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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. BRIGHTON FEST! TI TIES. FRENCH PAPERS.
ellegow, --.--• At threatening to shoot the first -......-. --eseso-_
.-woo-
PRICES OF BRITISH STOCKS ON SATURDA Y. person that should presume
to break the door, does not, we are aware, in the cool con- lewd Holland had a dinner party. yeeterday at Baud 'louse. Soien•it Evesoloo. The French Papers of the Sid instant have retched k
Seal Stock 2311 India Stock
temptation of justice, lessen the offence. It is not in the
.The Countse
Lai; x•he Doentger Duchess of Although the feetivities of the Pavilion
of
• "et
entettatannel at Moist miehed party on
3 per Cent Reduced, tree Ste India Bonds, g 2 83 pr.
.Ladies /nom!,
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_f, ,
e,
___.• the juvenile party on New-year's day, yet the fineness of ' •
fir, Cent. Consols. India fur Account 274 e all Saturday evening, at her house in Hill-street, MIS. lei-Dreie.[From the Cowries Francais.]
per Cent. South Sea Stock way of apology that we allude to this affair: far from it. f!lehmondm the.
Saturday il.arted a most anti
Belvoir cootie, on • gaycheerful appearance to RUSSIA. i
Illor Cent. VIII 101 South Ses.Old Annuities visit to the Duke of Rutlantl, from the Earl of Westmolland's,
It is to draw the attention of the public to the occurrence, The Duke of York arrived on Saturday at
the town. he Steine was throng, d from an early hour PETERSBURG/I. DEC le
)few 4 per Cents. South Sea New Annuities Apthorpe, Nun hamptonshire. with a bright assemblage of beauty and fashion, and the His Royal nighttime the Prince of Orange, brother-in-IA;(4-os i
Uwe Annuities, 21 16-111 ' Ex. Bills, ),teal. 32 31 33 pr. _
extracted in one very next column, from the Stamliird
were permitted by the milder**
rit first . Emperor, arriveei in this capital on the gth of the month. -
3 per Ceuta. Ditto, stedt. 112 51 03 pr.street,
i oohs
or Wellington hoe arrived at Heiner Castle, on a of the. Jay to extend their walk along the chain pier.
Mercury, and which is reported without remark, as if it I'M Duke of Dorset arrived on t•laturday at his house la fluke- several pedestrian parties
from the Pavilion, Brighton. The marriage of the Grand Duke Michael to the Princess aim
EEL Account Ditto, Small, fel hi fl 3 pr.lt is m the contemplation of the inhabitants of Brighton late of Winemberg is fixed toe the 20th of January.
• for Acct. 8n 87iiii Lottery Tickets 191. 12e. were in the common course of retributive justice. • " Be-
Count Nicholas Tettirebef, the oldest of the Russian Om*
a gamekeeper of Colonel visit to the Duke and Duchess of Rutland.
alvphi :fit e 2 eolft te:rteilli nfogr s'ihaw decd lately, at the age of 00.
..
_s tweed three and four o'clock,
the illritigSti slreo.di vered three men, whom he
Johnson,lielieceiaMberinfporursuittoonf,game, in a copse men,
Carlby salmi:
calllite Dotrom wagier2:juckhems
Foresters
..liiistealant,dwartrleedponark.F.rindesayt a;ltelzsyir. Wunreraruemi:kt Crb'aipstapiinerßrlci77,llll,
T
I Duke and Duchess of Somerset have left town to join in the its erection so larg'ely contributed tol 'the' havinglieauty o the by 1
et,tgottlhkepliaes:e celebration
on the t tetitt the milo:tat,ryth,fertLof Saint
•
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and Wytham ; two of than escaped ; the third, on being
festivities. at the Duke of Rutland's, Belvoir Castle. town. It has been erroneously slat' d, that the only re- tfif Knight.
Proton,. 1 s
'The Btu T ISY Pass commented publishing on Saturday morn.
challenged, also ran off'; the gamekeeper pursued, and The Marquis of Exeter has arrived at Thomas's Hotel, Berke- venue which
tn_ this pier yieiels is from those who may be Our loters from Constantin pl are to(nt'tite:°;•;th N bee. Ills
ing et five o'clock.ley-square, front the Pavillon, Brighton. disposed e a turn on it: on the contrary, I under- all agree in one peen". that theo•Seublin Porte was never •. 1
I I M
.. I•MI• 01 . . . ,l, ..... . . ..- tired at Me running man, who received tlw charge if shot in
Count bieven arrived in town on Saturday, from Brighton. stand that the pier has been erect" d principally with a view imam of financial difficulty aa at present.ie The Treasurer sty
LONDON, LONDON, MONDAY, JANCART 5, 1924. his bark and loins, and fill. lie was conveyed to the puh-• bud and lade Marybonmeh arrived on Saturday at their house of effbeding facility for the approach of packets and other Empire has made a formal
r 'n Saville street, from tle Pavillon, Brighton.declaration to the Divan that in a oaiii
!time he would not have a single piastre at his disposal. The Gs,
-.........--- lie house at Wytharn, and a surgeon wax procured, trao
it.
Earl Cowper arrived yesterday at 31 elbounie (louse, front Ilrigh- Vent Is, in cases of adverse welds. Tlieze vessels will of i
eeetrueni has hid
Spain, through all her provinces, is now enjoying thecourse pay a attain toll, which will amount to a consi- 1 the third time the recoursetin. to tl:emdespenti:eageasure of
.i altering fs,
blessings of absolute power and absolute misery. whit a pronounred the lye of the man to he in so much danger ton.
The Hon. Frederick Lamb his left town, for Brighton, derable sum, rhould the security of the structure be well to give in a moment a'death- andblow e.Tt,,, 4 -'
every lone •
from the wounds, as not to admit cif his hr in. m in., re °red." .
PaSeee Drenfell, Eeq. ALP. and the', lows tirenlell, have left proved by its resistance of severe gales. transactino. Every individual who has gold or silver in his epee, •
*lure does that wretched country now present ! A needy
whom Thus, an Englishman may be shot for the protection of a their SCJI, Taplow, Bodon a tour. . . The dinner party at the Pavilion, on Friday and Satur- *ion, either buries or conceals it in some other manner. Gold hr
and perfidious despot set up as its tyrant-a Ministry The Hon. Mr. and Agar Ellis arnyed ye:on-tiny at their
dav cons'st 1• 14 fth • I 1 ll' el tall ty 0 e .ort um 'rooms In Waiting, already almost entirely cliedippeored. This roma public to-
pheasant or a partridge; and this, too, by the gamekeeper
house in Spring-gardens, froniViscount Clitden's seat at Roeliatiip- -- e* ' owing to the insurrece of the Greeks, indui re and 'Ve 4 • 4 '
Ibis Sovereign and the people equally despise and distrust- and the immediate members of his Majesty's Holt...rebuilt tormoir enriched ybe ow,. and whonww to , „lib,: in ,tn,,,-ta: • WWI
but of n menilwr or the I,e••isbiture. In the other ease— ton.
a capital one half deserted-the provinces every thing . ' g_ tem it The ladies J. and M. Cornwallis left the Dowager Duches• of On the day after the party the young visitors were busily nerdy ruined,and utterly incapableofpayilig theireapitation taii ;Tim' =
but we will offer no comment ;to every man of re sec Richmond's, Waterloo-place, on Saturday, for lord Braybrouk's engaged recounting the several marks of Royal
itt insurrection-the high roads overrun with ban-
itself. seat. Audit y End, Essex. which the King, in his well-known affebility, conferral In the last extraordinary sittings of the Dean, convoked for th Vt ,
dittie-the prisons deluged with victims--all the fortresses speaks for
—ewsso.--- Colors) Trench, 31.1'. has left town for the Duke of Rutland's u in them. Ile was much pleased with the speech of purpose of deliberating on the affairs of Deuce. the Reis Etr •
CO4l eidk
in the bands of foreign soldiers-the treasury of' the coup- We abstained from offering any further observations on seat, Belveir t:astle• supported the opinion that a general amnesty shoold be offe
errs —, who accost, d his Majesty-" They told
Captain and Lady C. Berkeley have arrived in Spring-ganlens, Ithe insurgents ; but the great difficulty will be to make them*
is
try without a piastre, and its credit bankrupt throughout Mr. Flint's case during the last week, from a willingness from the Countess of Berkeley's seat, Credited Ist. me at home that I should be frightened in your pre. ' coo iii it et is esny to guess what their answer ill be, std dati;
Europe. Such is the glorious consummation produced by to wait still further the result of the Memorial submitted Karl Burford arrival on Saturday at hie fathers, the Duke of St. Bence, but lam not at all afraid." Another young lady I will not fail to fecal to rtirlietaion the events of the island of fins, ' .
the recent invasion-such the blesshies entailed on Spain to Mr. Pe], as Secretary of the Home Departtnent. We Alhatt2,etinßSut.Jelrnisiete-nielveeeei fnenat tht:sVenetfilrreirni•
el, j n was shout to take some meat sandwich at supper ; los : and
tt.t; manner in . which the precedirg amnesties have been eh de a
A proposition ham been also made to the Divan, e gss,-- g,
• Y - 'Majesty recommended her a Lute cake in preferencet:tard
)y the overthrow of constitotional liberty and the forced have now reason to know, that our public statement has street, from Portsmouth. oh in future for the Peloponnesous, mho Mores, ad The--
Arrivols at Ilioullli.so_ll.l (late Reddish's, Jennyn-stmt):- which she declined, by pertly saying that I
" Lie •got Cake !the firtvian Isles of the Archipelago, a government '
venom of absolute power ! Irujo's miserable Ministry have produced its effect, and that Mr. Peel Las, though late, . major woke, born t aid Mr. Vickery', front a tour. at home, but at she was at the Kings party, she would ear to that of the two principalities of Moldavia and %Val • " I
done nothing: in fact, with such a head, however well ilis- directed an inquiry into the subject; as a special meeting Arrivals at IlaraTiio7 Dover-want :-Mr. sod Mr.. new- try something new." Many such conversations were de-1 'the ambition of sore Ilehieteist Chiefs may thus be satialals km,
- posed, what could they do ? The pro senee of Ferdi- of Magistrates, at which Earl Talbot, the Lord Ureic- tehoent ear-nerdef.a°?ily fres
twe i's'innill:7andleen.. ligifeercoine
and "ftrntil_ialft tailed with the most niinute and particular aneio y by the I et." Pill rae
_ted debates, the
be
came to no definitive resole
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7 '''' several youngsters who hail the honour to participate in tee„ane awriltrtt (711's'ign be necessary, in the actual state of du .
nand would neutralize the hest inteutions. Like the touch of tont of the county, attended, has since been called to- Herts. oiselintent of the tool's badly paid, a wart et
Colonel Dalrymple has left Fenton's Hotel, St. James's
-street, them. discipline, a mutiny of the Janis, ep, and he murmurs of tea
t
' the torpedo, that is Said to paralyze the att.( ngth of those that gether at Stafford. Earl Ilarrowhy attendee), and an for his seat in Stony. This day his .Majesty attended Divine Service at the people, this war may, in its results, become nior dangerous 1
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somewithin its influence, the tyrant's contact would e„onated (hutment took place, in which the Lord General sir Philip Roche, Ban. left the Clarendon Hotel, Bond- Pavilion C ThehapelThe King was dressed in black, and the interior of the empire and the bosom of the very capital, the
benumb the energies of the most virtue Ministry that Lieutenant took a prominent and highly honourable street, yesterday, tor the Pavilion, Brighton. simply wore a star on his left breast. Loot St. Helves, 'ea upon the trfinliera• • -
____ ._ _ . -.... hoed Francis l'onyneliain, Sir E. Nagle, and Sir A. hoiThe Crt!oomits?oloiscitit haa entered the port of Galipoli with rood
',Mid be selected through Spain, ('ass 1,„joi„ influence, part. l'.'e learn, however, that his propositions were , 'bartered state; the vessels which have suffered
left Clare- Barnard, occupied the pew on the right of his Majesty's leaastqatiltin the D
On Friday afternoon the Duchess of Kent , .
and that of his colleagues. however, ho toil but a day ; all outvoted by the adherents of Mr. Chetwynd. It may be ID that on his left were lasted the lathes at present by the weather to gain a port. The reports from Epirus sad fho
otit where her Royal Highness had been on a visit to Wee i
the Ministers are said to have been dismissed at nine proper to remark, that Mr. Flint Linn, was not exa- illiler Royal Brother, Prince Leopold, for between two and sojourning at the Pavilion. The body of the chapel was 'sly are unfavourable to the Ottoman anus. According to ii; •
....0c..., on the evening of the 21st tilt. ; hut an hour
or! h mined at this meeting, nor was any previous commune- three Months, for her Royal Iliglinem's residence, at the filled with an elegant assemblage of the nobility and h'intrearlur
it,),ritaffrticiltzfeSizrknsa,hCoaveriilelnhasobliiiinfdeinee sur7,ndeint
. after, the caprice of the tyrant changed, and they were cation made to any of his friends on the subject. The King's l'alace, Kensington. The RO ,ruches was ac- gentry who
T were fortunate enough to procure tickets of ad- olof MO...done:li. All the coast of the Gullet LeranTetones'iocir"f. ;
companieel by the Prineces Vittoria, the Princess Feolore, Ito lsmo:t!onrd reaede:tirraPe•inee la
ymeonebteatemso.i:
lie (Of Sri:sibs; riyhetzfehi Tool f kitered:ow toile:Ilea!: yoke, since the Greeks have occupied 04 :
• suffered for the moment to resume their situatioos. Ca- remit, however, is to him of little import ;as the period of
ligula, to disgrace the republican office of Conseil, as he his sentence will expire on Weelnestlay, the 14th instant ; and . the
e.li
daPrince of
nli.neiniti;
g aternDuchess of Kent attended Di- .
flie words, " ft•-yfOnning time," olio' from a versei
in the theYsteutheentfoonticro of.Liclaidein::enint:beeentePacelnidt:illientanildiZi sPal !' 411#
hoped, fur ever, advasced his horse to that dignity, and and any interposition on the part of Mr. I'cel, were it even vine service at the - King's Royal I kritian Chapel, St. 14th chapter of the Epistles of St. Paul, supplies) the but without any decisive result.
DENMARK. I
' ordered him to be fed with gilded oats. The Spanish intended, would now come too late, either to cancel the James's, and heard a sermon by the Rev. Dr. Kuper. text, on which the Very Rev. Dean expatiat--d, and tie- Eenet•a. Dec. It
. tyrant selects as his Ministers the most corrupt and injustice of his punishment, or to lessen its disgrace. From livered a very sensible discourse on the 'udicious distribu-
Saturday morning, about seven o'clock, Prince Leopold . ..1. . Upon the night of the 17th of this month a frightful teaont
left Clar •mont in his travelling carriage, on a visit to the tum of time, and dwelt upon the sentiments which the dashed upon our shores a dozen vessels • ten alien which WIC is
. inefficient among the crowd of retainers now in the importance of this ease, as it affects the fundamental leuke. of' Rutland, at Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire. ells period of the new year should inspire. i The antlietn was harbour, have lost their anchors, aid have been driven' up the Cat. •: •
Madrid ; and after he has thoroughly disgraced the
.office principles of English law and of English freedom, we Royal Highness proceeded through London, but did not taken from the 2tl Psalm, " With furious and n•lentless tegat ; they
.were almost all loaded with cargoes taken from there's ••
•by the selection, lie then discards them at a moment it no- have given the trial at full length in another part of our make any say; he merely changed horses. rage why do the Heathen storm ?" The organ plated its oriti•vete Baluift,owiththe exception of a Swsdish vessel, which at.
de Janeiro with the produce of the Colonies.
tick. All accounts represent the ttr.tc of the country as Paper. It is to Parliament alone-to whose guardianship .
fhtereday evening the Chancellor of the Exchequer full note. ampison with the choir, hut the music was less P erns, Jai. I.
at his the seat
dof . ,
powerful effective than on Christmas-day. The feu/freer/4r of Bourdeaux give* the following from M gird,
most dangerous and alarming: armed bands swarm in the Constitution has entrusted the security of the subject- x ht 'o
rest-house, fromse le i 1
itirtroiovuedn-r
the ify house illii.llorve,nirw-rserrstte.:
The fatal occurrence at Shepley-hill has Oxeited a very from the 20th to the 23th of Ikeernber .-•'• The twojoumals oat.
almost every province, and defy the 129yal authority ; that he can now appeal for redress. The power vested fordsltire, where' Countess
Right 'Hon. Gentleman was ;caeca- strong sensation in this town, from the citeennstance of
and
erdh in this capital. give no news whatever from the Peninsula,
through the different cities the fanatic ratable alone rule in Justices of the Peace is at once so extensive and panied by a select party of friends, who had been enjoy- Mr. Connolly having practised for some time lore as a •rhteey areoPitliedie ;ietttheeatrantei:setfreltyheohriauttnad•fiaorati of Para
through
supreme, and and overawe the local authorities; repeated uncentrolltd, that it has become at length an unikfined mg the sport of shooting fora short note, and had some sttorgeon.
I!
Iliad veryeedlegaint ou*eobin St. Jniee's- Providene; the absolute party onntinue to levieh every ka et it
orders, at the anegestion of the French Minister, had been, etottany of the worst kind. This never was intended exes:ll.ft
ospo.rit in pheasant ehneitting. - Lady
toSaralit Rubin- ti.reelfroltio III! Ili
titwisasuaitittacpah
troanF iiiinbinit ;
frop.
wSbtirrbMr theirler- totreptorobrdioounsotepithet
..totigen tehee preto;mt Misaniotterts; rohlo, &Felting to
to ee
accompaniedn. tl • Chancellor Mon, to in
uau
it is said, sent to 'relate., Curves, and other places, to set to he the condition of the people of this country. r,somn rift foring o cnmstance, as well as from a reputation for skill in his We !Live before •aid, and we now repeal it, thin these Muir ;
at liberty all persons imprisoned is ithous just reason; but st i t
'lr. e'oarws Flint, a young gentleman under articles of Saturday the Chancellor of the Exchequer dined with profession, he would probably have eminently succeeded, ttletri:t Pcaonvire?rt, which mtandeensottelven v contraryrtnco toto
tithe wishes,
al 1 ••
the rabble opposed the mandate'', and menaced vengeance. clerkship, preparatory to his entering into the profession the Earl of Liverpool, at his s•-ao• at Coombe Wood, tied some domestic unhappiness not marred his ProePects• lity in thin unfortunate cow miry. It is reported that on 21m, et , •
to all who opposed their fanaticism. No amnesty had has been sentenced to three months' imprisonment and the
' Surrey, where there was a select party to meet the Right
oAntclibriagnh,tioninAelr.Ctoubnitallroyenatirdobeis wiifne seitilarated; a coach
onitttiere itnhttheweveningt,ortlettet• Ministers were dismissed, but in one boo •
IlomnioloS.entleman. The Chancellor afterwards returned to I
vet appeared, and it was so long delayed, that the labour of the 7'read-mill, for no other offence, as a up. Manys gossiping 'stories are weer
efloat (eewhgatiWileeefogrbeirear the If we they rare
to believe the statements and letters which come from
provinces, strong hands, formed in consequence of the disband.
opinion through Spain appeared to be that no such (loin a mostieccurate report of the trial, than requiring Admiral Jahat, the late Antbassad from the S 'eh
or pant from giving) as to the cause of this separation. It is •
tog of the Constitutional troops, have showed themselves on virus
decree would be promulgated. It is said, however, [tom a constable a sight if his warrant ! and this at the Cortes to our Court, mules visit to Portsmouth on l'hurs- requisite only to add, that Mr. Connolly shortly afterwards points, and no person can travel without being stopp. It is mid
that after a long discus.eion, the plan of the amnesty request of the client who was apprehended upon it, no day, and thence went to Southampton.diminished means and diminished that the French troops will be eche •
let
Brighten, with veryArend train Madrid to % now, 1 • 'i • .
Isurbide the Ex- '
, konettoot of MeAlco, arrived in London views
...
ofprosperity from those with which he first came to protect the road, which is infested by robbers. The Govonnost
was at length agreed 10, with numerous exceiettoost sod assault badelg taken place, nor a single abusive ere would feel disposed to call out the queataa (the conscription), bet ••
on 011bureilleye havlng'oensemver land from Leghorn. He thare• funds to arm, equits, and pay them. The project sot. Care
Met on the nil to the Fr‘neh Government at Paris fir expression having escaped him l-tlic only imputation is .oteepanied by • • • • • The Cabinet Ministers are expected at the Pavilion in le ha. het
the Spanish ( oneul I orrente, who mimed by the Duke of Intintado, °ma of the organization of do Idea
its sanction. A rumour has been in circulation of an ex- alleged against him being that " the mob had derived con- resided .at Leghorn, under the Constitutionalist?, but the coarse of the ensuing week. anny, has not been approved of. The Duke wished (and propain teed
tenet ye conspiracy having been discovered in Lisbon, at &knee from his presence, when one little admonitory d y wor who is now, of course Stiperat fled. Iturhiele speaks no -- - that the Constitutional loans should be aekioaledged. 111 /MORI/
means of raising new ; but the (anodes would DOI allow the subject
language but Spanish. lie has come to England merely
the bead of which were the Queen ( Ferdinand's sister) and from him might have dispersed them." And he has been DRURY-LANE THEATRE. to be spoken of.
upon a abort vfsit of lie has brought with him The ResMormfor states ?tom Oltwelenr, of tie Joh aterent, get
hee worthy son, Don MigueL The Object of it is stated to made to undergo this ignominious sentence with ever tl curiosity. - two Ammon a nephew. ..
General Villacampa, coming from the levant emirs/ ahem; the
have been to depose the vacillating Don John, and render feeling accompaniment of disgrace and privation that could David Spicer, Esq. has been el-cted an Alderman of Doctor Arne's admired Opera of Artaxerxes was per- Goateed did not think it neceowary• to discontinue M. route to Spain •
absolute tyranny supreme and universal. l'hree of the exasperate its severity-compelled to wear the prison Portsmouth, in the room of Sir H. White, deceased. formed on Saturday night at this Theatre. %Own we men- and it adds, that 31. SZiVeeoo aod Ayllon, ex-dispealee to she Cortes:
don that Madame Venue, Miss Stephens Miss Potey, and had died bY Mao,"
Wefahlear with great pleasure that the ancient amid gal- ' • A decree of hio.Majesty orders, that all pdpert should be 11101,
. yno
Portuguese Ministers are said to have been implicated ;anal dress!-restricted peremptorily to Me prison allowance I- Is M hand Horne,' '-
pant family of Nevile, of leulsworth, have recently had . eons. Bra am
..
as 011 as to other religiose orders. The Di- «W es
• for the Queen's's a t anal
orders, it is sided, were given ,and prohibited, though in ill-health (being subject to aan acquisition of wealth, that will tend to restore thee) to is unnecessary to add that a delightful treat was given to moors-(:mend of public credit are not to interfere in the 'dation- isilso
and that of several others deeply committed. This, how- liver complaint), from purchasing or procuring any thing that station which they held for so many centuries in this the audience, and complete justice done to the production ration of the said poverty. • aas
of the celebrated composer. The house was crowded in The care of the elect itria is no longer coedited to the mlnistend AM,
ever, u yet, is mere rumour, and wants confirmation alto- beyond it! though he bad absolutely fasted ors e°untY*---Leede Mer"".functionaries ; the 3i inistero of Religion advance to the aid of the
every part,
and we will do the public the justice to sup-
feeler. The very report, however, shows moat clearly the hours, from an inability to eat the bread and Yesterday *deputation from the merchants, wool-staplers,
pose that they were assembled as much for the purpose of Prefects, Mayors, &c. Election sermons accompany the minimums! 1.8:
water,and other,, concerned in the woollen trade, were to meet
present state of things in Lisbon, and what the restoration and gruel, which was the prison food, put onoaring the delightful music with which the piece abounds, %erections through the organ of the Prefects and ectlesisoic mos loogo
the J. A. S. Wortley, Esq. Al. P. for the county, at die ~'hula I
of Royal tyranny hassle(' effected there• ground for him by the turnkey ; and this too while Hart Inn, Wakefield, to consult with him out the propriety as of witnessine the barren pomp of the Pantomime, which dates. ,'hat of the Archbishop of Paris has just appeared ; Riots ellonie
concluded the performance of the night. Fish out or Water .i!•st is to order_ prayers for the general election of the Deputies lAA
--...w0mp0..- he was extremely unwell, and had so reported him- of applying to Parliament for a repeal of the impolitic tax
New York papers, to the 15th inclusive, reached our self to the doctor, Mr. It' hIII n But fe gn wool imparted •to this t Id P followed the(
in coun ry.- we s afire. (opera, anti Mr. Liston proved, that in exciting The rules
hc fur the condoctdof the electors
d are thus prescribed :- neethi
ic an...ugoel. ..ut no notice was on °e I , . the mirth of his audience he was completely in Ids null pra
isyoeruygeipsztaeinivse
i;lljurloeten
teoanysour tothoeb.ain,
claims I:i.sett,e,
allzu
once on Saturday, extracts from which will be found in takca if this report of his illness. He was confined in a WIN JAN. 3.-The 'limier At the White element. Deputies. Without neglecting any of these means which hums:
our columns. The President's Message seems to have Hart Inn, on Wednesday, in honour of Captain Parry,
.___ . _... _e prudence can suggest. such as a zeal well understood, the aria: of
cell, and all aeces s.from his friends refused f It was natural
roused animated feelings all through the States; and the thee adventurous navigator, was both respectably and nu-note ation, the calculation of votes and exactness in giving them
that he should cum la' • p in of this abuse of the functions of merously attended nearlyeighty Centlemen beim, present •o'
clock ' •the 1
At one on }rides, first assemh age of the t A lir i add' • ' o the sum see- n . addition to these, we ought to consider ,
general and united sentiment seems to be one of umningled ma, • "
ormers le tan ra the mg s
magistracy, and that he should make some application for among whom were noticed, his Grace the Duke of Buck- y---that the hearts ut men ace in the hands of died i that he trot
at the prospect of an alliance with this great
0.,_ ing lain, the Most oh e the Marques of . lent os, Sir E.
redress. lie aceordit drew ' 1 N l CI I F
igly up a statement of thefheatre, in the Ilaymarkt-t, when Mr. Benelli, the new Fero and softens the utmost ferocious; that be conquers sod le
Manager, attended principally for the purpose of engaging subdue,. the moat rebellious ; that lie attracts and draws to
country, against the banded despots of the Continent, and .-e- H. East, MP • Sir JD il 1' Hill, Itic It is but justice to
pressive treatment he had received, as instructions for his "
•-•
" • • the instrumental performers for the cumin- season, which wards him the must distant and remote; that he ghee firmness sod =1
a hope of seeing the joined fires of Great Bettattl and brother, Mr. Abraham Flint say, that every attention was paid by Starling, the land- ~
decision to the most inconstant • and that without impoeing upoa
is expected to commence in about a fortnight. The first
,to draw up a memorial to be lord, to his guests, of which they spoke in the most grati- them the law of necessity, is.di le he master of the secret of in Nog
America resisting any attempt by the armaments of the presented to the Secretary of State. But mark the outrage fying terms. The ball at the George Inn, the same even- performance is to he a new Opera, the music composed by them favourably to the accomplishment of those just ard le
coofederated tyrants, against the New World, and striking en e • • •-• •the occasion,overflowing,
very claim of justice that opens upon us. Whilst he ing, on
Ihe whole stud of horses are to be introduced in the able tenoination. Here certainly are efforts in favour of the -
together with a resistless' arm, wherever it may be necessary was at chapel, the governor of the prison entered his et II bting Preeetirt. Vac of Kenilworth, and we understand that a combat of septennial measure. !fere are imposing authorities invokei
to direct their leagued thunders. " A Treaty of Alliance Intimation has reached ue of a dreadful accident in thein its support. There is, however, one au the: ity wanted-that of
stole away the alateaseaf Ae had ;has drawn up and palednights will take place in the Tilt-yarti.--Mrs. Bunn'
" (one of these papers exclaims) off. naive and defensive, away with it to G. Chetwynd, Esq. !! Mr. Charles'
Flint, b
neighbourhood of Ripon, on Friday se:link-fit!. Mr. Wal-
was crossing the river .re, with Lord dresses, in the cliaraett rof Queen Elizabeth, are suppoeftel t•Piedt(intlgirt;Tfor--an3 grantedtna ethaTitteynewefll giver intetigentpreeit9lerenthle,elerece'teel
" between the United States and Great Britain, and the perceiving on his return that it was nc, insisted, but is Dr:finaßillers l' to have cost above
ton's hounds, near Standee, when, unable to stem A 4---01. infinite regret that the wishes of the Archbishop of Parcels cot
" fleets of each combined, actually at sea, prepared to op- the forgo of the current, he was carried opt of his depth, will b• tried• theC of King's Bench
acre . in at ceereeideoeith the eei.ovorthe Chart% . _
lain
and )lasted
rain, on having it restored to him.golit vain del he. insistthe ensuing fittings fur 'Middlesex, c.ommencing on elon- The
ardrolir reitada :bae,;,,lP.P,°kc.ed 'l'
" pose. any force that may be sent out by the Holy lk I his - • . '
upon right to state ins grievances,-he could not obtain day, the Pith instant, which Wall decide the legal right of
fiance to subjugate the Independent Colonies of South endeavouring to save his father.-Leeds Mercury. Before and after mass, the Ilitiug received the congratulations d
It back. He addressed aIL • ]rater to the governor, which pro- master tailors to charge their customers dauble prices for the Prints..., Princesses, ' Generale, 3.c.
The prospectus of a new association " for working the making up black clothes for general public mourning upon A report is in circulation that a conspirocy has been disco/red at i
" America!--such a combination, in such a cause, is one duce,' no other answer, after a delay of several days, than
of the probabilities of the present day." '
rids rwuldf that "it was with Mr. Chetwi nd,"and forth ith"Aetwa mines of Mexicoi was circulated ointiScaturdite:dotiinthebSet;k the decease of a King or Queen, or any of the Royal re_ Gabon. Its object in not mentioned ; but as the party oi time
Queen is said to be comprionised, it cannot be imputed to the Cots t
indeed, be a proud alliance, and one at which Continental d, iced of .11 ink end j to w a Ige;
Ala:kart, ilinrs;heyafeteloomooen,P4t)lsitaLt further °.
"nil Queen
• atitutiona! Petty. 1
,pr pt. „ poor, preclude, if possible reign Stockpra- ere is not a nobler answer recorded b Plutarch of
Y A tale,; phie despatch from Lyons of the 30th announces, that
ambition would turn pale. Such a longue we contemplated ' ceedinge are pooponed for the present, until mine necessary any of the great men of former days, than that which was " • • • “
. any second attempt to make his case known ! We will on the 21th tbe Pope was in eSteetlie danger ; afier violent con.
and spoke of months since. Great Britain and America defy le • s • , modifications in the constitution of the ootnpany shall marked by a Canadian chief to some Europeans who vulsions his Holiness received the Sacrament; arid on the di. 'SIMI;
the Merest enemies of Government, With all their have been introduced The shares have be. laat IS e me so wanted his followers and himself to give up their patri- pasture of the courier, be way by no means out of danger. tic,
united may defy the world in arms. Such a league would eflbrts, to bring down it half lodium that to * upon - per cent. premium. mony. "We were born," said he, " upon this spot; our .-- - --
atrip
be neural and worthy of both nations. The great cause 1,„,.
,„‘„ii,,,y .• the county or Ma tfbed has here brought upon fi 0 m str.rici at. TR AVE tLE me r Socter.-Piitlay being fathers are buried here; shall we then say to the bones of BAYONNE 2VEWS.
they have to support is the same ; every tie-common it. What pretensions
has Mr. Chetwynd to boast, that he the twenty-ft.urth Anniversary of this. excellent Inettitu- our fathers, ' Rise up and go with us to a strange land ?'" ---eusse-- to
origin, language, and institutions-bind them together.tient near yWO of the metnbers and friends of the Society We deeply regret to state the total loss of hie M . Last night we received the followinf letter:- •
is to consider the ' 1 British ng its of a subject as the dust of • 'ajesty a
Already the declaration of America, as regards the new dined together,
~ st the Ohl London
_Tavern,
_Rishopagate- sloop of war Arab, Captain William Holmes, with all the The weather is so very bad that we eannotAel*Pect°l4WE'seeDitteh"e array bent il
his feet ? Is it for a Magistrate, of all men, and a Menne
world, ie felt on the Continent. and no open attempt will be her of the British Parliament, thin to art at defiance ell the setirnelnl• lab -
enteroctoilosrilkaltuvoom ofo "Lis establishment, :toe
r officers. Tid
l. crelAeonrntllezaist offahrtelend. No particulars
are k ly courier °nye' the only
one
who
coultirifTre ly.zetLne ititit'esa:
c is stated in a letter, we have eenn . . • .
g.
made in defiance of it. But the league of hostility is hourly rules of sober justice. and all the maxims of • •ofthe 'spirited P ' fillet • Ikindlywritten - • •
constitutional expense ropnetors, wasen i coin-
arming against this country. Could it succeed, America pany by half-past five o'clock, and a little before six, Mr. father, who reddes at Porter*. Ca pt. H. we understand, altrOliSell the Regency of the t-Trigdoot, during his Majesty's copu-
lar ? We shall speedily advert to the cese of Mr. Abraham
wouldbe the next victim ; time saner, therefore, the united Flint, (the broiler) the...particulars of which we shall lay r
Alderman Garrett entered the room, aceompanitsl by woe- has left a widow and five young children. The names of yeaurs, the
omttill,le'proteltioneiyillit;tiititeocflrercalogy.p/ihane titinatefor
mite. tie
*My of both countries is opposed to the threatening storm fully before the public, in which the conduct of this legie- ol dttdnbgutisilr
glteo.C.'oitrito-romendattilteil
re.;rsotrioifietlceial
ieestmvtleitlis;?. the officers who belonged to the Arab are-Lieutenants sins likewise numerous addresses to his Majesty on the subject ,if be
the better. We are most happy to witness the feeling, as re-
tit:tun:tit gnianrseltrianncnovf„thi.• punblic rigblits gi.v,cs another, and an applause
~ lysido which the respected President was teeel e
fli'r.. F. Szetr,aititddwiei., G raham ; Mr.
,1r John
.rnilitiliony, muster ; Iliz.edifelivt.erance.
ish Gov n t makes very little p towards 4s l'
surgeon ; 1 .K.ii i tains, assistant- -1-.
Bards this country, that now prevails all through America; ._
eutpreiL tribe I '• • tini l° "
British e imulle. . V hethee "e having at Idigth Relish', el, time worthy Alderman saideatablishings a settled state of timing+ ; hitherto no decree has sp.
na of eustice.-a Parliament -will eurgeon. Iler complement of men was)lo -Ilamn hire
' ' • .1 reared relative to the organization of the administration of toe
we hope it Will be mutually and long cultivates] ; it is the countenance such proceedings, remains to be area. The grace, anti the numerous aseemblage proceeded to (fisher- Tt.h.grapA.
State ; no measure is taken to arrest the progress of that perelor
den the well-covered tehles of their substantial and varied
interest of both nations that it Omelet be so. We always case will be brought before it in the ensuing Sessiou. The President of the United States, with the advice and sovereignty which begins coextend ; the authorities are every where
fare. To this right of tin. President sat 'Thomas Wilson measures which they
thought, when a few years of mutual harmony bad ba- consent of the Senate, has apoonital James llrown. Esti. of etilii:aegrilield,;rdaenrldnoteetimes tthoeelimetinno,farri:en
they
We are assured by a kttir from Lisbon, dated so late as Esq. M.P. Mr. Sheriff lellittaker, and Mr. Itichardeon, at'i! attempt to •
Itentisiana, Envoy klxtraortlinary and Nlinister i
re
- me 7, Ley
oohed the acerbities resulting from a short hut unnatural the: Till n',.. that the Portuguese Goveniment is much dis- the proxy of Mr. Sheriff Laurie ;on his left, he was sup- resists, ectotoethe inclinations of the people.
t2tittary •to the Court of France, ♦viee Mr. Gallatin, re- The royalist volunteers are atomizing, but people. from fulfilling do • ...
SW, that original and better feelings would prevail, and the tressed for money, and quite desponding at the total loss it leoteel by Mr. Aldermen Bridges, M.P. Mr. Alderman ened sbje, t a their institution ; tar front protecting persons and
4:Aims of origin, of kindred, of early connection, and attach- lies sustained of its South American possessions. Every ,oeither 'gr. ' llompson, M.P., and Mr. Altlenn, an Key it ,„he .0.. .
.rise to disorders and excesses; the
article imported is taxed to the utmost • and an additional sells wore serentl gentlemen of the Common Council.-The 1 I flowing appointments, made by the President arm" which they themselves give
t,
maintain
tree.
s which have burn contd. to them to
went springing from unnumbered causes, would again have , . .
new crown has been kvied on each unit of tea, piece of evening was emit in time most cordial manner, and sub- the of quality are turned against their tellow.ceuntrymen of •
way. It gives us great pleasure that one feeling only handkerchief, soul all other ion articles; and a form! recrionions and donations to the amount of ofits
ri. los, were the lleited States, viz. :-Satnuel L. Southard, of New (erten- opinion, whont they vorede like wild beasts. Can the
prevails through the prints of America on the peso et loan is incont:mplatioo, to ins lode all elauesof people, nod announced. Jersey, to be S.eretary of the Nary ; Smith Thompson, of Hoverament be ignotant of what is posing ? Is it not is
occasion; and that, in each and all, the prospect of an al-New York to be a Judoe of th •Su
1 native as well as foreign merchants. The French Minister, A tacit floe ATI AS.-That very accurate anti beautiful , ' l` t prclwe Cmlrt i• nad Jahn lea • • i -
Dower to check the barbarous zeal of those who make
know, that when the people have
ferocity a Thiele ? hos ot 1101
in order to obtain favour with the Court party, is most work, Ostell's New General .Itlas has been lately re-en- M Lean, of Ohio, to L' Poeunaster-feeneral. once tried their strength, it is often difficult to rennin ahem ; and
l•ance with the me country-with Great Britain-is •
- MN' I liberal in his entertainments, in which he considerably greeted in a very superior style, on' an enlarged scale •by A recent travellee in St. Dosnin oco puten the popu- is there no reason io fear dud they may one day turn their arms
bailed with uniningled satisfaction. We do sincerely hype' outvies the English Ambassados.-1.4.;y Thenito„ had ',,hich „nos ;mut • im• • ; of - have ' lotion at 300,000 Negroes and 20,L0 Mulattoes.mexclusiven those who have put them in their
yame na names peaces been argil a hands •or thot these abet
my not be rousedhoun their lethgy
that such feelings will meet the warmest re•titrii on th•• part arrived out from England. introduced, without crowding the neaps, or affecting that of th erned "loose formerly gov by Spain. The Mulattoes, sr' marked out fr vengeance.in
rt v beard that come priests sod monliars
of this country ; and that our Foreign Minister, I, ith the New /tale:/tale:Ass, Nov. 22.-We have been informed dietinettwos fax which this .Ithes has been so conspicuous : from their superior knowledge and activity, form a sort of tblv de speairL, 11-o .r
itg
in Gali,”.n ta
i• : .."
anei since thecome
everything is quiet. If , ‘
through several sources, and have reason to rely toaeertain it may therefore be nom= e 1 las n • of the most aristocracy, and fill moat of thecivil o
ability and discrimination that distinguielt Lim, will take
extent upon th. re.ctr; of the inforenatioj, that about Otte works far selvxds itoeenp'tlblish°t•et. This estaldieoshrnsci hated by the Negroes, but too ull it:Ebel'. left are
it
is decideda diet
one
newel perryorice;° crushhw :hien ether,
this rtioUnLeryi is, in fact, cal serengch a"
every opportunity of uniting both nations by the closest the 'Hat of October a sudden change of tile weather waste- favourite has been almost twenty years before the public ; !efeel. They arc the principal inhabitant ts of thet um";
only'ldl nosy unary. :elate:lee The decree of amnesty has been so long da,:lietelf,
.
relations, and thus assure an alliance that will render perienced at Tainpleo and tbe vicinity, the mercury of the and, for nearly the whole of this time, has been in constant Their manticrie arc 'modelled on those or the Freneh. The that many retvalni begin to
flae neleill neon
4,ir leatneotli!th!titc
firmed, hoverer,
erei
England and America invincible. thennumetor tailing 40 degrees durtug tight hours : the use in the tint echools of the empire. One cause of this women transact most of the busbies, and the "tame f dlimb, lb' ErmichpGereennient he
C. ate wasagnee to, and sent, on tie ID ,
consequence of which was, that 300 persons died in ow well-earned celebrity is the constant attention paid to the husband is freeptently omitted iu accounts.
lie ',auction. Dec. ".7.
- The circumstance of Mr. Cennolly shooting a man, by rigket in that city and the adjacent country. Goe 04" our introduction of every porlible inipmvement, the plates Accounts from La Gura to the l'eth Nov ber
' con- The Madrid foments of the 21st and 224, which we have se-
I, oiled States vessele was in port at the time, and our in- being revised after the printing of every 1130 copiee and firm the taking; of PuertoC 101 l g .a o. The new Inteudent, •ed Ain certain nothing any imerem 4 they are filial •
promiscuously firing at the spc,ral ...amiable, and others, formant 'dela, that she lad at the same time eighteen 11 d• • and eh of • duly ' seed IMarquis per- a new ISCOVCTIOS a tinges territory not: . the del Toro, had commenced his functions and a" I' ". • rtant Royal Decrees', and with corsets hem •
assembled to break open his house, fee the were" of ap. sons, including several officers. The work contains SO maps, hendsomely printed on royal lin consideration of the great hardship to which t , chiefly wuh. opium')
Th
mill of i the Fresco joureala. epuic bl appear to be mink in a kind of ID
is
prehendttig him on a eiril process, as detailed iii our It apologies by the American parer., that thirty thousand quarto drawing Paper ;in which are included maps of Ca- 1 the Spaniards haul been put on being ordered to quit the 'i apathy, which &noes nom the uslatorioess of the I.:oTelllUietit ttt
to, date the affair of the state, witch ii
the Prodelent's able and firm N how • were (Las i mum or Judea, Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire' lco t
oopor of Saturday, is, no doubt, deeply to be lamented. el? , b . i .
rise.
un ry at so short notice, had considerably mitigated the doing an, yLitiaontoto tleise• c4are of Providence. The dismissal of les
tie mested from Washington , Lerida. he Irttu •dof ' and, though the' inaps Sr. St! Mlle tolerating in se. and e severity of the dee ree for their expulaion. The crops of rrm 'o -.-- 'II noken of ; but there are various opinion. room/ S
/list he was highly irritated at the cuainent, and had put copies which the I %it. . t . Pm s 1
mai press re-produced 10 every consequently ip usefulness, the price cont ttttt es as before;' coffee were expected to excited three-fold those of the 1 Isnietees
iv I"' • b Both parties are discontented
Pre- ino the choice of Illci sucvesacers.
Jam on their guard, by IT eritrualy eoeul3g forward and teem cif the Union. viz. Ida. with coloured outlines, ar Skis. full coloured. ' cading 'emu, and ;la prices of that article were lower. ' with the repent Muiasers The Govencoetit scents uneasy at the
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