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• • • • PARIS,
A memorial has been pr.
.which it has been propofed,
zen, every year, on thi
the birth of a child, r
of fifty livres, to plat
of his refidence ; and
dower, fon, and daugl
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Ruffia, Sweden, and Denr
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this necefary article.
According to the t
mon girls in this capit
kept mi &elks are kno'
unfortunate perfons,
women, who, within 1
tied to feveral Wham
ing divorces may thee
of legal prollitution,
to the morals of the pi
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Revolution, and which
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of divorce can be obusii
The following parer
man papers, under
" The vienrious ,
fire twenty-five years
tions acquainted wits
tiers, and With the:
fciences and the fine
brilliancy of his Cow
nets of our nation,
diflineion to come ;
try to imitate us.
ters of all nations.
vedt the glory of the
fubjees; and ever fin
is unacquainted with
regarded of elegant /
has not travelled in
hew to unite dignit:
his equals of our fel
the other, to make
comingfamiliar, to'
ins toTamiliarity;
of'-Louis XIV. that.
also with which our
people, already lov;
the moil civilifed
quaintance with out
fiefs, that makes 7
exception of the 1
even incorporated
what the Than in
the writings of V
tins, and Winter(
tree, eflablilhed
and our Government
thous treafure of thr
bliflunents, and to t
tion every where.
rota intent of our
Ibal Bernadotte,
communicated ti
torate under the
trysail. the Comet
exclufive privilege
Hanover. fo that,
try is occupied '
French plays. wt
the more politic,
many, the Hano,
attached to Eni
therefore to be in
the hardy half-c
which the loweß
and sod oneneers
empire. Should,
Hanover be give
we (hall leave t
lightened loin&
highly advantai
Government fro
" The Landai
Watteville. ha,
Canton of Set
General of the
has obtained tht.
French.
" It is reported
dyed and twenty
Emperor inter
of Honour.
reigns, their rt
" The Elect
to Ilkiper Siia
the young Elet
and to receive ..._
tion from our Emperor, a:1,1 from the different
branches of our 1111pCIIAI family. At a fat lately
given by her Invert.' liighnes the Ptincefs Murat.
he was limed on tier right hatid, and opened the Ball
with her. Every one who law this Prince l"me
months ago, is furprifed to fee the improvement of
his manners, and with what attention he has itudied
the cafe and elegance of the Members of our Court.
Should his flay be R little proloaged here, be will
Coon ferve as a model of good breeding for all his
contitrymeo.
“ The report was very prevalent lea week asd
belit.ved by all our principal Literati, with Citing*
Meatua at their head, that the famous Vefuvias
had, chnieg a violent earthquake, totally tqappeatudi
Their [peculation sari in coorequesce. as aromas