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London, England, 1816-10-29 00:00:00

„01.**414/ take plite tut.
well here as -in the provinces, to raw
to • the cOmpkntent- tir fifty Vitt;
MUNICH, oe'rtThEtt 'lt • • t
', Minister of Sildny'M wartopit,
to•marree'. The .cetlimunfCetions
German Comte otthesectiod. swigs. Me
ateive• ' • •••••”- • •. •
11( the E*pst°r of Austria. and. the
fbf her ittgust lietrOthed
already been
fltiaw this Princess :tit -1814,•. on his
vranco,. to Vienna.. The Government,
),000 cinema to be •teined .with the
which. are CO Terni• part of the foe.
May 'serve far presents on the occa-
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ninujille•
' - ' barging i s lamps skarbind..ef
from grain, has beea r!cendy.lolasterad
&Istria. •-• • „ ,
SOUTH AMERICA.. " ;"
receive with a countable degree'. 61
Spaniiol Royal accoutre, respecting the
" the war in Snitch America, .for the

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reascns—after annihilating, •over •i_
of the Independents, we have only to
to find that their armies are still in
in action. In another colossus We hate
accounts respecting -that interesting quartet
which prove that the eau* of Indepen-
on with acceleratiiig:impulse.
The United States alone seetualusible of the great
pat, and ready to graspet tbe incalculable. advise; 1
that will result from it. The citizens and Go.
t of that country have turned their•terious
' . tiuito the Atriiegle of their Mexican neighbours,
.A4l* begin to feel tlie, benefits of.the tenure of
Lakigasols a point of contact. .The conduct of
thinbasexcited a sovereign contempt, and the threats
abeitigents sigUinst those who favour the Indepen..
Le:isen
...0, has called fOrth a sympathy and a resolution
sled them by every affective means not amounting:
'aopsispen declaration on tbe part of the Washing•.
tilliovernment, but which must, eventually, pro.l
4*:eqUilly fayouiable results.' The numbers Book
taile join ihe Mexican standlitd, as Well from Eu-
Upe as the American Union, mots give, the cause aw
iipidse hitherto unktiOsti,"int ificifilliiiitil i'bOat
mats *gnu which'the hienar'Ch of Spain tusiy rail,;
bat cannot prevent., Till now we had not the inlst,.;
dams conception of the naval force of the blezicans/
progress of their cause -in the interior, or. the OW;
noes ports they bold on the coast, through which'
diry are sbundandy supplied With arms. - - •

KINGDOM OF HAYTI.
We have now beforeos'ehe Royal Casettes of i. •
flayti:pf. tie-214, !slid Md. Of &erg.. Ther,aie •
fililiea with a tong Court detail of the ceremonial and '
rejoicings at Cape Henry, on the anniversary fete of
he QIOUN Of Hall, on slic..lstis preceding. - • '
The ceremonies and Maas . being ended* Ba4'orc,
DESSAL/14% in the name. of the Ministers of State!
Ma Dignitaries, addressed *r Majesty in the most I
tattering terms, in praise of her vistista end their
floYelty. A splendid repast followed, .consisting of
,400. dishes, wbicb were served up in an immense
isleoe,..mieted expressly.fox. the - occasion.. At the
4t4latt the following toasts were given by his Grace
*Doke of Agnew:ter., Grand Marshal of Hayti—‘
i.. To:the King,_ to the first Monarch c.r..iwned in
'tee New World; the .Defciler of the Liberty and
4. Isdepesidence of .the . Hayden. People."--6
This WO followed bi, a dis Charge of 2l cannon.
4We the bands of mask .played the . air " Vivi.
nolll."—Count ListJNADS gave, "To the Queei,
fork perfect model of wives and mothers; , may we
oneohle to celebrate her. anniversary a great many
• Pore This also was followed by music, and a dis.
dirge of 11 pieces of artillery. Count.Estiotav gave,
PTo his Royal Highness the Prince Royal, may he
Late the example of his august. Father, and march
ilia glorious steps.".r.klis
.Mejesty, through his
*kW, Count Linsonede,:geve,,,." To the general
Illiii of the HaytiAns ; may they shew the 'selves
i64yl worthy ot the liberty and indeirmidencp, Wel'
', Ass hare conquered at the price of their blonds ma?
they by their wisdoin,*theii energy, and that. teerallii,,,
*l4* the admiratioir, the 104ndship, ad gotid:. irifpi
• .
of all the nations of the eirth.". :... i .
Several other patriOtic seiitilients end vows of inde..
P'odeani were given, end drank With the utmost ena
441,.410
mu,The rejoicings terminated with* artifimo
'lrovieks, dancing, and a masquerade.. " . 4,
.Ater dinner party given by the Duke of Miami,
Aol Governor Of* the Capital, to the foreign mer-
chmts, on the 16th of August,. the following toasts'
*ere also given': after the Heytiin Royal Family,
w'roche King of Eiigland, George HI. the Victo.
;km, ,why, with the aid and the love of his people,
"conquered all the enemies. of Great Britain."-
"To the magnanimous Prince Regent of Eogland ;"
nay his grand and liberal . sentiments bklaveurable
lo die liberty and independence of the Haytianks.
%d may he, of all the Sovereigns, first do a great
!Ct of humanity and juitice.".--" To the•friend of,
F.:Shuman race;to the immortal Wilberforce, who
c _embraced and defended * tense the most sublime,
m
d most jest which ever existed in the world, the
'lle of man, oppressed by his fellow man, by in..
*ice* cunning, and force." The Kings of the Ne.:
wig and of Prussia,
were .also commemorated
int ItWkpendence of Hayti, and the determine.;
te oppest . decry *Zit oerritase. I. aithjorite

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. •ately, as well hem
- *Oat array- to •ti
• MIMIC'
iegit itnsidelp; Mi
'the German
to-mo
'the German
t. eery active.
r 4rtie portraits of t)
7 , cep Chirldtte-of 1
'` d. *have 'dread:
; tdsjetty firm. ier
from Franco, .1
vaned. 100,000
ii ms of Bavaria, whi
, or whops ma)
po of dee marriage.
I• Ihoprobilsitien of.
inks made from gr
frfuttioit
• • ,
•- SOUT
niways receiir
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wit* the Spanish
immosous of the
Once of reason
ir, the forces of chi
o %Slider to fi
ow* and is act'
gated accounts re
ithe world, which
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