The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-08 00:00:00

a

. we *Amato of Feeeemoda jbis country ,
in reply to &aired the abdication of
Charles formal owl sitaltlliemea. The following do-
cuments-grille bowery,. citable the public to form on
opiation apes tlti disposed tilke of the two iKinvi.
The imitratment of abdication Was sigeed Do the
39th KSlarch. 19004 when Charles woe oshject to
emsofeeiat, and wader circetwatimireilhat lewd hisa to
rittertainlrirs for his life. Ow theltast af .11toreh,
when free Wit thiecooorsiot, he issued thefollow.
hts -

..M.Choifel toNepoliati.
114 ifeehiria. thdtbe had been _
to rbuouisce bib Mei he ollty"reneanced it
in fewest, of his son throttle the force of circum-
stances, sebea the crash of iron and the claineuraf
au insurreciieuary tuarsiqtalieit him suilleirioly she,
of choosing betireeklife and death." But
it is untie to 'Sante further It
of the
abdiestion not sjsmirideriar. hes been
observed by the Anther if ihe Neale/rim pees le
111 Ire is Ka otisisis Rapeaolot;' a omit of
authority; that he does net believe there. is nue even
simnel; the most zealous oppois. cots df Charles IV.
mho believes that his abdication was spontaneous.
firs letter from Charles IV. to Ferdioand, dated
'the itd May.' I SOS, he tells him.
• believed %pelf obliged to rummage air debts as a
*: team sad Kim * enenedletyl gerbe arrasteok "tad I lead
mood pow papers the proof of ybui Mimi -but at she ter-
latioation of asy career, Tethered to the grief of seeing my ma
-*lisle iesifold, lallotred Upset? be give way to ;ay tile.
'edify of Mktg the tears of your emothar, sod I 'seamed
yea.. asetwithmeehog lay subjects were .gilded by she
armderenammehaseelsoirof she faciins of which you have
:Orbited ydarailf tie head 'fidaelhafilegiaest 1 bat *
framaillify af sty lite, sad) *osiiiistthi to elite lhittalfie
Mood aseloy of usli tioMitte to she Illietioaa
whiner I owed lathe demoralising of aly At% badly. °Maims
say calastaies were mama to the Empetar of the
Fem.% who, believing that the Spailards were siparatieg
. Crow his allisoce;ainhoriog the Madeaf Mal agitated (teMn
to the bosom of my ma family), tamed. maim rue* per.
with Sib trooos w • • '• • I.
Wheiosoder these circumfuse s% was year conduct' Yda
intaldneod
,41aseekr inteossy. . palaces sod tostigated the
IP* •
• • justioPvtisog 161418g10w Year was
,firPoirlogc wit hi!, soy
AIM baiis. aid V.O "gm •irlPtibm* of. Comm men with
by wy 8.,600!•% Pfsessved withdst
Maio -rYua im"O,ArIgdYNY -7fiirilerarred Yoe"
elf at the dirmlsliimi VA the adyill the fareigo
„grave Which mired al this somemit. • • • • •
; Alt in strippisCate of Atee crows, yea have destroyed
year ow% der..l.o4lft of wholly's* possessed calculated
to reader it anglaise/I sewed is the eys of the omit"

aS;
. r. *MIR lie iblebli
mead eo.sl td by essothet. 711 iiIMI~MI,
Candy sail MAIN is NM Sp* UM 11010110 Obi trelw
iseweed *twits *a* pleb* Wet bell hN. villbilatro, is
issasegaesee Oahe was** .f men lull th bblillbe it aim.
Ms Tassels are New esaverd by Maieballsetsr, etwMIMI
theme are resod kw paatt t. MMI. Obi Sift ham I
kid-. Lieut. Oratawi is tire be tiro shill
deed* a beim bad. Me.se dlt Litlitibliftloo6 Wads*.
•Ia a Klessiilli is Ai thew DOW; sdili ► debedb.
. abet, sod Ni In** rtiasdid a bMtowliM brabbili
=et: rig* anus,dose Is Ms 41,010 wit 18.40
sad* dsihtessMt ill; that* MINN Naseall;
lbs seammial *el viretiord otls Vaibir
,br bud lbw driespeaki MIK Owl MS IbirstdOwsliieriwea.
ids =vent wadies wombed. Mg Ma *Owl, ire We
bola UMW/ br Met Ms way trades Illiesiedi
108011**.
• *Val alb id she tweplriseil Is bear t bohatib•bio
SIM 111111111000% the*** irf dee didi sad hied awes,
Met listMaisitleolb Aeet Aditlk. lib* have bre* at
obi imam s( the "dole hushed* libwhille
.sopposett is lot sweelbed, M Ilie debt
• sod b I. are olMlleswst I. 01011 h ii well r, mow
deur beedsiowel bit idly of great liniee have aids
''Male maps sad jaboai die rattle. It is we arbeevriediad
rt. his Governor that ebet *ire demi** asdabili time is
410 mob mesa DisiObiles. ThePh .mss is a yrieb,
Met soly meth* Ass *me afthairdlertalob. A** 1,800
tame are an.ired fa* the amiss,
hytiiillte earlier w aim e
their war; the latter air* he 'be res dash worm
staid, es ilia sane Aeolis( as the 00111ailleba Was .be the
base . .

11-1 E BRIM SIT PRESS.

LONDON,
THURSDAY. OCTOBiIt */

TUE QUEEN.

ante fol4owing favourable Bulletin wits yesterday
'exhibited teegreeties the state of bar 1111,62atiev's
kaki) " :"

" Kew, October 7, HIV
"Ttie tibees boo bad molter good sight, ood Mr
opposto4sl. movoiog to be evereiwied by Mr deep.
" F.
" H. HALIFOID."

M=.1•••
Seth the Doctors were in attesdance at Kew
Niece on Towelfey night, sod visited bee illaassiv
yesterday monliwrit the-eerly hour of eight o'clock.
Sir H. HOt.redu left Kew Palace yesterday for
Windsor Castle. to attend die Ktits and the
Princes rota.
The Delis of You and the l'utncs Hunan?
were at Kew Palate in the afternoon. The Panics
RIGIIIT continnes his unremitting and daily atten-
tions to his afilicted parent. His Royal Highness
arrived at the l'alace shoat half-put five o'clock,
in his travelling cirriage and Yoe., with outriders.
Iris ROO Highness remained about au hour, and
then left. en his return to London.

No language mu be more dignified, or convey
reproach mote 'keenly, than obis, "Wed by the un-
happy old WON who had been degeidid-rind insists-
ed by the cruelty, and perhaps we might add, the
treachery of his eon. For it cannot be outworn,
that the first ammonia of Spain was principally
caused by abject condect of 'Ferdinand, ear.
neatly prayiagsonaparte to tale him under " the
Oriental protection of his Majesty," aid " to rOir•
cede to him the humor of giving bum fur a spouse
a Prince's of his family." To this and similar ep-
als of Ferdinand. Spain owed all her miseries.—
When the intrigUes d Ferdinand viere discovered,
he addressed thelfbflOwing letters to his father ■nd

At a late 'hour last wiled we rosined the Paris
Papers of Sunday. They contain se debited ac.-
count of the late visit •of the King of 9Waaty to
Norway, and of his -coseattiosi, as King of that
country, at Droutheimeon the-e!th lest. He passed
through triumphal angler, was ,received by white
robed virgins. and accompanied Ivy acclimation' on
his route. Slit amidst all these outward signs and
tokens of joy, it is confessed that there is groat and
getters! discontent iu 'Norway. The heavy rms.
sure of the taxes. and the rigour with which they
Ira matted,- were thcalleged muse. This 'disco°.
tan. 011 one occasion. 'broke out into actual insur-
rection, and it was found necessary to hate meanie
to military inisistame to suppress it. This purpose.
*nurser, was effected without soy difficulty;
about tell of the inalcoutetits were arrested cud
held iu custody. No blame has been attached to
the Kiwi on ibis Occasion : the whole odiuni bas
been thrown on the Siorthing (the Senate), as
the cause of this optsreasive system ufgoverumeut.—
The meeting of the Alked Sovereigns is the • point
• to which every eye is dirocted, end in which the
public interest bud feeling are concentrated at the
prreesit liniment. It is then for Ain-la-Chapelle
we aotiously look in the foreign prints. The fol-
lowing is the latest iistelligeuee from thotcity given
in the Paris 'Pdpers

le MT Potneit-1 whist your Majesty :
I Lave Aided ha what I owed to say Pother awd Knee ; bat
I sea grieved et ete4aiagaet, sod I promise your Mairsiy
abs owe heroine oludiesee. I ought to hew done seething
wesheet the penniselso 'at your Majesty, hut I was sur-
prised.t
Alois needed she gritty to your Majesty. sod I
instrea yew to poen me, sad sevensit peer Nord lett to
be kissail by yeargranifolssie • " :14ENDINAN D.
y. Sea Lorton% Nov. li, 411171."
.6 MT MOVIIITS"I Mal very repostsal of the greet auk
which I WE assianised Weis ray Suesrelgee plural.
—I songfests year Majesty, wltlfllte shook futolliest, to
pentium we; sad also forth( elfatisaey seta which 1 anted
lA@ truth last veso%mg. I .emits year Majesty, with the
unmet truth of hems, that you ireald delis le him:ripest
)our ptivirtfor Ifedlitleawith mrtather, is seder that he
easy permit his Ru)sit feet to he Usual by yotteirtirefel see,
" FERDINAND.
" Sea Lererso,7•r. 5, UM."
The•Pr'lluctuneute, we contrive. '.tad inificient
pivot that Ferdinstsfl owes hie .crown to outs., Dot
consisteot with his duty either•aus . anti Ora sultfrcl.
Ile compelled his aged father to &mad from tlw
throne of Ives ancestors by rinichniatiwie ttrinelientled
to his owls imprisonment, and the issvasiou of hi.
country. These acts passed uunotieed dining the
coutliet that followed. wad the personal sufferings
of Ferdinand diverted the public eye from the
ceases that led to them. It was the interest of both
Spans sad Great Britain to excite DU euthissiesin
sittiong. the Spaniards in favour of the imprisoued
King. s. his eoaMeinmst presented an obvious
proof of Bonoparte's treachery and ottsleueo. 'noir
eittlitisissai was at its height at the iv onion df
the wet, and Ferditsaild was horns in triumph Irons
ass priwto to tar palace of hi. essoestors. How Misr
airconduaa vissee that period has twest•consistent
with his early practices,. the voild lide.thed stab-
ntekt Illtattette deterunith

eon. 90.

A feport was suddeiPy spread yesterday, that the
Emperor Alexander was approaching our city. At
o'cloelt the 'Cologne gate presented • * •must
variegated and irupoviug picture. •Notueruus
•quipsgesr kindles .iss'the mast thinntlud costly

t

bell-roihr, the geinbliag holm, Ste.
At also o'cleek a, etterier arrived, with tba .i**
that the Emperor had halted at Hamen, a village
arithia half a leave of the city. At half past wine
his Modesty made his nevi by totelt4light, is wear-
riege of the King of Pistils. The etiquette oh-
*reedier the arrival of his Modesty the Emperor
of Austria was the same ia Avery point—the ring-
ing of btlla, diaehartes if artillery, en escort of
earthy. Ac. &c. The infantry lined
,the streets
from the Cbtogne.gate to his Majesty's Palate. and
the 001117 'eroded the ("Maga.
At one o'clock this day his Majesty the Em-
peror Franeis paid a .simlt to the Ettsperot of
Aussie. The two Bowman. wave so ester to soe
each other. they met in the street half ow between
their respective ledgiags.
Lord Castlereagh his mode el *if* abroad. but
it is said it will not be of long duration.'
The city was illistainitod yesterday.
The conferences are expected to commence this
stay. • '•
• ' traits; orrossa 4.
The Kiag tramacted besiaess yesterday with the
Minister of the Interior.
The Five per Cent. Consols were on Satur4ey
75 francs; Bank Actions; 1,635. •

New York Papers to the eth of last mouth hive
arrived. Se for are these Popes* from giving
authenticity to a rummer of the immediate cessior,
by treaty, of the Fltoridu to the United States,
that the New York Atisertiber of. the 7th states,
that Dos Outs, the Spanish Minister, lied Ala-
ally demanded the restitution et these disputed
provinces, in consequence of advice. recently re-
ceived from Madrid,. Ws a•ticipate that in this
demand the Spanish Piaster will be eettatenaneed
and seppeftei toy the Wasson of the British Ca-
binet. It is slated lithe/a Papers, that the fate of our
unhappy eententeeen, A nitrrunctraad Ailment.
will weepy the•ehly •attention of Congress, but
the trials pleading the execution of these men
will not be made lthown until after the determina-
tion df Coarse's:pots this ikilleste subject. It is
merely possible that the •publicetion of duelist!
may discover some sew Inhere's% the comes of these
eirfortheste Englishmen, to justify thstAmeriesto
Gownsl in putting them to death ; butilmoks to
the 'free press of the Oohed Stater, so much has
already transpired of the circumstances attending

coudik`on of 6aileit. This most b
• their amoebt to withdraw the troops.
from Madeira. doted lilth Sept.. toys—

CaptAnossurbm. having Lord Coot.-
lin 1, Ate. on bored. arrived here on the 27th Au-
gust, and sailed theisme dity 'for Colombo river.
The Austrian Wig Le Alllidelk de Moose .4 leg re.
boantrto Oporto, 'was hoarded off Lisbon by ass
In-
•urgrttt brig privateer, which had ruptured two
Ponegsat 'lhe Nymph del isioa, slid the
Luisa, frog Lisbon, bound to the Wavle, and the
.Pertsguen schnotier Maria. MHO Madeira to
Oporto. which last *hey destroyed, end put the
crew of the three vessels on board said Austrian
brig. and ordered Oct 'Captain to laud them here;
upwards of& people in all.
"The Cormier, fret* hence to Lisbon. was plun-
dered off *Lisbon bar, by • privateer, end oriUred
beck to Madeira."

The SoAn, transport, arrived on Tuesday at Ports-
mouth from Ceylon, from which she sailed ea the
itettlrof April. Accounts received by her mint/le-
niente the continuance of the insurrection, and the
harassing warfare maintained by the natives.

" We think it necessary," observes a Treasury
Paper of last evening, " to caution our readers
against the erroneous notions which they might
form of the actual state of our manufacturing dis-
tricts, from the representations of private letters,
purporting to be written from these parts."—" We
believe," the writer continues, " there is not the
slightest foaadatiou for the alarming rumours thus
circulated ; on the contrary, every day tends more
and more to confirm that reconciliation which has
happily taken place between the workmen and their
employers."—The Paper then states, that transquil-
lity Is perfectly restored at Preston and Manches-
ter, •in contradiction to certain " alarming pa-
ragraphs. which daily appear in the London
Papas."—This our readers will think very well
for a Ministerial Paper, and a very satisfactory
comment upon the labours of itself and es&
leagues for some months back, during which
the whole pack of Treasury scribes were in -full
cry, denouncing the manufacturing districts as
segues of rebellious uproar, and filling the
minds of the enclurively loyal and timid with
tales of au extensive conspinscy, and apprehensions
of an instant insurrection. The Ministers, we pre-
sume, were at length ashamed of the folly of their
partisans, who, to say the teeth. are for the most
part more remarkable fur seal than judgmeot, and
haste commanded them to keep silence. The poor
creatures, however, as if anxious to repair their
udetiniscions errors, now hasten into the opposite
extsultte, and with their usual disregard of
Icousistency, censure the conduct thee have them-
selves pursued. Such is the undOrtune of not
acting upon a fined principle, and of being
bound to flatter the caprices dm few indi►iduals.
To these writers a short memory is of no advantage
unless it were shared also by the public. It cannot
as yet be forgotten that the letters " purporting to
be written" from the manufacturing districts, and
representing them as scenes of wild disorder, origi-
nated in the Treasury Papers. It cannot be for•
gotten that the Opposition Papers leave laboured
strenuously to discredit such statement,, from a
knowledge that there was not " the slightest
foundation for the alarming rumours thus circu-
lated ;"•and ws. in particular, uniformly expressed
a belief. in which we are now folly confirmed, that
'these letters, " purporting to be written" in the
manufacturing districts, were pretended letters, f..-
bricated in Loudon for the wile purpose of agitat-
iug .the public mind, and treating thereby an ex-
vase for maintaining our present military emablish-
went.

their fine, that we feat the authentic statement of
thefacts will silly prove them to be more dimming
the gestimm sycapelby ttf Hair countrymen. 1.
New Odeon Papers of the 1711 i July, date,
that the governor of the Havannah had dispatched
Sgsaish frigate and two small vessels for the pin-
yon of capturing Commodore AvaT's squadron ;
that an action took place sear the Spanish 'Main ;
and that the latter sart being able to effect on
escape, resolved oniarierding the frigate, which be
carried, bat ites se dreadfully wounded is the as
tion that be died o feat days afterwards. It was
stated that the frigate wet cruising off Carthagena
under Übe "atrial flag.
A latter from St. Thomas, dated 6th Aurae,
states, 'fluff the Patriot army on the Main is to be
is future commoded by live Lieutogenendv. viz.
Pats, Mantling/I, 11111111,0•11, GRIMM Aligns-
Goa, and Mower). Bowes is President.—
'general it•Gasson is said to here ascended the
-Oronoko with six hoodred English recruits. Seve-
ral vessels have arrived from Eugland*ith maaitions
of war of all kinds—the campaign will open in De-
cember next, with a determination on the part of the
Patriots to establish the independence of Yode-
-1 noels. Admiral Baton is said to have ordered
two English Olicers to be shot. Colonel GIL.

Yesterday the Doke of You had a law inter-
view of the Ponca Resist at Corium Hews.

Vogt and a brother of Colonel CAMPSILL, who is
•at present iu the United States on a mission from
-Angostura.
it British Officer has arrived at Trinidad from
Venrsuels. and announces the arrival in • that p►o-
vince of the eleven British Officers who were ital.
prisoned at Philadelphia lost winter. They had
joined the Patriots. Mr. Ct.ror's speech. deliver-
ed last Session on the floor of ICongress. had been
translated into Spanish. and/cad at the bead of
the Patriot regiments.

A 'Pieper of yesterday contained a letter Troia
itatiug, that, •' on the Ad iodised.
et nooe,•and at the end of the fifth coriferetice,
the evacuation of France by the Allied troops
was agreed upon ;" sad that Clout !Cahalan, the
Ambassador of France at Vienna, lied set eif for
Pei is, with this important and pleatipg
to Ms Sovereign. In this statement we recognise
nothing but the anticipation of a measure coo&
deutly expected and muiverselly predicted fur many
weighs past. The sentiments of *he Sovereigns
on the subject most have been longsinee known to
each other, and the hopes held out to Franco could
not now be disappointed without compromising its
safety. That the evacuation is to take piece in the
course of the present month, or early in the be-
ginning of the next, has been repeated in the
Foreign Journals; and it is quite sepettluous to
add, that the Royal Soversigus'

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POETRY.

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1311 PRO )1 PTV.

GENEROUS WINE!

.41 fiat**, resifts," tin clear--
'Mut truth is, wise is now so dear,
That sepplies its place with BILL,
w Awl that," sap Gases, 44 makes BILL se iU ,
My recipe's emit limy parkas
A Mat, at km; of paassami
of Port sad/Merry take your III."
'Bet Gana don't pay the vintner's leitim•
Maio is, ejFedany, so kited,
Alert, and prompt, to raise the wind,
That thintetieds will °flea wait
With Part sad Skerry at his gals—.
With both be snoirtes• well his cla',
Thus, without spirits, still is pay'—
" Spare sot," swab Nza—" 'tat sparkling !--fise
No besel-aehe's &sad inveterate, wise !"
Ikdaber 5, MM.

IT. BEES.

TARTAR

Thei—iikm-iis hive long bad the art to contrive
The flossy so areal train the Labouring Hive;
Ilut,fairm hlmto's tall Shrietsa, a Row happy day,
Throe Donee, is disiordee, will be driven away ;
The Roseycosib torn fro* The greedy Trodden,.
They'll Tad, isaistirgois, "there's. Way is Sw Sim !

A DISAGREEABLE WATS-
• ADDallibm TO O MOW

COI, George! Rapp's* We go out sprach

Oa same Asa day is aping,
And that lac day lama talay,ltia

A disagreeable llilag. -
• easseetnias disagreeable Wog;

Audi peowiric I ea see dirk►
Illabew the weans by the ►eia

Of Doctor Watt's logic.

Suppose yes leave hose Stock Fretherge

(Mete cads peer head way tans all)
To comas tato the /Mrs* a►ere is

Tbe Literary Journal;
Rhea plump the rein dabs ill your teeth,
And all the eaves are d!dippy—
AU Larlgate-hill oat Menton of mod,
Lad all Abe panorama sloppy ;

Avid whom you► old umbrella'. kelt%

Or loot to some door wish
Sod wises yo■ count got • lutek-

Ney-onorA for love or money.;
And When to shoed vir yen can't sport

Oes 'softest from 116 e rale,
•e 4 WAG post um Ake asi4 to welled

Mess a.d th */is;
Asa iribes y•tir east sodmaiala

. .
Par don pellet prey* est gixii kind—
A girt Apse per beg ;

fled oboe you Ind per Melon soles
(Disliking their dump quarters)
Dorset and leave your Wooer feet
To Mirk lie cooling/Mess;

All thooe—ead two good oaks to tee;
Along the sooty street,
Na time to take a ebeerieg drank,
Awl sot a bit to eat :
Ines all thew stollen eons to pooh

Good we ! au idle talk,
You useat.bave bad a very, very
Disagreeable walk.

SEPPO.

Lord pCelreLelltatatt, it is .asserted. entered A is.
la.C.luipaile, amass by two asisesable beeb•herses.
We did not think his Lordship had so much arsti.
hide—hot, lowing been uniformly assisted by heat.
at home, it isontd-be moat unkind if he neglected
that useful root of animals *hoed.
The Morning Post, of yesterday &emptily so-
nonnees the .mbaciele of a here that Jaas Wed by a

lit a Court of Directors held at the East lathe de,
Rouse yesterday._oo TSTO Akr E Lea I a STO E the Court unanimously appoint-
ed the Ron. Mto A Correspoodent, who has hail • quarrel with
•
eay, rod lamas to gall hint w+. wishes to know•amber,
succeed as Governor of Bombay, on the lit •No-
„awn 1819, or on the pre,ione death, Thoirn*. whether his 'opponent witi be suffered to fight
'*.lion, or coating away of the Right Hon. Sir EVAN Tter•SO, lo that ease, lie messes to borrow a pair of
'Noreen, Bart. lies slow% that he•may be on an quality with his
fashioseible "deanery.
attract of a letter from an Officer on beard his
Majesty's ship Cherub, off the Havaunals, Cube. The dmgesi *iv Bow-church steeple is said to
West Indies, dated August 21 :—" We have just have been intruded to-represent the Arcli.enewe of
the Christian Chinch. By die elevated station
Ted • valuable Spuniabohip for a breach of the
'niggled to the representative of his Satanic W-
hite Treads, un the Slave Trade, and have just re-
tained orders to take her to Sierra Lease. and i.,__AellYi_:neLw_L°llhl,4arne'rheeed rf the
•-therdfore are sot likely to be Englaud before "e 'are'
Next year." The puisishaseat d whipping garden robbers
The Boar ('eurier states, that a golden • owe general use. A correspondent ob.ersts, or
has proved a very sessoeible advice to this clots ot
&limn* Deity. Ganeslie, was part of the
booty at the !late capture of the fort at Siiighur. offenders.
'This idol had bees. concealed within a colonies or Liseas,a's4sionliaLt.—The exterior of this
pillar of oiewilwy..thider which it was expected his old blinding is tonsil,. repaired and beautified, is
godship would hese remained secure. and would terresposid with the•Vicer.Cheocellor's Court. It
have eluded theorised. of the conqueror* of the fort. is:aised•oii.both aide* with a compositiou to reseal.
Report enhances the value of this idol to several ble Beth. atone. The old dirty tiling has atm naval
lacs of rupees, and a lac and a half are add to have rneuered 1° Pm place to line Innidree'r s1"1"; "3
been already offered for his ransom. with the addition of the new cupola, or donor, It
The report of a formal cession of the Florida, to has a nest and elegant "Pauline"'
the United States of Americo, my some of • our • A tree in the garden of Csia.as.sx Sell PION, F. 9•
contemporaries, seems to gain groom! ; but why it of Wliitharn West /louse, has this season Produces/
. gains ground they cannot discover, as nothing bas the astonishing number of I,aoo spricitio of 11.1
transpired iu au Official date to give the meow guest quality.
authenticity. We eon MAU! . the Obbe. Shot the Moorman% PINOOVVIIO3I.- —Mr. Firxrurs
vole foundation for this remoter at • preseet is a SCOTT, of Aildinghate. Chtioltite. ball this s.'"''
paragraph which we translated from a French eight ber-hires. which have prodoced 4270""nr..;
Piper.; sad if the report hinillarned•fltliteade. it is tier Ant of which swarmed three totes. ;Jot the ":.
Weenie this paragraph has both sepsistat4g•awery of those three imams& thrice. the ni.t nok "o
..ash I journal estimative. •INNVlNiatitsot SO rioty.eengu.

tErzort.
THE s oIP 41N.
An snick appeared new time vinee in a Flan- eltstdtthalia., /al" MN/ 466 41/14.11
Am Journal, asserting that the present King a le h AVM lent:
16*,4sin had, by violence and ionizer. compelled his
.ices I lass isaadrhebr Isie4beac:77l6=hLre
bran to rap de imegniNu pow late thle Mods Tra:ii Nei caw,- v. is --TAW
M his ton, sod es thel grooo4 the writer asserted lion ; are mud °mar. sea eel se were own
the rilicist of ChM& I. t 6 erne the sceptre of sat ojihust hiving maw owe; she coacasoskatioi IletWeasi
use, &lama hen big by hie I,le,Tpi,,K am. Ihie_phiee sad Cacely was toe a short time mo sir; It
The adherent at Ferdinond I. ibis country base, 44, Rea nifla r• Wedric VW Se MS/
«en oessesed be median. IlistlMUNlMlllibb booms

los inistPit;:
I pr•olegl sawl J6l4orii4ruif bier,* di fie lift et
Mart* hi which I *bettered the Crowd is fiviell-r se wl
flea, woo is art eilkifid haw atb total sty wilt Is life-
yew *oder eilho. as le avoid the Alton of the hilead el.
tog Whoopsl graph% ilateadogaorer it ought to he regarded
or 44
all aad,of ao riles
44 4144;1, 141444 ibit 1, 'nit ICING.*
Aiain Sayaltne. by an instillation. bear-
int Asir the 4th of Uhl. 1868. Ferdioaod se-
bounced the ertatt in &tour eltis father. and this
SA 'wit formally Irialaiitilaeal I. the %Meiji milieu ow
tlielOtli Mir. 1r lebeilleritial that this Adieu,-
Ilita was the heifer rogatraitit, it swaybaatiswerod
'ghat Ihe.codstreftat wdi ion tittle iu the oue abdi-
claim, thew it has in ilk'OtNer.
In a littigi hatlVCreigefil llllattleiois is eke Grand
%Ate of ligek;llitett id Maids. raft, an am-
eyelid *ft giviii orlt eigheersadou he had with Charles.
3n trbit'h heathhial diet thho'lfebtibition had hien
preraeditatedi tilirlaitih'sithaei had Wen dii-
tril:uted to bring it alight; and that the principal
iiirionaaes were Nis 'sin and NI. Coih:liero, Mims.
ter of Justice; tliiit hii'mpay bed been 'vicileatty
forced to abdicate Aletrohirshaage the life of the
Queen and his own. as heiteseir *ON if belied toot
'liken this step. they Would both hate beep mush-
bated that otoht."
la's letter from Clankel datedi3tl
'Mich. 'fedi, he feetiria.ll.thathe had been &reed

i;;;; Trar7 set we 10-4 tot yet trite ism.. The
Coodiasa are now beanie so bra*, sod to exasperated
aloha* oar Goverweaeut, sad their plias Ira so well laid,
that it will ',quire a very large fore* sad very peat re.
✓oitteis to mato twin Wallltavy poiabloitia of the armory.
lay aims eta yertmlarreadved it appears, thit at Coady, it
lads, oasis, of the Whist Were set were so tharaight of
the sth, and so the bodgelitacwhlllag l y *wee Iced slow
ela Wiry aisk how the 11114,4ie OsailloasselloallYdring lA°
lhohlroa. Poch hi the state tiflOhirs at pfewhit. TM phis of
drheaglag all she grails wed Tres is the odghlavitrii*Oil
of
llaillaiNewata to barb been corittfdittlid laN elk*.
it lb, bitrover. a dreadfa I awalmsre ohlighlto Mort to
is a ear'l'y which the best of deawirot redoes
warty fowkorregh tor ha oars labillaidte. We Aro at a hoe
to Wow viterevor dioreroatisatillnlod the atoratoos woe
of
*awl that Will be tophilla er. Weep ea WA avyateut of
warble; had what hook ow ho dint vad MID Not pos.
•Istialllso of a toasty, eh the fahtlillailto of width, had
•to agave etwagad agliblat as.- We mrpyseeliseor iry
will take Owe is Eagliad, la to As weasel whlCh hays
fed la this eirelowebaly' state of tbiar as thhu islead.'s

.
attire, ea astowishlotwisimsfp 4 misioides swap*. the present co
tom% ill um of by d bmwty of the P.M& 'presoond from
formed Moe abehalstiel• es* dreg 10101% •
however, tome, mid the doge* Mormtch did not A letter iron
arrive. The crowd iiwetrably dispersed. to the w The Rose. C