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London, England, 1817-12-29 00:00:00

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the first Chamber Of-the Tribunal. de Pr-nh,r- I n-
statice, of the of the Seine-, M. Di pin
was'lteard far. the D..ke M. 'f ripier is to he :ie.Ard
in eight days on be,.alf of the Sienr
present prof>rietor of the Theatre FrAiietits: ,
On the. 22d, the Cour Royale ot• Dottai
.tare
j.idgment
,on the case of M'atAbrettil. It d!-Adecl,
that even in
.admitting- that Nlatthrehil.bad te,eivett
at :parttime to seize= the jewels carried ~,Fr by !he
tionily of.litionaparte at his ,first he
Mill remained ehargtql with ,htoivg r*-Ae? 84,000
francs in gold. 111 c9t/iiegileitce Court declared
i 'elf com;,etent. The adjottntedrci
the 2'd of Match, t eroi.sitvl e.ty evs
iihr..aßii,were to bring forward f..., it ..47:itnessot,
per• .;eitt.s.—WeLitte.sday. 64 f,

ADDiii:>t:ES OF ONDOL,:..NCE.

OX-1.:;,..-_c.-26.

The following Addre;4 cit Ci;iutol-coce of
Llaiv,rsity Erlighitcss the
00 the lamented (kat h of 'her
oess the Pi iitccss CHARImfiTE, ha's heen ntost• gra-
einn.sly rucei%,tli •
To his Royal Highness the Prince Regent.
IVe, his Maje,!v's on,st tlutttnl an,t :oval
,objects, the Chancellor, Nlasters, and S.•koi;irs
of the Upiversity of Oxfortl,l;onent th4r pe-;
ciicutustances of the present int.lauc;ioly
oc-
casion preclude us trout awaiting 0411 s, Ives of the
•,(,enstorned and. honourable distinction of perso-
nal access to the Throne, which we have enjoyed:.
nod, r the favour of his ALijesty and his Royal
Predecessors;

" But we humbly.intreat that we may be per.'
Mitted to submit in this manner (as best suited to'
the feelings oof your Royal Highness under so,
heavy, a calamity) the dutiful flip' ession of our,
heartfelt grief on the death of a.Ptinress, who
was alike.endeared to us by ber.persoMtl- virtues;
and by the. relation in which she stood to your;
Royal Highness:
"It is impos:sible that we ,should trot, under
all. Circumstances, mourn over the loss of 4ny
Member of a Family to which we are intteined
for the preservation of Our Civil and Ifeligions
Liberties ; 'but' that tosi is now doubly afflie.ting,
Oren the visitation is also of a nature to wound
your Royal Highneses.paternal Jeelings.,
We•do.notiresurne to suggest cOnsideratimik
of duty,. or topic's of consolation ; :but we cannot
forbear to express the hOpe that it,Wilf afford re-+
lief to your Royal Highness to reflect, that the
Hand which has afflicted you is the Haw! of Pro.
vidence ; and that although the illnstrions object
Of our 'egret has been stumnot,ed from this scene
'orprobation too soon forour wishes, and tor the
happiness of your Royal Highness, she-yet' was
spared until her private virtnes br dconciiiutc tt.the
love of the whOte Nat ion, and until her character
was so far developed as toitistify the universal ex.
pectation at future greatness.
" We indulge, 00, the InrthFr hope that it wilt
alleviate the grief of your Royal Highness io wit-
ness the unanimity with which all ranks of our
fellow subjects press torward to pay the tribute of
.their sorrow to the- memory of our departv: Prin-
cess; and to tender, at the same time, the homage
,of their condolence.

" And while on this sad occasion, we mingle
our tears with the ►ears of the cowi!! y, permit =us
to offer •he renewed deernrattons of ,our attach-
ment to your Royal Highness's Pero Family,
and .Goveromeot ; which we ackno;sviedge ti, be
he source of the greatest puidie and private bless-
ings, and to which ►:e feel ourselves unalterably
hound by every. tte of loyalty, affect ion, and'
gratitode.

" Given at our Lionise of Convncatiom, under
one Common Seal, this I I th day of December, in
the year of otn Lord 1817."