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Wasiak fellitelutrthiletliciordeked anexptee to
sent for :him. Weinust here observe that the D
taltiatiiiiifit takes. with FERDINAND at lay
andihat he fisicsinee
.been -:a companion 'of '141..../..
2tAunlis captivitv But it iiiktere essential to the poi-
-sent pnrposel to remark that he was knawn td possess
'an extratedinary degreeitkinflaancOver
ikknown alai thailaiAgia has for a
lentataeßAlte'etiployed. Ism laces
tly intallatidNonicsimaratiresleirs, thatibei ikep
tended exertions of thilagiolv for what they
Vipdiation of the Independence of Spain, wit]
a cloak to tEdir secret design of .seizing no-thal
, Or .tbellltelVeS.,' It is said, that ,FERDINAND
to these huridioisi suggestions, and yielded ec-
aihrdlagiy. :The 'Duke-del CARLOS was then appointed,
ihdßiegociator on-the part of FERDINANDi and Gene!,
rat CLARKE on the part of /44..20L50rt,,.and they were
-lag to the Chateau de Vallency taalrew, up articiera,
read. to have the Treaty. signed. The substance of the,
audition was, that, in. resuming the supreme anths‘
ttity This dominions, FERDINAND • should *make an:
alliance with BONAPARTE, and expel the English from
Spain, Celitat and Z4K11011."
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The *Bi wing circumstances respecting the vsli
ef.-the French,Princes to the Continent, exhibitiMi
interesting pictureof the ardotti with.which they have,
entered upon their enterprising mission : The Duke
;D'AnciouLasta set off with the utmost privacy, and
Jo Ole plainest attire, that he might not attract any
notice on the roads, or be liable to any impediment's
from any testimonies of popular feeling which he,
,night be called upon to witness in proceedings to the,
. _ t._ No obstacles, no difficulties stopped him. 15e
embarked on Friday last it Falmouth, wiihout hay
I-
ing.quitted his. disguise for a moment, and without.
I,any other person At, Hartwell knowing of, his depar-
t
tufe,,but the King and the Princess his wife. Mon-
' .
. the..,Duke de Distil, fearing that he might.
.... etsvita,,more obstacles in a post-eltaise, preferred.
public carriage to convenience, and was twice over-
rned in-his journey. It is from him. that we may
tur..
:expeFt. the mostinterestinza-nd the earliest- news. His
‘ftsoyal:Highness Monsulua was no sooner able to p'ut
it* on the'ground, from the gout, and to quit his..
,thato he took, his depaccure.
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--- - THE' ARMY:- .
General ,the tail of th.v soustz and spite lease
' iown on Saturday tOr Spain, for the Noble Earl to
'take his bointaanct in till twat: ~
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A party of about'One hundred' I'm fine young men
volunteers for general service,4rincipally from the
Dedfoid Militia, which„.,in adslition to one hundred
'men furnished to the line by ilaat.unall but local. ' -
"on
a feW days since, passed ihrough,Neivcii
on Monday, on -their :Nil tiii-LitififieLL They
peared in the best .health and highest spirits) notwi -
rstanding their fatigaing marchiftm the Ration. i
the -regiment-at .Roscommon, in Ireland, and the de:.
jay occasioned in Acivasuge by gat late inclement
weitliii. -
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14he-Roya.lLimerick County..kegiaseat of Mille*,
cdminanded by *Colonel *the Right Hon. Lord Moo;
KERRY, now quartered at Fermoy, have given 101
&olunteers -for general service to the 88th, stati. -.
at the same place, commanded by their gallant co
Ltrylnauf Marshal BERESPORI3S they have also given.
ten volunteers to the lfith foot. Captain J. Gesso;.
t)f the County Liineilek,lias also volunteered for the
'BBth regiment. .'- ''' ' , i
'Ciptain Joni.; WALLER) Adjutant of the Limerick
:City' Regiment, and fifty private's of the -same regPi
went, have volunteered for the 88th fooG
sso
Saturday at 'nnight, Captain ARMSTRONG, Lient4-.:
nant WILSON, and fifty privates of the RoscomMon
Militii, passed throUgh Limerick, on a routc.
yt9. join
ate 2d battaliod of 'the 118th, teethe/it it rermo .

"WPITISOP) JANUARY 26,--The-ROyal Family are
*ill confined to she Castle by the inclemency of the'
weather. ,His .Royal Highness tie Duke of KENT
1.11.4. ft *for isstlekar Ha The Princess SoPubt,
we -regret to state, 'ig• not better.
Nike of'Yebstc had a liing inierview witty the
lifiiedk tens & yisterday.
'tester day, the Princess CIii.RLOTTE, accompanied'
tyMiss Kuonr, took an airing -for a short time in
isee;allarititond..pair. ,
Levis XVIII. has maiotainealt dignityln adverse
fortune, wfiich.proves him fitted to sustain the great
trial of prosperity. Under persectition he has often
ehewn himself superior to his persecutors. 'rake
,following instance, recordedin a French publication,
Bailed 2/se.ilistesy of the .Directory, which will not be
suspected of any undue partiality toi,ardi him.—
!--The Republic of Venice had afforded him-an asylum'
tin the city of Verona, where he lived incognito undo'
the name of Count de PROVENCE. The French Di`
rectory han. the insolence to demand, and the Senate,
of Venice the meaCness to comply iritb, his expulsion.
The latter sent an order to him, tb cult their rink
tory immediately. The(KING replied, " I will do.l
part ; but before I go, I have two demands to mak*,
of the Senate : one, that they send me the golden
book of the nobility of Venice, -in which the name of
my.fanilly is inscribed, that I may erase it with my
own hand: the other, that they restore me the ar-
mour of my ancestor HENRY IV. which .he presented
as a token of esteem to the-Republic." This was,
according'to our feelings, the answer of " a gentle-
.mane and a ..niftn of honour." Would to GOD that
the servile fear of *revolutionary audacity had been
more fregnently rebuked by so manly a spirit !
ilo:4111; drawn yesterday a Prize of 820,000, was
Sold in Shares by Honnsay and Co. in One Quarter,
One tighth,and Ten Sixteenths. Also No. 5620, a
.Prize of 01000 i. No. 1120, a Prize of £lOOO, and
entitled to 410,000; No. 8211, a Prize of 41200. In
di* last Lottery No. 284, a Prize of 820,000, and
NO. 8934, a' Prize of iirko,ooo, in Shares. The For-
ioreste Holders may receive their Money immediately.
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