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labours
of.their homage. The first words of your llbjesty's Speech
have penetrated to the bottom attar hearts.
" Yes, Sire, your sorrows have been ours, and every con-
solation which Providence has sent to you is a favour which
it has granted to as. We have obtained the most precious
of 'f he Almighty will p that for us which he has
bets pleased to bestow upon us. He will live, Sire, he will
grow up for your happiness sod for oars, this royal Want,
cherished as he bus been desired ; this royal first-bon of all
the *boots of the blood of Saint Louis. Son of your heart,
pupil of your examples, be will be the heir of your virtues,
mid France already blesses in him the guardian bora of the

wait to a " Assembly, in reply to 0111 LMAJFAT.I'II aperCh on L"`"' "` "..E.'"`l ''''' '''' '''''X" '".1"""' OM a diminutton in sac amount of miry motorSite:.—Your (enthral sad loyal subject', the Peers of
cokidorably increased consumption of French wine, and no France, rerpectfully approach the thisne of your Majesty, VIE/INA, NOVEMBER 3. opening the Session. Sir A NTHONT ILEEHMERE, who woe among the
eb;coriutien of the lower daily imposed upon Spanish and thvre to consecrate the return of their labour. by the renewal Alter a delay of several days the post (run, Con- last batch of Baronets, tree now, we onderatand, by
The Chamber of Deputies assembled, again on Portitgitese wine, eats in the permit circusost of the of, filar homage. The first words of your Majesty's Speech extruordinary exertions, got together the whole of
enOntry be contemplated, the Committee du not feel them, have penetrated to the bottom attar hearts. stantinople with the letters of the 10th of October,
Thursday. M D having obtained M. s BONALD, • the property which once belonged to this highly
asters justified, while they unisex to their Report the aria w Yea, Sire, your sorrows have hero ours, and every eon- has arrived, and the intelligence it brings is in every
majority of votes, was declared the !Mirth (Audi- respectable family in the county of Worcester,
deuce they have received upon ibis subject, t. recommend, solution which pcuTidence ham
sent to
you is a favour which respect agreeable to the friends of peace. The
upon speculative ground. any material alteration of the exist. it has granted to as. We have obtained the moat precious tranquillity of the capital Was constantly preserved, date fur the Presidency. There was not a sufficient ;soh she exception of the old Mansion-house and
sup %poem. until some disposition is evinced lay
byes French of all. The Almighty will p that for us which he has though the passage of Asiatic troops to the Morva number of members present to proceed to the elec. contiguous estate, which is still in the possession of
Government to facilitate such an arrangement akiag beta pleased to bestow upon ns. He will live, Sire, he will the elder branch. On these occasions his great
ruin concretion in f f articles of British °milli"' grow up for your happiness sad for oars, this royal infant, and the Danube continued without titterrup- tiou of the fifth and last candidate, and au adjourn- . • , ..,
lire. It may. however, be worth ersowderibg, whether the clierisbed as he has been desired ; this royal first-bon of all tion. The hopes of peace became every day mew, SAMUEL BRA L, Esq., of Upton-on-Seven!.
meat took place to the following day.
solistitution of a duty ad ookenws, for that which is nowis his notioigers
thesboots of the blood of Saint Louis. Son of your heart, stronger; the shops in the Bazaar were again opened,
tame by Ike measure, open French wine, would not lead to pupil of your examples, he will be the heir of your virtoes, and business of every kind began to revive. The —....—. A Geutleman, on entering an Attorney's office in
,ilia itemised consumption, and contribute, without detri. and Fraser already blesses in him the guardian Tara of the military exertions of the Porte were consider-
ation to the Revenue, to the accommodation of the British blessings of your charter and the liberties of your people. We this day give the Report of the Lords' Com- Armagh, a few days shire,. casually obeerv..d eon it
was us nut SS at Orel*. • ;se proprietor instantly re-
cOrniumer. " Sire, the friendly relatioos hotwems your Majesty and ed as measures .of precaution, and seemed to
mittee on the Foreign Trade of the Canary, re-
• The Committee think it material to observe, that great as 11.,00 pa,,,,,.s will endure. The influence of your wisdom, give further weight to the hopes or peace.—
with the East Indies and China, phei.,l, .' So it may, fur it is here I make my bread."
She dimioution hat undoubtedly been in the consumption of Ilia respect due to your character, and the sentiments pro. One letter even asierts, that the Divan had re- lilting to the trade a !UNITY COLLEGE, DIMLIN.—We under-
wine, the decrease of importation Is not "fel, to be lir' lewd by your august Ante*, afford the certain eremitic*. ceived satisfactory accounts from St. Petersburgh, which we noticed yesterday. We also give the stand that Doctor lionuatutiox will be elected
counted fur from that cirerimie "celtherehasbeen
forlnrrnee "Great calamities, nu doubt, meet the East. No Chris- which left no doubt remaining that the Greeks would Second Lords' Report, which relates to the Silk to, the situation. of Vice-Provost, viscous bp the
'Tors past a great dentin t n is. the amount
.w
h.
1, tiara hut must tremble with horror at them; nu human
be wholly left to their bite. But this lasi appears
eitlierted- from this memory, owing to the practice *le i breast, hut must be wounded. We thank your Majesty for
prevails of charging fur any deficiency in the strength ur the consolitig hope Ant we •shall, soon witness tba &ermine. to want confirmation. A report was also spread and Wine Trade. The former of those trades, death. of the Rev. Doctor lisaitcre. Deci,,r
lileonantison is the senior member of the Bowll of
the Committee think peculiarly deserving the
quantity. and to the ex se of impaling and re..esporting lion of these scenes of ditto: der and of cruelty. Heaven that two ships bearing the Russian flog, liad enter- Fellows ; but the Vice-Provtotship is not iiecessaitly
bearing '• greater propertioo now to the prime coat of the grant That the agreement of the Powers may find nteaas to ed the Bosphorus, which was considered es • (a. attention of the Legislature, and in support of
bestowed upon the armor anember.—(Dalifin
vitae than it did WMe years ago; they are uow Mated Id satisfy all which inay be jostly deinsoded,and may policy be valuable omen, but no certainty was obtuined ou this opinion they state several interesting circum- paper./
ripionot to 36 or 40 per met. sport the first coot. The CiliK• pessuoded that to pressers its authority, among men at pre. this
before the post set off.
of this done. awl the slat the which would be nem' rent, it ought to march Is Use frets of Religion and Hit- . stances. The quantity of silk used in Frotice, iu
saiyto recover thin branch of trade, are folly pointed out is iga, ity. There is no mention in any of the letters of hoist- . Tate IMPERIAL Borwr11):s magnificent up-
wind) country the silk manufacture stood• so high, !mother to the splendid uniform of the Feat regi-
the evidence of Mr. Gowen sad Mr. Wilde. " Siie Franca always hails with joy the flag of its Sore. ing the flag of the Prophet. Three days ago stews
reign sailing from its ports with the dignity which belongs. was received at Vienna, that Demetrios Ypsilanti, was, up to 1812, under 2,000,00 C lbs. • year, while ment.of Life Guorda is now completed. The gar- 1
NAMES OF WITNESSES EXAMINED ON THE to it; card the mesa of the Levant greeted its appearaoce.
who went to the Mom with Prince Cantukuzeno. the quantity paying duty, used in England, aye- get, or breast-plate, repiesents a star of brlllisot
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BILE TRADE. again with trausports of ackpowiedguseuti, when they samil,
had returned to Leghorn, having left Missulutigi steel, the mya dotting- frosts a get•len sun. 'll,e.
raged for the last three years more than that amount. !mow will be 4:0,711,6.41y iii armour, for „rri„ „I 1 E.aosh Durant, E.q ; Julio Thorpe, Esq.; William Hale, protect not only the French, but all the unfortunate, as well.
on the 7th of October.—idligeineine Zeitung, IVo-
Efq:; John blows Emanuel De Fevre, Esq.; Thomas Gib- by repressing the outrages of farce, as by listening to the, On the subject of the wine trade, the Con:mince brass scalea, with steel centres, will encompass
sun,' 16q.; Ambrose Moore, Esq.; John Davisoo, Esq.; suggestions of pity, and snatching a multitude of victims member 9.)
Joints Morrison. Esq.; Jacob Farnsworth, Eocui Samuel how the fury of vengeance. CORFU, OCTOBER 13, state, that a considerable diminution has taken whole animal's neck ; and it will then be protect 1 ,
liatirenee, Esq.; Stephen Wilson, Faul. , " Thanks, Sire, for that vigilance at all times, and that, His Excellency the Lord High Commissioner, place for some years past in the importation of from the cut.of is sabre, or a lunge at. thy then.'- 1
NAMES OF WITNESSES EXAMINED ON THE salutary! severity with which you have placed a guard area
is_ Sr Thomas Maitland, has returtied here on board foreign wines, but they do tint venture to recom- by steel la or lb. "late de"gaPil°n'.4lfinijuilt"'
WINE 'TRADE. oar frontiers. To them we owe our preservation from fit, ii) meei Mars, anti gold Celltle.i 'Flare iiliilC•hlr,i I
Charles IR Tavernier, Esq.; Juba Hall, Esq.;, Snit. ' destioctive contagion which desolates unfortunate spate.: of the Seringupafain, and immediately after issued mend any material alteration in the prelient system ornaments are expected to appeer on the day of lb( ,
Govies, Esq ; John Wilde, Esq. . : Your Majesty, assuredly has seeo, with paternal pride,. a proClarnalltni, in which lie declares that he has
somedisposition is evincrt Jr the lira Drawing-room. of duties, until "• I I is • The %slick is the work id i
• ....t......,...—,,-5.--as , Frenchmen OM, to devote themselves to death, to SISS, again received special orders from his Majesty the
hole populations from death. French Government to concede something in favour English urtirts. 4
A private letter from Paris. doted the 151111 inst. tue King to maintain the strictest neutrality, Poo-
l!" Along with t men, rich in learning se in courage.,l
rsis.--". I have this moment heard of the following. • mutates the cases in which it hail been infringed by of British manufactures. Au elegant Hotel in the West of England, attic',
your Majesty has seen pious females, regularly instructed by 1
ev..;i,t, which is to be deeply lamented :—Yesterday, .sfearen, leaving their peaceful hospital so brave also the subjects of the lonian Islands, and in particular ----samerommessoo- was completed about meet-Is years since, at auric••
as tier Duke de BOURDEAUE was out airing, an at- ravages of the distaut contagion, and carrying of their MIS referring to the attempt made by the Parganiotes, Letters received yesterday rum canstantumos pease exceeding forty, thousand pounds, w.' pal I
trypi was made to murder him, be a fellow who. :feline the others carried the assistance of the immures sr, whs. have been received in the lonian Islands, to attest the tranquillity of that capital. One of them.. up sit auction about three weeks since, *ll.l. do
thei
escaped. He placed himself in the Baia do Rua. r art. , . . . regain pmetsion of pug., orders that all these dated Constantinople, October 10, says,—" It bidder being round above 7,000/. the sale
. as. I
I " Your Majesty will please to ard this warm expression, '
I..gtie, with a new pistol, fixed between the prongs ,Porganiotes who have taken part in it shall not be give. us pleasure to state, that tranquillity continues 10"tponed. 4
eta loam which we are suitable to subdue. The te-
a a fork, to aid his levelltrig, and fired at the avant ' snembrance or so great heroism should be held out by the again received in the lonian Islands, and shall have in this capital. and though boobies, is not resumed. ' • poeml meeting of the coal owners of the rir r 1
el onestique ur piqueur. Tins than was obstructed, Peers of Freon: in presence of your Maje.ty ou his Throne, only ten days time granted them to fetch away with great briskness, yet it is daily improving. We. Wear, was- held at Sauderland on the 31st a Oct"- 4
by übitscles 111 the road, stud hailed by the fellow to the public gratitude and admiration. Sire, there is not their families and effects. have no fears as to hoottlities with Russia, and ilor iberi.to take into considerattotin petition :iiiilrt""l t
ooauerofemyopairres,ubwjeboctairm,
stburerie
siresanot a foreigner travelling is
tolfili, or he would be shot. The.fellow tired, sod
and admired the rapid de- mitESPISW, NOVEMBER 2. Greek cause appears at au end, or nearly so. They to Lord STswAwr and Mr, LAM/TOM, ?..I.l).ett.'""‘
40144.• the horse, but missed the man. The matt wl:o It is certsinthot the final ratification of the Act are all quarrelling with one another, sod the ex. the use of machosery in the shipping of coals a ,
yvelopernent of our riches and of our interne/ felicity, of whicia
fired ran,,
away, leaving his pistol, hal, and fork. 7., 1441 .. hi,,, bees pleased to, present us with the pie. of the free navigation of the Elbe will take place ceases they are stated to have committed are (bead- that port; when the prayer of the petitioners v3' I
The cat' iage was tar behind." . tare. Time blessings are all due to you, S:re, and to that .in the course of November, and that it will begin ful." unanimously rejected.—(Datkom Chronicle.) i
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