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SCOTTISH HOSPITAL.
'VIAL COURT of CORPORATION will
persuanee to Charter, on FRIDAY. the 50th
APOSltlei Day, fer the ELECTION of
Year owing. and for reeei4ing the Accounts
Disbursements fol. the present Year; and there-
-, Friends and Patrons of the Institution, wilt
London Tavern, Dlahopsgate-street.
' Highness the LORD HIGH ADMIRAL,
the President, In the Chair.
STIVIA ■M.
Highness the Duke of CLARENCE and
ANDREW'S, Ike. Re. Re.

SALE BY ALICTION.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 20.

LINCOLNSIIIRE-ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT.

BANKRUPTS.
John Vaughan, Taxer, Herefindatire, tailor, to surrender„Dec. 5,
6, and Jahuary 4, at the New Jun, Hereford. Anomie', Mr.
J. R. Gough, HeretOrd ; or Mr. James Robinson, Walbrook.
Edward Eyre, Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchant and tuanufaeturer.
December 5,6, and January 4, at twelve. at the Commercial
Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Biakelock, Srrjeant's Inn, Fleet-
street; or Mr. Branson, Sheath!.
John Horrocks, Wigan, Lancashire, tailor, December 11, at five,
12, at ten, and January 4, at twelve, at the Eagle and Child Inn,
Wigan. Attornies, Messrs. Aillington and Co. Bedford-row;
or Mr. Henry Daniell, Wigan.
Thomas Gray, late of Berwick-street, Soho, corn and flour-dealen
November 27, at one, December it, at ten, and January 4, W
twelve, at the Court of Continiwinesets of Bankrupts, Banos;
hall-street. Attorney, Mr. 11. Lewis, Crotcbcdfriars.
John Rhos, OEI Bond...meet, Hanover-square, bookseller, Nwa.
50, December 7, and January 4, at eleven, at the Court a (ob:
misnomers of Bankrupts, Baainghallestrat. Attorney, Air.
Throgrnotton.street.
Henry Cooper, Lie of SNOW Hill, and St. Joim-stmetaload, sfn
Honer, November 27, at eleven, December 7. and 4,
at ten, it she Collet of Com • 'marls of Banknipti, ssaii , ,
wren. Attorney, Ur. Carter Lord Mayor's Civet 101111te. •
William Ilemtuae, Beasalls, Lid;•olulthin's then" "nandDecent/o'4, lb. Mid Jahearl 4, at clever. at the White Hew
Inn, Sp ing. AtieenieS, Messrs. Greta and Co. Spalding; or
Messrs. Willis and Oa. Toketihotieclard, Lothbnry.
W4l.ice 'Fucker, ifitetet, carver and gilder and pietas.
dealer. Worensbertiti, lkeeraber 3. and January. 4, at eleven,
at the half Kam Inn, Exeter. Anomie', Messes. Mares and
Co. King's Bench-waa; Inner Temple; or Mr. William Hobson
Furlong, Nonharnhay, Rawer.
Robert Kirk, Manchester, cotton merchant; December 21, 22,
and January 4, at ten, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Attorney,
Mr. Curdiffe Manchester.
William Salt, laverpool-street, Bi.hopsgate-street, oilman, Nov.
27, December 4, and January 4, at ten, at the Court of Coen.
mission's* of Bankrupt's, Badngball-street. Attorney, Mr. Nor-
too, Jewits.atreet, Aldersgate-street.
Thomas Edward Heron; Beech-street, oil and colour:nen, Nov. 30,
December 7, at eleven, aml January 4, at twelve, at the Court
of Conwhis,ioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney,
Mr. Trolling Basinghali.street.
Samuel Fennell.; St, Mary Axe, merchant, November 27, at toe,
December 14, at eleven, and January 4, at twelve, at the Court
of Comasisdoners ankrupts, Uasinglwastreet. Awing's,
Messrs. Grfindili and Cu. Coptirall-coure. -
William Werrefield, Kidder:Waver, Worcestershire, coachmaker,
December 4, at four„ fie,; and January 4,31 eleven, at the Swan
Inn, Steurpoet. Atrocities, Mr. Michael, Red Lion-square,
liolbern• or Mr. A. Y, Bird, Kidderminster. •
Janwt Bus, Norwich, carpenter. December 3,4, at live, and
Josue, 4, at one, at the White Lion Inn, Norwich. Attonsiee,
Mr. Walter Robbegde. Norwich; or Messrs. Lythgeo and Co.
Essex-street, Strand.
William Christopher, Spring Brook Forge, Worcestershire, iron-
master, December 4, at five, 5, and January 4, at eleven, at the
Swan Inn, Stourport. Attornies, Messrs. Jetting. and Co. Elm-
court, Temple; Mr. C. W. Winnall, Stourport; or Mr. Bunton,
Kidtletrninster.
William Lewin -Watkins, Long:acee, enacli-plater, November 36,
at eleven, December 7, and January 4, at ten, at the Court= 6f
Commisnocers of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney.air.
Davis' Paisgrava-place,Temple Bar.
Samuel Dyson, Catherine-street, Strand, picture-dealer, November
30, December 4. and Jemmy 4, at nine, at the Court of Com-
misnomers of Bankrupts, Basingball street. Attorney, Mr. Elias
Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary Ate.
George ilikkletnn Crowbar, Frodsham, Cheshire, bookseller,)
December 11, 11, and January 4, at !wive, at the Dace of 31r.1
Wiliam Bartley, Liverpool Attoruies, Mr. George Vinceat,i
Clifortra Inn; or Mr. William Bartley, Liverpool.
William Carpenter, Cd6ee, Cloncesternalre, patent meditiooj
vender, December 4.7, and January 4, at twelve, at the Castle
and Ball lon and" 'farina, Ifath.-Attorities, Mr. Higlunoor,
Walbrook ; or Mr. Hodgson, Bath.
Richard Morris, Chipping Norton, Oxfordibire, corn dealer, Oct.
Si, Novrl. and December 4, at eleven, (and not ow November
50, as before advertised), at eleven, at the White Hart Inn,
Chipping Norton.
DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
Willem Simpson, Spitndon, Derbyshire, plasterer, is in insolvent
circumstances, and is unable to meet his engagements with Ills
creditors-Filed Nov. 21.
John Jameson, Duke-street, Manchester-square, victualler, is
insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engagements'
with hiy creditors-Filed Nov. 2s.
William Edwards, Liverpool, commissiomagent, I. in insolvent
circumstances, and is unable to meet his engagements with his
creditors-Filed Nov. gs.
South Morse, Hatfield Peverel, Rests, silk-throweter, is in in-
solvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engagenieatt
with hi, creditors-Filed Nov. 23.
DIVIDENDS to be made in BASIN G HALL-STREET.

♦ear
Valualale and lLitantive FREE H OLD IMANORS and ESTATES.

The Manor or Lordship of GILEETHAM,with the Gravesbip

awd Bakawick of GIL EETHAM ;

The COURTS L IiRT, COU RTS BA RON, and COP YHOL D
or CUSTOMARY COURTS,
With the Q,oit Rents and Fines;
The Manor cr Lordship of ASHBY PUERORUM,
The Manor or Lordship of HOULDICCR,
The Maaor or Lordship of SCA SIBLESIdY,
And several capital FARMS and LANDS, with Fares Homes
and requidite Agricultural Buildings; situate at a moderate distance.
from each of the Alarket Towns of Horncatdie, Spilsity, Louth,
and Ailostl.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Br Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street)

Campbell, El.
Cap jun. Ett
Dundas, M.P.
'l'reasurer.

Joh. AVVicar, Rol.
John "dorm, Esq.
Ci Oliver, Elf'.
linetiff Spotuswoode, M.P.
James Wiboo, Esq. 31. P.

ENV

'art. nom, of Sams, Treasurer.
ROBERT AULD, &wean'.
each), to be had of the Stewards ; at the Hall, is
at the Bar of the Tavesa.—Diller ow Table at
precisely.

.
At Galway', Corte* Hoye, 'Change.alley, Coralslll, London,
In the month of Primness. next.
SEVER AL Capital, very Valussisie, and Extensive
- FREKHOLAI ESTATHS, situate in tbe several Parishes
..1 GUKRTMAM. ASEISY PUMROIIII3I, HOULIMXL
AGMONRY, and SCAM/MRS/IL in the County of Uncut's,
onataising in Ilse aggregati upwards °IT/VD THOUSAND ON R
-HUNDRED and TWENTY ACRES of Arabic, IllradOer,
PlOtllet, atill Mond Laud, producing a Net Rents/ of neatly T*o
Thousand Erg'it Hundred Vault& per- Annum,
I N TIME E. ti-11 11.
Loy. 1. The MANOR or LORDSHIP of GRRRTHAM,
with the Graieship and Bailiwick of Greetham, extending mere the
'carrel Parishes, llownships, or Phices of Ashby, near Sesilsby,
lik.ituft,Clax6y. Pluekarre. Faistborpe, Eallserington with Uiceby,
Greeiham; llagworthinghatn, Ilaninteringham, Holton le Clay,
klisaiberstome' leby, Nliniongsby. :II atsiXt horpe &amble-Ay,
Fr.:Art.4 Tathwerli, Taney, Watußeet, Wrangle, 'Wintborpe and
Winceby,lyith the Courts Leet, Courts il..vun, and Copyhuld at
Custonsary rout,, brit Rests and Fines incident thereto.
The MANOR tar LORDSHIP of AS/111Y PURRORUM,
with its Rights, Royalties andPrivilegrs._.

SALES BY AUCTION.

•
SUFFOLK.
tILUABLIC AND VERY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD
• ESTATE,
the entire PARISH and MANOR of WANG FORD,
Abounding with Game, containing upwards of
THREE THOUSAND IWO HUNDRED ACRES
casket Marsh, Arabic, Meadow, Pasture, Fen Lands, aed
yam; Fans Houses, Cottages,aod Agriceltural Buildings.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street)
At Gummy's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Corntriii,
Tassoar, abs titth M November, littr, at Twelve o'Clock,
IN ONE LOT,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. com-
a pnliag the whole PARISH and MANOR of WANG.
FORD, abounding mitt Oa., and Wild Pow!,

The MANOR of LOk DSHI P of 111OULBECK, with its ap-
purtenances; and the several e.pital Farms and Lands, with requi-
site Farm Houses, Yards, Gardens, and all necessary Agricultural
Buildings.

CONTA 111111 Q UPWAsvi.er
THREE THOU
THE H SAND TWO
FARMHUNDRED ACRES:
ALL ,
gob,
kin's
Farm House, convertible into a Residence
k gkagaisn's Family, with a Farm Yard ; capital Brick
brim nenlisdrag of a Double Coach House, Stable for Five
hot, Rathess 'Koons and Hay Bin • Farm Stable for Six Horses,
Oa RN and Harness Rano, a capital Barn, Cart Stable, and
{m a% Fend Lodge, Net and Trap House Rabbit House, and
hussars Lodge, and Chambers fee Men, Drying Ground, capital
lingsa(part walled), Brewhause, Poskry House, &ablator Wore
Horses, Cart Lodge, du. and nearly
TWO THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
Mind rich Mush Land ; Arabia ; Wood and Warren ;
hit saimathis of, and on Lean to. Mr. Smith, with sundry
COTTAGES.
THE CHURCH FARM:
/;Rata* Farm Home, with Farris Yard, Barn, Stables, and
other Agricultural Buildings ; and upwards
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES
Of rids Marsh and Fen Land.
• occupation of Mr. Saar, Tenant from yaw to year, with a
Cottage.
Estate abounds with °acne and Wild Fowl. fnd is capable of
finest Preserves in the Kingdom ; the Lands are ad coo.
meted only by the Glebe, with numerous Preserves
the Rates very love; distant from the Metropolis 7S miler,
Brandon, six from Barton Midi, nine from Thetford.
from Bury St. Esimands, and Bruen from Newmarket.

SI7VATI IN

GILEITTHAM, ASHBY, —PllifiiiltUM, and HQULBRCK,

„.• tinily.
I viewed by applying to the Tenants, of ',boat Particulars
Ind; at the Checquers, Brandon ; Thetrord; Mr. Breve,
Bib ; Rtitland Arms, Newmarket ; Anget and Bell, Bary
Llamas; of Mr. Bonifield, litilingfurd HA near Stole Ion;
ihers.Taylor, Brown, and' Taylor, Solicitors, Dim; at Carta-
aad of Mr. Robins, 170, Begeonatreet, London; wheat a
Ilk Estate say be seen.

SOUTH DEVON.
VALUABLE ESTATSS FUR RESIDENCE AND
IN VESTMANT.
'MURTON OF MEMBLA NO AND MANOR OF
NOSS MAYO, '
WA its Rights, Privileges and Appurtenancei, Chief and
Conventionary Emus and Farms, nearly
ONI THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF MEADOW, ARABLE, AND
WOOD LAND, &c. .
All compact, and in a beautiful part of the Coenay.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent.strees)
At Garnway s Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornbill, Load's,
Oa Tasasmv, the 29th November, 1827, at Twelve o'Clock,
IN ONE LOT,
VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, FREEHOLD,
(taupe about Thirty.eight Acres Leasehold), needy
TWO THOUSAND ACRES;
feeprislog the BARTONSof MEM BL A N D and CAULSTON,
In the Parish of HOLBBTON ;
THE MANOR OF NOSS MAYO,
&tending over the Parish of RF.VELSTOKE,
Ifith Its allies, Privileges, and Appurtenances, Odd and
Cooventiosary Rives, &c.
SSE GA/AS STIUCTLY eszessvmo,
AIEMBLAND HOUSE
lewd en a handsome elevation; with Wings; Lawn and Car.
IV Drise in front ; seated on an eminence commanding rich and
nitaihre Prospects over a highly-varied and interesting Country.
The Mansion is adapted for the AccommodAloo of
A FAMILY of DISTINCTION,
Caneniently planned, and all requisite Domestic Offices ; detached
face, itatliC and Stables; Farm and !tick Yards, with Liollock
hat, and aq necessary Agricultural Buildings ; the Grounds at the
blast the Mansion form a Dell of exceeding fine Posture Land,
tend by a Sheet of Water - Hot House; and extensive
172" "'dm, walled in and clothed with Choice well selected
'at Trees, numerous Standard Trees, well Stocked and Cropped ;
oak a Ned of Water 'applied by a Spring ; an outer Garden ;
1101.6,e'S a capital Porno), Yard, a Stream of Water
linnst through, and Sheds of every denomination.
/it LAU LSTON FARM comprises all excellent Farm Mils!,
t'Pr al set of weilsartanged Buildings which, with part of
aa
„" 4,7,b1:nd Lands and Hosestune, are in 'the occupation of Mr.
chafd bum,
MAYO LANDS, consist of the Farms of Stoke,
Middlecombe, Netton, and Worswell, with Fatm
Oathskidings Farm Yards, and the usual Appendages,
..wictuipation of Messrs. Sampson Giles, Hobert Anthorty,--
Zns, and Drury Crocker and Sons, respectable Tenants on Lease
giAlr"lwafa. Sundry Cottages with Gardens arid Orchard.;
I Cellars wish Apartments,Let to divers Tenants at Rack
Low .
and the principal part of the beautifully picturesque Village
Bli 7, Maya, Let SG Conventiooary Rents, with Paddocks and
•"41Ktive Orchards, the whole Estate cootains neatly
ff IL TWO THOUSAND ACRES,
—s•L iy
s prodecteiv Ls 41, Arable, Pasture ; Wood and
IS n
with a richlyM
varied Land Scenery, extensive Sea
burly from the Start to the Lizard. •
riymmili market is about seven miles; Modbary and Kings-
F. tge are also Market Towne, at easy distances.
i :Van,ton to be viewed, by permission of the Family, in the
ICI Front Eleven till Three, Sundays excepted; the Farms on
!Vacation to Mr. Adams, of Caulston, of whom particulars
1:;, 1 be had, and of the respeciiveTenants ; at the Hotels, Plymouth
Plymton, Earle ; the Inns at Ivy Bridge, Ashburton, and
ltiTlSersingtun Savery, F.. solicitor, and Mr. Robert Hors-
vin,berivener, Modbury ; New London Lin, Exeter ; the Bull,
ant; Antelope, Dorchester and Salisbury; Crown, Blandford;
°lke, Sberborne George, Bridgewater; Christopher,
the Hotel, Bath; Bush and Full Moon, Bristol; Castle,
Wwlbo:oagh ; of Messrs. Gregsoo and Fnonereau, Solicitors.
Throgmortonsureet • at Garraway's ; and of Mr.
170, Regent street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be
4 'ld a Plan of the &tate may be seem

Dee. 14, Robert teeming, Hatton-court, Threadneedle-street,
silkman, at eleven. Dee. 14, George Smitl2l Watling-street and
Bread-street, Manchest'-r warehouseman, at twelve. Dec... 14,
John Union Moore. Venetian House, City-road, blind-maker, at
twelve. Dec. 15, John Ritchie, Frederick Richardson, and Jas.
Ritchie, now or late of Watling-street, warehousemen, at twelve.
Nov, 30, Samuel Ilarding, Oxford.street, jeweller, at eleven.
Dec. 18, John Billing', Wainford-court, broker, at eleven. Dec.
21, James Shakeshaft, jun. Widegate-street„ Bishopsgate, dealer in
earthenware, at eleven. Dec. 14, John Samuel Barnes, Sweetings-
alley , merchant. at eleven. Dec. 14, Robert Thomson, Neukstead,
Kent, cattle and sheep salesman, at eleven. Dec. 14, Matthew
Wasbrough, Bridges.atreet, Covent-garden, and of Grove-place,
Brixton, Surrey, static-ier, at one. Dec. 14, Matthew Ilowitt,
High Holborn, ironmonger, at eleven. Dec. 14, John Asdell,
Oxford.atteet, St. Mary la-boner, coach-maker, at one.
DIVIDENDS to he made tit the COU
Det. 14, William Cooke, Huddersfield, Yorksiiirr.merchant, at
ten, at the Rose-and Crown Inn, Huddersfield. Dec. 15, Edward
Ilall Humbt mon, John Duniaing..and George Fletcher, Kingston.
upon Huil, merchants, at eleven, at the Kingston Hotel, Kingston
upon-Mill. Dec. 15, Robert Chatterton, Southcoates, Yet kshire,
merchant, at twe, at the Kingston lintel,. Kingston. Dec. 17, John
Morgan, late of B atisham• Lode, cambridgeahire, baker, at one, at
the Bird B. It fun, Cambridge. Dec. 14, lialeS Bush, Pembridge,
Herefordshire, glazier and innkeeper, at ten, at the New Duke's
Head Inn, Leominster. Dec. 14, Henry Hsliall,Ormakirk, Lao-
, casbite, inukeep.r' at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Ormakirk.
Dec. 18, FA ward Herbert, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire,
linendraper, at twelve, at the Royal Ilotek Birmingham. Nov. 11.9,
Saul 1.13.1 y, Stonehouw, Gloucestershire, corn dealer, at eleven, at
the Fleece Inn. Itudb4rough, Gioucestershire. • D:e. 20, James
Hunt, Oxfotd, chemist and druggist, at twelve, at the howe o(
Itobinson Bartrarn, Oxford.
• CaRTI FICATES.—Dsc. 14.
John Hill, raternoster•row, printer. Filcher Longley, now or
late of Itamsgate, Isle of Thanet, Kent, carpenter. Henry Selway,
laigh•upon. Mendip, Som:rsetshire, baker. Benjamin Bennett,
late of Brighton, Slssex, builder. William Hutchinson, Foot's
Cray, Kent, general shopkeeper. Thomas Tarrant, Bath, Sumer-
setsbire, haberdaeher. •
l'A RTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Thomas Holroyd and Thomas,. Graham, attornies. John Payne
Maynard and John Baker, Turner's-hill, Worth, Sussex, grocers.
James Gould, and Robert Speakman, ltadley, Balks farmers.
Wm. Steward, Jas. C. Trsvers, and Timothy Steward, Lewisham,
Kent. Elizabeth Chitlins- and William Giddies, Vine-street,
Lambeth, Surrey, blaksmiths. Christina Graham, Jane Urquhart,
Mary Patison, James Graham, and WIII. Urquhart, Leith, bankers
(so far 29 regard the said Christina Graham, Jane Urquhart, and
Mary Patmoo). Susanna_Brooks and Hannah Sweetland Dicken,
Bristol, millitirrs and dress-makers. Hannah Blake, Robert Blake,
William Bike, Saab Rice Bl.he, James Blake, and Thomas Jago
Blake, St. Mawes, merchants. John Howard. and Clara Collyer,
St. Martin's-court, Leicester-square, boot-makers. Charles Batoth
and C. B. de Jersey, Manchester, merchants. John Crasher and
James Smith, New Sarum, merchants. John Baker and John
Tingle, Kettering, Norili,mptowbire, millers. Thomas Oliver,
sea- an 4 Thomas Oliver, jun. Derby, tanners. John Halstead.
Edmund Skinner, and David Howarth, Rochdale, Lanevhire,
konlounders. Robert Baldwin, Charles Cradock, and William
Joy, Paiernoster row, booksellers (so far is regards the said Wm.
Joy). Thomas Sowerby and William Davison, Wapping-wall and
Change.alley, anchor and chain dealers. Wm. Cawsey and John
Poole, Sidnianik, Devonshire, painters and glaziers. John Atkio
and William James Qusrtley, Bridgewater-square, statirwers.
Charles Hardy and Thomas Hardy, Denton Manchester, shop-
keepers. George Drowley and William Burford, Lewes, Sims,
and at the London Road, Southwark, Surrey, hone-dealers.

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FRENCH PAPER&
• •
• treat rite COURIER ?RAVI:MIR.
luierrs or rovziossa 19. •
PARIS; Nov. 21.
The day before yesterday flue Saint beats *al
liantly illuminated, and a great crowd was Malkin
backsvarJ and forwatcli. A number of individuals,
principally cl Hellen, let off scare fire-emit% stud some
others threw mud and stones agsinst house& that *at
not illuminated. The gendirrips on horseback
.nterfered to put a stop to tits fireworks and to
disperse groupes of people; and the summonses made
by the officers were immediately falboed by charging
the people, and giving them blows with their sabra...—
Every thisig. however, was peaceable till half-past ten
o'clock, when the cheeps made by rbe gendatines be.
came more frequent. and theta the people began to
resist. The gendarmer then retreated, add a great
itousber of the common people and workmen, carrying
off the se.iffolding of some iissildiags now constructing,
began to form some Wilma between the Rue Granata
and the ltsrr Ana Omni; - Thy were not istenripted in
an T manner in the wdek, end entrenched behind these
barricade., as well as in a house building in the Rued*
la Truanderie ; and in that street, which is to form a
new passage parallel to the Reels Petit-Hurleur, they
threw showers of stones on the gendarmes when they
came near. The troops of the line, and the infantry of
the gendarmes placed in the neighbourhood, were then
brrught to the spot. A column *batched by the Rue
Granata, and a summons on the part of she officer who
commanded it was instantly followed by a discharge of

musketry ; at the second charge, the barricade was-erate
coated. The column advanced, firing at the ends of
the streets by which they passed. Fite platoon di..
charges took place. These unhappy scenes continued
till past midnight. We can easily imagine all U e mis.
fortunes which resulted from a fire of musketry, directed
against a closely pressed crowd, Who had not space to
retreat or escape from death. The horror that we feel
at the view of so much bloodshed, when it would :eve
been so easy to prevent it, hardly permits us so discuss •
with calmness the questions to which these terrific scenes
give rise.
The police forbade to fire squibs. Those who broke
this prohibition committed a punishable act ; but these
demonstrations have become a custom among us, which
the police has tolerated andencouraged nn all occasions
when it wished the public joy to be made maaifest.
violence employed to make some of the inhabitants
illuminate is not only a violation of the laws, but a
scripts interruption of public order. It is a baseness.
It is.revoltiug to see a great crowd assail the house of
some peaceable individual, who has a right not to re-
joice at an event tibia is not what he wisher. Th's
conduct is so.much the less excusable, as the public
authority, which has ,net so many bad examples, cannot
be reproached with having set an czar ple of this kind.
Gallows the cifzens not to illuminate on festival drys,
end they have certainly made a conspicuous useof this
ptivilege. What sort of an appearance would Pails
have made if all the windows had been broken of the
houses not illuminated last 6th of Ish,vember ?
Rot if these culpable acts were. committed, were they
Of so serious a nature that they authorised the .deplr r-
;ble measures to which recourse was had ? COO coo.
'ravening an order of the police be considered a capital
mime? The persons who fired of squibs incurred a
police penalty—those w ho broke v. indows a correctional
punishment; and they have been sabred, shot, aid pus
Dished with death ! The Magistracy has traced the
route to be followed in such circurn.tances. It was
decided in the judgment on the affair of the funeral of
M. Manuel that there was no occasion to employ force
against those who only contravene the regulations of
the police. The police is not deficient to discover and
sand
the instigators—to draw up acts of accusation,
and prosecute those who have been guilty of crimes.
M. Delavau, in spite of this less n, found it ash irice
method to bring an armed force into action, which
irritating the people by its interference, and irritated kr
the resistance it experienced, soon transformed a treats
tumult into a scene of carnage.
The law orders that seditirus groups shall be dist-
persel by force; hut is there ally seaiticq in letting e if
squibs and breaking windows? Sir ce the 13 h Vendor.
maire, there have been many sedition% niaoy tumults in
Paris ; but this is the first time that musketry has
sounded its murderous intimations. Melancholy and
evil thought! Then the Government deleitded its ex-
istence against the armed sectior, formed in colusitosof
attack, wills all the implements of war; row the Go-
verninem represses disorders committed by groups r♦
joicing in the revolt of elections, and having stouesimr
their only weevils,
It was Monday, a day when intczic stion is not rare
among the people. It was the hour when the drinkers
were returning home—circumstances known to the po-
lice, and which ought to hire rendered it more indul-
gent. Let the situations and the circumstances, and
the measures emp!oyed be compared, and it will be
seen whichthe Revolutionary Government or the Go-
vernment of MNj. de Ydlele, Teat:clic', and Delavau
has shewn itself more gratuitously prodigal( f the bloed
of the citizens.
A great multitude collected yesterday in the Rue St.
Dents, looking with consternation at the traces of the
battle of the night before; the walls and windows
marked with balls; the number of the wounded and
killed were mentioned; and the people inquired if there
had been a revolt and a revolution. Alas! there was
air illumination, a few squibs,. and a sew broken win-
dows ; and for his blood was bed.
We shall see hew the public authorities will explain
hese events, and it they will deplore the mimics
brought on by a repressive force, so out of proportion
to the clinics committed. It the Ministers seek to pro•
fit by this blood,lred, and tryout " 'a revolution!"--sf
they tell the electors of the-great Colleges they must
vote for them because French citizens have perished by
the hands ot.Frenchmen ; then every thing will be ex-
plained—then we shall understand how
scenes may serve to re-awaken absurd
tify striking a blow, according to
the Charter. We can only judge
rensber 19,h by the language of
ing its causes.
The scenes of the 19th were renewed
mote mischief, and under circunr,
cant. Crowds of tumultuous rani_
Use streets Of St. Martin and St. Denis,
against the windows, and calling
—The inhabitants, intimidated, obey,

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