a ro- without further change in price., se holders seem everthing meets with a dull isle. The beet qualities suffer
Nothing of this is altered by the present de- to t . P . Business at the Bourse to•day was marked by a complete list of the present cabinet :-Sermeapriolo, disposed to await the. steamer's arrival, in preference to a r.ductwu from Monday laat of 2d. per 811 c, and inferior
'on to the Hotel de Ville receded b a tit-
trees. 'enty may pay their year's taxes either cessi , p y
spirit of extraordinary activity, and large sales were President ; Don Cesidio Bonanni, ecclesiastical making further reluctioos. fully 4d. Thu best churn Sheep make from 4.. 6d. to ss.
d a reen 11 with the Irish hat
in one I. ment, as some have already done, coloured gag an g ag P. made of every description of ate:A and shares. The affairs ; Prince Dentice, finance ; Prince of To- From Holland we have about 600 Sheep and 84 Calves,
or at tile intervals assigned by law for the sue- All wore the shamrock in their hats, it beia St - --- ---.-
The Calf trade is very dull, and but few reach ss. 24. Pigs
g ' prices were generally improved. The Threes rose to retie, agriculture and commerce ; Don Francisco lIER NIAJESTreI ACCOUCHEMENT.
evasive irs•almenta. But in addition to the year's Patrick's-day. 511, and the Fives fluctuated between 741 and 751. Paolo Bezzelli, home department ; Prince of Cariati, The following bulletin of the Queen's health was are a heavy trade, at rather lower rat..
Per lit.e uf Illbs, s. d. aO. Per hone ef MM. a 4. a.
taxes, thine regularly payable, they are called upon After the reading of the address, M. Laraartine, All the business done was for cash. A considerable foreign affairs; Col. Vincenzo Degh Überti, war and Bitted this morning :- Beat Soda Uerefords.. 1 4 8 Beet Dir. & 111.4 ids. /24. II 0
ileireediardy to make a contribution to the state, member of the provisional government, replied in the improvement was manifested ia Bank Shares, which marine; Don Giacomo Savarese, public works ;D. e BUCIUNOHAM PALAU!, Beet Nor-burns -.. 1 1 4 Beet Leng-w.l• 2. 5
!mond quslity Beene- 3 1 0 Do. de. awns -
amounting to forty-five hundredths of the total following terms: wee to 1851 Railways underwent a like advance. Carlo Peen°, A3ublic instruction ; Don Aurelio Sall- e March, 20, 1848, 9 A.M. Calves ... ....... ...... 1 5 1 !Ewes and Nomad re.siale 3
amount of the year's taxes to which they are liable. Citizens of Ireland,-I regret thot the whole of the pro- . " The Queen has slept well. H.r Mamsty and the infant Pllfe . 4 6 4 Do. do. Men 0 It
cote graoe an justice. Bat Das. k Half-bred. 5 5 6 Lando ... -. . .
_ 6 0
This, when peid up, will bring into the Treasury very ho have 'int withdrawn after the
visional goeernment, w j . . Princess are going on quite favourably. Rows at Werke& 3MO : Sheep and Lambe i 5.770 ; Calvet. 12
serious humane of the day, have not the satisfaction end " JAMBS CLasi, Ti 0.260.
nearly 200 millions of franca FURTHER FROM PARIS. ___
leisure of hearing the addres.-esyou have just presented. Ire- .' CRAM.. LOCOCC,
Another decree postpones for six months after the P
land has inscribed as her motto the noble word. o f the martyr - INSURRECTION IN VIENNA. ~ &mina FEROt•SOI." CORN.- MARI-LANE.- The supply of English
days on which the, become respectively due all tree- whew memory you have just recalled to our minds,-" Let POSTPONEMENT OF THE ELECTIONS FOR _ ___ . Wheat, by land-carriage samples from the near counties ,
Bury bills iteued beeore the 26th February. This will no slavish hand engrave an inscrip•ion on my tomb till Ire- NATIONAL GUARD. - MONMOUTH COUNTY ELECTION. was very short this morning ; really fine, dry samples sold
save the treasury from disbursements which would land be free." These worde have become a truth for your FLIGH 1' OF readily, at an advance of ls. per quitter ; but no improve-
„ . country, a prophecy of your religion, and BOOR, I hope, of S. th b 49 • t h ived h
ince e a ove ev in ype we ave rece t e Up to the present time no opposition is announced ment could be esteblithed upon seeondary and inferior qua-
amount to 273 millions. r complete constitutional independence. (Cries of " Bravo, following : - to the return of Captain &menet for this county. Though lines. Foreign Wheat sold at about the same rats
The helders of the Treasury bills thus postponed reeuee..,) The great man whose name you recal to us, PARIS, St•NDAY, 11 A.R. PRINC:-.' METTERNICH. a rumour in in circulation that a requisition has been pre. as last week. Barley must be quoted la. dearer
have the option of waiting till the six months expire, O'Connell, has tauaht the world the most eaergetie, although The government published this morning another - minted to Sir Charles MOrges, of Tredegon, soliciting him with a better sale. The supply of Gate, particularly from
when thiy will be entitled to receive the amount in the wisest, means for the people to regain their rights ; h to offer hims. It as a candidate. At the lut election, Sir the near foreign ports, wu large, and to midge any larvae
" decree, in compliance with the desire expreseed by the The followin whick has arrived by telegraphic Charles and the Duke of Beaufort coalesced in protectionist in sales, a reduction of 6d. to ls. per qr. had to be subuutte
upecie, or of exchanging them for coupens of the new create.d vrhat he himself ciallied; Iffetenc,,Thitataiontsbtoirrowed
loan, at 6 per cent. par. Thus, the holders of thew
_freetli:dbeerrt:_imeleeu Fel
bills are placed on tee same footing as the depositors ee"
in the savings batke. hm popalace on Friday, postponing to a later day the
1 i d fo'r seve:rnal Ars pasi to the alcliraotinon of elections for the national guard of Paris and the
the world ; and I have not the least shadow of a doubt that, Banlieu. l'he
after having succeseivcly conquered religious liberty and Anil.
Of the amount which by these means will be brought arrived so near to constitutional liberty and independence, it r
into the Treasury, it is intended to appropriate sixty
millions to aegment the capital of the new banks of Fn
discount in Paris and the departments.
The receipt of the octroi, or the dues belonging to
the city of l'aris, has only been itaerrupted for a a
short time during the revolution ; it li is now, owing always
rtion ef your nationality It ie in this spina gentlemen, Dons yesterd
- F h :1' ' th 'al f ' ' el a
heart of France hae never
to the ask:stances and energy of the inhabitants, the tr/ • , . .
national guard, and the operatives, resumed its usual
course. dispatch appeareg, to confirm what is below given
froen the'BOisen-Halle.
day fixed by the decree is the sth of et M 14 Th It' h "
'The Paris Bank of Discount commenced its o •
on this occasion.
been closed to Ireland, even under Tee issue of 100 f.
state of despotism-fence of "Viva le Republique")--
beat high with the em tions of your generous coon- ~
• and if I required any other proof, it is in the adoption eleanw ay. M. Paguerre, secre. tary of the -Pro-
notes at the bank, which was
it kat announced for to-morrow, is postponed for some days.
hile the restrictions announced on the iaeue of
h ff It' • b .1 1 d"n f our of those who prove that
I the noble citizen w o comes to oer is services to t e 81 VET are re axe i av
°republic.
The director of the public workshops has issued a (Applause.)
will ultimately procure fur you the full enjoyments of this
..
sympathy you this day offer up to her. Know that the
How could we retise to recognise him wben
we acknowledge the whole of you as French citizens ?
notece that the workmen employed will have 2 francs Mr. beard, professor of the Irish College, here saM:
a day, and be e.eployed at least every other day. Gentlemen
Those whe are unemployed will receive 1 franc, in- to refill, .
that the new renc repue ic receives e testimone s o V 1111011... -overnment, addressed the bmrd of managers
h as lies In m wer
,-Allow me,
.as muc _ TPo •
't. an involuntary mmundeistanding. The members commen
they want cash for the payment of their workmen or
daily expenses, in which case cash in the proportion
of 600 f. on the note of Lowe. will be paid. lENNA, . ARCH .- 0 popn a lOn ILS risen en
mane. In the conflicts which have taken place
th h I b be
Pere- with e troops, t e peop e are en =ease-
ful. Prince Metternich has fled in disguise ;
his palace has been pillaged. The minister of police
has also fled. The emperor has decreed the liberty
of the press and the fermation of a national guard.
The troo •thd fr th eat
ps were wi rawn em e eapt ,
which has been left in pose • fth I
. ession o e pepu ace.
pries e ie. eei y ti-
The archdukes retire inte t 11 Th t ill
minated. Public business suspended. principles. The nomination takes pleat in the County Hall, to. Beans ano Peu very dull, with a downward tendency.
on Friday next.
--
DEATH OF THE MARINI'S OF BOTE.-On Slant.
i ht last died suddenly at his seat Cardiff
day n g , . , Castle, the
mon noble the Marquie of Bute.
. __ _ _. _ _
COMMERCIAL et MARKETS. BKMB7I. Od seis ps itrinsa
Waal., Fret and Kent, red 30 ue 54 te hi...white..... 18 is Si to 6
Ilve. Norfolk and Sedloik. 17 to 31 to N.- do it le 33 ar
MI Ilit
11011humb. and health do.- to -... da -Is- Se -
Irish do
lbuar, Feeding
Malting
MONEY M ARK ET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Boon Wnvt*
Two o'Clock.-The extraordinary news just brought
by the Hamburg mail, from Vienna, to the 14th in-
stant, has created a great sensation in the city. The
Hamberg Borsen Halsor the 16th, hese short account mese Talimera (ries or suirolk i ...
C.ib. & Liu., red... 46 ioillie 111...widia-.. gl go 54 og.
Irish ... le ft -
N u 8
-to --Mein* W se el ft II
29 telll...Utendierfll to U WS
to -MM.
-- se
se -
Oar", English Feed A to 20 to Ille 114...b1a5k-...... - to -• 0 it
Ditto Poland. to 21 to be 04-posato 94 se 364 61
Berwick ds Sane fowl ft to 334 011...potaa 13 Ie Su 111
Irish feed
Ditto petite le to lts ed.. black- 1$ se les 01
Ulm Us a
34 to 64....wa pate „..... 37 t•
Letters received from Vienna, via Ostend, dated on of the revolutionary movements in Vienna alone, on Paw, MY -•-- - 311 to SU 011 weeete
The ne 6f •eces with the symbol of the republic the evening of the 14th, state that the Arch. Duke the 13th and 14th ; but extracts from private letters
w .pi
ced their issue ye se se
Blue ..... ...... „43 te 411..iiesenel 34 si
Waite - .....
sterday. They are extremely Albert ordered the troops to fire on a refer shortly to important events in other parts of Musa ataaps. SI to SS. .11*
h - bee • 'ted h ' 11 ecuted. More than a million of francs are procession of students who were about to present Germany.
of the Irish College, anng n inn to accompany t ear we ex Harrow lllto 34 halm. 34 ta
30 a 11...e1d 17 at 3
30 to 31..a1ea1l llll le 14...e1it Se i• 4
Taus, New (befog. - to --sew staler - ti -...eid - is -
stead of 11, Wanes, as hitherto, in order to economise rounnynen, left the college with that intention ; but, already issued from the Mint. a petition, on the 13th histant, demanding the Our funds, notwithstanding all these unfavourable Raman, New -
Li the funds ter the distressed. strangers to the locality, they have been lost in the crowd, The Provisional Government held a meeting on same reforms aft those conceded in other parts reports, are still steady, the extent of the decline ""ip CA".• Pff tbeUa" ***•* • ........... ".' in Irt ", .I,llet,
I The government not being able directly , o disavow and I have just he
the circuler of their colleague, M. L dru Rollin, have of
adopted the expedient of causing decrees and instruc- governT.
tions to be Wailed by the heads of diderent depart- eee ard that they have repaired to the Column
July, thinking to meet the members of the provisional
t This, lam p. reneded, will explain their Kb- 0 eex
roernl *know their
wee° trie French revolution,
sentiments well and their sympathy fth
tteediency of postponing
alike mognan'imous, peaceful, and the desire expreesed by th
Friday night, to consider and decide on the question of Germany. Many were killed and wounded, and having been only 1 per cent. in Consols, which have FLoya, Town-made, delivered 411 teal Abe beesibibi its es 1 2
the elections to a amongst them many spectators. The people, now again recovered to their former quotations of 801
later day an the 9th of April, in accordance with irritated at this massacre, then rose and compelled to 1 for money and account. Exchequer Bills are Norfolk and Suffelk. NM 1111....1dea
Northumberland, Usage, aul Urban
beau and Kent
e populace on Friday I'rince eletternich and the Arch-Duke Albert to 25a to 29e. premium. baggfog, 1111 m ell
so
meats of the elate ; the effect of which will be to cut glorious, and from which their government will learn that through their delegates. It was resolved that no resign. The troops were also forced to evacuate the Foreigu stocks are marked rather lower, but, in weraev, psettenand Koolgsberg .53 Ur 85...410
..... SI I. S 5
down the inordinate powers attributed by the governments in the present day ought not to rely upon .
• • postponement should take place. This decision was eternal, which was garrisoned by the Burgher fact, we are without dealings in them. It would be Preach and ;Dalian% "at i
Minister of the Interior to hi@ commissaries in phyeical force, but upon the sympathy they have the lupin-
almost unanimous. One member of the government Guard. difficult to effect sales to any amount at the prices Danish a. flamburgh 45 m
the departments to dimeneions somewhat iess me- nese and the honour to command. Rumba 41 ft 411...lippdis l6
nixing to the public liberties. I meutiohed to you l'nf• Lemertine replied- only vo o
ted fr a postponement. That member is, of At the hour that the post left, 'Vienna was in the quoted, or indeed at anything near them. Mexican Danube and Odra ......... ........ .. ...... 4ll is 4
Be good enough, sir, to tell the pupils of the Irish semi-
" couree, understood to be M. Ledru Rollin_ bands of the citizens, on whom the task of maintain- are called 14 to le Venezuela, 18 to 22. Brazilian, 68 own. hard -..- ..a.1.. b
already that the power of suspending and to 9. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 41 to 3; the Deem"' -so -...Aestream-... 33 ft 611
htif th 'si nal overnment has not had the The Orleans Railway Company have given notice ing order had devolved
ary, t te, e provi (1 . g Res
dismissing judges and magistrates had been re- sa° tisfaction of hearing them, It has had the pleasure of seeing that they are under the necesaity to demand the re- Reports were circulated in Vienna of serious riots Fours, 61 to 3. Belgian Four•and-a-Half per Cents., Haynie, Feed.' (Use 10...dlidellig le
yoked. Tn. da.y a circular uppeara in the 11/onetime them from the windows of the Hotel de Ville. Pray thank newel of their bonds due yesterday for six months. in the neighbouring country. Several factories had 58 to 63. Spanish Fives, 111 to 12 ; the Threes, 22e leesee;a,se 211 le 111...Lanaus l.
from the elinister of War to the wenerals command- them, and tell tkem that the liberty nesquired in February by „,,_ .
ing the mietery divisions and subdieisietie, in which the , Peo
French le is not hostile so the human conscience 1 u tf fi t ill be paid in advance been burnt, and it was even
a interes o ve per cen w said that the palace of to 31 ; Passive, 21 to f . Portuguese, 14 to 13. Dam. rferaneen and stewed
- P lf h ' fi d• • h •
France glonhes heree ,on t e contrary, in n mg in er a . epe
rth riled of renewal. The company explain that Schosnbrunn was in flame*. C 101.1,11 6•1- sr,. Itwedirt, and o.ish .
the pee/ 1 e given to the cemmiesaries be. M. Ledru 14th contains the fol- shut I per Ct&L;z7..gru.a.s.. 101 1 Trieselaad and Dutch feed lB es II
religion the source of her liberty, and those who fraternize having made a reserve in treasury bonds to the l'he Vienna Gazette of the 3 se: Ct. 1.4. Anna, shut Ditto Haw
Rollin, es er the military are revoked, and the duties with her in the sentiments of religion will bedoubly brothers. amount of four millions of some sums they had been lowing decree: 3 per CL Con. Am, $l4 1 I exchequer Bina Us. to Ne. Pr SA DWI, tick -
of commanders and their subordinates towards the (Loud approbation.) trarrillit which has been disturned here
authorised to borrow for the completion of To restore the . y , . YORIIIION FUNDS. .
d h I et 5.--trb. R00d.% -.., 1 per Cent. Ore.. Ma. 16 17 Mall
F1171.4b. 36 es 10...Teres, -I• -
le -
civil authorities more reasonably defined. The deputation then withdrew, amidst cries of certain additional works, the financial crisis, tine" /eat. _ •
noisy his mesty the Emperor has authorise t e Per • ~_,
tnt d ts with the excluei.n of foreignen. His n .acet. et- t7Z,:„Nte °. °.• Grenada Deferred Beta, 3 1 Pats, arzhi le -
At the interview at the Hotel de Ville, yester- " Vive la Itepublique !" " Vice le Gouvernement Pro- 5 per C; Mexican, 16M, 11 4 te .......... 12 ai H. Idles .. 14 et SII
and the measures consequent thereon, had pre- arming
ota a a enll, d•, • ens will inter the Burgher a pe.} CL Brasil., Lida, 46 9 4 per Ct. Peruvian Bde... 932
Majesty hopes that • goo a a
day, the delegates demanded the removal of the eisoire." vented their realising these bonds and obtaining Guard, to Di to New '3 8
render their assistance towards the restoration of LC, . • Owe. Hda„ Hl6
... Ha... Am Ada 15 86 riVrefill ada. 55 90 Luisa., BaltiZand Melia.
troops from Parts ; the postponement of the election On Saturday the smhaseador of her Britannic Ma- any funds on credit. The company say they must ord. r. I Ditto Chill. Bos., 83 04 . TM. sewer Bds.,fif II Mediterranean and Odom. -Se44ft 11 •
of officere of the national guards to the sth of April ; jesty, having demanded amicable explanations on the apply their daily receipts to the payment of daily ex- His Majetoy has ordered a _ .
epeeial comnitrainn to take into tette Column net. rota, - .3 per CL Spanish lids.. 22/ 31 Rallegre. -to -. Ammered in se N
and of the chrtions for the national assembly to the fact of an Insh flag presented yesterday. by the Irieh peaces, but that the excess of theee recelpts and the . . h "f h 'le 1 I Bs. 91 1 spaniel Deferred lida. -
consideration the reforms con•j•auble with t e stunt ot e Cohan an .ourt, ..r ~
3 per Ct. Danato 14,5., 70 4 INtte. Parolee Eds., 2f 31 Lyman Caine, free ef duty, per tin.. ..... ....... a 6 Ns le 1 II Ilia.
LllVellr Caen, Dutch and Genus.- ...... ..-.. 4 8 ea.* it s Ss.
31st of eley. M. Louis Blanc promised, in the name deputation at the Hotel de Ville, the minister of fo- gradual realization of the securities in hand will h h h ill te dto
age. Hie hlsiesty opes t at t me measioes w n 84
p. _
At Dutch ads-, 41 3
restore order ; should they not, his Majesty will, with regret, 4pa Ct. 'buten Cern, 61 3 2 per Ct. Venezuela 11., 84 10
renegues Deferred 8i1... 6 I Dino French and Americas. ..... ..... I • 14e.10 Sll 10e.
Fawn, American, per tern' of 19/22e. 34 to 1 V
of the provisional government, to d4libentte on these reign affairsreplied that the French recognised no other enable them to satisfy- all their engagements, and they have recourse to the armed force. -- DeAteic a Hamburg -es -
demands, and explained how mike:inning it would be flig Be national than that of the United Kingdom • and call on their creditors and shareholders to continue to RAILWAYS.-Shares have fallen considerably Canadian
for a government to appear to act übder the fear of added that, in replying to the Irish, he had used Do assist them with their support in the preeent crisis,
ADDRESS OF THE ESTATES OF LOWER Stafferdehire le to dis • Bucking-
to-day, North , . 4 • , Tree* punch of 18011*. hes -to -
ARRIVALS DITO LONDON MOM Utk MARCH TO 11th 11•1411.
menace. M. Ledru Rollin told them that they were expression which was not in accordance with this assuring them that the baste of their security is un-
AUSTRIA TO THE EMPEROR. hamshire, 4 die. ; North British very heavy ; Ca/edo- Qrs. hagfish. Picot.. blab. foreign.
not the representatives of all France, and that, although declaration, though he manifested sympathies for Ire- shaken. The Hamburger Bi;rsen Mlle, of the 16th instant, Mans have been done at 281, which is a serious fall. Wheat I
44"
6112 ! 300 21311
MU
• they might make demands in their own name, they land as regarded her religion and liberal principles. The fact cannot be disguised, that whether well or . The hea shares Du'',
fth n 1 eeh ..eeeedinee ni French shares are not worse. vy oese
4001 i 1173 I 4316 I 21484
contains ut er par cu are o e p.
had no right to assume the representatioa of the de- After the departare of the populace from the Hotel ill-founded, alarm is speeding among those whn are e" generally are quoted lower. Flour, 4,507 rake ;IN barrels. Man, 05114 gra
Vienna on the 13th instant,
partments. Lamartine, as usual, row. with the eon- de Ville yesterday, a small detachment of them, con- in easy circumstances, and have something to loee.
Soon after the opening of the Diet, Prince Monte-
mon, anti in his most powerful mantel- a indicated the silting of about 10,000, proceeded to the Ministry of No matter how admirable may have been the main-
nculi aad several of the deputies, accompanied by an AVERAGES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" 01 .FR11)471.482.
rights of the government to independent deliberation. the Interior, where they shouted " Vive Ledru Rol- tenance of order in the vast popular demoestration Lmenee
crow ~
a proceeded to the palace with the V, II NAT. il BARLEY. 1: OJOS. ; AY& ;basin. . Fla&
Ho said : lin," and demanded that the regular troops should be of Friday, it nevertheless has augmented and accele• 'e'
address. The crush of spectators at the opening of DISTRICTS. our's.' Averse I Quartets Average , perms •rel lam *.at1P1.h.... A.. 1 oira ems
I I Gentlemen.-1. have been called Ay me name. I sent eut of Paris. The Minister came forward and rated emigration in a formidably high ratio. The wod. peke.
.1 sold. wee. ' sou, win. . eel& win. •sid PeS.'e. nu.
answer the cull, and demand to speak al.m. 1r add nothing _ , the Diet was enormous. A great number of well- ,
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them as follows: conduct of the Provisional Government, and its firm e1;8 31 , 1589 31 l 12054 20 1 ... ... NO 33 1 n'
to what Wan said to you just now is XI ,os much dignity au dressed people thronged the hall, exclaiming that the ee,ie"reles lOlO 37 173 53 I 14 21 ,' ... ... 4 42 0
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'ty by our colleague M. Louis Blanc. You feel " Citatens,-You require the army to he sent away No •
••• • attitude has robation nor has
commanded general app , petition of the estates did not go far enough. The Essex sal9 30 1 4683 29 210 II i ... ... 563 52... IN 44 a
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do we in whom the people placed their confidence doubt, when an army beciernes an instrument of tyranny- there been any public grounds for taking exception Ilertfordeldr• ........
peasantry were crowding the streets, anxious to learn ........ , 351 31 501 U 97 21 ... ... 64 10 24 43 II
and personified themselves on the day of combat and Wn it constitutes itself tnto a pretonan guard-it deservea
thhealiatred of all well-thinking men, of ali friends of liberty, to the conduct of the individual member of that go-
,, whether the constitution was ready." To prevent - 729 51 1221 31 1 309 21 ... ... 114 40 29 41 $
victory, that there is no government possible except on the 24 40 22 40 4
bve soldiers such ? Were the dispoeed to yernment whom the populace regards as its meet es- . 1787 48 , 2114 31 1 , 325 22 1 - ...
condition that you have the confidence and the reason to But are our re
~ _ _ ,_yl . . . disturbance, Prince Montecuculi propoeed that the wutakiee
confer moral authority on this government. al tate B t sely because there is
Is the moral raise their arms to Wit for oppressors . Sure y, citizen', peci represen ive. u prom Berkerdre
address should be voted without lose of time and surrey._ ..... ..._._....-- ow re 1
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authority of this government anything else, not only for not one of you will ,
doubt the bravery of our solders • nor will , • • •
. . • one individual member who is understood to differ
carried to the Emperor. The address is as follows: Kest .... 3102 49 77t 34 1193 21 ... ... 56 33 •63 17 i
itself, hut for the people, for the public, for the departmente, he doubt th „
ell* force or power ? }or, auring the days of Feb- . •
din hut opinion and policy from all his col- Suss. 1384 45 634 31 328 19 • - ... 59 37 78 /5 11
fru d to titht •it fraternised • h
for Euroee which regards us-is it anything else than its ruMT, the ervnY.re e .. , _ wit us, an Most Mighty !-Recent events, which work with tremend- H.. lOl3 19 1166 29 1 213 20 ... - 63 39 47 38 1
1 es without exception, to share the wiahes of ous force on the social and political life of nations, have oorsetahlre .„. ...... ...-..... 1075 30 • 1234 NI 1 155 22 10 47 3 5S 0
.uly looked on, whilst the load monarch, who NM endea- , •-••-
eomplete inaependence of all external pressure ? That a demands, which all ahaken Europe to its centre. Austria must tread the path Devonshire.: 926 55 501 29
the independince o e
fth government-that its dignity-that vounng to rivet our chains still tighter, fied without an etcort. ul d d te their
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ed b?. all of this new and earnest epoch, and the reflection that the Cornwall
Wh ? Look ! Here is our The army, my friends, are the people; the soldiers are our- his colleagues oppose, is the satiation regard . 1274 51 963 31 018 20
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its only moral force. at are we eomersetstare
lves,_ you and every one. (Long continued applause.) o„ oa d ler the more timid with plunk ap.. demands and necessities of the presentmay conic into conflict _
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venerable president, laden with the glory of his eighty years, ecanous, an . ..,
;eY uld re l oar brethren ? Would you rank with the -r- d 't is affirma
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and who has been willing to consecrate kis last atrength, at 0 . you rIo7
your o flesh .4 blood, your 0 prehension. The s ightest acci
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our head, to the establishment of the republic (bravo !) Par_wee ;Nu De might on Friday have led to most grave results. Th
_ , In such a crisis your obedient estates led it their duty to wereeeterstdre 1714 63 1766 30 10 16- I .... ... ... '" .s.
part fyo lees ? (Cries of Bravo, bravo.) No
with independence, with dignity, and liberty ; and assuredly SOO, 612 63 NI 34 ... ... I ........ :7. ::: ::: 1 48-4
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aon hay% no such sentiments of injustice, mistrust', government, forced te
.- listen to demands maae elevate themselves for their country. Their
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who can disown the name of Dupont (de l'Eure). hi T ' th 't 1 d b
:elusion wit n you. o revive e =cies c %saes an
t/ a delegation waited for by. two hun
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and e , , . • and eir pee to gunfire life au substance ert deer -••••-•••••• ' ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• -.
distinction' amoag citizens would be • deplorable error. ousand men collected under their windows . a 429 33 ; 1341 33 109 23 1 1 ... ... ~. ...
Around us what do you see ? A little group of men fuln f r the 11 • f H b Bt th lost Derbrinn
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without arms, without physical support, without soldiers, (True, .) Heald h h required the interven.
trae es n y aye we single indiaereet word-the slightest want of tact on "I ° .i ?
pledge of their fidelity is truth, which ennobles the most Leteesterehtre
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without any authority but that of the people. What is re- tion, not of the wo e army, .
hI ' but of two or three egiments ?
eh • al r diro w the one side or the other-might have acted as a e •••
ond devotednen : a heavy responsibility would reit upon Northampton __a...a. 1•39 47 1 1614 10 322 32 1, ... ... 230 40 • 19 43 111
ther reason than to relieve e nation gu . e
%aired in order that this sentiment should have its effect-in For no o
kin a powder magasine, and in a moment pro- them were they to shrink from stating frankly the dangers Rana. ............. -............. iii 4
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order that those popular principles ahould become useful to f eal thank the whole national
thank yra all or your s ,we Sit so a: 22 I ... ...
dkr that admirable activity which has maintained the dnoed the dissolution of the government and which threaten theiz country, and the means of rescue a ,
amain__
the happiness and to the rights of the people ? The mutat- guar . . hich the believe to be n Gracious sovere .
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mance of calm and of order ;of that confidence which we great city in a state o taon, the activity of science and the press, e eve op. „iffea 4498 46 10263 33 370 18 as 19 6 ' 330 ss los u i
d his for that one we ve
al ha called in the aid of 6 , uld resist. M. de Lamartine c*. .
have given you. What can we oppose to you ? Only one Itoodeelle an . Let ei new whicn nothing CO .. , f Ment 01 agriculture, the program Of earpOratione, lastly, parti- Norfolk. 6274 47
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thing-your own reaaon ! that power of general reason which your brothers in arms..
fth iii lin anys 01 humiliation, had the admirable courage to warn the aeputauon 0 eipation in the legislative action of the community, hadi Lincolinhim 8513 16 3265 30 SUS 17 12 38 0 i 1157 25 43 42 1
is alone here placed between you and us, which inspires us our voioe in favour o eaz y. . . .
Whilst such a result in terms which they could not misunder- Lk to its well being, are all reprewed within limas whi= Noth l5ll 32 1161 13 137 23 110380', 18 61 1
and arrests you before us. It is that invisible, moral, and( it It _.. .
reearved the honour of our country in rotators
f • b the governor, who have stand :-." Beware of assemblages of this kind, how- fines the thoughts of the citizens within the .170 w range _ 16109 50 , 4221 IN 3297 19 ii 6338 II 951 37 ii 91..73..":
Zel ell-powerful force, which renders us calm ourselves, in- coot n rad up to Neiman y
b latel ebevern driven oat, wu exposed to continued shame, fine the may be; the 18th Brumaire of the of mare physical wants and extinguishes the best germs of w,_*, 1423 SI lIS Se 111 20 '.. „, i, log se ... .1,7
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aependent and dignified in presence of that mass which
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surrounds this palace of the peopl!, defended by its sole um urn/
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and neither on nor I wish for - t ' of the Durham.
innolability. (Bravo.) That last bamer of our independence, French olinnort aw.foa'"'" ho.__. (r _e.-ataitinard mem_ main of despotism, y common nationality iu the eren provinces 1449 21 6113 31 1 51 25 1 .., ... 1 tog ss to •-- 30 •
aa a government and as men, we will defend to the death, ledge the greatness o our co we . eeees
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empire. To the factious feelings thus generated have Wales- •
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if the presaure of the multitude should wish to violate it; satiate./ Forget, th•Di y ....,,, be good Citigas, ..... A 1 . • red t the' Foreign-office been added the 11012411046 of the Oldieian discarbsocra,
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