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-T 10 •IIII!, at:1)110R or ".121-11': btiN; a SOCIETY ()F ANTIQUARIbS, SONIERNi:T-PLACE, tier; 1819, amounting in value to 70,142,521 l'eptr—" lite Courier sa\vs this The Couto.
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Jan. 31, 1820. dollars, which articles appear to have been ex- says that," &c. &c. But we add our content!,
SlR—When I undertoOk to pursue COBRETT's NT °TIC!: 15 HEREBY GIVEN, The!, in ..."1". 1 •
t , _l.ll ported to the following countries : , to that of the Putaiie for such despicable con ttj! is aei
et ear speculation with my incessant notice. I fly, consequence of the deeply-deplored DEMISE of bis Dollars. ~,. ,t),),„..
or Late Most Excellent MAJESTY, GEORGE 'IIIE THIRD, Great Ilitain
ir not engage to attend him through his every Nurn-
the MF:ETINGS of THIS SOCIETY are ADJOURNED France
:72'. ~ r,—He must not howl-, er think himself 11.1111 i•
until AFTER the FUNERAL of the KING. Spain 4,404,971 elude at present with ' i .
appealing to the can a4t-' •
".I', te
-• . . 9,999 3" dour and justice of our Countrymen in general ''‘4 -()Ftlie hat
es ee • r Ode, when he is only not worth answering. NICE]. CARLISLE, Sec. Netherlands
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Besides, lam in too good humour with his re _._. . . .
_Portugal
as well as to our Government, whether it is 1111- ...; :11"1"11 tli;
PoatercATtoN VIRGIN MARY.—Holiday at the Bank, Denmark and Norway
` .4. luctant testimony to the efficaciousness of the new
Exchecpter, East India, and South Sea Houses. sistent with the proper Freedom of the Press 039: it: •ille 'wigs
. Russia, Prti,sia, Swetien, Ilanse 'Fowns, and
.. L.aws, iii the anger which he manifests against ____.,,,me..-- ti se
Ports of Germany
4.RRATLII4.-111 the Letter signed "A Barro:g," in THE SUS
74,886 a British Journal:—" if ever a Mooaren, by his .•-• let•sY. tits
t •-. 1 alaveys calculate the depth of the Cu'cut China
of Ye'stettlay—For " s)mptomata diaeutiel," read ilia-
by the howl of the cur. All other Countries
trilica. outrageous, ungratettl, and onlawftil coeduct, . t slut,
—........
TENAX. —rm.—;,.
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..... 50,976,838. merited
NIAII.S. the indignation of his Siabjects, it is ttae eta '
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AMRIVEIi--1 Dtilitill, a Waterford. (Front a Boston Parr of the 4th Jan.) 1:
one who at present wields the Sceptre of Speiti." ~,,ke eel
FOR Tll E SUN. Due—t Waterford, 2 Gotteuhurgh, 2 Hamburgh. A Letter from Washington to a Gentleman in i" .ire hil
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—.......5am---- --......-- . A more impudent profanation of the needom ;ft' Isles. w.
HIGH WATER Al' LONDoN BRIDGE To•MORROW. New York states, that a spirit appears tobe res-
.:: )F.ATH OF II [S LATE NIAJESTY, AND SUCCESSION %horning, t 9 minutes after 4. I Evening, 44 minutes after 4. of the Press never, we believe, appeared in a Bri- ."'• tustteu
ing both in and out of Congress, against the .' teat' di, ..Pla
It- OF HIS SON, GEORGE W __,
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-Army, and that although the Secretary of War tish Journal. It is a gross insult to a Sovereign ia•. •!)listal.„
Mn. EDITOR--tale present appears a particular
,Ti LE Sli-N had much improved the subordinates ystent of re- with whom we arc in amicable alliance ; it is e s C
direct incitement to his People to rebellimi. Aild . le *,/e 'ea
st, -pork for the exercise of political endeavours iu •
• sponsibility in the details of the service, and
.... itrd Government, Laws,
soaem QUIs DicEßt yAi.sum A uDEAT ? what right has this audacious Journalist to exalt ,ellYiliet„r
support of our estatitis
adopted other salutary measures in the correction
'a. ins Constitution-, which ere still menaced by ee-
.. LONDON, of abuses, still it would not be a matter of sur- himself into an arbiter upon the conduct of it .• 'llaie,'
.tts.t] i .'lla
' soilents with unabated ardour and onsiihtlited
sat • Sovereign, and the sentiments of his People ? ,f
ea, rancour. I had lone felt a disposition ets ettempt WEDAESI).II7, FEBRU.IIiY2. 1820. prise, should the present Congress strike offtboth
He confesses his ignorance of the present state s..a. ','t i
Ai _ Major-Generals, and alt their paraphernalia of
aty, some resistance against the daring and artful en- e-i•------- —Le • ftq'neß
4. HIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH. Staff, and all the Brigadiers but one, who should of affairs in Spain, ai to a mutiny which ta •Sine lee
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deavours which were made during the ReGeNcY, ,p,.
It affords us the most heartfelt pleasure to be be required to reside at the seat of Government ; is generally understood to have arisen merely t:-:, see eera,a
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.S.; to ituderinine the coufialence ut his subjects, and
able to publish the following favourable Bulletin it is said, there is not a Colonel's command 'iti the to a reluctance to proceed on a foreign Ex- It4'
:::o shake the stability of the '!'prune; but from a r.f., •• !
e tespeetiug the KiNG's Heetithe which was issiteal nation except on the Missouri. pedition, and which mutiny was evidently, no! t '•
zee onvietion of superior talents in others, 1 have , e a
at half-past twelve o'clock to-day : (Front 'lke New York Paper of the 1011: Jan.) coantenanced by "the universal Spanish Na 7` •11
iitserto yielded the taik.
,Itupressed, however,
" CARLTON PALACE, FEBRUARY 2. HOUSE O} REPRESENTATIVES, JANUARY 4. tion, since the Rebels soon bsgan to disperse ;' - 'tktee
eitia a conviction thatt he who CA 11 promote pith-
" The KING continues rather better. The in- On. the motion of Mr. OVERSTRBET. it was themselves, and to return to their loyalty, walla. ;',. ' al.:11'1611i
s:': ;c gteid by personal effort, is bound, from national - bast tit
, flaintnritiOn in His NIAJESTY'S Chest is dimi- resolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury he their Leaders were adopting every means • tes.
.. he
fi _. ilie
5..‘,. :my, so to Apply himself, I would willingly assist,
wished. directed to .inform the House, what reduction, in escape from their Country, to avoid the justice of - , I'siattr,
s leisure and avocation, iii,iy allow, in elides- . " HENRY HALFORD, :;till jlf,
his opinion, it will make in the revenue, if the the Law, and yet he decides Rs boldly as'if he had tithe ' s
noting to stein the tide of prejudice, too long " WILLIAM KNIGHTON, :--, itt
importation of Cotton and Woollen maoufactures the fullest knowledge. The Representative of the a
i'ie edited
0 " MATTHEW"VIERNEY." „ re
e- ill continually fed by the numerous inletaofcor- and Iron he prohibited, and in what manner the Nlonarch of Spain has " borne his faculties so :; "'retro
, In addition to the above Bulletin, we can state
en opt and insidious streams, which, if not diverted, t • dla '1
deficit in the revenue may be supplied, should such meekly.' tvhile he has been Here, that he may per, aa ~:o el
from private and authentic information, that his
e. 4 nay over-run the healthy boundaries prescribed ei, lan
'Cuplohibition be made. lisps treat the above infartious LAtel upon hip e: ;et
MAJBsTY has a favourable night, and is better i ;.;iy Ii
44 ..y leeitimete title, and deluge those beauties On the motion of Mr. CANNON, resolved, That KING, from an anonymous Detainer, with silent e • •hent„
.es,* 'round us which the hand of Time has nearly this day.„ ,p,, tv
the Committee, on the Militia, be appointed to contempt, as unworthy of lila entice; but i' • S 44. be t
it, erotioht to perfection. The following was left at our Office at a late lle I
inquire into the expediency of iMproVingebe orga- lie felt it as more suitable to the diguiry of bit, - •• ' ,ao '
,* In estimating the value of that powerful me- hour this day, but we have considerable doubts of I ' 4'S•re 1
nization and, discipline of the Militia of the United Character, aril his duty to his Sovereign, te a ' ', .• t
4,7 t• ,nan, lite Liberty of the Press", %cilia gives ex- its truth ~..._
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~• ' States.—Resolved, That a Committee be appointed make an appeal to our Government on the oc- . ' Air e 1
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trei- ton to sentiment, and circulates wholesome Extract of a Letter from Gibraltar, dated 13th January.
to inqiiire into the expediency of providing by casion, it might tend to involve both Countries ' ' se sla
44 .itformation to the ignoraut or ensnared, Bud in " Within the lan few days a complete RevOlu• : ::hum,'l'; 1
Law, for the further encouragement of Native in disputes, which, if they did Hot lead to more ; , •„a
1' .isserting its privileges, by freely commenting on tion has broken out in Spain. Cadiz was taken
I' American Citizens and Seamen engaged in the serious dangers, would unavoidably lessen the • -."tte•
•.. ethers, S shall cheerfully submit to a like scrutiny, possession of by the Revolutionists, without any whale Fisheries. • - NliS s'
respect that Sovereigns owe to each other, het! 's S. •."stri
::- if, through the benign influence of your 1 espect- opposition ; and Seville, it is supposed, will join --.........aDamm......7 Ti ,
operate as a national injury. Such is the Freedom ~ "l in Je •
„I. able Paper, I shall be cot ounlgett to proceed tar- the sanle party. All communication is cut off We noticed on Monday last the rumour that an
of the Press for which The Morning Chronicle si ',„ ' Zlia.iiih'
le ,het, ill political discussions beteafter. between this and Cadiz, by the KlNG's party, who immediate Dissolution of Parliament •was to take ' ae so , eno
clamorously contends, and which it seems in- ' '
,tape
On
. ,•. On the pertasel of the PoiT ahe Cosbett, seater- are very few in number." place, and expressed our conviction that all such
dined to abuse against its own Government, since, ell
h
in an Address to the Public this day, it professes ;
...tan!, '
at la P„ epti a
i. !Ay evening, I was moat forcib), struck with the -s' Reports must be merely founded on conjecture.
, The Paris Papers of Sunday last, which were '
K. Italic distinctive statement of the time described indeed, it would be absurd to suppose that the • „ • t oce
due this morning, have not arrived. its entire confidence in the judgment,,integrity. e a 41165 e
~3l' is the duration of our late Keg's Reign. It is intention of such an important measure should, so •'e Fa 1
aiss t __...„...—_ and independence of a Middlesex Jury," and its t . '4 7,art
'1„. xpreesly therein said, that Ile ditd iu the fifty- New York and Philadelphia Papers, to the Iltb soon_ after the death of our late venerable Mu- conviction "that they will ever distinguish be- 's
' " Thei
'. ,econd year of his rei3n. No school-boy can lieve of January, art ived this mottling •: nareb, have found its way into a common News- t
wilful
and
ween n guilt accidental oversight," ilre ii„,e i
e' •,ead this without detecting the error and despis- (Front The New York Paper If the Bth Jan.) paper, and particularly in one so hostile to Go- ss -ea !ewe.
are persuaded, notwithstanding all the arts of ; lari,let
ti, the fallacy. The statement might have been I' Rohl Sr. Doetteloo.—The Norfolk Herald, of vernment as The Morning Chronicle. We
Faction to delude them, that such distinctions e Vsstt
et te
itts inadvertent and unintentional, but it is not less the 3d inst., mentions, that advices from this refer our Readers, in our Extracts from the ,t q KEN
will always be made by a Jury of good men, not
• t eittrue, and is entitled, therefore, to observation Island, of a late date, announce that the under- LONDON JOURNALS, to a paragraph, which ap- only in Middlesex, but in all parts of the United ;` ‘sailltilti
Kingdom; but this deprecation of The Morning ' '111:"Iie :
.'' i‘,ll correction. Cau it be imagined that any standing between the two Chiefs, Ctattirroesta 'reared in The Morning Post of this day, in con-
e., - ...otli
(.4 Efitor of a public vehicle purporting to be a and BOYER, has become so friendly that an inter- firmation of our own opinion, as that Paper is Chronicle seems intended to bespeak in filmic '' '" deep
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- Newspaper would insin;late that the latter years course with neutral vessels may be carried oil be- known to have more authentic intelligence onGs
lenity for " wilful guilt," not " accidental over- it
.w'- • Atiter.
''.l't ef our Sovereign, under the Regency, constituted tweets their respective pot ts without molestation. matters of domestic policy, than any other in sight," or involuntary error. t. erue, es,
Ile parr of his reign ? And if it is not meant to be A vessel from the United States •
may touch at any town—a tribute of confidence and preference pro- ____......asesee--- et, eat
. • , , Vatic} 1
', io insinuated, how is the mistatement to be re- port within the dominions of CnetsToena; enter, perly pit! to it for its zealous, consistent, and DOVER, FES. I.—To-day, at noon, Mintee- r :
Irti I),
..Y ,:oncileil I Are the. Italics indicative of error, or sell her cargo, and clear for any port, within the persevering Loyalty, guns were fired from our Heights, answe,ing to e - I"'Stae
ee _..........ea55eee-- • et The
ne derneustrative of insult ? Let Mr. CORBETT' ex. dominions of BoyEE, without molestation. the number of years of his late MAJESTY ;it being • -•ti
' ,; 04 Q
it is very likely that they will be heard : aititlae -
plain 'lilt, or let me hope some of your enlight- Faote PRNSULA.—An officer in the United Notwithstanding the positive contradiction a still day, fie et
". ..tied Correspondents will clear up the mystery. States Army, now in the vicinity of Pensula, in- which we gave exelusively, and from the best in France on the opposite shore. The mild sits- ' .. "-ts. tt
~Preiniit
~ Other observations appear in the Nocturnal forms his friend in Boston, that the Spanish Go- authority, on Monday last, to the report that caster of liiiMAJESTY rendered him match beloved' a se.,
e II 1 0 il
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by the Loyal Inhabitants of Dover, who deeply ''e owe
' ati l'osT, with reference to the alleged affectation of vernier is erecting new works near the Buraneas, Cadiz had fallen into the hands- of the Insurgents!
'' 1" i iose who pay that due homage io the worth of a with great zeal, that every men in the garrison is a denial WhiCh was confirmed by the French Pa- , ;Ilia
revere his memory. The monrning ie expected to ma
"S'' a ter,
a revered King, whose virtues will be extolled when employed, the Governor himself setting the ex. pers of the following day, The Morning Chronicle be very general. Messengers have been dispatched , :
:, vi,
i''''' tges have passed away like the days before the ample, but that whilst every exertion is making perseveres in expressing its doubts on the occa- to announce the demise of his MAJESTY to the ,•it tie
e,. "tie ,s
• ' Fluod. The press of public concerns fast rising to put the city in the best state of defence, the sion. This obstinacy in defending false reports Foreign Courts.—The late severe frost has been .. :.
.nd,rnO
4•::. i may realonehly excite a belief that The Chronicle succeeded by mild weather: The passage agailt : '"4;: i'dne)en
at. before your view forbid my occupying more space ,Spanish Authorities treat the Americans who
e• has added to those reports, as well as propagating begins to become more brisk than it has been for f ''' t.sti, ,
is your valuable columns at present ; but I can- visit the piece with the utmost respect. r itiit (211
-,, lot conclude without expressing detestation for From the severity of the snow storm which them with eagerness, The following passage in some time past. , 1 1 Mai
Sse. he studied attempt made to violate all decent commenced yesterday morning, and continued to that Paper to-day shews at least what its feelings
RADICAL ESRUALITY. Wroe's Manchester Ob- • ,711 a
: ,eel public respect, by pronouncing, as I consider a late hour in the night, we apprehend much in- and wishes are, andconsequently how little reliance
server, after noticing the death of the Duke of: ..."•at'nt
he Paper alluded to did yesterday, that the jury to vessels below, and on our coast ; two yes- ought to be placed in any of the representations
KENT, and speaking of his Royal Highness in the 1 ‘ di."'
loa , Sr, a
' s mounting is not general, though black is gene- sell, however, the British November Packet, and which it may make on the subject :—" Though
most slighting manner, says, that as the wave . re S'./,' ile';',.
a- rally worn. . the brig Hero, Captain EDGAR, in 15 days from (says The, Chronicle), it has been asserted so to levels all distinctions, he will be duly recorded in e.' ele
. li 16, iii,
Yours, Bermuda, came op this morning, and furnished 'peatedly, and from so many quarters, that Cadiz t L"
,
Feb. 1, IS2O. A PITTITE. the Obituary of that' Pisper.—We beg our Readers Atte A.,
~
• had sturendered to the Constitutionalists, we ex-
no other accounts of dannige than that the letter to observe the manner in whili this is done:— ' k '•,Fe'pted
y,„ A WORD TO MR. CORBETT, IN KINDNESS.—Be- lost her anchor and cables in the night. pressed our fears that the circumstance was not a JII,STy
DEATHS. I ; LI
.1. . fore he ventures to hope for the general attention coNGitiasa.—SENATE DEc. , -29. true."—Here it is evident that the Writer. is slit-• , i "at
Napoleon, son of Mr. Fitton, Reformer, of this town. e ~ - 'A d
S'''', which a Public Print may be expected to seek for Estimates of Government Expenses for the posed to rely upon his own opinions and shallow At. Sidniouth, Devonshire, Edward Duke of Kent, fourth ': 1 ;0(1),
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. and solicit, let bine consult good Dictionaries and ensuing year, transmitted to Congress. conjectures, rather than to reports from many gear- son of his Majesty.
1- ! Lair
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1.-' ' better Grammars for the application of the words , 'Treasury Department. ters. it is strange, however, that he should be so All comment is needless on this miscreant and ';... ~ sf rite
Sin—l have the honour to transmit herewith, incredulous as to the successes of Rebels; We vailgar malignity. Its wretched blackheartea :"s
"'no
'.; egoity and egotism.
for the information of Mlle House of Represents- should rather have supposed that be would give Author is beneath reprobation. But it shews ilits i4Br.ttto
;'l'' Carlton-house, being now the residence of a -tives, an Estimate of the Appropriations, prepared eager credit to them. He adds—" We have still temper of that infamous set, tkie Radical Ile S• 1 t• sttee,
sto King, is nu longer a ptivate mansion, but a for the year IS2O, amounting to 15,417,553. to learn how the revolt in Andalosia has operated formers. ' 7 ixtUr
Nte• Palace. .—.....in5irr0w....--,-- r ' , ' "aster
,:4. • 1 have the honour to be, Sir, on the other provinces, and, indeed, so far we are
P's EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY OF Tli II BATH MAIL. Yesterday, at two o'clock, the Duke of Yolts '•• .-:
'stir
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Your most obedient Servant,
N. outlay night thel3sth mail et ash drew up to the in the dark with regard to the, very move- and the LORD CHAMB gilt-AIN, accompauied 13Y ; 11.1 r
e
~ Gloucester Coffee-house, in Piccadilly, as is ens- JOSEPH NOURSE. rnents ►of the contending Parties in the vicinity Nile Mesx, arrived at Windsor, when the 1,0011 *. •L "dt•s ,
4". ,omary, when the man employed at that Coach- COMMERCIAL.
of Catliz."—No, Sir, you cannot be in the CHAMBERLAIN took charge of the Bode of the de 'S
'hese,
es etEce, known by the name of the Runner, set EXPORTS FROM THIS US:ITR!) STATE'S. ceased KING. The Doctors who attended his We ~, .) ,
dark, unless you chose to shut 'our eyei, because MesesTv dio.ing his long allintion and Woes!' t . s'tvatt
-.. obout packing the precis belonging to the pas. Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, ,
•!esSe sengers and others, directed to go by that mail ; 4 you cannot hear to look on truth. You bad were assembled upon the occH.lon, when we 0" ra , 4,1(1 re
transmitting a statement of the Exports from the . . , .
t' ►hlcting that he coiald tog pack-a lira; e hand box, dersteed the Body of the late KING waS WrApir'' I.; - vvls ai
certam inform on the subject from our . , - , ~ , 84, . ..--, IA vv
,_;
•C• there not bring room for it, betook it back again United States during one year, ending on the 30111 wan cloths, strongly prepArett watt wax, .• .y • GK
lit'l nto the office ;he relented again to the mail Paper on Monday, to which you alluded as front They continued assembled till four o'clock. I -•;''''alt,.
September, 1819 :
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tratei :030, and when he opened the door, he found " Tieasnry Drpartment, Dec. 17. '' an Evening Paper," wit limit mentioning THE IH P. REGALIA Oreica in the Tower, was clogic(: .' .i roles
~. -. ne other door had been opened, and li ft so : lie ~the intelligence of the deatin°' s t 'lid •S
SIR—I have the honour to transmit here- SUN, for which mean ociissialit yon were des- itli'll,edim,elYl 11"), _ . „; •,, :,c, i„ '
*,- mediately missed a parcel, which proved to con- . our Idle t;raCiOtlS i'...loVeieigl). Iv e Were silipri, , .
~ .sr.
with a sTatement of E,Kpor!s from the United Pised by minty of your Readers, who see with dis- at, the Armottries lit the Royal Fur.ress, heir, 5 ',l g. ~,.
''' in B ink notes to the amount of 14,0001, belong-
f... n• to the Devizes Barik.—(Morning Paper ) Stites dialing theivear" entliue the 30 h Sewell]. ' cost y,-- '' , (~-,1•,,,, with enwher Eveni, e still kept open.
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