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of ;he measure they desire. If ibis last e.!^ he done,
weeroti.:Ct ail! of course be obtained •, fur when, has he Par-
iraneet of Great Ilritain refused to act upeu such nic:!:ves?
orcsrderstaad it lay yesterday at the Cali b-- for
yogurts, and we lie told, that throughout the whole of
FrOand the County Members ere favourable to it."
tray mark the concloding statement—" We are
• throughout the whole V'Ettgland, the C'ounly
mr,Lus alefuvouralle to it !"--certainly a foul ca-
We cannot for a moment allow ourselves
lbeiieve that either the County Members or the Go-
entrot can feel inclined to hazard the ileace of the
we repeat it, Me peace of the country,
3 jtICCI attempt to raise the price of Bread, and
:I {grant too whenethe willing labourer, in full
.iiirr.ent, canna, with all his industry, supply
if with the necessaries of life. What ! impose
Zito, duties upon foreign imports ? Is this the
11 that is to be given to the people for all their
,ufferinv ? -Is this the encouragement that is
• be held out to the dissatisfied workmen to return
fact'thly.'4uietly, and patiently to their work ? or,
• (ed. words, are they to be told—" Your wages
in) to be sure, but a Petition is preparing to
•., _your wages ? No—but to raise the price of

.1r loaf:
%,-we will not believe that our Counsellors are
use with whom Reituaonm was cursed, and
) thus advised him:—" Thus. shalt thou speak,
uilo this people that spake unto thee, saying : Thy
it.,ha made our yoke heavy, but make thou it
lighter unto us: thus shalt thou say unto them—
Mv little finger shall be thicker than my father's
i„hts—l twill add to your yoke: my father chastised
Toe with whips, but I will chastise you with scor-
pions."....-You grumbled at a minimum price of 80s,
shall pay 1205.-160 s.—or whatever price may
glen good in the eyes of your pitiful and tender-
kantd corn-growers, corn-dealers, and mealmen!

rie Paris Papers of Sunday arrived this forenoon.
'lfollowing are extracts:
VALF.NCIENNES, NOVEMBER 20.
rT 19th of November will be celebrated in the
is of our history as a day of deliverance. It was
torday, at mid-Jay, that the English troops quit.
Valenciennes. The National Guard wtts• uhder
.. no excess or commotion of any kind occurred.
inhabitants were delighted, and made the air re-

poi with exclamations a thousand times repeated,
fire !e Roi I Vivra les Bourbons ! All the houses

is a sink exception, were ornamented with
tgs, bespangled withileur de lys. The night
19th and '2oth was consec:•atcd to dancing and

The inhabitants covered with white rib-
-:e voiture of the Courier who was dispatched
?:tris with the gpod news. A regiment of the
;;.2: Guard is expected here, and every person con-
-IVrt the pleasure of lodging the Officers. The
give them a fete on the day of their arrival.
VIEN? A, NOVEMBER 11.
faro] Surmer has arrived here from gt. Helena.
k v.iii proceed. shortly to Philadelphia, as Austrian

cwd•General to the United States.
All the reports which for some time past have been
unlaced by some public privets, with respect to steps
!trended to be taken by our Emperor to have Bo-
iFte removed to another residence, are absurd
Ties and do not merit the least attention.

Stsc•Yutk Papers to the 30th of October arrived
is morning. `1
hi.ti!inned in several of these papers, on atitho-
'2Fd: cribed as next to official, that the differences
ewecn the United States and Spain are settled ;
sithat the Floridas have been ceded to the former,
Wet die burden of paying the claims.of American
litionsagainst Spain. The assertion is however po-
itively contradicted by the New York Commercial
iturnier, and the extent of what has been done al-
iged to be merely a renewal of the Spanish treaty
111802.

A letter has been sent from the Treasury Depart-
et at Washington to our Minister, Mr. BA UOT, ill-
L7ntng that " orders have issued for the re-payment
f:,e Alien and Discriminating Duties which were
!7ird upon British Merchandize and Tonnage in the
ills of the United States, between the 3d of July,
.!;5, inclusive, and the 18th of August of the
lee year."

Accounts from New Orleans of the 281.11 of Sep-
kr, state that the yellow fever had broken out
':4l, but not with such violence as on former ()eta-
s. The greatest mortality in one week had been
'7, and it had since diminished to .12.
lie island of Martinique was visited with a severe
kane on the 21st and 22d of September, which
great damage to the shipping in the harbour and
Illngs on tl* shore.

1"' Oust SIDMOUTH is confined at his house in
ldunood Park, by a slight cold.
rscount DUDLEY and 'WARD, who has lately been-
&led with a paralytic stroke, is now in a conva-•
kleent state, and no doubt is any longer entertained
his Lordship's recovery.
Lan of HARRINGTON has had a relapse of,
die r.tit.
bir JOSEPH BANKS is recovering from the late se-
rem attack of the gout, and has left his bed.
Lord Atiourrus HILL is recovered from his late
"ere indisposition.
,14 Wind having veered to the Eait, Sir GREGOR
1
'aw.oll, with the three ships under- his orders,
wiled from the Downs on Friday morning.
, 641 COLE, General Sir Lowev Come, and Lord
ItIIARLIS FITZROY, are arrived-at Dover.