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London, England, 1821-02-22 00:00:00

PA RIS PAPERS.

AUGSBURG, FEBRUARY 10.

It is now demonstrated that all the arentints
spread in Austiis, the Tyrol, Geriumiy, and
Switzerland, of the pretended entry of the Au-
stria') army into the Homan States are entirely

m g ',our ru 101111 I.IIC SOrrOWS us die gentle trod .--,-- -
' by his very power of creating gold, t. starve. We labour .1:0`.. " 'tl with derit tt. it is and .
claims The Wheat trade was saber heavy this moroing, although
that this arm • not vet cmssed It, sexcept the feeble remonstrance in the paper berme controverted, and y has .
uuder a practical paradox, and are too wealthy to ob. 1 'ultimate "lir- - -'" - :-•-•, --,, the supply was but small, yet prime samples fully inapt tea
1 tholM. The Noble Lord had taken pains to make die the Po. The two lest couriers from Italy give us .
House believe -that there was isothing to produce dm- , . .. ~ formal
COVII. iN.Slift/11 him sod the other Powers. He betiived on tins sunk rt flee most aasatal,ces.- lain the means of OlibilsifOCC. If under the auspices
aunt' present Miiii•ders this country were 'kJ advance in iity. W r have not spa to pace iilirileiJiarise the ai
or the other performers. Their exertions were fre . - Monday'r pewee, but there
kraut. qualities. The err was very bole demand fur the n-
ival of Barley was considerable to.
the Roble Loss' was sincere in hie statement, fur whew At the same time we have learned with certeinty, prosperity fur st. few years to conic iu the same proportion •t 1 honoured by the lof the
quest y
4 at- wets rumoured shat the Opposilims was Coming tutu The Prole, ue was s i 'keit b Mr. COOPER; the as son Monday; but the sales were nut so brisk as on that
that the Austrian army is ready to commence the as it has dutic hitherto, we shall, according to Load EtvrAt- E 1 ighl E 1 1 l -'' - day. Oats are rather cheaper, in cons, queues. of the large
place, it use also romoured that the Nobles Loud was to be p .sgue by _ re. 111 WIN.
supported her the coutnioation of his place by the Congress campaign in the best order.- 1 L'onstitutionel. ) Poot.'s theory, be all rednceil to absolute 88888 &IMO: Such
i s uo alteration.
•0( Sovereigns I. then it watt ustural that he should support is the inisfor p lune of rospei i• y . ' We are requested to say that the Earl end "wit '
Lettere from Verona of the 56, -which should be
the escesureeta Prince Meiseruich, who he (Me. Tierney) In the House "(Commons Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH moved Countess of 31E130RM/0111 were presented attend-
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COAL MARKET, FILMALIARY 21.
believed to be a vary bogies' man, and that he was duirg.l 01;e-hems-quartets of the Austrian army, make no
liveliest ins •Isis purer to support the views of his Govern.
for the production of copies of all communications that nig his MAJESTY'S magnificent bull at Brighton, ships a t Market. Ships Sold. Priem
NW* (Haar 4• • mention of the peseege of die Pa.-41W.) may have lakeo place between the liiitielo Government mid by indisposition. S 4 Nsiscsalle
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A letter dated Kerne, the 4th February, ear - the Allied Powers rerpecting the a 1 , Mors of N+ plea. The
We regret to have to state, that his Excellency
Mr.' ROIHNSION said he rose for the purpose of oppos. .
motion was opposed by the Mintaters, on the ground that
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nix the motion t Hetopaper Isid-on the table aliened oi. the 0' Baron Koller, Inspector-General of subsistence the prodnetioo of this. papers could be attended with no LORO LIEUTENANT seas yesterday much tti-
DEATHS.
i face ut It Het' !here lerre ,sisierior commonications from
1 for 'the'grand Austrianafter h •
army, having tx- practical IC01.1), and ought out to be required, witless the disposed-it is hoped he will be sufficiently re-
Yesterda Jane, theofthe R William ll' If d Yesterday, anti, wife
shistGoaeronsent to the • Gravies elf Sovereigns, and he fur
t • - House was prepared iocondeme Ministers for the conduct covered to hold the Levee appointed fur this day.- of Haiti' 1.1-place, soar Wiibain, the second daughter of
/Asp; as". fuinviam a part of 'the Government, would hose _ untitled in detail tisk magesistes of Bologita, hatsi they have pursued upon this subject. It is excellent to tell i i• p
i' Jut so raper of Thursday.) William Prevsei, E-q. of King's-road, .tievri * too sincerely
considered lonimit disenced, if Ise had 'taut opposed the woceedcd to Florence ler the-•like purpose. .He the Haase that it ought nut to ask fur information upon a -
' ' • • regrettril by her (Emily and friends, il her IN di year.
meastares of the Sovereigns with his whole strength. He
is expected at Rome, on the B'h instant. • Pre. given point, unless it hes previously formed a judoneut The neat Number of The her Monthly Magazine, which
On
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or York, Ftsiicit Cows.
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was not swore of any @Duds me the rumour relative to the
upon that very point on which it requires the information fa:reit:me the elsort of
lu Mr ZA`h4wiiialtxl ettnlelittleda h.U. il".Uhre°bUyiriror°enb., of ble,of Horton Croista.blc awl Wycliffe all, Esq. aged NS.
oarattints have been made ultott the whole of the
change of Mmt•iers OlPse""I by. Prill" Metilrnieht es- ' will • ' Al •a late hour the House divided, when there appeared-
cept•ws to Hoe safe keeplug of ,a great personage who was at
a eonsederabte distance, :and Hied he said mull which the troops take. Their vanguard
be undereibuil if is expected in this capital between the 15th n•id For the Motion
Against it . .. .... lis
194 Dijon."
At twelve o'clock last morning the . Gentlemen composing sv . lin.
Sir Thomas Clifford, of 1 ixal, in the county of . t.ffur ,
Bart. . •. de to the property of Ihll%OU Constable and
t there craw tube e ebonite of Mistiming, that Bonaparte would .20th. The Neapolitan de,eiters, among whom are fdajorlty against the Motion-. —69 the Conamillee of the Westmosister Electors assembled at ---31.' --e-:.--------.--
be restored' to his liberty-(Hag, hoer)
office,., arrive to crowd, upon our frontiers."- the Crown Tamen, near the Obelisk, St. George's holds, fur—
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON WWI.
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ktr. TIRRY4 gY, is explanation', sift?, Abet there was not I joima des Debate.). We have received the Paris Papers of the 17th and 16th. t Pu
hepurpose of proceeding from titmice to the King's Bench Mousing • after S. I Evening IS after b.
' moos out of ten iltat wealdamt believe bee.. the per. ` - • •
am, 'hided' tu, that ballade the ssit•viitne,"'thit if` the Op. .
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NUREMBERG, FEBRUARY 7.
..... The report of the passage of the Po by the Austrians is Pri.•.n to present the Address of the Electors to Sir F.
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D Hart. There vas ver numerous attend nee
BUR SIT,s • e it
again brought into question. It is st•ted under the head
PRICE ttlis tiTOrliB YESTERDAY.
. ' pit(fn lower that Bliniptirle *boob, be libeilded. i ,
of Augsburg, the 10111 umlaut, that all the accounts to that of the Committee. Mr. SAIIRKr. BROOKS took the Chair
I. i • testator', bad a laminar (00,ffi:AtiOU with a. foreig, .of penco or war. While all the public papers an-
ii- ' 1 d Is C • iwithout foundation. to arrange the order of proceeding. The Coinmittee sr-
e tea, elicit ate ou t e imbues , are Batik Stock • 226 I B.L.An: IA 1346 15.16
• . 4 mbaptarlat 'MI 'the sisAjeer'; and by thi;- w - a ridicule inuonce the continuation of the reiterations for the rived at the great gate of the prison about one o'clock with 3 per Ct. Red. ..734,131 I Imp. 3 per Ct.- Atm. 7%
IN, had CUM MI; bet- 'the' Niible Aitalsisitadise did toil ,
mosasee of the Po. and the march of .the Austrian Yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, the Duchess of Joust CAM HfIBMOUirs Esq. M.P. at their head. 3 per Ct. Cons. ..72Xi I India Bends..4o 41 pr.
- . Hike it in the tray it Can intendeß, add it bid gone abroad, •:• 0.•
army unto the 'States of the Church, private ac- BUNT, Prime Isoootp, and the Princess Feoctok, Irft The worthy Baronet received them on the steps of the Si per Cent B2 I Old Atinuities 73
itad he was lot.) Mat hiss iihaldrY hair Neff dietarlird the - i • - • •
moot and proceeded to Kensington Palace, where pr. • ham. Mr. SIIELTON then read the Address, to which Sir
per Cent. 3 1726 .. 691 I Es, Bills, 4 ..6 8 3 pr.
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Iress thr.usiwives in the most Mircide matt- Ch"' pAntes.uritre tioPilrir Atelilto4"-(Lord talbdiiill,9)-and ' "'Usti.", P- -• t'
_• . • . . • ' . . , their Royal Highneeses alighted from their
and • se ito e that the interventiou of .
ik 'irsi am tbld that wilted the Emperor Aleirasider w.e its_ i rev, _at tiee a p• riage, and then proceedel Ring car- FRANCIS replied in a speech of comitileiable length, in which
lin the Duchess of Kalifs carriage be recommended • Reform in Parliament, by which alum the 4}ter Cent 9l it 1 Lottery Tickets 251. 10s.
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fru-hied if "was isAY'it fate Cir.:llv TUNsey's., He ba some • Powers
6.4 isf be if joie, bit it "irreinlch's one ehatins•GoVeverhieut • , . . .„_
will arrest the much of the:Austrian i •it 11 Duke
, ome K and Duchess of CLARIS/Mg. where they country could be saved. He was loadlyi cheered. The Hon. 5 Per 4
Ct. N. All.
partook of some refreshment, and afterwards returned to Baronet looked extremely well, and appeared in good spirits. - _____—_. _..._____________ _- . -
. • tolhatial WSW fieLftoad eriti Of" Ifear."l;-EVer 1.67.111) •• .. . .
'the Committee consisted of about One hundred Geode- Primed mod Published at TR* BOSUNS rRESS and Ton
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the evening to Claremont.
thigh( • • 4' • Y •TN, Preach Five pet Cent. Consols arc 63 6-10 f. . e -
*am Shit tile* Bide; Istilitas etteritierd -libilld -w •twitievc .
lite Duchess tit LA-ARUM{ took an airing yesterday in men, carrying white viands, walking two abreast, They GLOBE Oiler, No. 177, Stread, by C, a/101'1'UL,
- Sid kte had' vet knialy aide IllitVisithlibtOrartliSlifrly When •- Monk Actions, 1485. , . . •
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for carriage. were followed by an immense crowd. at the Stoma. ,
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