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London, England, 1825-12-13 00:00:00

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"nstitutional Ad‘i...ers. Foreign aid has
Icl'tea
ttl 'Pen sought for by _political partits in
,11!3e kingdoms, but has been as, often defeat-
luid, let the Catholics remember, that
licordiug to Saint WILLIAM COBEETT, CaILIO-
C Ilnglaud united, in the days of ErazAntYrn,
4illth.
tw:r it Protestant banner, to expel the Catholic
iii°ll, because supported by Foreign Powers ;
eq
ranch rather would Protestant England
444 .
the days of GEORGE 11r. to prevent
iv-introductiod of Catholicism, under similar
411 Pie„.

FRANKFORT, DEC. 5.
great,chano;es which sometimes take place among the
nets
in 1. uroPc sometimes affdrd a key to the politics of
kty 43: ' and it is not surprising that people are at this moment
'4l4ll,4l'neive to what takes place in the higher branches of the
•of different governments. Prussia has now at
the• of its War Department Field Marshal Greistnou,
call whO w h
as cief of the staff of the PrusSian army in
,and lfls. of whom it was said at that time he was Gene-
'44! the* (pc.r7-3 of that army, and Blucher Getieral of the
Iter 1.18. 'fire Kintr of Prussia has also appointed. Mtn
jllini-
or Foreign A:Fairs, a nomination which perfectly shows
Itraract,,r of the Prussian Government.
Rep,;,'nstria the celebrated Count Bellegarde chief of he war
14 `anent who during the Imperial Government-in=; France
tc'te;°7l ellar',~ed with that immense burden has beednllowed
t.et)."• , and-his successor is the. Prince of Hohenlohe flechin-
‘4;7llo is to be an intimate friend of Prince Megernicli.
ifp„est)e.eially exercises the sagacity of observers is the feinoval-
N,:,,'nne Esterhazy from London to Paris,'andhia bekngspe-f
bY Coudt Apponey, who has been long at Rorne, and
±t44tely sent 'by- Prinee.Metternich on a mission to Naph,s.
(,aileites surprise that Prince Esterhazy, who is fond of Lon-
tt,,t' 4nd enjoys faVour of George IV., and .who has enrich
ecl hiinself to retain the Embassy at London, should hg
th;l(.,i)kl to give up the
.post which he prefers. It is affirnted
tey. 4,in,ce Metternich feels the necessity of. leaving at Paris a..
did f'n,T)iernan who being very opulent, might live on a splen-
S Ll,ng andbeini, initiated in the diplomacy of the Britsh.ca/
Ateeo':'-'lf4l:t on occasion be employed between .London aaal Paris.
tterts„. Count Apponey, he unites all the -qualificationcof a
Oid-111 Nobleman and an experienced Statesman ; he enjoys,
4") the friendship of the Cardinal, Secretary of State at
Keit:' and may thus interfere with effect in the affairs of the
"de-%,;.'" in Ireland, in which Leo XII. is said to have solicited
~,itut-tl,)l3ort of Austria. This latter circumstance explains how
~,441 APponey, after being employed in secondary, Missions,
14tt, ten raised at once to the first Embassy in Europe. In
aikhAusiria could not find a..peison better calcidated to fill
tilt ;, Post.. •in delicate circumstances, and at a moment when
Altrra'iY of Rome acts such a ghat part the diplomacy of
lhola
• 4°l)e.
4th531:37.13,Am, DEC. 9.—Exchange on London, 40.; two

elated
for
PORTER -BREwEns,,We have seen it
fOr some time past in several of the public
hr~."B that a party of Capitalists had determined
l'renuutneneing a large concern in the above trade
010111 purpose of opposing the existing monopoly,
tied from the immense consumption of the article,
of ,Present price, the knon ledge and influence

individuals, no 'doubt could be enter.
of the- success of the. undertaking, and
nettif any thing would jus:ify a coin-
-I)'wlY it would •be in the manufacture of a
4erage of great importance to the poorer classes
11)"(loy,ii, hen capital to any extent could be ern.
hp-Ye.(.15 and if properly arranged, the greater the
144'her of persons interested the more they could
4fit the establishment. . We well recollect it
.171'‘'ith these views that the Golden-laneßrewery
fait commenced with a capital of 350,0001. and
tif:the purpose of securing space for a business
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magnitude nearly 200,000/.,was expended
their Freehold Brewery, strange to say, from
(411:," with which w-e are unacquainted, the valuetil4l4'se shares have remained for some years in
414114:ice current list,. stationary at SE. the 50/.
th- ic'l- the go/. lt.is worthy of remark, that at
prie"tiloblic meeting of the Golden-trite Pro-
mit was stated' that they were anxious to
Ni°l)t"
improved management, enlarged capital,
IncrPased trade ; surely there must then be a
41(1. for an advantageous speculation.

• Ro,''-`ala I...OTTINGII.AII arrived yesterday, at the
fr:eigti Office in Downing-street,withdispatches
-5
P•
,44ord Strangford, at St. Petershurgh.
``,*•c`tract of a letter from Jalapa, datecfOct.4:
de 1.47"1Y news I can give you is, that the Castle of St. Juan
,I 4t 11`x`, so 10n,,,n held by the Spaniards, -opposite Vera Cruz,
wi likely to yield, and that very soon, as the time is gone
tets, Ihe,ll the ilaual supplies were thrown in, and a 'greater naval
kekii,,i°ekades the place than all the Spanish ships in these seas
034-4,3ibly centend with. Proposals have already been made
3111 ift.,7overnor o'f the castle, but they were, I believe, rejected;
L'eclt
,ue Mexicans continue to refuse to come to terms, in six
t'etien ul two months at farthest the garrison must yield at dis.
ver„ • The country is perfectly quiet at present, and has
-it i•Pearance of being completely settled."
10'1 It Es EN T ATIVE PEERAGE .OF IRELAND:
flol votesityi.Lo
:.—Lord Farnham, 40 ; Lord Mountcashel, 37 ;
Lord Farnham,_ 3. Peers whet voted yesterday
• Alounteashel :—The Earl of Moira and Viscount
'hez;`°n• Lord Farnham has got no vote since Tuesday last.
are 26 Peers yet to vote.—(Dublin Register,
3uer, •
„c°ltiniercialletter, dated Saint Petersburgh, 12th Novem-
• -IY-'—The navigation closed at Archangel on the 25th of
flab}e,,_e.g month. On the whole, trade had been carriedt.
With considerable briskness this year. The export o
'0(14,..5.. 155,333 poods—of tallow 114,309 poods—of iron 44,197
ILterit, and of linseed 73,053 poods. In the most southern
co °f the FmPire the harvest this year had turned out
Asothluetive that the 'rice of grain had fallen very low.-3
411 arklianht% from' the Ukraine speak of the weather as being re-
-1;41447 rnild : here in Saint Petersburgh we have been de-
y faith rain for the last three or four weeks, accompanied
keklful gales of wind from the westward.
in
e°lt Dl SG (IA CEFUL and INIQUITOUS AFFAIR
t in this
Advertiser of Saturday last) . was brought to
tllat sllB City on Friday morning last, when 1 was discover-
,3lka 1.,0„ Isaac Robson who, for the last six or seven years,
IlePree'tel",,e_ted one of the Principalscho.ols in Durham, had, on
t,`;ing evening, deserted his wife and six children (the
• riled with
years old and the youngest three months), anti
bt-ue,h. sotillethr the d.sughter of a respectable. tradesman. Three of
I, 3 of the unfortunate victim of
.his
.seduction were
fiettin nobson' s^hool and through this circumstance- he
e nn, ,
%t an unfrequent visitor at the house of their fa.ther.
k- °I, wou./ I there, of course, occur, when lie might,
i?ttile4tie,llsPicion pt.tosecute his unhallowed suit, and that he
thht:klanself of'tli-"in there can now be no doubt; for certain it
h'etlia;"a3.Parti"- qt-iiqed their respective homes on Thursday
.tBt 'abozit the same time, and that persons
et, their description were traced first to Chestersle-
Ivartis fc''ere they took a cluise for Newcastle, and after. 7-1
l'at,Y °,11:11 the latter place to llexhani, probably on their.
ill the western coast to take shipping for America.—
'hoi htst,ress thus inflicted on tha wife and family of Robson,
11 e 'eft Penn less and on the parents of the partner of
• /41,111illit, may be 'better imagined. than described:-but the
°I the man (and sorry are we to speak thus of a person
tautaolfb,-,ut few'da ago looked upon as a reipectableinha-
• h Durham) does not end here, for he had taken in' all
Proved themselves his best friends, some of them to a
traza -°‘-ult, and has left behind him considerable debts due
ilia Nlee.teaOn and others, who were induced frona his seeming
hou ility to give him credit to an almost unlimited. extent.
efs4 than Was entered by bailiffs on Saturday morning, and no
;‘-ec%-•° eleven different persons were in possession of his
-"htlte .I,IY on that day. A subscription has been opened by
arnnaan individuals.. for the immediate relief of Mrs.
aUhßcribo. her children, and nearly 601. has been already
3, a
re of „
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I" we are going to press we hear that a
,st 4ve 1,,t
ery alarming description is raging in the Liberty. Morning
kr Saturday.)
tWn • ttoTHscumn's clerk who absconded with
'ltehons of francs in his possession, has been
• nded within 10 miles of Paris,