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- - were maturing, and the public expected messages from the candidates have partaken of the suffrages of the assembly-- theta! let our word of order be -" Long live Polaad, free
plucv, (iv S; .) KS AT TWO O'CLOCK. and independent !-Long live the country!"
tbrone, and announcements of various kinds.
• .., c : t Ct.ns. 801 4 I per Ct. 1828, 991 1 the Duke of NEMOURS, the Duke of LeucitTENIEUG, and
the Archduke ChARLES. The Duke of NEMOURS has A private letter from Warsaw, of the 25th Janua 1
- see. t. r Ace. 801 1 r ow, Ann. Jan. 11160, 17 3-16 I In the Lords, a petition presented by Lord KING against informs us that on the evening of the 24th, the Diet deereer-e'l pAI
• 1 I ..r ''. n•. 'ad. 811 1 1 Ohl bAnnuities - New, been elected King of the Belgians-that is to say,
k 1 it !.., ... leis, 901 £lOOO Each. Bilb 33 34 the Tythe System, drew some explanations from the Bench of the absolute independence of Poland, and the fall of the election
) 3' 1,, f't 1:,t1 901 i .C.-sito Ditto 33 31 Soveieign of the whole Nation, by a simple majority
Bishops, as to the feelings of the Church ; and we are grad- of one take ! This Election, which, from the number Russian Dynasty.-Gazette d'Augsbourg. by *el
r I ::. i-er Cent. NL..s, $l4 i I £lOO and £2OO Do. 33 34*ousel b
i ' PUBLIC CO3IPANIES. fied in being able to state, that some genkml principle of of suffrages which formed it, is strictly legal ;is The Gazette of Berlin publbhes the following extract eewss-,.1
but Mill
itl.t::k Stock, 201 i 2/ 2 i Regent's. £lB 10eI.
commutation is likely to originate with thg Church itself, made according
.to parliamentary and constitutional rules.- of a commercial letter frera Warsaw dated Jan. 26.-1 n
the sitting of yesteiday the Diet declared unanituotid‘ the mania
thins Stock, 'lrish Grand Canal, £92 fle 241 as well as stronger measures to repress the offensive system merle,
that supreme law of representative govern-
maim.
India Banda, 14 15 ' Forth and Clyde, £625 The
men has pronounced. That decision is, in its fora:
! throne of Poland vacant. By the latest news from the acted t 4
' * London Dock., £59 to. Lie. and Man. Railway, £l9O Of pluralities. sheltered from criticism ;it is according to the rules of all frontiers, hostilities have not yet commenced. The Polish to piaci
St. Catherine's. 4.75 los Cromford, £45 An immense number of petitions were presented to the deliberative assemblies; and it is not for France to contest the Del
City Gas, £l9O Albion Fire, £7stroops arc placed en echelon from Prague unto Brzesc and
Bank of Scotland, £167 ; Alliance, £8 5s Commons, their titles read, and the documents, as usual, putrights of a choice spring-
the legality of the result, and the
is .
Kellen. All is tranquil at present. Since the proclamation The
British Linen, £250 ; County, £4O in the bag under the table. ing from scrutiny. She knows that it national sove- of Marshal Diebitacb, they have replaced the white cockade, catkin.
Grand Junction, £2,13 i Bolanos Mines, £l5O reignty, represented by Parliamentary legitimacy, which by the tri-colouted cockade. Art.
Leeds. t.:395 1 Steam navigation, //is. £6 151 A debate arose on Mr. PouLETT THOMPSON'S presump- -
gives Belgium the Prince who must govern in the name of • ordinal:
BERLIN, J ear. 29.-The Princes of the Royal Eatnik
FOREIGN STOCKS. tion in reducing the duty on Mullis, without the sanction of liberty and of the laws. This right is too welllaw for
have been travelling in the Eastern parts of the Prussian stitutie
Br.zilian, for Acct. Si. Chilian. 6 per Ct. IS. Danish 3 per Cent, parliament-during which two speeches of Mr. SADLER, founded to be denied: the difficulty then is not there.-
se. Greek, 26 1. Peruvian, 141. Russian, 93. Spanish, 17 5 a.Monarchy. Baron Humboldt arrived here to-day from Paris. Art.
Spanish. 1823,1:5t. Prussian, 951. Irish Three per Cents, gel. and one of Mr. ATTWOOD, merit special attention. ave But the nomination of the National Congress is an act mission
u-LiCh ought not to have been accomplished, by a single vote CITY, ONE O'CLOCK. Vaterut
STAPLES OF BRITISH COM3IERCE• seem to have had a surfeit of Free Trade without reciprocity, .Consols, which left off yesterday at 8011 for the account, of Pub
Carlos (Liv.)--Sea Island, 11i1 Cars-(92g.; A. 9 to XIS. of a majority :of this the Congress cannot be ignorant.-and to be in clinger of being wholly destroyed by theoretical opened at 801 i, and at present they are 80a, with a steady Thom
. to 20d ;N. Orleam, 61d to BJ. Husas-Butts,2od to 23(1; Buenos In choosing. a Prince out of Belgium, notwithstanding thenumb
; Wool, (Lon.)- Saxony prima, 33 Ayres (A.) 9tl to 101 d. State-doctors. wish well known of the government to which this Prince market. .
The speculators are now looking towaals ea. of the
to ss; Austrian prima,its toes; Correa-4am. middling, £2 Its Budget which is to make its appearance on Friday next,
Mr. Cu aTEIS gave notice of a motion to repeal the belongs, by his birth and rank, the Congress has made a , Lamm]
4 SegoVia, 2s od to es ed ; South to £3 3s; Dem. and Berhhe,therefore the operations in the Funds will rather be confired or Cep
.
Down, IS to 13 ; Blanket, 7co 9. XII 8s to £4 2s; Moan, £3 3s MALT D UTI es-a proof that relief in that way is not choice subordinate to the consent of foreigners. In taking s. C
SILK, thrown-Pledmout White, to £6 101. law of t and
with King, a minor, submitted by the na are .by love, until that period. In the Foreign Market little doing as yet.
meditated by Ministers. What they do intend slum.
Two Lisbon Mails have arrived; the first sailed on the
27s to 435; yellow slack, 24s to Tea-Baca, Is lid to is 0(1; to paternal advice and experience, the Congress must know
.secrets
27s ; Modena raw, Its to 161; Coogou, mid. 2s 2d to lis 94 ; regard to taxation is, however, likely to be known on Fri- that, for the wish of the majority to be realized, there -.uust 28. h Jan. and the second the 30th Jan. It is supposed by Ano
Bengal, los Gi to 15s; China, Hymn, mid. 4,3 d to 4. 6d.
13s 6d to 17s. Burres-Cork, day, when Lord A
£4 14s to £4161;
LTHORPE announces an expos* on the be not only the acceptance of the Prince, but the ratification
• the latter cotning two days after the first, it may have the cot
of Par
i FLas-Rip, £52; Antwerp, £5O Dutch, £4 los. subject of Finance. of the King his father. The Congress would then -en the brought some communication of importance, but nothin!!
causes
1‘; to £65. Cisme-Cheshire, old, .05 104 toleul as yet trolls fired.
chances of an acceptance ,
or a refusal - the majority has de- Le P which
it lam-Pip, £4 10s Od to £4 15. ; £3 181; &Glo'ster.£2 to £2 Ile. Mr. O'GORMAN MAHON gave notice of a motion to-day,
cided. It is for the King of the French, as father of the King Letter from Riga and St. Petersburgh in the French orders
Bars, £6 is Od to Xii los od ; Tam.ow-Russia yel. 5. 6d ;on the all-important subject of Ireland; and if opposed, we attend
- aPneers by the mail this morning state, that the prohibition
• v Swedish. £l3 to 113 10s. White, .E 2 7s 3d.named, to confirm or annul this decision, in pronouncing rensair
t Correa-£s7 to £BB Os; South Rtes-Ca a, roan 14s Od to 191; hope he will press his questions to a division ;for in this stateof wheat in out of the coon is not true • and that a
upon the offers to his son. Will Louis Pgilippe accept for go g . trY . . by the
Amer. £72 to £72 101. Bengal, 13. Ad to 1716 d. of that portentous nascent struggle, the votes ought to stand the young Prince ? That is the question. The will of the _ .
great deal of that article has been furnished on account of
LEAD-Bars, £l3 15s to £l4. Susas-255 lid per cwt.foreigners. The letters also add, that the troops are =eel:- Pei
Tiu-Mocks, £3 15s. Sat rtILD Fes 7.-Beef, 41 Od on record. We do not believe that the party called Tory majority is then submitted to a personal will. P. S.- in final,
I. &OAS-Lamps, large, £3 3s Od to 46 61; Mutton, 41 2.1 to would have pursued the course of that called Whig ; and, 1
I understand this evening, in a mauve manner, that the leing .
. -- ing towards the frontiers of Poland, and the soldiers are
;midi'
to £3 4s Od ; Powder, fine, 4. 84; Veal, 5s Od to 6s Od ; has not accepted the throne of Belgium for his son the Duke furnished with masks of cloth. The weather being severe expert
we are right, Mr. MAHON will be likely to place the Minis- at 22 degrees cold.
£3 16s to £4 61 Od ; emis!, Pork, 4s 2,41 to 4s 04. of Nemours.-Jou 1 des Debuts. Prole
....d to £1 4s; Jamaica, VAKK-LANS, Frs. 7.-Wheat, tem in a minority. We still think that Lord ANGLESEY PARIS, FEB. 5, ELEVEN O'CLOCK AT NIGHT.-We c , . CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. Ingle.
1, fine, £3 Is to £3 31. 66s to 84s ; Barley, 421 to 50s ;foreign continue steady at 80i i for the account. la the that u
/ TOBACCO-Maryland, aid to Std. Oats, 22s to 345. ought to be recalled ;and we lament that our favourite Mi- understand, in a positive manner, that the King • has judged
market Spanish bonds have rather improved. In A u
Virginia, 6to 6 ; Cuba. 15 to 18. Gazerts AVERAOS. Fn. 4.- misters have, by some mistake, brought the country into such proper to refuse the crown of Belgium for his son. othe
Ozt-Flor. £1 Is Od half chest ; Wheat, 71s ad • Barley, 411 8d; The election of the Duke of Nemours at the second turn of other securities little doing. one ri
a dilemma.
Linseed, £8 Os Od per cwt; Oats, 25s Od; ikons, stis Od. It I
the scrutiny, and with the majority of only a single voice, THE KING'S COURT.
Pale Rap, £1 10s. Bowman hisiasev, Fat 7.-Rent' Mr. HUNT'S motion, in behalf of a GENERAL Atari ESTY yrL b
Baasoy....Bordeaus, Si to 3s Id. hh, £8 Si to £l4 Os; Farnham has not, we are assured, presented to Louis Philippe suffi- -.se- Akti
Rum-Jant. (14) 2s 3d to 21 5d ; £l4 Os to £lB Os• to the distressed and despairing agriculturists who broke the cient proofs of agreement amongst the Belgan.s, to admit of 1 BRIGHTON. Fee 7. franc
n the pew of the Palace Chapel yesterday with their on th
• . Deer (10 a2O) 23 to Sts Ed. COAL EICSAYAIt, Fits. 7.-Hest peace, has raised hopes in the public that the Ministry will a hope that a young Prince, still a minor, would give to MAJESTIES,
: WMICILY, His 91 to Ils. Wall's End, 3610 d to 36, 6d;waAJESTIES, were the Landgmvine of HESSE HOMBURG,
•yield to the general wishes, and combine respect ford strength which is required to
GOMA, TA Gil to ES 9d. other sorts, 2850 d to 355 od. a now
state,
the
appearanceend
besides, thatacceptance Duke and Ducks. of CUMBERLAND, the two Princes
consolidate it. We are assured . el Ci
Pour-Good, £35 to £4O. SMITH/7EI.D HAT M•ILECT, FIB. humanity with sound policy. No one would have wonderedGEORGE Of CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDGE, the Duke of
i seemay-Goad, £25 to £4O. 8.-Hay, £8 131 to £4 10s, of the Ki would occasion a general war. Without doubt, D . King
1 • Mamma-Lon. P. £3O to £4O. Straw, £1 es to .CI 16s. if the Wellington administration had issued such speciallN ONSHI RE, and the Marchioness of ELY, who has WC- 111111
k 1 such an event • babland they notwanting
is probable, e, ey are
COUNTRY MARKETS. commissions, because the riots took place in contradiction of those who would cause the accession to the throne of the young .-. eat
1 i Wheat ; Barley 1 Oats. I Beam. Peas. uctIELN.
. - Prince to become the signal ; and who would attribute the II
. Imperial Quarter. •---..--....-Tho body of the Chapel was crowded by the Nobility and
s. s s. s. s. s. s. B. : S. E. tress," &c. But that their political opponents, who had interruption of the general peace to the ambition of the fa- saes
Families of fashion. eta'
i Norw ich.
Yarmouth
Per load of 40 bush
17360364756 3° 40 41 4° 3° insisted so largely on the severity of the distress, and whose luny'
i 74 82 38 45 24 30 38 ao 38 41judge
.. eloquent speeches had been read by the despairing people, Good citizens, true Frenchmen, those who do not
lightly, will appreciate these truly Royal thoughts,
these patriotic sentiments, of which it would be difiicult to After the Service, their MAJESTIES, accompanied by the
Duchess of Cum BERLAN D, with weather tolerably favour- gins
its a
coni
! , Uxbridge . XI6 £22 ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• - " should, as their first act, send forth the vengeance of able, Wok a carriage airing. The two young Princes, with read
--. per quarter --36462634 • • • • ••• find an equivalent in the history of modern times. the Tutors, walked out. The Duke of Cu MBERLAWI44was the
Lewes, ....ditto 177 Set 27 44 23 29 ... • • ..• offended
law, certainly excited very great surprise. It is The extraordinary courier, who took the refusal of also a pedestrian in public. 20t1
Warminster
A Devises, Feb. 3.....1 - - 28 43 .. ... 22 Si3l .•Before the Chapel Service his MAJESTY honoured Cap-
s that the event would occupy, this day, the Chamber • dee
• •, Newbury, Feb 3. .... 65 82 34 46 22 34 38 48 36 42 change of administration bad afforded a remote chance of tam WOOLMER with an audience. den
Reading .l 64 80 30 42 18 31 - ... .. of Deputies. This was an error ; because every body The following left names at the Palace on Saturday and so t
Salisbury
Basingstoke - smooth after the wind abates, and could it be expected that the right to dispose of his children. Now, is the yesterday :- , in 1
Windsor . 58 59 --21 22 - ... ... a • Sir T.Hisyss, Rev. J. W. Hayes, Lady Lyndhurst, Ills IL Rseroft
Romford, Feb. 3. ... 70 66 38 46 26 30 34 46 38 48 the Passions so roused would be suddenly appeased ? But, refusal of the Ki definitive ? The general move- Lady liwypogoe, Bishop of Ely, Mrs. and Miss Rev. H. ass au
I.: • enthusiasm, which Ma& Fautoll, Bari of Pan fret, Bir F. S . Wood and Mrs. den
Winchester .... 71 2d 35 Od 25 - ... ... ••• in fact, it was so ; for in the long interval between the meat which will burst in Belgium-that den
Chelmsford .. 64 80 44 48 24 31 34 38 35 48 . had run over the Belgian Provinces like an electric shock- sad Mss. Magna% 11=e, Rev. Dr. Hooker, (hem ), Colonel
inoof those ill-advised commissions, and the commence- (from Ltwal, VimeAdadral C. Howler, 71,,,
• HemelHenipstead, 44 50 ----2226 27 30 leul--0 that solemn deputation which brought to the Palais Royal aVI en B. ow,„y, gee. le G. sad Mei, clan gem Lem),
. -..-..... per quart ... .. 40 47 24 30 ... ... .. .. moot of the legal campaign, the country had acquired a constitutional crown on the part of a free people-the sym- Mr. Mu and Mies Meer% Oslo* Mts. and llies Gore Langton, dap
Aylesbury, per load .817 £2l - - - - ••• ••• • •
----. per quart .• ..36422428M 44 38 42 comparative state of repose. • But if, after some half &nen Why of France...all these circumstances united-will there _
Obt C. sad Lady Danvllls, Caked Blake, Mr. and the Honourable
47
desperadoes had been tried, and punished with 12 months' not be submited a modification to the all • the Massideness of Wellesley, Eat . wis
Ors o'Ciacs.-Therm. 40; Baron. 51.50. Wind North-West. de Hassli,2llll= Mrs. C. Mn. T.
Royal resolution ? It
usnwitrzokFrigg:illiv
dm,
virabeww ( Chalt
Weather, mild -Cory's, 181, Strand. imprisonment, all the others had been set at liberty on their is a question which we cannot . solve. We can only report a p
- own rectignizances, or even under security, the purpose and liberty.- Ogees' snit Mss.
upon this point-the love of the King for the French people MIMI Park), Mr. sad lbs. E. Ihnlibed .lerinsiese, ba
At 1
Desuseen. ils. end Mrs. C. Daily. Mr. Ku. and Miss Whinesse,
for Ay -Le Constitutionnel.
ir H E EVENING STAR. would have been answered, and the sensibilities of the public -* ourah p is • Coked sad Mss, larsek Misr sad Mu. Palmier Nam Die- PH,
t LONDON. Our wishes have been heard fav ly. nee tin- team mr.ene Loy Sarah Bayley, the mhos Bel___lbk mom
would not have been wounded. No one expected to hear of umphant. The French Cabinet has formally refused the intson, Ma* and the Hag.
judgment of death and transportation being recorded against crown of Belgium, offered to the Duke of Nemours. Ilreaners,
Yes- Lord and lady Teyabma MI:e:11 IM= Mr. Glom is
sal
-..........---wood, Hai. H. &lOW Ha. 0.8. lei Mrs. Vases, Ma. and Miss at
1 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. men by hundreds ; and to behold lists of not less than Nix a terday the 4th, the Council was assembled at half-pasteight useuxiisesi nod... mvs. and won via_ los 3.
in the morning ; they reflected on the fall of two francs, me. Lord sad lady feesez.ceielet7, ("sped. to
to
, --00.-...... HUNDRED persons subjected to capital and destructive pu- which had taken place en the 3d ; they calculated the tuna Timm misisext, ix., own J. F. Gummi= Mu
We have, just as our Paper was going to press, received niehmente. We wish to make no odious comparisons, nor number ►Sparshet, eft-, in
of suffrages which would probably consummate the CL!tlsine:Lertsh Bliss._ ~,tid Mifech**.
German Papers, containing advices from St. Petemburgh tothe Misses Par. on
, to say one word offensive to those who appeared to forget election of the young King; they explained the vexation h7:fee:l7:67piLiZt: Mr. '"" useteeleasteed W. Jou, pl
the 19th of January, and Warsaw to the 25th, confirmatory historical events often quoted with pain; but we heartily which the English Ambaseadot bad manifested in the eve- Owen Pub% LPL Resr.Adatkel lir H. Cemehell, Lieut. a i
merely of what we have already in our columns regarding thn refusal to ratify the late Protocol • they sena.Celomal briny, Ms. C. Event, Mr. Coln, Admiral Sotheby,
wish that a Whig administration had not made itself the sae. fling, °P°ll -- • Led Gimp mimeo,. an
is
Leiner* Lady Merybesonsb and Miss Bavt,
the declaration of Polish independence. examined more attentively than formerly, the numerous it
cutioner of the WELLINGTON ; and we still hope that Minis- interests which this demi_re.usion would compromise, without end the M. C.iiii.-111141.
We have an article from Berlin of the 26th January, withei
1 tees, from respect to the liberal principles of Whiggiaw, and • the moral interests which it had in view to serve ; 11° Royal DlaaarD,,,,miakninalaws were-ah
1 as account of the visit of the Duke do MORTEMART to the The Dke et the Earl and Oman. of Belfast, Viz
to public opinion, will forthwith arrest the execution of these at least they acknowledged that the majority which, in the noun sad lady Orietay ami Led aid Lady aseyhereneb and Miss
.
Emperor NICHOLAS. It appears he has expressed in the sentences• and magnanimously restore the unhappy offenders country, alone gives confidence, credit, enthusiasm, and =1
ad
en r'Drsne: Aim41* Doke Di'ins:lem. 111:4',%liberaLbert' tt
strongest terms the pacific intention of the French Govern- to their families and country. strength ; and the majority which, in the Chambers, alone wood. Mu. Jerringnan, and the Coast and Centess linesta. CJ
meat, and their determination not to interfere. --ems-- votes
levies and subsidies, wore agreed t° avoid 'vier not The Duke of COMIIIILAND returned on Saturday. ni
•
If we were to credit the Allgemeine. Zeitung, disupion and
confusion are increasing every day in Poland.
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andof From
the
La
Until it be known for certain, whether the nomination of trial
the Duke de NEmouas is, or is not, to be absolutely and
unalterably rejected, which some still doubt, it is difficult to
and the Dublin Papers we learn that Mr. O'Cow NELL, to
other traverser., as they are designated in the Courts
Les, have applied to withdraw their demurrers and go to
. On Saturday the application was argued before the provoke it. They thus thoogis be
o'clock, at the close of the Council, a
eels, curying the formal refstsal of
in the name of the Duke of Nemours tier
COG of
the Crown it, and at
cowries left for two
Bras- Lord
rived ALI
wn of Belgium, Three
and of his father.-
It was time; for at four o'clock the Telegragt announced SNARL
'red and joined s and the Hon. Major
0
the royal suite on Saturday.
o'clock, p. in.-The Duke of
the Palace to return to Londonat eleven
of At this time their M AiIIITIRS We
Court by Mr. WALLACE, en the part of Mr. O'ConnaLL ; the election of the King of the Belgians, with a majority cirri airing bar •
b the
ATTORNEY-GENERAL in opposition to the sp- one VOWS. The ministry have then at least liniment of G. KirriLL, st-
CUMBEELAND left
o'clock this morning.
pursuing their mai
The Duke of Davoirsazar, Lord and Lady M• RY BO- t i
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tl
b
u
4ti
ts
I
a
I 111' reason on the aspect of continental affairs. If the crown be
accepted, then we can be at no loss to nuderstand the bug- plication. The Court had not heard all the Counsel, nor having advanced by two
.houre the refusal of.
,_, come to a decision On the subject, at the date of the huit in- softest word) ......ire this new an affront.
Who can figure the astonishment of the Belgians (it is the town this morning.
ROUGH, and Miss BAOOT, are among the departures for a
• g
b which will i
1' , lying notes of SEBASTIAN' ; but, if refused, then the wnvie when theyg"--- dtePet° Lady T. and Miss SuaLLEY left the Albion to return to
r affair is a riddle of no easy solution. SEsasTiart i's last telligence from Ireland. contradict all the preceding in so unhooked for a manner. '
!imsaranmellanorField Place, their seat near Horsham, this morning.
, ii Here will be sympathy alienated fora long time ! And
note, disowning the protocol, and his discrimination between FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE EXCLUSIVE. The weather to-day is showery, with squalls of wind, but t
whose fault ?-Ls Temps. t
••=.••••■•011•••••■• the temperature is mild for the season.
mediation and intervention, prove that France stands on
. • • TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. The news was spread this evening that the Royalty offered c
, p. her own legs ; and that, while the English ministry are quer- formally refused and that a
Peary &why. to the Duke of Netnews was , NAVAL INELLIUNCE. t
/ Courier bearing the answer had been die tehed to Brussels Dam., Fm. 7..-. Wind B.w. fresh.-Arrived the Fos, White, and
Telling about straws, with the right arm of this empire, the I yesterday gave you information, in a positive manner,
is Pe . . &nem payees, --., tran Smyrna. I
1
,Ponmelornt, Fm. 7.-Wind W.S.W.-Pat back, the Surrey,
French cake little for our opinion or mediation. At the that the King bad refused to accept the throne of Belgium
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tee It added that one of the members of the Council said: .
for his son. To-day, all the journals confirm that intelli- we policy of France is for it, and the Government refuses Deere, for New Booth Wales. 4
same time it must be evident, that it was very gross for mere
it. At the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies this day, M. masons, Fm. 7..-Arrivod the Berwick, Mead, frees Pkton.
genes, and appear to be much more calm and satisfied than • ..
mediators, to decide so positively about Luxemburg and the Pausal= Fm. A- Wind 5.8.81 to 8. weft gales. sod squally.-
might have been expected, from the violent manner they Mauguin and M. Odillon-Barrot, waited to ask er*!ittsmis mikes the bloom riche, from wboa..alled soh *wee t sad I
I' Dutch debt ; and if this was English policy, we cannot won- hare eap_ressed themselves for the last few days, in ease the of the Ministry, in case the Tofu's' had bean o:. .y an- own pleas hem ente...eseed nth en.
,
I der at the Belgium. throwing themselves into the arms of Young Prince should be refused to Belgium, after the minced. The Members of the Gauche, and of the extreme 1•1128111.8110 iss.e.-Antved the Oplendid, Butes, from Newyork.
1 t France. We refer to BEEASTIANI'S note, published in the Congress had elected him. Gauche, were in the greatest 'cation. We are assured Tho ommsree, ROwsen, he. 'Ladles (N. 8.) to Laverpooi, was i
1
waned ees the MAU Bask on Teuday. •e•ew sued.
rid* and self-love of France has been rather wound- that M. Comte and M. °Mon- have rem in their
STAR yesterday, as very important on points likely to in- I The , Insaphrey, frees Senderiaisd to Leaden. wu abut.
SKI by the very slender majority by which the election hie resignations, the one the functions of King's scrim, and done elritiessith en Ilatorday, Utz In a Alain mom
valve many future controversies. been made ; and the Government was aware that the else- the others those of the Prefect of the Selne.-.1.11 • . The Misalisolient Jersey, has ant in the Downs, leaky, cargo
-...--diked. less st idle, Re. •
We direct attention to the Proclamation of the new Com- tion would not be unanimous, before .
the result was kaolin in -
POLAND AND PRUSIMA. /is Was. Eine, 01611116, was wrecked in the Gulf of Vans nth )
Paris, Auld wisely decided on a refusal by anticipation.
, • • • ' mender-in-Chief of the Polish army, RADS IV IL, of which A deeper
game, however, is being played than meets the WASILAW, JAM. 21.-The DOW Commander-in-Chief, e Denim
TIM N. IL de Meimmeras. bees Ifinsesse, was 'weeded at the
! . ' we present a faithful translation in our exclusive extracts,eites.
eye at present; and had the Congress rejected a king alto- Prince Redeiwile has addroand the following proclamation wirer l'f.s Gem. to , wsa y
from the Paris papers received this day. From this ant- gather, and decided on a pure re-union with France, the to the army. " Soldiers 1 the wishes of the nation have _...=','"'".._..._____
mated document, we are led to conclude, that the fate of Government would not have been so squeamish in accepting called me to the honour of being at your head. Faithful to .717's No; Irson7nrr iser•rotoombnes ma usbas.
was
wrecked
Poland can only be decided on the battle-field. ,it. The dignity and grandeur of France is not so much into-
the duties of a true citizen, I return into the ranks of the pliar ININImI.IIII/4 Crwal I" saved.
rested in the acceptance of a neighbouring throne, presenting
The same letter also brings us accounts, which we give none of those advantages which would be found in a notional country. The Holiness of our cause, the courage of our in- This aftenfoos, auothir
glum was held at Lord PLIIIIISTON'S offes. The on the affairs of Bel.-
• verbatim', that the Diet at Warsaw has unanimously de- union. Great difficulty would be felt in arranging commersial trepid citizens, promise a favourable result to our efforts; _
OR
ftWOIIOB which all the Idembers of the five great Allied
clued the Throne of Poland vacant ; but hostilities do not treaties adrantaroos to the two States, which would be mild- but whatever may be the fate which is reserved for us, may owees attended, cosantenaod at two o'clock.
"Pear to have commenced. The present Commander-in- ,ed, were the anion of the two nations complete. This is the we ever be seen on*e teed to honour. I piece myself et your In the town of Brain there bee been found a vast quantity
of consummation desired by France, and her Government-n
-1, Chief, whose spirited Prociamaation we give, is a man head, with as much courage and seal, as you showed in of wawa, which were buried In the tine of Kosciusko.
a consummation which you rely will ultimatel aide
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undoubted courage. He is brother to Prince ANToirt a ; place. At tits first "note of preparation " for war, 1361- foaming your rooks, In the fireg days of donor. eIPIROS Assn.-74n eaters* litter from King
WIYLIAM all Poarth was delivered es the GOVIRDor Of
r was General of Brigade in 1814 ; and is married to the glum will declare for Prance-and the declaration will be We are ill animated by the mate spirit; our aid is the same Btu Ayres, by the British Charge d'Allairs, Wooesiss
• • snit of the King of PRUIIitA. The retirement of CaLo- accepted. lily time only admits of my Moan you a few -the happiness of the country. The army and its _list are p Gomm the death d his kis
PICKI, and the appointment of this. brave of ter, have .10 . •
urnals of this day; 'ea I remain, Yours, fix priests, • .
• einvimead that the fats of the country cis only be decided ptiey
L Eh ; Mai lississairdizikaideeke et the prom'
inspired the whole army with renewed confidence. ' • EXTRACTS. epee the field et tattle. Regal to you Weds the deeds ef lig*liiiit 'ilk Ili s United Pr*.
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A third Parlimieat day has pored without any measure The King of ilittßektiane !sat last named: it is the Dam your &than ; talk that it belongs to disk 1111•0•06•101 ID iiTae.
emanating frost' MOW, to
ming to Ilse relief of the conn- of Museums. 'After long unontainty, followed in eels by &Tuns tro..-4thir Noting trillion of "God
omenipier at the point ef their . swami, di liiiiveseriptible
Genet negociatione and public debates. which heve throws , _o save the Kin (Die sakvii• Re) hes been perfesed at
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