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7741RSDAY, NOVEMBER l9, 1818.

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I-1 ier - ae hour this day we received the Paris
1,.“ .!.-% I. Sund.sy and Monday last. The fol-
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te extracts
c l'Alits, Nov. 16.—The King yesterday re-
e,ved
ea. , the Am ors, Ministers, bassad ithoal„ &c.Marshals,
Hno'ius 'rite !Juke de Chartres, the Duke de Ne-
bili:) and another Child (a daughter) of the
i,t of Orleans, are ill with the scarlet fever.
`ii theishe
homeward march of the Prussian troops
'lle ;i j)ellartment of the Meuse commenced on
Le Hi th
ill4tant ;they will have 24thquitted France by
4, The _
)), ti,e d Dilhe (11Angouleme will return to Paris
Sets s'iY for opening the Session of the Chaco-
„es,'"'.l (Aoother
Journal says, his Royal High-
' A;1,1-, let"ro on the 13th December.)
:ork,t
dritinerlsieur yesterday visited the Grand Duke
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pinisit ile buke de Richelieu is not expected at
4,
Ti
iii the 25th instant.
e retirement of Talma is certain.

kturday..

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of 41145. -LA-CHAPELLE, Nov, JO. ,el, . i'l will set out in five or s —The Emperor
I ' r4otii . ix days fur thus-
-11146 I
I, "'lied by the King of Prussia. His
1 l'lu, 4 4ieSty will return about the 20th. The
. ret,,r
hill 11i,
•Ot Anstria will set out in a few clays to
Thet;')'lsort at Munich.
"'l'oey Act which arranges the exchanges of
i'''s3ia ;:i'll'i demarcation of frontiers between
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the aoll "I' Netherlands was, it is said, signed
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-arices
lilt. It is understood that Prussia
'4
n tiikt,o the Meuse, and that the Netherlands
l'il ti l'i:itile of Luxemburg, part of Eisel,
lief the bilci
art„, 'Y of Cleves, with the exception of
-,55 (if ,--,
I lit" k-ieldreS.
"tt, 44111'''I' I\T"' 3 —The Ems is to be render-
r-illiet"1)-C fr°lll Hulte to Salzbergen, on the
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4 AtTAtrr
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ii"si4 i,,, ' Nov. 9.--The Empress Consort of
et / returned from Bruchsal to Carlsrulie.
ni„ .
0, !ern:o 1,,,..
k'ist c 'utesty will soon be joined by her
r'Hsore.
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At,
A ti,t." 14'
ir°li'r, Nov. 10.—The Diet has refer-
tfo
of t.,,
th
retOls S
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Westphalia to the derision of the
cliatistria and the King of Prussia."
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ii 6.441 taken from the Morning Papers
,14,,„ . r ley c(4,,,1i ' •
c4tl neter,
„in . it, which may ill..strate the
I. iti tt
in"nifest the virtues, of our departed
' We .
(s:'^Pert 0 'vgret to find that, in some of those
.'"eil, whorl were illiberal, and, we are per-
,ll liel,
curllroilly fallacious censures, on some parts
, t\''ktto
~, uct• Never did her MAJESTY Caine
111:140t totitiny State affairs, but when the unfor-
ilit„ 44'0 of her Royal Comort rendered
1r , Apciair;
, Per,
,It "Or) k I°ll an act of positive duty as well as
it, ai „fre .
wti, vveni,l
Justly have subjected her to the sus-
vl'i 1, tkl wanti
tti c•ai, ne that tenderness and anxiety
1416., .
Pet..
ipy situation demanded. She then
the ',lilt,
_u, 1 .
. It,j,tiujii 3 0 bitted to every regulation which
4' tl,„ 'of th
,:it.l ,4 t):, e Legislature had prescribed.
til,;tl" Ivi,i(711111141Yie? that natural and amiable et.)l.i-
-tilt
r'fittion__.ght be expected from a dutiful
rti.2B:l4alatin:sTe `life, and, in conforming to
threat
leer art pt
Prescribed
, , she acted with the
tenderness and assiduity. As
t)vt ; Wealth,
Itir 'Or) the 1110 St extravagant reports
t'll Prevaikd
''vii, ' Ik'ill be , • Her Property, we are as-
' Pti,,te4t, I°alitl to be inconsiderable. Site
() ttio, but h,
,Ot
tril "till . avaricious, and her heart
e,, spa „ °Pen as day .
.'lO. 'Jar to melting charity:'
I, INt l'htlest
‘l,,e, e het.
Ille Zeal, in thus presuming to
"I,tti) tbay 1, 41"rY from posthumous in'alevo-
\, ‘tt e Sil,, ,
11'1.1. stater I "Se'l to have a selfi,h bias
i;, ii.ii iv hat I, .„ -
t 1.,,,, iv hat
.4e et ItIAJEsTy was constantly
i 'l),ll"it'tid we c St
-1N from the origin of the
..., '4 1vi,e1:2,4 truly assert that she always
-•-,.--.,. hY any accident, she was pre—
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vented from receiving it at the expected time ; and
on such occasions it was necessary to state parti-
cularly the cause of the failure or delay. His
MAJESTY also was the nicron of this Paper
from its origin, and had one distinctly sent
to himself. We have the satisfaction of re-
flecting, that, without losing sight of the rights of
the people, which our revered Monarch was al-
ways as anxious to support as he was to main-
tain the just Prerogative of the Crown, the cha-
racter of our Paper was not found to be unworthy
of such distinguished patronage.

The Morning Chronicle has made a very lame
attempt this day to palliate its false and infamous
account of the arrest of GOURGAUD, and, to help
out its contemptible failure, after holding forth
yesterday a formidable threat, to-day, like the
mountain in labour, it has brought forth a mouse,
in the shape of a Correspondent who signs him-
self GLYNN. The Chronicle, for itself, says that
on this occasion it " took up the cause of justice
and humanity," and stated " the harsh treatment
of General GOURGAUD as reported by eye-wit-
nesses." If so, those eye-witnesses reported what
they knew to be falsehoods. The General op-
posed the officers in their duty wid► the utmost
violence ; and, with the folly and imbecility
of a child, called upon the spectators to
assist him in violating the Laws of the Coun-
try. The Officer• suffered severely in the attempt
to secure him, and they acted only in self-defer re,
and a firm discharge of their duty. Mr. GLYNN,
the fictitioos Correspondent of The Chronicle, in
justification of the General, who exclaimed that
the Officers attempted to rob and murder hint,
wisely leaves the charge of murder out of the
question, and alleges, that in the seizure of his
papers he was robbed. So that a Government is
not allowed to seize papers which it has reason to
suspect of a treasonable tendency ! ! The Chro-
nicle boasts that it was once a strong opponent of
BUONAPARTE, and, for proof, refers to its own for-
gotten Columns. But, if it really was so, it has
since endeavoured to make ample atonement, by
the most exaggerated eulogies on his talents,
and still more, by a persevering- support of those
principles by which he was enabled to usurp a
Throne, and to become the Oppressor of Man-
kind.

SUDDEN DRAT!' or ALDERMAN GOODBEHERE.—
AboOt five o'clock yesterday aftertumn, Alderman
GOODIU:HERE returned to his house, Chiva-ter-
race, Lambeth, in app ,rent good Itt,ilti), to dress,
as he was going out to d.nner. and he immediately
went up stairs. Soon atter the servant heard a
violent noise, as if something heavy had fallen,
she immediately ran up, and found her master
lying on the floor quite dead. It is supposed that
be died in an apoplectic fit. Alderman Goon-
BEHERE bad been for nearly thirty years a cistin.
gnished Member of the Corporation of London,
and represented the Wlrd of Ctienp. It is ~nders-
tood that THOMAS WILSON, Esq. the new Mem-
ber for the City, will be invited to fill up the va-
cancy thus occasioned, for the Ward of Cheap.
Mr. GOODBEHERE has left a widow and a son, his
only child, about twenty years of age, who is a
Member of the University of Cambridge.

His Royal Highness the PitiNcE REGENT had a
select party to dinner, last Monday, at Carlton-
House, in the middle of which an express ar-
rived front Kew, communicating the dangerous
state of the late lamented QUEEN; when his
Royal Highness immediately dispatched a Mes-
senger to the Duke of YORK; and they, without
the least delay, sat off on their visit to their a!-
Aieted Parent.

Yesterday morning the Earl of LIVERPOOL had
an audience of the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton.

House.

The Doke of Norfolk, as Hereditary Earl Mar-
shal of England, came to town yesterday, to is-
sue• the customary recommendation for a General
Mourning, to commence on Sunday next.
The Royal Academy has been closed, on occa-
sion of the QUEEN'S decease ; it is supposed, that
the drawing of the Lottery will be postponed, as
it Was on a former melancholy occasion.
Lord ELLENISOROUGH, we are happy to hear,
was somewhat better last night.

Mr. CONANT, die Son of Sir NATHANIEL, SHt for
the first time since his new' appointment, at Marl_
borongh-street Police-011ice, yesterday, vice BUR-
HOWES.

A very exaggerated account of what took place
at the Charter-House ou Monday has been pub-
lished. We can now state with confidence, that
order was perfectly restored within an hour from
the commencement of the affair.— (Mor:ring Post.)
There is at present in the garden of Mr. STE-
PHEN KEMBLB, at the Grove, near Durham, a
Laburnum tree in full blow.

PHILLIPS, the singer, is about to return from
his musical tour to America, where such is the
state of music, that he was obliged constantly to
drill the orchestras, to render the performers ca-
pable of accompanying his songs. lINcLEDotsr was
treqliently obliged to sing his ballads without any
accompaniment whatever.
A young child, a few weeks old, swaddled in
mean clothing, was lately found exposed in Perth.
IVitb some difficulty, a nurse was procured for
it by the Kirk Session ; but such was the lot of
ibis little innocent, that its new protectress
had scarcely entered upon her charge when
site was taken suddenly ill, and died nu-
seen. Next morning, the child was found
lying on the arm of its lifeless nurse, and was
soon after provided with another. The unnatu-
ral mother has not been discovered.