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politic partial:, that it is in ,oral, luplation to awes, doers,. none more crut i thee those who, iii the-erjare
tried A. Arbuthnot, cm the following etc/tries and specifies- 1 persons in attendatice on her, was suddenly seized %Le
of the whole wield, and unobserved only by them, bate err code
lions, via. me, it the expense of the State, a haliusill renimpence.
by a convulsion which seemed lo leave her in two nr
1 cannot consent lo see say addition to the burdens that painted out, of
Charge I. Etching sad stirri vie rip the Creek !notions to east this, their idol, in a few (lays, from the commit TH EB R. SIl PR :ES S.
war +mailed the Vatted states awl her citizens; lw, A. Ar. three initoilea. tier Ufa get recovered her geese*,
oppress France on my account. if in the course of my Wary, or tote.
totthnot, being a lettere a Great Britain, with whom the of his power, into the abyss front which they are en- •
but remained in a state of anxiety, which wsa fol. .
ministry 1 have hail the good fortitne 10 ,ruder services to been convicted
United States are ae peace. deavouring in vain to raise him. We expect in a -----i----- .. *
Charge 2 Acting as a spy; aiding, abetting, soil comfort. lowed quickly by another convulsion. From that Frame, and on a late occasion to contribute to the (-vacua. . unjustifiable,
ing the enemy, awl supplying them with the means of war. m. e en.
m i the attacks contioniumesdsweithout interruption, lion of its territory, have I not seen my country distress. few days the communication of the whole of the M. LONDON, - Tut's trial, tin
!i;
.- Charze 3. Excitim! the !odious to murder and destroy : . tercepted correspondetice, which throws the clearest
! William Illionitly and Edmund Doyle, confiscate their pro. 1
.t n spite of the. most pr dies which were et' by enormous debts. Too insny calamities have attlitt-
ed it—too many citizens have fellen into misfortune—there light upon the unabated activity of his adherents. teuced him tol
petty, and causing their arrest, with • view to their modem. l instantly- adinititstered to save her Majesty's precious SATULDAY, JANUARY 9, lele.
nation to death, and the Reissue of their protium!, they being are too tinny legates to repair to allow nie to
.ttee nay fortune and, as we hear, make them known by their names . is decision. r
cibartis of Spain, on account of their active and ;talons tier. life. Leery thin., was in vain: the convulsions
raised in mach circumstances. The esteem at my colliery,
expressed
at full length.
'
lions to insinuate peace between Spain, the Vatted States, having lasted about 22 minutes, the best of Queetts SUDITU4 DEATD OF TAB QUEEN OrthSePAQl,Nu.en
the goodness of the King, and the approval of oly conscience,
pod the Indiana. 1 " The indefatigable vigilauce of Sir Ilitilem
expired. sailice me.
T. witii•lo charges the Prisoner pleaded Nut Goilty. rteittetn, cper;eifuoirnt.
. raced the lin-
e>, The Court, after mature deliberatiori on the evidence ad. " These melancholy events have plunged into the ii 1 pray you, /sc. &c. Lowe gams him a new claim to the gratitude tit all
r‘siaiird) " Duke de RICHELIEU?' I well-disposed persons, as well as to the hatred and I We hive received t'aris P.alicrsthoef
evTtquoenct:loyf
iii: lesser iniiii,,ii ill
Iltleell, lend the Pristnier, A. Admit ~,,, t, Guilty of the First most profound grief the King our master, who They contain the metato•iioly intelliaecc•. of death
into
1
' charge. anti Guilty of the getout' Charge, leaving oat the
II
\! i worda(aint;:traitsairyloansalmafatetrposeteneewieiieethteioun,nseilend.
tenrol hi A. Arbuthnot, to be supeuded by the neck t:
ke is dea
tY.ts sit tried Robert C. Ainbrister, on the follow
charges, ....
stales,
a —Aiding, abetting, and comforting the enemy,
and suppng them with the means of war, he being • sub•
iceles, and hue au officer in the British colonial marines.
Ctilartre Vd.--I..caing and cowinvindiste the Lower Creek
Indians in carrying nit a war against the United States.
Ti, which charges the Prisoner pleaded as follows ,—to the
lit charge, caul guilty; to the %I charge, guilty and insti.
ticat WIS. vi,ziouirvieudestheenQd un with all the tenderness due to her This letter gave rise to a question, whether the the calumnies of the Bonepartists."
less
affected her qualities. The calamity has tint eeliberetion on the propoaition of M. Delessert
with coesternation the Most Serene should be continued.
theii Infatita, and particularly the Moat Serene Various Alemliers declared for the affirmative.
Nitta Donna Maria Frances d'Assise, who has CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER 25.
It is long since the thunder of the cannon has about nine o'clock nn
theti 26th
ft of December.. Her Mai fsvr's nacem•he, .
been SO coolinued at Constantinople as it bus for of the
sudden
death
of
her
Muje'tY
.
M. Poidet considered the question in another some days past. For these three days salutes of 1 tit
SPAIN'
the Court on learning the afflicting intelligence prerogatives. The Hanourable Member. ie ten- the forts on the flosjiliorus, have ennouticed to MI 1
teitified the moat profound grief for the loss of a tiering homage to the motives which determined the 1 that the Porte has now received the official con-
e its charm. The unhap- proposition, remarked, that u pecuniary recomeenee ' Urination of the victory obtained by Ibrahim I'ach®~
3 a politieal but a 1 epriit was daily expected, but she appeared to hunt
been iu good health, and was conversing with her ,
atteedants shun she was suddenly seized *di, sou.
vulsione, of winch she died in about 21 nee
(teeth in the hope of saving her offspring, but though
The Caesarean operation was performed after l,sr 1
..ie er.us, which Wail found to I.•e a female, was or
brionught livitig it:to the world, it died in a few
back, with an
, 'months. The
' lion of every
.
him ; but JAC
set aside this al
ordered the cal
l'ii:llli't than
nrefaosrt
Tkensoe, to 1
mere delight
: li,
opyos:meiroirtuig:tihille:s.Q:ioi,tieu:gonun:tttiltie:rnt
boestneeviorlteuirtusmsoitshteerr,.
oAhll,t.ou .point
l d otlity lei:,
st
tlitto
bolfe its
to connexion
ttlet3tkewtitel i
itthie,.:leii Royale o . artillery
uvert flrltitancitiltaiebiSteesiaglNioitl'oolliolh,an. a, and from all
/ . The Cirart nor examination of evidence, and on mature with a liberal hood, administered to their succour. whose noble diairiterestedness he eulo4ised ;he re- religious importance is Hunched to this victory, Government e
de litwratia.ll; find) the Priwnier, Robert C. Arabi:lats.:, •:why
prutectreitS, who minded them. that the Duke hid set a •ereat exam- since besides the subduing of a numerous body of
,
P.. of the first awl ...mind charges, slid do• thereftee, sentence The arts have lost an illustrious .ii ireme delicac
him to stiffer death; by heiug shot. The members Ugliest. - delighted to support and eucourage then!. In pie. by reducing his celery us Minister for Foreign rebels, possession is regained of Medina and Mecca,
tag a reconsideration of the vote on this /sentence, and. it . . . ,
of . . _
whom
this
A iconi,
those cities so sacred to every Mussidman. The in uter. but we think
and by reaigning the Ministry without hay- In a Sei•ret Committee of the Chamber sir ,
that
recohmis 1 te Majestyi
lcse 6117 thert- .
. twilit bed, they 'lenience the Prisoner to remota fifty stripes short, there is nu rises the people for
1, tam his b:ire hack, and be confisied with a hall and chain to day is not a day of burrow and lamentation. ing increased his fortune. M. Pontet also opine., Lees Effendi (Minister of Foreign Affairs) hap
ilt)it7e'lltettliest'u coult
er :Pira°ll/11°tio'endal
eas the only qe
I
5 , bard {,hour for twelve calendar mouths.
•' These afflicting circumstalicea have induced the elated the services which the Duke de Itichelieu communicated to the Foreign Ambassadors the fol-
(Di
eilieknedeo,fl
atli IA7:41: tc:uh,alfposrusthteHemianntenteerstisnowr
il
.i'riaitaclrie.
The Commanding-General approves the finding mid set,. moot effectual
i wire of the Court in the case of A. Arbeihnotowid approves King our Master to order that the Court shall put had renileted to France iu contributing to the era- lowing Bulletin of this hippy news :
the Soiling awl brat sentence of the Court in the caw of No. . the injury ofi
on mourning for six months, counting from the cuetion of the territory, and to the Treaty of the
hen C. Ambrislyr, and dna' ppmves the reroiticideration of The dispatches lately received by a Tatar (cou-
rier) from the f.lovernor of Egypt, Mithined Alicountry, no p
the sentence of the :Honourable Court in this ease. 127th. I)itring the three first months, full mourn- Holy Alliance, which united, for ever, France to sustained its &gutty, and thus effected the hippy
and, complete liberation of the French territory,
Paulin, contain the highly joyful intelligence fledinterfere to pr
It appears from the evidence and pleadiug of the Prisoner, ~.
shall be
mini ; for
the .
there following hill the Mier Poseur. in order to preserve her against
fins proposition was adopted by a large majority,
that he Jiii lead and commend, within the territory of Spain '"g Ibrahim Paeha, now Governor of Gidda, merched ral object. It
the
a 'object of Great Britain), the Indians in waragainst mourning."--(Gotette Extraordinary of Madrid.) the danger of pernicious doctrines, and the revolu-
A similar proceeding took place in the Chamber el thief glory of
the United State', these nations being at peaty. It is Vies. The Court of France will put on slumming for duns which are the result of them.
tablisheil principle a the laws of nations, that any indiviihial according to his itistructious merriest Derajcli, in
which Abilallah Brewed, she head of the rebel-the individua
Peers. In both places, previous to the discileeee
of a station making war against the citizens of any other 21 days, from Wedneaday next the 6th of January. But the speaker stated, that if the Cliamher pos.
.c huesitys, eflnfr. of the question, a litter was read from the Duke • bow insignifit
i nation, they bring at peace, forfeits his •llegiance, and be. len the occasion of the death of her Majesty the +lesser' the right to accuse 'Ministers. it ought to lit,oatieshaseleviti,i Ibiae:fiegfuetritifitelidisst,t, futeertillalzulanittliii !. provided they
of Iticuceteu, in v.hich lie declined receiving any .• pies or social
comes an outlaw and pirate. 'lbis is the case of Robert C.
Anthrister, clearly thew's by the evidence adduced. Queen of Spain. leave to the King the initiation relative to the re-
had several actions with the besieged, the city was
The Commanding General orders that lirrvet Major peetarriary recotnpence for his exertions in the
PARIS, JANUARY 5. couipences which they may merit ; its support of
cause of -his country at a moment like•the present, country wheri
A. C. W. Fanning, of the corps of artillery, will have, be- CHAMBER OF PEERS. this, he combined the swims, regulations of themicile.
tierce the hour' (deftest and nine o'clock, a. is. A. Arbuth.attacked on the fifth of Zilkide, and with (iod's
help and the blessing of the superiority of the
nut sospen•lrd by the neck with a rope, mild he is dead; stud SITTING OF JANUARY 4. Charter, and developed the inconveniencies of 3 -
, rived. There
Robert C Ambrister to he shot to death, agreeably to the The order of the day called for the proposition conqueror, stormed within and without, and by texes. This noble wet of self-denial, which will
unwire or the Court• rroistrary system. In consequence, iitasmitch as the
John James Arbuthnot will he Garnished with a passage to made on the 30111 ult. relative to the Duke de proposition of M. Delessert is in opposition to the taken. All the batteries and fortifications, with encircle the Duke of RicIIELIECS uame with •
brighter glory than his diplomatic exertions. how. nople for there
Pensacola by the first Teasel. I Richelieu. plinciples respecting Royal initietion, which constie
The Sperial Court, of which Brevet Major General E. P. eighty pieces cannon, tell into the hands of
etivieertezimtielieas,l can bestow, had no other etfact %spoil of the official i
Gaines is President, is disaitlveti. The Nlarquis de Lally-Tollendal developed the lute the essence of Monarchies. and considering the the conquerors ; twenty thousand rebels, among over the Wad
By order of Major.GcneralJackson, motives of tits proposition, and on the question as letter of the Duke de Richelieu, the Ilononruble whom were several Chiefs, fell tinder the sword. than of exciting their highest adult-
ROBT. BUTLER, Adj.-Geo. • senior of Gut
to its being taken into consideration. the President Member voted against the proposition. toren. The itropositious were entertained both by
The chief of the sect, Abdallull Bensuiel, was belt, who had
(From the New York Evening Post, of the 7th of Dec.) read a letter front the Duke, explanatory of his This opinion was supported. taken alive, and sent to Constantinople *et chains, the Peers and Deputies, and sent to the Commit.
CONGRESS, Dec. 3. with several of his principal people and counsel- city was take;
• motives for decheing a national recompense.— tees for consideration.
-1- The following Message wail read from the President of M. Fruc de la Boulaye—" It eppeers to rue„ of the rebels I
the rioted Slates : /Vide Chamber of Deputies.) that I should not well judge the seiatments which I,.rs. „. t , indemnity"
~.
"To the Senate of the United States,it i ample osays another ;lc- 'The Five per ('rills. closed on Monday at 67 I. 80 c. ANDALLAII B
The proposition was opposed by several Peers, on animate die Chamber, if I did not think that it pro-
count, "fur tlie head of the Hospodar of %Valle- :
0 I transmit to the Senate copies of such of the docu- to Constantitic
'rents refrain' to in the Message of lite 17th ultimo, as the ground of the incompetency of the Chamber teased a high esteem fur the character of the Nichle chit', which has escaped the iron spikes at the gate ' at I,..iter F.
Bank Stock - f
have been prepared since that reins!. They commie a copy and the dangerous consequence* which might en- Duke, respecting whom a propositimi has been __-.......—_ . ing for the pis
of ter. le.eert of Mr. Rodney and Mr. Graham, two of the of the Seraglio." Not only a pan
cota,,,,,mineis to south America, who returned first from sue; several Peers defended and supported it, surd made. It further appears to tie, ilea the universal
A carriage is making for the purpose of placing A report of the trial of Routes? A atiIaISTER,
attached to tit.
the nes.eet, sod of lite Per": connected with the" R''' it was ordered to be taken into consideration by the joy excited by the liberation of our territory will not before JACKSON'S Military Tribunal, will he found
ruts. 'Utley also present a full view of the operation of Chandler.
Alxlallals Pi it when ire arrives, amid exposit% him gained possess
so veered to et
our troops employed in the Seminole war in Florida. be disputed, nor that the Duke de Rieldlieu was the it. another part of our Paper, as it was ceinutimi.
elt would have been gratifying to ine to have communi- A second proposition by the Duke de Levis, re- principal agent in this great work. A lime career, to the view of the people, cited to the Coligress by the PassIDENT of the
el sate) with the Message all the documents referred to in it ;
lative to the abolition of the droit d'Aubaine. was honourably spent so foreign countries, hail invested The newly-apprenied Hospoder of Wallachia, Wit lED STATES. The want of space alone pm-
but as two of our Commissioners front South America nook One of the
their reports a few days only before the meeting of Congress, taken into consideration. him with the confidence of a great Monarch ; his Prince Alexander Suezo, was aummoned to the vented us from publishinig it in our ',umber of yes- e a;
,prated in tl
and the third uu the day of its meeting, it was impossible to Porte on the 7th. and invested with the usual cal- 'relay, vr ith that of the murdered ARBUTHNOT.—
Each of the above propositions will be discussed lovelty rendered that coufidence eenerel. It is tti-
. trensmit at that time more than one copy of the two reports Victualling B
first matte. The residue of the document+ will be commit- iu a general assembly at the next sitting. dent that lie has been the strongest hid; iu the chain tan. He has fence taken up his residence on the The cases of these unfortunate British subjects
the Treasury.
omelet as soon as they are prepared. canal. On the 20th he sent the Greek Fattala differ essentially, the charge being preyed alpinist
" P-c 2,1810. (Slimed) JAMES MUNROE" which connected foreign policy with the intereets jesty's troops i
The papers accompanying the Message, so far as they re- CHAMBER OF PEPUTIES. of France. All the modesty and disinterestedness Nicole, as Cannacan to Blicharest. AMIIItISTEtt of having given advice and asaietance p.
American flow
late to South Amrrica, sue those which were previously laid
before the other House; and au far as respects the Seminole BULLETIN OF JAN. 4. which shed lustre upon a brilliant character, adorn On she leth instant a tire broke out at Seutare to the Wiens its their military ►proceedings against .
by the Victual
war, of letters between the War Department and General The order of the day having been read, M. that of the Noble Duke. He has proved, that he which destroyed, among other buildings, a muslin the Americaus, while nut a shadow of evidence ape
harvest of Et
Gaines, and the War Department and General Jackson, and Dumeillet, addressed the Chansber on the press- knew how to defend to the utmost the interests and manufactory, witls all the machinery and goods. peered against ARBUTHNOT. In reviewing the
English flour
of the proceedines of the Court• Marital fur the trial of
Arbuthnot and Ambrister. times proceedings adopted with regard to the ad- dignity of Prance ;he exercised private forbear- The damage is estimated at the turn of six toil- case of the latter, in our Paper of yesterday, we
riot also, Bri
The Message and documents were ordered to lie on the mission and examination of Petitions. He expo. ance, and devoted his opinion to the repoec arid the lions of Piastres.
table. dated at considerable length upon the necessity of happiiiess of his country. le every point of view, STOCKHOLM, hecetinua 22. advisedly, and, we trust, with propriety, ala.taiiied
from all conaideration of the great general prole'. :, allowed to tak
York, Philad-
received from the P • •
The
filiMwi""m"Ew
was
also
le
"I.
• * palesof .t • ti al law that might seem to have
sheet of the United Status : divesting a right so valuable to the nation, of all the proposition that is made to us might tu lie dis- The day before yesterday the Court went into
" l's. the Senate of the United States, obstacles and prolix preliminaries, end of coeci. cussed with calmness and liberality. Not only the mourning for five weeks, for the late Queen of Great been involved in the subject, because it appeared ,
li 4 u li, compliance with the resolution of the 26th of last we fear the Ti
to us altogether unnecessary to discuss the law of
mouth, requesting to be furnished with suet information hating public confidence, by guarding with jea- oatmeal opinion, but European opinion, ought to Britain. three very Ti
as may he peg sews) by the Executive, munching the careen. •
lousy that access of the people to the throne which be present to our consideration. It' some difficut- At the beginning of next year the postage of the case, while the allegation of facts on which it e,
i vessels
isadfvreormtni se,
t• or so much or the first article of the late Treaty
of Peace and Amity between his Britannic Majesty and was consecrated by the Charter. lie concluded by ties ante respecting the conetitutinuality of the letters to all places in die kiiigdom, und also Ila
the United Stales as relates to the restitution of slaves, and
which hags not heretofore been euesesunicated, I lay before
the Senate a mind made by the Seiretary or State on the submitting- a series of articles in lieu of those al- measure, mid up the importeist (titration of know-
ready exieting, to the following effect : Bessie and Finland, will be increased by ogle-
log whet may be the advatitAgei aml nicotined- fourth, according to the reeolution of the lust Diet. rested remained unsupported by evidence. In this •• -
respect, however, the case of AHRRISTER offers ..
difference ; but still we conceive it Call be ahoy. „ greets of last
ed, The abut
ist Instant, in mafiosi to that sulikrt. Every member to have the right to present and sirs of national recompences, the estuldialied order the the inifurtuilate man had not militated agairet
The Committee appointed by the King, coneist- ' ' larly Englant
I " Dec. 2, Itilfi,"(S46") "JAMES MUNROE.
--- tecommenil a Petition to the Chamber, after bay- relative to our deliberationa permit us to discuss
Clregmetered
in. the same 514 hours, without preju- these difficulties in Comniittees. it is perhaps nog of the Archbishop, with the Professor of His-
tory and the Librarian of the University of Upsal,
• any of the recognised principles of national law that , moment to a
tegulate the duties of subjects belonging to different duce, and at
I
dice to the right of every ciders.) to address the proper nut to enter upon so delicate a subject, mu poem, en edition of the Swedish writers „f the : must now be
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. g have now published the first volume, stutea. It cannot be doubted that if an individual '
Chamber directly. eitlwr as it COM:trite littilir9 r.r persons, previouely „beetle ae,„, empkeyment 4
—.ow— mdal:mitred by the supreme power in the State
PARIS PAPERS. That a Petition thus presented should he imme- to the accustomed preparutory discusaions• I ill folio, of that important collection. to which lie owes allegiance, shall of his own free ping, and the
distely referred to a Committee of nine Nleanbers, therefore require that the Chamber do, for thel with invade the territories of another State, with 4th, The veil
Itear-Admiral NVollin. well known for his ex-
PARIS, JANUARY 5. to be appointed monthly ; the Corumissiou to report pvlatelit, restrict itself to take into consideration the which his native Government is iu the relation of
flour, the pay
pions in the war of 1789 to 1790, died lately at
Yesterday, after Mass, the King received the to the Chamber, at least once a week, the Petitions propovition which has been made." peace and amity, or shall ofler other outrage by home, wherte
Cerlscrona, at an advanced age.
Doke de Fenian-Nunes, the Ambassador of Spain. which laity have been sent to them. Wheu a Peti. Calls for its being put to the vote. ' military force to the flag or subjects of such unnecessarily,
; I who hail the honour of deliveriog to his Majesty en tion shall have been discussed, and its reference to The discussion was closed. HAMBURG'', DECEMBER :31.
1 oclUditig 29 ships, which are roll detainee' at I for what ?—fu
ruitegrapli letter from his Sovereign, announcing the ihe ',toper authority ordered, the Chamber to add The Chamber decided, that the pioposition of
Cuxhaven by the ice, there have arrived here, 1 But this principle impliee that the individual their
State, he shall be considered and treated as a pirate.
be spared fri
• i death of tier Alrjesty the Queen of Spain. to this order a request, that the result may be M. Deleaant having been hikers into constilerutioie
the court* of the year 1818, the number of 1.7 .(1)5 out at a much
Her Majesty sunk, on the 26th of December, at communicated to it, shun the Petition relates to ait was sent to the Committees. deprive a free man of the right that is inherent in flour must it
I considered shall be the aggressor, for nothing cult
Melee of which, front the East Indies, 6; NVest
bine o'clock in the evening, under a second attack refusal of justice or abitrury imprieminient. The ineriing of the Committees for the exist-nine-carried in Ai
ut. entyplegia, which she survived otily 22 minutes. Indies, 97 ; South America, 71 ; North Ame-
After a speech in opposition front Al. Blanquart lion of this projet, and the appointment of the , , . _ , be landed, al
,Irlithia,isbyti.iiiiatt,nrweh,icohf rise pneoltl ignigv
given
ngbgyreslsaiwo n,
whicht: lordco.e.
After her Majesty had ceased to live, the Caesarian de Bailleul, who stated that the regulations pro- Central Conimievion which will be charged to re- Inca, 44 ; Canary Islands, 10 , elediterretwun, 103; pentli upon tin institutions of man, which does nut thus increaiti
Spam, 16 ; Portugal, 70 ; France, 102 ; Eng-
operation was performed, with the King's permission, pined tended to intrude upon the duties of Mi- port upon it to the Chamber, is fixed lor the Gth instance, line
iu the hope of saving thus lotus, si hi :h was found to nisters, to impose labours upon them ; and finally, instant. land, 65J ; Baltic, 256; Sweden and Norway, 47 ; ing on the re'
Jam_
, be a feinule. Every care, however, was exerted in
1 to traits'tort the Government into the Chambers, Archangel, 23 ; Holland, 201 ; East Friesland, 19 •; date
olst
si,tsboutti gii
in
dferorimvedtrefartoileisi,thoer
source charters.fronoir
we:::
clis.
we meceive our being, is riot limited by time, of slots, tioinew li
Jutland, 17 ; the Weser, 95 ; the Eider, 8. The place, cr circumstance, and whether in the wilds
visite for it 'wed only a few minutes. This deploy- i the articles were put to the vote, and adopted by a II AMBURGH PAPERS. afire of perha
able eruct has been officially published in the Er- ! 1 r
siumorr Li. vessels sailed to different parts of' the of America, or in the iiiidet of a well-orgetriseil
large majoi ill-. of the vessel
• t‘ a irdinury Gazette of Madrid, of the 27th De- The Chamber then decided that the Committees se. FETERSBURGII, ciecrmaen 15. *told was 1,549. society, the principle must be equally operativ., The whole •
r
cemlier. should meet on the 6th inst. to examine flee propo- One of our Journele velitinsis the fullowilig The Custom-house of St. Peteiatiorgh has educe- Herr then commences the point that justifies tee for foreign I
P 'nit goer'', Maria Isabella Fraoces, born at Lis- i Moon of M. Dumeillet. The President then di,- article : dud, for die 22t1 February, it drat stile of coo- conduct ol A )113IUSTER. lie became a ineititee ,a
&ceded goods, the ituportatem of which into Rus. al, Indio', society, iety, where he lied established hue. some egregii
bon the 19th of May, 1797, we. daughter of John I solved the sitting, and the Chamber formed itself "We can now assure our readers, from an
IV. King of Portugal, and of Charlotte.Joachins into a Secret Committee. authentic source, that all the accounts that have *it is prohibited. . Quere—Was
favour some
WARSAW, DECEMBER 21.
l de Bourbon, Infanta of Spain, sister of King Fer- M. the Baron Delessert explained his proposi- been hitherto rented respecting the bad, am!, as The snot his life and property are thereby ens
tacked,
c:minercial purposes, This society 15 at.
the America'
din eel VII.. 1 consequently his niece. lion, that his Majesty might be solicited to present I Morning Chronicle (which, it London, is nick. According to the 10th Article of the Constitution datigered. The Americans cross the frontiers— .
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of Cracow, the Diet of that City met ou the 7th they advance upon their timetable victims—they
The following is the Official Account of this a prujet of law for the assignment of a national re- named The Court Guserie of St. Helena) would per- at Buenos A
event, published in Madrid, December 27 : compeller to the Duke de Richelieu. suede the world, even cruel treatineot of Bonaparte ite'rmut• carry the war out of their own territory into that of ported that '
is The etith of December, of this yihr, will be The President read the following letter from tee Pt his coidicrement, are entirely false, and are pnr- I Accounte from Konigsberg state, that on the tilitiernSde,i:tiliniiilpersa,teatatintathtearerepAelllßl rusts, amid tli
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a day of eternel ninon for the Sponieh Monarchy, Duke— poorly diaseminated by hi, portiame to gain over pub- ; right side of the Pon el there ii such a want of and the rest
a Paris, Jan. 3, BIS. the terch-r eel by the V
in coneetitience of the kers of if Queen, endowed . n Inc opinion, red to lessen the indentation of Europe 11 water, that wells which generally heve seven car 1. not the riggiessur, he acts on defensive
sods to enter
" ant—lnformed of the proposition which has been made . ' eight feet, are su dry that After digging twenty the uutlionty and with the concurrence of tee
vviiii the most etuniesit qualities, and who was at . in case they had Mieeeetled lii delivering him. !comiequence
rylative to myself in the C11:1111111Pf of Deptities,l tete the li.
the same Prue the ornament of the Spanish throne, isheisaTscreasili:iirtseie.ls his
'f hese men nice calf every measure cruel which de. , feet no waters pirears. The Prep! itself is quite people among whom he had resided, nod in sa
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and the example of every dotnestic virtue. I" I should be too proud of il kof esteem given by the wives their idol of the means of again becomitig , ahillatv. Olt the left side of the river the watery eeing he only exerted the ineeren , Wossom has
ant wear- privateer in
" Almon cline o'clock in the evenieg, tier M i
...e,ealy i King, with the concurrence of the two Chambers, to enter- what lie once was. For this filiVolll, if they Litt his. I have risen, and caused great inundalione.—(liarne that belongs to every iudivtdual. b .
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II turically believe in a Ptovidrocie they would etrtai: }
0 • burgh Papers, Jonsory 1.) .- ever inuy have been the guilt of the men, ;
the Queen beteg in bed, and conversing with some I tam an idea of declining it ; but, Sir, I have learned front
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