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command his Miliwtera to present • projeet of law Prussian linethwoolles, sod leather wseest. for •
elle miser will in • samtidismitle degree remove the doable Mad • a • . Nell ..
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liar the orgatosation of the national guard of France. dry import article, no tire Is fixed, bat it will be estimated : , .•• •• .. '
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will be developed after that of •"*""o• 'Pe" lade, dram' aP fee die eastassdentsts. . Illitstcries which still envelope tha actual stale id. 4,.. ..: + ;•-5.... . „.. _ • 7....• •
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Every aserelmot Ow will ant agree to the daksetiols per the insurrection. We can however collect, with •"
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The preparstious for the Royal .Fetaers .
A.J. I..nut. 1.-Sitting closed,
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cent. fur 11/elate by these tables has a right to regain that
the goods he weighed 6y theie.w'wee.•
rev
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„pima tram . some appearance of certainty that on the 13th „..11,-,-- "IN, - •
...,• 0.% •Vti-'l-..--_,.. • la takipboce in the itapl vault or.
GIBRALTAR, JANUARY 13. 1..
litusp, without exceptiou, • certaia deductive for tare is of James,7, which was the date of the latest sou Js ; . t,'` 00..4 :::,..,,,...,._lO-.....X.......-tr • i.S•ehromrs..efa gtrilliPon ii More extensive scale since his Iwo illsitsty,
General Algesiras is at his head-qoarters of
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King Gangue 111. detainstreed so preparhis it for .
Alcola ale los Garules, and observes the most pro. counts. from Codas. the insurgent troops antounted. .. •
STOCKHOLM, JANUARY 13. 'Am HioNA lax moygitssta. ~ . 1 the reception of the Herd remajus„osid pelt
I*. iiiii i .ilence. We know nothing about Cadiz, .
The expectations of a mild winter have hot been to 8,000 men ;. that their p`roceedings were viewed ;. : • 1 *. .1 •:: al his late Majesty's being determined oit iti.' het • . -..--
hut we presume that there is 00 COOSlMlllielliOn
.fultilled. We have seldom had a more severe with great interest by a party of no ineonsialerabi*. • The poem, nr mus;;l:miik, riel-nowe•r, .Eim 44 Ate,. walkstia piocessibr, it has been asceriaiserd will
with the Patriots. A battalion of. marine oc-
.and durable cold, and never perhaps a greeter importance within the walls of Cadiz; and domina, Unmet, treseeent Palisereirs, the Camaiess of Hsivowtoy. .quire a platform and-ti canned way frees 11w grin
thpird, on the 7th, the entrenchment which se-
quantity o snow. n Nordland the told ;as ex- nuMbers and poeif
I I - • --''- Lady Hembeate. Ley Illolleyobe Earl of Wewassoilt, midi advance of the Palace to St. Geer 'e Chapel
palates Cadiz from the Isla de Leon. A twin old* rebels were so formidable Lord Alvaaley, are arnica la lowa. , .., goer t,s distance. of about 1,200 feet. The Sativ.for •
dente. • or • -
Seville all was tranquil on the same dry, but a di- . as to require the ganization of a very large force "'The Untie and Deana. of Mellowed are exsp„lssl h• ' 'General, aid) Mr. Bitown mud Air. Filtoise. tiffi ' • .
Letters from Cabe say, that on the 31st of De-
rision of the Patriots was in march for, that town, to overawe them into a return to their allegiance. toga the Istter elt"r 1148.1terkffeail",..r `vv.!! •111a..1-.V°I; lut• • can of the Board of Works. have been &thugh.
amber. Iteatunur's thermometer stood at 43 de-
Daehms a Argyll see retarmolmo their ,
sod we shall soon see this affair cleared up. We
below the freezing ' It is said that FERDIN•ND has issued • proclaim.- The Duke sod for several days post, to give the Decagon., direness* •
are isiformed that a thousand Patriots have taken gree" polo!,
On account of the high rate of exchange, his lion to his troupe permitting the mutinous, who are San, Hamlin Cottage... Petwortia, from • sesse.seThete for the several arrargesitents for (menu% and clew.
possession of Torino. and that they occupy the .. • • • • . 9 troop e, . 9 Graces are expected is tows ill a few days fur the . itilthe ►royal mausoleum.
Majesty nes issued an Ordinance respecting the
.supposed to have been actuated solely by an un-
country as far as Algeciras. Thole troops form part
neceirst•y of economy, nod of limiting the eon- Independent's in .. . • MY • ' '
---- - -- ' ' ' , „ Last Tuesday the Add 0 .t.in r car ow. arrived
of the regiment of America.willingness to serve against . •.
•at ll'isidaor. • 50,1,01 .., •
• sioniption of foreign orticles of luxury. and etosteeats E LOPE 111 Eltl I'. • .
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his subjects to contribute by this means to iinniovie the Colonies', to remain in Spain ', for the recovery ....7.m.1101.......- The Duchess of GLovemerta his been SI Wind. t
FLANDERS MAIL. • Me in condolence with keenness! and affittned Sisters. ‘.
the course of exchange, for which purpose his Ma- of their health," hut that they are not to receiVe One of•the elopements which leleir tete plume
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BRUSSELS. FEBRUARY 2. testy has himself made great sacrifices. His Mae t pay. Such a proclamation would be • contra- on the French coast, was conducted by thtmgelimill The Duke of Sussex ha. also been at Windsor ii. ..
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Condolesice with his Royal and affiicted Sisters. . ...-* ..
ty signifies further his intention f soon iambi • • • h sin ular address, The I. • d -gall..
We hove just seen an account from Cadiz, dated Jae: v g mon •to the troops, and imply their strength with g . ady
" her - I Jlis Royal Highness dined with Ow Priac --•°' .*".-
the 18th. The following is the most reinarkoble . Ordinance against smuggling Neal froudi on the
. Customs, which has been deferred only because his and the Kitio's timidity. The force of the in- deutial maid-servant, having learned that the Moe •-
vvediteeday. In the evenino 't is Rolfitt- -, 'l.'-•-•,r-o
band bed discovered the infidelity of his wife, ins- .
passage. '1 The insurrection is near its end, the
. ...' -• Avast!. had hoped it would not be necemmiy. rsu gents must be very considerable, when we con- tell Windsor for his -residence 1.1 the Kititt'vrtid mediately packed top their clothes and 'goadthe • -
join , ~. . • . n
Major-General of the Army has *hewn the grtateot
at Kerivington.
indignation against the mutineers. The troops • C OPEN IIAdX,III,I/1111U•101tii. sitter that they bare remained in undisputed pos. lover, who having lodged them in a ploce of •safety,
, The Lord Chamberlain left Windsor on V'Olues-
hare begun the blockade of the Isle of Leon, - The read is "rain Nieto, a tbiti.liavilig 04 is on session of the Isla de Leon for at least thirteen took shipping fur Dover awl awn elf to Laid" I
'Cy, after leaviug tint r .• of the laitioKstils id •.
sett the rebels will soon have no_ resource but to Wednesday, but in the night between Wednesday days, and so fair es the accounts hitherto received It was thence presumed that the tidies had precede
the charge of proper persons.
surrender. Every thing is perfectly tranquil at and Thursday, offer a violent storm of thunder and him mid accordingly pursuit was made in that
permit us to form an opinion upon the subject, their •' • • - The monrussng yesterday for the late Kiss ma
Cadiz, and business has resumed its usual course." lightning, the thaw ceased, and ibe cold "'hick we direction. It hies, however, been since ascertained. - _.. forbearance has been exem ler for t very general. Westminster Abbey and St. Paul
Au account of the 16th states, that part of have had for In weeks returned. In the Gieit'Belt py' lot even their that the lover, on his arrival its London, sold hie '
die giarrson of
Grenada had arrived at Cadiz, awl we now see lofty icebergs. Some persons think enemies accuse them of a went of discipline, or property in the funds, and returned full of cash Catheital were bung with block. sieither of these
organs were played, nor was there any shooing,
that other reinforcements were expected from the these icebergs intim been rent asunder front the ice a licentious exercise of their authority. and in disguiiie to her lad •sliowish wl I
j, p, lonl le pro-
interior. The marines of the fleet belonging to the at the Pole ; others. dirt they have been formed by The French Five per Cents. were 73 f. Cc. ; carded to
bf the churches and chapels were huh with black.
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expedition do duty together with the laud forces an accomulatiou of die ice in the Belt itself. Bank Stock 1,433 f. 75 e. their place of retreat hare proved unsuccessful.
At l'avistock Chapel, in Broadocourt, Drury-lane, •
and the city guard of Cadiz, which, in these crib- RIGA, JANU•itY 16. -
not only the pulpit, reading, and clerk's desk*, were
cal circuntstancer, has behaved in the most exem- On the 18th, we expect • very solemn and in- __-.......-
BRIGHTON, Fasausat '5. hang with block cloth, but also the complete front
glary manlier. teresting ceremony. The new Constitution of the Dutch and Hamburgli Mails have arrived with -....- of the galleries. mod the children of the female elm-
taus. JANUARY 22. Peasant., confirmed by his Majesty the Emperor p
* lepers to the 3d instaut. The state of the northern FAiMIONABLE ARRIVALS-Dowager Countess of Gail. city school attetsding the Chapel appeared in black
The *dorm and agitation excited in the whole containiug their emancipation from vassalage, will . ford, Lord Eardley, Lady J. Tewnsheisd. Sir G. Beetteleat ribbilitds. The sermon was preached by the Rev.
seas, from the intensity of the frost,. must excite me. ems, Mr. Bristow, Mr. Windsor. Mr. Tattoo Mose
monarchy by the insurrection of part of the expedi- be proclaimed on that day.' Mt. Bt.* cit the Minister of the Clutpel 'who took
limitary army begin to be allayed. This revolt is • • IRAMBURGII. JANUARY'! S. our fears for the safety of the discovery ships des- Wrench, Mr. liedwell, Mn. Denim, Ur. Polhill, Lad; Del- Isis . . '
Its Mr. Arnold, Miss Webb, Mrs. Herbert, Mr. Tree. Mr. text from ao!,, • • am• • 25-" 1 know that rat
purely military, but when au army is dot- The mild weather continues, hut the Elbe is still tined for the polar region. Immetise ice-bergs have Lewis, Mr. Yalpy, Mr, Metcalfe, Captain Bailey, kr. Bar- Redeemer lived'. 'ln 'intrusiaciog his subject, liar
obedient, and attempts to excite revolutions covered with ice.-(Haniburgis Papers, Jan. 28.) . recdhtly made their appearance off dee coast of nerd, Mr. Redmond, Mrs. O. Cave, Cert. Jervoise R.N.; Rev. Gentleman noticed the affliction of Mequon-
by arms. we must tremble at the misfortunes AMSTERDAM, FEBRUARY 2. Denmark, supposed to be fragments rent from Mr. L. '
Arabi* Caplets J. Keith N if S"Pliards 11.--; v. Be. try, and that it was little more that. twice tacit,.
which may result. It is now certain, and Cl. Our •papers are • unhappily filled with the most those, he.
months since 'we had to mourn for the Princes.,
to the north.-The Hamburgh Pa. ARRIVAL. AT TOE Cunt Tavaaw-Hois Mr. IE. ~.
pretence has too clearly proved, that our army agaicti„g accounts of themnpandleled damage done larger masses _
rdi
Sir
W.
a.,MARLOTTE, „non whom the country lent fixed
Abd , sad General Illeyriek. * • • refuses every expedition, the object of which is to by the sudden breaking up of the ice, and the over- pent contain a new regulatinn of the Customs, Ei
DrerYairruags-Big K d for ‘4" lai et 'at their horn in on extraordinary degree. Their kid
rR. Ville y, Immo e• re A es, ,
combat the Independents of Spanish America. It a ; of
nowaig our rivers. The water, however, begins published along with the new Russian Tariff, the and miss Bonham., for Helf-fitoon.eireet, Piccadilly i'Liesi..' ' iiow to mourn for an amiable p ' ,e mid a bekveil
would beitidolging a vain hope to persist iii thinking to subside. substance of which has been laid before our General Meyriek, be Cheltenham;- Lady lEalirlitly, for her Monarch. who could now my. as Job did after hi.
of sending to these countries troops so ill-disposed . lowa resideace ; Sir M. Nightiagale, fee Itiebosead; Sir G. ' ntn,,etto„,, 66 I know that my Redeemer livetb,"amot
and who might only increase the number of the -- . . -......._ readers. ..- . Berkeley, for Hest boast, Bergey, he,
from whet had been developed of the late. Kusa's •
enemies of the mother country. Under these cruel
. . , "t. rili'l.' I'l' Irl'i. Si-I Pl) IfiSS. • m
• 1.. The utmost dejection predominated here an • the chit Imight 1 1
racier, Ise say that he had only exchanged
eitcumstances it is not difficult to foresee thud these Mr. a.ROUGII•3I, on 'Moodily last. drew a check arrival of the first Bulletin, announcing the severe an earrldefot a hematite crown, and that he was now
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%sew disasters will double the strength of the lode. - on the banking-house of Messrs. Contra sod Co. indisposition of our beloved Patron and Kiiig.-
sin
ging the praises of Him who had redeemed him.
pendent.. America will therefore be lost to the
LONDON, for. 1001. "on account of the user of Etta- The rube/pent intelligent's hes somewhat abated
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• ...--,=====wows • . • . mother country, and perhaps this event. the results of LAND!" aa Parr agent, for the first time under that the general grief, but thellia*Pall" "alai still
which. are incalculable, are not far distant. Such, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1820. title.--(Sunday Piper.) exist.. .
~ - . _ i.: . • THE LATE DUKE OF KEJYT.
et least, is the public °pillion.
---...000ft..--- We understand that a select meeting took place We have been demoted by asset refit Pail mud
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(Court &reeler.)
FRANKFORT, JANUARY 28. Commoners, who . j
were so ouraing here. ••• The• .
•HIS MAJESTY. on Saturday. at the Mansion.house. of the friends Owing to the late time of the orders for the
A Prussian A ulic Counsellor arrived a few days ogo fashionable world hos entirely suspended its gaieties'. • - of the Lose MAYOR, to consider the propriety of funeral or the late lamented Duke of Kent, the tiro
at IVitzlar, coming from A vensburg ; he arrested. onentertainments
On Saturday and yesterday the Kayo's Palace in forming a Committee to arrange the preliminary and - • uarnents and decorations for the Sidle Coin and
• • ... consequence of orders from Berlin, the Director ..a.. .. ---- • -
Pali-mall ii.mait was crowded with all ranks and classes measures for securing Isis election is one of the Re. • urn, which are of the best and peculiar eons, most
of our Gynanasium, Dr. Snell. and Professor Sar-
of . _ .
.. Yesterdey divine service was performed at ' dm' •i, presentative, of the City. Sir CHARLES Pates, Sir o, i,-. of .hem being manufioctored for the ommain, end
',ergot's, anxiously inquiring often the state
turius. The papers of these two persous were se- JOHN Lusatoci. and shout thirty other persons of isCiarsegliee..' Pe11.7:11.11.% b._y 1/1, •8°,..v. r."211"' al‘hfregh every 'Polltittle exellitlii•''war *NW& lat
questered. The following day they were examined, of the health of their Sovereign; those who have cone.aerothme hipwohe_tetty.
.. attended ; who were ' and the nee. ur. M'AIIIRIL a..t.auss.
• Messrs. Balky and Saunders. the finishing of put. ..
and most of them returned. The gentlemen been prevented at Court leaving their names, and unanimous in arMiiisg- his Lordship to follow the The Duchess of GLOneereaft, accompanied by ti„--
ot on of the splendid and elegatit ornament.
still continue under arrest, and it is asserted that the public at large expressing their torongest de. recommendation of lies' friends in offering himself • his Highness the Duke, arrived on Tuesday not completed till Thursday night at their
they were in strict confinement, as u candidate. The CoOmmittee, we believe, wilt 'at Windsor Castle, with the intention of remaining
sires for his RI ...AJEITY'S welfare : they were rats- 'was
cabinet manufactory in Moutit.rareet. Grosvenor.
BERLIN, JAN. 23.
be its action iu gie Coarse of the week. -a fortnight with her afflicted sisters. The Doke square, and, in consequence, post-horses were It is affirmed that the composition of the two lied with the following *ports or bulletins of the .• The Commissioner, lithe Victualling Board are returned the same day to Bagshot. He has since obliged to he resorted to for the hearse to cotivey
Chambers of our future Represeutative Assembly state of the KING:-•••k„
to be increased by the addition of the Governor of -e" indisposed, and was visited on Friday and Ss- them to sidmouth. and with which they started
is how determined upon, after having undergone o The King's Palace, Pall.siall, February 5, 1640, the Naval turday by her Royal Highness the Duchess.-The Hospitals arflastar, near Portsamoth, early on Friday mearaieg. The travelling was ar.
successively several changes. According to the Half-past Eleven o' Clock, r ns. Doke of Sussex visited the Pat/masses en Wedo and at l'lymouth. Thiairran at, it is said, will ranged that the hearse with the state coffin and urn
project now adopted, the First Chamber will coo- as The King has had a good night : his Majesty not be accompanied by any additional mostosee to nesday.-The Duke and Podium of CLARENCS was to reach Sidmouth late on' Saturday night,
sist of the mediatised Princes and Comae, of the ! .
recovering. thee country. Captaiu GAIIIICIT, _Agglitissi., arrived at the Castle on Saturday. and remained when the interior coffins containing the temente of
alembers of the Council of State, and some per- ls
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.during the night.-We are happy to state, that the late Royal. Duke were to be placed in the slate
be ling depot at Deptford, leavening
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Under the present circuautonces there mill
Hospital .
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sons whom the King will name for life as lieredi•
f-ww”rrm• the health of the Patncessits and Duchess of the at Haslet, andf osier o the the coffin, except thou parts assigned fur the urn.
Lary; the
.Second Chamber will be composed of no evening Bulletin.
GLOUCMITCR has Clot materially suffered daring
Victualling Board, in the - Capt. Ca . The mate coffin, urn. &c. were us lye in what is
the.Depoties of the nobility, of the citizens, and of (signed) "HENRY HA LFORD,
:-. the hate calamitous events.
the posants (or former.). The prilicipsl clergy is WILLIAM KNItaITON, sod Capt. CREYKE; at Plqi.outle re_ . • called private state yesterday, for a short time, for
46 hIATTHE%Y JOHN TIERNEY." the other new Commit:inns ►id. J. robot, The body of the late lamented Duke of KIINT the inisabitmita of Wednioath, to whom the mock-be-
rm' the Deputies of the Universities serer sit in the
wr • was wrapped in white satin, end a laurel chaplet vouch-be-
seeds Capt. GARRET ' ford. .•- loved deceased Prince had endeared himself by his First Chamber.-.- ( Brussels Papers, February 4.) I, The King's Palace, Palaman, February 6, ill2o, head wreathed by the inournin
placed upon the , X exemplary, affable, and condescending manners, to
Mr. DowDZIWZLL M.P.,Moilinedebillete 'the
__-.....___ Half-past Eleven o'Clock, a. es. and afflicted Ducher. The remains of his Royal pay their last tribute of respect. This morning ll*
Chancery Bar. is asp 0 Masai is
DUTCH AND 11AMBURGH MAILS "The King continues better. 4 Highness were subsequeutly put in the leaden coffins solemn procesion is to be so' to move ft Sul
vice MI: CSIIIPSIILL, apromilled •40-pitier7,lr - i tik (bal ' '
- (Sigurd) " 11. iItLFORD, Accountant-General, tridd SWAMI' ' and enidered drown. mouth on its way towards auditor, escorted by a
BERLIN, J•NIU•RY 22. " W. KNIGHTON, Marquis and Marchioness 00610114 L LIS are ex- •; .purty of cowl-
ry end proceed to Bridport Chinch,
The important Ordinance respecting the public "M.J. TI F.RN EY." Wi are sorry to teem- t tits taterdas leas lest teal fa 'to tl • week from tl •
seat us Sfflk I it ' •
. . petted town in oesr
debt of the Prussian Monarchy. published in our From private sources we learn, that the inflam- one Lieutenant (R.P. H Rat), five MidshrPuiens tor the season. 1 To-morrow it is to proceed a.' Bland ford. where
Newspapers to-day, hits produced an extremely fa- motion has ceased, and that the wily ground of the Captain's Clerk, a teretityeten, by the fever The Earl of MaLms-nuar entertained a select • •
it is to be de salted in the church.
vourable effect ou the 'Change, as well as on the whirls prevailed at Bermuda whilst she lay there. party at dinner, yeaterday, at his house in Hill. Ott Wednesday it is to proceed from Blundford
apprellennion is the weakness necessarily consequent
public in general. The new Act of Part meat for compelling the street, Berkeley square. •to Salisbury, where it is ►too 'he deposited in tioe
aT. PETERSDURGH. JANUARY 12. upon the severity of the dinette, mod the wrests re- Bank to make payments - gold bets, at the rate • The second son of- an illustriotis Doke will 1,6* dierch-... • .
At the same time with the new Tariff, a new regu- sorted to for the purpose of alleviating it. of 811. the *ogee, coma/owed operatiou on Tues. shortly lea to the hymeneal altar the fair daughter ~
On Thursday it is to proceed from Salisbury
lotion of the Customs has also been published ;at is The porters at the gates of the Palace, and all day last. The public may be curious to learn ofa vreulthy Jeweller in Ilse west end of the town. to Basingstoke, where it is to be deposited in the
very long. All former Ordinances on the subject the what advantage, if any, hie been taken of' this I. The Lady is said, to be as rich is accomplishments church during that eight.
servant., appear Ist deep mourning.
are revoked, so far as they are not confirmed by gislative enactment, unless they yield to the more, Min mOtrey. On Friday •it• is to r proceed from Bombay/81okt
the present Decree. The imperial Decree states, natural expectation, that no person could be found A . •
mong the last arrivals at Bath •• ; • *asidatiseseesut of there being no church in the road
IVe believe that the days for the Royal funerals • , ....-
diet from the time that she kingdom of Poloud simple enough to purchaee gold of the Bask- at •• laird Bishop of Norwich, Lord E-O'llittai ' '- Is lit •Baddhilt it is to proceed on a long stage, sod vas united with the Russian empire, his Majesty's are not finally determined on. We forbear to the rate of Ste. the °once, when the market price I. A. Theneson, sir .I. %ad Lady Febowes; 1. I.- t ' "will taut filially halt till it reaches la : • •
care has been constantly directed to fumed the mention any of the various reports upon this sub- of bullion, as it could be obtained of the regular •lAaahriettet rirsitt• PY"116.4.1.1„......(kr""1 Akliiiiiikround'mat‘l4i... ar..k..t 15.1" . LAO at a late bow on Friday • . ' "ahem it
prosperity of both State., as far as trade and ma- ject. The t. sat the Castle are upon ■• prepare ton brokers, was more than 3s. lower. The experi- tus'iGele."l!- mt"Ta' -6-710-,47-- ' , --- -- - ---' • ' will bi scesieed by MOBlllis Beeler Simko,.
nufacturea are concerned, on the
,most complete meta, too. could not be de without some out, srlienCra ''''.•
• .1 Aut,tbeiuslasialobtunwhikwilrbetre caviare,
very extensive scale. The remains of his late MA. WI? BY tectaimix.ft-tim".
reciprocity of advantages between the subjects as the Act does not allow less than 60 ounces of .'"117"111; • micetchsous to decimate them, and every . possible
of both. Treaties had therefore been concluded with .aFrrir will lie iii state. Three rooms are fitting gold, to be claimed of the !fink, leaving -a loss on tultethe.r...ta` ----, ~. ,
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the. city of York ase oat asking the .„ ,
thie. inia re•Peithil *restoration will be made 4lar coo.
Austlia and Prin.*, &v. &c. l'he general prin. up foe this mournful solemnity. That in which each demand fur bullion tinware than 91. sterling. other h
?".,was
ue -kilted .hie VIM ,
dreadful,,,,„„ ducting theaemains of the illustriositpMsemige to
west her answered by .ho . elides for the optrellinn of this traffic in the Russian the Itiiyal body will be placed, will be hung with It is • fact, however, and has caused some amass-that ' • 'die Mktg tomb. -
sauntered about, played billeurrisia danced, and eat
custom.bouses are the following:-
I k e There will be a covered way from Ilse
I ment in the city, that three parcels, of 60 ounces L On the iodisposition of die Duke befog . • •
rawn." TI 'd Then raid the Best, ta My dear, fellow,
I. The effects of this Tariff extend to 011 sea and land ens. -"H.- " ' each, have been claimed in the course of the week. " known to Prince Leopold. that it was dinsylkiso,
- tern-houses mail carriers in 116161411•1111 Polard, except those grand esetrence of the Palace to St. George's
To the credit of the city, Et has been discovered let me tell you, that is a curaelllmer.'! • .1
I h It IH' h ha d Sid month thwith the
as (rya ig urn stene to i mou
,ions the Asiatic froutier, for winch there are separate Chapel-the present preparations in the interior that ►they e for th fefil ed of the town ! sere all e . n Norwich Theatre opesed on ffolordeY *email* ;
Tariffs.with The stay Body and The W.edittlerrock• 'Mr* j greatest speed. piosible,,.stiliere Ise faund the report .•
of the Chapel ■are the some as at the funeral of The following statement is more illustrative of had received but tug true as to the state of the
1. Tbe Tariff becomes iu force on the Ist of Janos, y, 1820.
HARLEY, from the Theatre Royel. Drury-lane,- he•• 3. Foreign merchandise imported into Russia in 1819, the QUEEN.-( Windsor Express.) the distressed state of the farming interest than any i *cite lipfol ' Dote, and in time to condole
, V London (oaths commetscement of an *internment , •
and for which the daises base 1101 bees paid by the Ist of arguments which can be add . d. In the his beloved sister, slider her great
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. year 10•140 Of four nights). performing the characters of Mar- • .4e4,141461P.
Jsimary, 1820, are to pay dons according to the Tariff of
1818. We understand that the report stating that the a gentleman says lie occupi hood, tie taxes tined.
AO and lick!.. On Moudity . the • mournful . en- .1 .... bereavement. reavement. After the dissolution
4. It is determined in the first part of the Ordiasoree.on Duke of YORK if to be succeeded in the office of year. inelud g rho v• a .
which' that
of the K t wee ..desth, necessarily , -.. ~ , Pripet Leopold supported and up, •
the sustains, what goods are snowed to be imported by this amounted to 220 r. which xer he wm onieutese to jailed the Theatre to be 10411
.heldbAs uly Billeted sister with the greatest chris•
Commander-in-Chief by the Duke of CAMBRIDGEC . ~:_ .
Tariff, and by what custom-houses aid carriers. discharge by the t the then prices, of 37 (pure . .
ge sale. lit
,flan. firtitisde. mad his Rapt Highness not toily
COURT •OF TRIFoLt....Thie A ' LATTER! FROII THE . , . .
5. Fur au articles of importation and exportation •• double !is mere speeulation. It is much more probable tern of wheat. In the last ydar, having party ' i participoted sod mapportrdeet under her penottal
Week continues to create mulch snootiest.. Facile.
duly is lob! paid; Srstpapou the weight, the measures,and the I ~,et ie the
event
of the removal of his Royal High- 95 acres of the same 104, mud without she 1 affitetions, but he •relieved her from all re spotrit-
uumber of thee goods; mid second, on the value according tu "' . • ties suds-as never before occurred to asty.osta mot rued em
every Ike principles especially laid dews in ibis Tariff. The duty is 1 nelts from that office, the business of it his taxes moulded to 3691. to .doi-
will l„ ro„,. P.ERTY TAK, . 1
.. lsea . -autl' managed. the ',bole
main Lady Wortley Montagu, were ornate y nillfpedad Hi ; sortie,,, !u_ rect. _ ,
char,* which according to te presesit prim', res. 10, Misr of these Letters, sad facilities sack as it is moat I 1 or her departure . from the scrag of anftetiOls
fixed in the Russian silver, even, bat in the casto,n houses I ,
i ducted. as formerly, by the Secretory at War, . ^ ' 4.
of
in the Kuuian empire, is so be paid is notes of the Raab 1 quired the sale of 143 quart wheat, , bk will not very soon 414 to aajther: It is a per- j *ad woe .to the Kin*. Palace at Kornsiag. •
..f the empire, at the fixed rate of exchange, which will "misted by the Quarter• Master and Adjutant-Ge. biography of Ilse Court of Tripoli, sad, while rtadia ! ton um bedlam tmotilialg with hi!, Hard
Meetings are couvened for thelauryinto e( for maw " earte,d_intu.ike midst or ii 3," nob! •
Ire publish's.' at the conclusiou of every year, fur the cake.
tieral. it is further reported that Loral PALMER- an Agricultural Association for The Westernmost- *ruse paws. yvret,awith Sowing robes sad herb:sal brows, •Iliettroall its ' hie_etrriega ; has Royoi* Highueas hung of the duties fur the ear following, with the exception
Willa tbok *levy missiblocare of tbe. Jut Princess
f iof p efojlll ors- ' STUN will retire On a 'tension soil an English of Kent, nod also to pet:allot) for an extension of aparldiag watt jewels; you recline en conches vs modes
.if linen, woollen, and leather mann ac urea r ii
Ityin, for which when they are plowed to be such, she duty I Prefer, and be succeeded in the War 0111. at by" time for the paying of ties flop Doty.. . Boors, tippled coffee, or drinking sherbet; lee listen to Atettaittiiiatas mad slap shim ,:•• return Prince
may he paid on the laud frontiers of Russia, in Massimo
M C• ‘V a. 4 • AlPetersfield market, on Wednesday last a the ripplitig of the foutain which plays is Itre midst of
* yuu ; and you seem to inflate their heroin* ineartee, or the Leopold Ilse cot only proved hi 1g a hesitant, but
• hubbend 110'41110**1140411. Rad a . ittht4 to the father-
iiiser, evert, to the Russian rastom.liouets, or the kingdom r• C. WY .r ••• . .
__.......___ petition to Parliament for the bstter efo- more refreshiog perfume of.their uraage, citrus, awe jam.. 1 . • ...._•_ . , . „aided
of Pulaud, the merchants have the opium of paying 11.•
sew par ng ~ Alp. aituntioao, a A- Ata iota •
We have .received Paris Papers of Wednesday tectioti au agriculture was mug : im.l), moo , woe gross,.
duty un all goods, either in Russian silver, tree, or in
si.ter sod nwtrt ;'the Wier flit: onti idisbaam • •
Bank 1141111, according to the rate of exchange alum pub- of Ike bkombero fir
and Thursday last, but they add little to their pre. ►respectably signed. by the rergeive- Aim. ttel.Pll PIJIT•L. E.g.-woe
.iirs, .
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lisped fur each year, or in Polish currency.
•A d occupiers of land who +t al'. : wi...jappOgie.;:agel . Lisa. Coy of fuscaln. has given to all the freemen 1° OW .Ivr an semi aa•fonitcarrokie.
G. Though by thisTariffa double duty is imposed, namely, viol* accounts reepecting the insurrection
in An /1.• ,
In die COWSe of the' ailiiiiisosk tilt Melte: that thought.proper to taste code, four.otrikettenelf. . i • • 4.
I.- , • I'. ....,.: ==exammantszama -; • - •
1111 import and a consumplionAuty, they shall bulb he paid lusia. Advice. from Spain, in regular course, were
. lures of iwersomi occtolliug owl? 30,000 . „ . and also to the auto old %Worn the runsvinastay. 1., Trish2llll• regiment mirctord ma Pr;diry hoist
at twee on the clearance of goods.
Ito arrive 1,1 Paris °II Thursday; so that SIMI, and also several PillabieS. ;:.. , , gall • Mat ,arilipoka. of tickets, delivered: ,aussuato-.• to tflyetWo lb- ll* ViridlialWllllllllllbilfy mad its ~- •
7. The &domino axed ow die owe is Sued by Mosindier coPreic"-
tables of imports for all.liqsail goods, -boiteflry probahl y the sleet impressione of the Paris Peptise other* calumeteel, •hmt . '.•• : • ' ' -- ''- ihbotstA ilia. •, -
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