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London, England, 1818-11-07 00:00:00

ms, Morales et Physiologiques,
lona Philosophy, infinitely
preceded it : a Gentletean'hasi
aced it into English under the
Second Edition. The election
noral strtngth to the Constitu-
• it secure from all the attacks
,s, who, under the pretence of
t own advancement. Such as

contrary, will uphold the Con-
its enemies even should they
ry itself."
PART§, NCiVEMBER 4.
[. BENJAMIN CONSTANT'S elec-
rernature : it is only after the
It the double election of M. 111*-
ence he gives to represent La
a second election for Finisterre
Candidates to represent Paris
T, M. TERNEAUZ, M. BONNET,
VOISINS, MANUEL ; on which
sots was made, as an election
.tor carries his Tmseaus on his
under his arm, his Olivier in
his pocket, leaves his Voisins
Lis vote to his Benjamin. We
ce this had, but the best friends
re his declared enemies, viz.
D foolishly divided their votes.

ERSEAUX, BONNET, and DE
•y nearly made M. CONSTANT
vas only by an ettraordinary
eeded, on the last day, is se-
M. TERNEAUX.

ns for the Department of the
allowing names were found in
Candidates—Calvin, Luther,
he Secretary, after attentively
vith the gravest face in the
that the bulletin be declared
le names of these Gentlemen'
eligible. There are no stkcb
r 1,000 francs a-year taxes:—
to fancy the bursts of laughter

-mat document has just been
Ayres. It professes to be the
flt concluded between Gene-
lef of the Orientals and the
'eople," and Lieutenant En.
Commissioner of the Forces
to South America, relative
ty of free trade between the
nic Majesty and the Ports of
he River Plate." A Ratifica-
it is subjoined, bearing the
[►,u Bowuss, Commandar,of

Naval Forces in South Ame-
PLES, his Britannic Majesty's
ement the " Cbief of the Ori-
Id, admits all English Mer-
in the ports under his autho-
m protection in their persons
English Commander, on the
self " not to interfere with
;overnrnents," and " not to
English Merchants going or
longing to that Government
tals are actually at war."—
atter part of the Treaty we
the English Commander shall
Governments that are disposed
friendly towards ARTIGAS—
tes, the Ilanse Towns,' &c. in
,tablishing the territory of the
ident State; and that he shall
se relations of a most perfect
►ling passports to any English
coming from ports belonging
VAT with ARTlGAS—namely,
agal. and Buenos Ayres.—
nuine, to what else does it
is recognition by the British
merica of the independence of
the territory under his sway,
legitimate claims of our be-
D ? It would be so throw a re-
e Bowtes, for which there ag-
round to suppose that he has
with the fullest authority from
tome. FERDINARD may learn
has to expect from Britain in
e so hopelessly keeps up with

OF AGREEMENT.

MPH ARTIOAS, Chief of the
nector of the Free People, and

FRANK LAND,

ink Majesty to South America,
al security of free tradebetween
tannic Majesty and the ports of
the River Plate:
the Chientals admits on his part, all
ree trade, and he binds himself to re.
,cted, in all the ports under his corn-
r persons and property, provided the
Ling themselves in said ports, will bring
Commander or his Representative.
Merchants will be required to pay in
aspect duties, already established and
miff.

ons of any kind or extraordinary loan,
:Isla Merchants.

Merchant• are allowed to pursue the