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THURSDAYDECEMRER 27 'Bl7. . • _ .
NUMBER 124752. las . . , . - . EVENING, ~.._..._:....___x .
...9 . LYRICS • SEVENPENCE. • * - - •
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sAanngßADlit AMP CARNIVAL--THIB, NIGHT. a THE DUKE Alt BRUNSWICK, ...
attain the King is a sc.indalof Which the Court of Aso. . .
- bet on the Prize Courts Of Napoli and Egina; where,
tria wished for his sake to restrab the communication to
Ty this should meet the eye of the Eerenaders who even if they escaped an irregular condemnation, they . -www,- .
The extraordinary a:indict of the reigning Duke of _ •
I the " Light Goiter" epposite the Kine's,Boa last Masque. have been,constantly exposed to be pillaged anew, as the •Died; that he bas forgotten that chastity of honour
mina Ticket *ill be sett aethe'door.
happened lately to some French ships, the papers of which re every
Brunswick having excited some attention, the following whi -
stain as asMonet wound, that he
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tHARLO.B WRIGHT, Opera' Colonnade. epitome of the principal facts may not be uninteresting
which were destroyed. I have, therefore, to announce (the Count) is above any injury from his. false charges • •
to our readers: :
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MASQUERADE-THIS EVENING. . to yob, that any French ship, whatever nriy be the ob. - •
MOST DARING ROBBERY! or his ingratitude, and that no• means of puailhing the
• • . , ject of its voyage, and whatever its cargo, is not to be When the late Duke of Binnswick fell gloriously at attack of the Duke on his august guardian,- had. **been .
TTbat if the Gentleman who stole a heart
IS IS TO 'GIVE NOTICE, arrested by a Greek corsair, nor to be conducted before Quatre.Brasa on the 16th of June, 1815, he left two provided for in the Germanic Constitution, for the same -.
-. a Prize Court there to be judged, and that even in case sons-life teigning Duke and a younger brother-the reason that the legislators of a celebrated Greek Repub. •
Doesn't restore it to the owner, though 'Lis it should be found to have onboard munitions of war, former born in 1804, and the latter in 1806. The King lic had provided no punishment for parricide-namely, •
of Great Britain (then Prince Regent) was appointed that the crime was thought impossible. •
',likely ward. or datnag'd but in part;
,the case is not to be proceeded with, till I have been ' .
And if full reparation be not made, . •
. Informed of it, that I myself may look into the affair by the a ill of their father to be their guardian, and The os Refutation" of the Duke's libels, byerhe Mi.
Ms very Evening at the blaseuzaane, .
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, The thief, who's known by his most roguish eye, when you may be assured of my justice and impartiality• graciously undertook the office, from respect to the nister of his Itoyal Guardian, 2ppe,rs to ns to be corn- -
Wiwthen be remain the Hee Ann Cie! ri It would be indeed an extraordinary spectacle, if, merits of the testator, and in regard to his own affinity plete. That his Royal Guardian did not prolong the
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pOWEEFUL STE AM-PAC K ET S LEAVE islands of Hydra and Speszia, the ships of those island testate Europe to its'former situation, and to re-establish or without taking the hest advice on the subject, aad
. LOaIEiON every WEEK as follows:
should act hostilely towards our ships, and their Prize its former dynasties, the House of Brunswick was rein- that.be did not insist on giving him tutors for the incon- a •
Poe OSTEN Me-eon SATURDAY MORNING. ' .
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Per CA/wIIS every SUNDAY MORNING. .. Courts should prescribe to France the limits within Metal by the Congress of Vienna in its former rights. ceivable objrct of tormenting his feelings oi•hout
which her commerce is to be confined- lam anxious, The guardian of the young Princes became thus not proving his
ia understanding,
jisty,disitninegvuidisehnetdfaros-mmuthcie;tfyolglooodw-
gnee information of Mr. Smith', Wbarentger. OalielsgiaY (r only, the protector of their
.private interests and the di- mg letter ofltis
therefore, Gentlemen, to cleclare to you,
..ildipbee an Horses, Carriages, blercbakdise, act. mearneeens .;
recur of their general education, but the administrator feeling and toed sense, as by a knoa ledge of Coutes,
tilsritan4 Agent, No. Is water-lases Lower. ThaMeeteitat.;. .._ "Ist- That 1 :half regard its null all letters of marque
.10004- . Cifatheir doininions,aandatie goarattee of their political and a regard to the interests of his wards:- -
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• sits, Haymarket; 3.ya, Strand; and at the General Steam ;grimed to a Corsair.' .
oose compatteh OfEco, id, snitched Priarll, L6i4ab; - • "CM Thant the Greek ships which may. go . the • . bts. This burdensome mod tesponsibli trust he Con- •o T sus NACU OP' BRUNSWICK Min LUNIBURo, rooms CasARUMAWW
,- .., ••• aar CH ARLES-BASSELL, Seems* •classed to exmcise from the death of their father in • •
line:marked; a fuim eleven Ito twelie skit. es' from dat
ar. tamale' Steam-packets always for towing. • raises WILLIAM, •T LAUSANNE.:
My dear Nephews,-1 hme received eour obliging
. a • , . shores from Voketo'Lepanto, will be seined and ion- 181.5 to the accession of the reigning Doke in 1823. u
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In the 01ctober of the latter year, his Serene Highness letters, and thank you for your good wish, which I
. . - . CUSTOM-HOUSE, SHOREHAM. fiscated, According to the. circumstances
FOR SALE BY AUCIIMI, ~c. i . " 3d. That the isle Hydra and Spezzia shall be. attained- his 19th year. The Duke conceived himself sincerely return. The ensuing year will be of considelr-
full enjoyment of his power at 16.. He, able importance to you both: you 0/".'
tol be
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consider-
lake Cerom noose, &Own, on Tnea.so.se, Jaeger, 3, ism; made reflaineibliellse' • s committed by Hydriots 114;04 Ifhthe
timwever, with no small self-command, formed the re- situations'
affording every opportunity!
si Eleven o'Cliicl in tfte Forenoon, and Spezatota. •' . ~ . ~. ...
B.l,Genale. nolution of looking upon his 18th year as the period offit f •
fp /I E UND ERMEN T 10 N E'D IS 0 0 DS, "in comminoicating to you these Resolution
saves or the high situations you are called to head in ,
.1 Wes= hoe NOVI Sense ANA UMBEL? Cosiennom,•asz. men, I have t to. euric that Ton will make tbensknovin his•maintitY• •- ' ••-
N- JEWELLERY &v..
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in eLe iglands of Hydra and .Soesxia and I anxioutlr - From tbe age ofi In, his Serene Highness has been your guardian, to draw your attention to the absolute •
IFiseZlOrmanniatal Comb, set 4jba Topazes (transparent); " •.-- ' - -
hope,thot L shall not be compelled !o adopt the sever, independeot of his guardian, and therefore his present nrceisity of well employing the tiMeleft forthii im- .f•
lOr d MilieMete to amich i 1 -Hold Neceste to match';• i
; Gag arseekfteat. I Pair- Eareinp ditto, a Shifting cons measyreh directed-. by. My Government, is case of complaints .ageinst his, Majesty and Count Munster portant purpose. You must be aware oP-being alit defi-
booed 5 Gold Hair Pins ditto; Gold Watches; Gilt, Aqpa- necessity. "a have the Wooer tn be, &c.
. refer to transactiopsin the period of his non-age, or in- tient in many acquirements indispensably accessary to
km; Gold Nethehaina; Gilt.ditto; Silver Snuff Box, act with • "DE RIGNY. cidents whith'spring out of jheni. These complaints holdi with proper digmty,the station of Pt incesafour own
aleic, - Sitodre.Mtwatcs. set and onset ; Cameos, set and onset; ' • "Rear Admiratacornmanding the French Fleet ire various. *in the first place •• he*tharges Its Royal feelings Will tell you ii nether or not you have constantly
Yritatyt:ft- or Cartereiss; Seed Brooches and Ciiips r Gdld Ear. • •in the Levant."
guardian and the persons employed by him with at- paid that, degree of attention to your lestems ahrch f
ansaßrasema of Gilt. Bronze, and Beads; Bead Neglignes,and Lord Cochrane published, the 29th October, on.
tempting to prolong his mihasity beyond the legal age. is required, in order to benefit by- them, and especially
*war. Coneesitioo Methuen; Musical Snuff Box; Plait; ado ; board the Hellas, the follcrwing Proclamation:
Rod Apgar& of various sorts; Watch and Clack Movements; In the second place, he accuses them of having endea- whether you have been 'always' inclined fri'sheiv'that
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tirmasenta Freedom; klanufactmed Ivory ; I Hack !Ace club: • The destruction cif the Ottoman fleet by that of the ..: .
soured to arrest the mopes, of
,Aix Understanding, and degree of deference and attention to the 'advice of the
tiiii‘',4l; alit Imhof Gloves; 559 Yards of Ribbon • Artificiel Allied Powers having delivered the Greek fleet from
to pervert his education, thatffe Mightberor ever dis- Gentlemen whom my well.direeted elmice has plated •
novena Stik,.fiattiv, Crape, and Cambric Hindi:Ft-has; 13 the cases which: had necessarily occupied its attention,
abled from conducting theaanrs of his Government, about you, which I, and they, have a tight. to eegect ?..,
jaraaof Silk; Silk Stockiags; Silk and Lauber Gloves; Ladles' and the Commander of the • taneeforcei of •Gteece,
and securing the happiness-of his subjects. In the third I most earnestly recommend you to be carettsl on this
farm of varous ter ts ; Fans; Chocolate; a German Pipe • Velvet .
having the right of taking the necessary mamma for
Reacsk; Silk Braid ; Leather Purses; Worked Cambric 'Collars; place, be charges them with,apeesinting tutors (of the subject, and to remember that nobody'is W. all'able to
Gallia; ise Human Teeth; Glass Scent Bottles. : the extinction of pieacy,-to preserve the honour of the
names of Linsengess and Eignei), who, instead of in• command others, who has shewn himself reitsefent in
' "la MODS of BRANDY; and sundry htoken Half Ankers. aation, and to protect the lives and property of marl-
!trotting him in liberal knowledge,m4 leading. him in paying. the proper. attention to the. q,dvice of thom who
A dreasit'of Sa Per Cent. wut heory'rdred` - •• • einiefi iendly States; it is now made known, that ships
~n, needs to biavairwpeon the two ..I:lays preceding the, kW the right course by gentle peisupioN endeavoured to had authority orrer them. You cannot I,robably all yet,
of less than a hundred tons are not to have arms on
br,ea.khi. s.spirit, tormenied his.feelingl, and. overwhelmed' possess the experience which is absolutely riquired to
eves Caoisatses may be b.id. _.I I •
NIMBI lkiise, Shoreham. Deceniber 1901'27. - boasal, at least, until they are provided with express
him with undeserved tissults aechmottifications.
.41 It 'appear with propriety in the various siiontioos"wisiat
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• peranissiminire • edosid -nuMbered•in such manner,
seems as difficult," says he. "to credit, as it is une' zwlit'you.. - ••. • •
4 Mac Junitia, rust Comm." - • that the dumber shall betonspieuoosly flied in tire in• . . . -. ." - ,
Mk &ram publisbed, piice See Shillings,
terierof the ship. daubteklly- hoe, that these numentora, wattle scarcely • in:You, nirdear -Prince Charlesruse; as I told yeti at •
A STATEMENT of the CASE
.of WILLIAM
" All ships of-this description which may be found at allei has Serene Highness to go two Henn from. one. Hanover, to go early in the spent& attended
.4111 the
A cARMICHAEL SMYTH, Esq. wbo.bas been, during ._, _ room no. another., er leap tie garden, without their Gentlemen at preterit about you. to Vienna, a. nein
itperiod of nearly foot years's. harried with a groundless, vex,- sea with aims, will be considered to be pirates, and the ,
a
'itivehad Iniquitous suit in the Ccassinory Court of London, and' individuals on board of them shall be brought to trial, • .
'lithe Arches °Gouts!' came:burr ; skewing cha ohookte wwwwilf and, if found guilty, executed. The national Beet is,and p cially•t eni am. seettiglia4Princes
not eat, read, or employ. himself in:any way- without cation es e ' ' h n -of
dss inunediase Reform in the department of the Laws of libgluart. . . „,, i their especial permission is irstfitiM modeserved !nor. 'ought to behave in order•ta be thspestesh -I if-Sn'o4l en-
'charged with the execution of this decree.
" Ittany min tee-me that his vices et reform go no farthertifications,and reproaches begenawitla the more*. joy a more liberal allowance. ferimourapeinate.enpeadi.
due a removal of blots, and lam with b1i0.“.-The Rightledia. . (Signed) 4 COCHRANII.4%,-,..
'and-ended only in thinight, not an interval belattad- Lure, and the Gentleenswahom ice ;pall iseamaptanegling .
George Cainlng.
' hombre by Mactachlan aed Stewart, Edinburgh; and may be. ..: ..,. ... ~. ~ ..• EGYPT. . hawed of rest or eomfoan".
.It seems extraordinary that to leave yon that. degree otfr...elkosp; ar_Qh. the age you
, . this treatment should be recalled afteethe lapse of four are attaining permits.' "*.:* •`.'* * 5,
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.144 all IlaisitseMere in the Oohed Kingdom-
ti.a. us. SMYTH'S IILNDOOST,ANEE and PERSIAN Eitieei OA letter from Alexandria. dated *to, 6, year and inaputed to his Roal Guardfirri, Who,'Spois.' = "Asio you, mY dear rriaceitlilhalli.Edb. tiffiPtoon .
CLASS Ite-artsed on WeasisSo47.lh*Tdv. at Nowelther• Trrthi. 1,827 i-o: SO, far to regards Egypt. wel'• 114 elks- bib re nest; remtifed Nerve 'obnoxious tot Ineritetesoow4belideedbehealakeion de Dortibsepilstiellilibisetitielly
Bros Gotvr••_y•v gluier, which emilliiiiite fres tha-day of
aa! period is past; for the Pacha euuld.haecife have re- instructors. The neat offe 'ivied' wheat he complains Aecomplished aria Gentleman • and. stiatioguished,,as. a •
.....T, Fredetklceirevi., &Saber:lM", • --..-`--''' It • ' '" •
-I, • -.-• 4 . ' - . ceived more disastrous intelligence .than the loss of ais one of a graver. thotighallesnar ambiguous, nature.- soldier-once the companion of your-late faabertin his
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• y EAKE'IS GENUINE • PILLS, -justlylStmllos for fleet which cost him so :nosh to vonstroct.-and sailors The Royal Guardian of his *ref.* Highness, by the glorious march through .the north of Germany-he
.nas endesevip ausate Abe .VENBREA L DISEASE - r-pll4 lie has beer) at so much pains t 9 rear; and .ygt, so success of whose arms,rind theirillueacequholecommils will attend you to.Gettingen, and direct four military
Attesall fill 4s t iv., haft .04 IRlLiNg.yf QV Botts Ins recent far frnss revenisitig binuelf, by permitting aneattaa the dominions of Bruoilickwere resiered to the pre- esluca•tion.
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ma vein soon convince alma:annual, the-ertaimy, el his speedy oli. oni lives an ptopeetam, he has seized, the cippOrtu- sent family, fulfilled. during tl4 unitioSity of the Poke " I think it light to speak. to ion both :on ' another
Whirl. • Nbfhing can' be betiter conftived. More &Av, or memby the engagement made ion!), people of Germany at the point, eqrially important-MI you Slid to Yoisr tilitive .
rnitv to iiicivelo.uo low much he was our friend,
csavenient OMR tins Reniedeafahanicts iiiire•oleiged role Jasmine;
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onto 4miumedi „ cowaini„wen me !eitratwt oy,-Dett,. mad assotwag W.em, -‘1411001....144a 20 xqupt thea utmost secu- end of the war, in graitingthe Duchy a &presentative country-I mean the doratien-of yoor minority, and
AEN.lyears experience (In an eatensivggiractice) has proved that it AO seta protection.. WI triendly. disposition towards Government. This 'Constitution Isis Serene Highness consequently of my guardianship. 1 have ordered a
%waren a Cure when repeeted Salivation and all other methods ea Was pue, to it, severe teatewheri, on..tbe. 24 instant, refuses to acknowledge or confirm. . Bin if he is angry minute inquiry into the question, at what time, accord.
Mail nothing. Fur the Scurvy and-orupitardr" Chns-sofin4,ocamoi Divesdiorden,ns.
the
Shattered vessels arrived with tfie intelligence that at the gilt of a new Constitution 'to his States, he does ing to the laws and compacts of our family, you ought
.Mr Medial*. haw cwt its •peraint
tney were all that remained of his onmerobs fleek:His- not seem less displeased at a peaslon of 900 dollars (or to be considered to be of age? As to myself; I- can
et bath sexes hive been radically cared of the above cruet-door,-
arsonath, the last eight rays.. neeparee, and said by the srste tory will speak of his magnanimity on that occasion. 1431.) granted to his former tutor; Mr. Linsingen, or at have no interest in this question but the sincere part I
proprietors, T. TAYLOR and,SON, Steinbersof ,the Royal Col- I The next point is Constantinople; we cannot foresee a contract about the property of his theatre, made by take in your welfare and that of the Brunswick dorni.
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he of Surpass, at" tilde Wane; No.i, New Bridge-stree!. 'in whit may bare taken place there on the receipt of this Mr. Phiseldeck. We shall not pursue farther this bill nions. They owe, in a great degree, their preseforatton to : .- .
bates if only
In each. each, fluty intauded.—Nat. Two back a
intelligence; but if war be the consequence,we have of grievances, nor repeat the-Duke's abuse of his Privy my protection, and you will find hereafter than under
awls, and Lights the Passages ac night.-Thay are also sold, ,
ar their appointment, with tamous directionsaat she Toy-shop, every reason to believe that our Paella will remain nem Counsellor Phiseldeck. This persecuted Minister left my administration, they have been happy, and that-your
141 OuSstd.atrete; . Me; enseeewwjea, No: n; menetreet-hill, trat in the contest, whatever show he May at first Make Brunswkk on receiving an appointment from the Go- private concerns have greatly prospered. No views of
IthhoPpolinat Bra lawmen ; and ny use pees= in- every • COO' of assisting the Sublime Porte." .-- iiernmentof Hanover. He- could not withstand the anibitien can induce me to continue the cares hitherto _
iiinabie Toles mGiese-Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis ea • . . - contwisiely with which he was assailed in the service of bestowed on these objects any longer than my duty -
RIP" Whing the above, Or other of the Proiriscerh hlediciom. .. .
** . HAMBURGH PAPERS.- ' theDukt, and did not consider his personal safety as requires it, and I abide, therefore, the result of these
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, . placed beyond danger while be remained in the Ducal investigations which have been laid before me. - The
FRENCH FAFERS. . . MENINGItN. Dm. 2.•
dominiour. - -- an --- • ' , • theory, that the completion of the 18th,year of age '
Three commissions are at present assembled at Gotha,
The Duke rsn' mEdiately• ordered the hue and cry to ought to be considered in the ducal line of our House as
71011 7111 t GA it'TTlt 'et ItIGILYCZ or' atimre;t7i. . Two of them ere. composed of Deputies from the Courts
be raised. against
. him, inserted advertisements in the ending minOrity, appears not to be conformable to the
I terra* WRO/4 ADMIRAL DR Tema TO vas MEMBRILS, of Coburg, Altenburg, and Meningen, for the regula.
Journals containing descriptions of his person, and
. Family Compacts, nor the taws of Germany. How long •
OP PRE cos/Damon or Tilt MUNK 00111IRNMStiT. ,ion of several affairs -relative to the Finance and War
offers a reward for his apprehension, and (by some kind the minority may have been continued after the comple-
" °cl°Bia 8' 187. Departments, since the change of Government in the
of neglect in. the Censorship) -obtained the publication !ion of thelBth year. of life,has not been made r,uite ceav
" GENTgelegps,_While the fleets of leis Most Chris-.- . .
principalities of Gotha and Altenburg. The third is
of these libels not only in his own, but in the Prussian in an historical point of view. I wish, howev.er, to limit
tiara Majesty, and of his Mit ionic Majesty, are occupied rather of a peculiar•kind.- The late Ministry of Gotha
dominions. The Hanoverian Government has. been your
. minority
.. to the shortest period established 141 the
is preventing the Ottoman fleets and armies flora ap- and Altenburg insured the life of the late Duke Firdi•
summoned to give him up, and threatened with the Princely Families of Germany.' I mean the end of the
proaching Hydra, Napoli, and the other part. of the Pc- nand IV. for a laudable object in-some London incur- comply. 21st year of age, this being the same which the laws
loponnesus, which are in the poWer of the Greeks, I see ante offices. Since the sudden death of' the Duke, one high displeasure of the Duke upon refusal to-.
with astonishment each day more end more that Greek All this would be merely alasord; but the Duke has of Great Britain fix for my Royal branch, and which
of these-companies thought itself injured, and- on being
not been-co_ntente,d, with the princely sport of giving your late father, in his last will, appears to have bad
ships, instead of flying to the assistance of those points s
called before a Court of Justice, sent commissioners ot contemplation. chase to a navy Counsellor ;he has issued a Froclama- in ' I flatter myself that your conduct • -
%eh are threatened, disperse themselves 'abroad like its own to Gotha to collect upon the spot arguments
The tion. respecting the debateable year of his minority, in until that period may justify my considering you then ,
'Visa' pirates, in pasts most discern from them, and to support its refusal- to pay the sum insured.
which he declares that all the acts done by the King, fit to govern others, and to manage your own concerns.
continue to pillage-merchant and neutral vessels. decision in an Eoglish Court of Justice is expected .
• Ins guardian, between October 30;1822, and October a Believe me, my dearest Nephews, to be ever. tee. Ike.
':- " Ilearn. that independent, of the English and other
30, 18'23, are invalid willow. his subsequent sanction, " GEORGE IL"
'lips recently pillaged, seven French ships have just next year.
- ST. PETEIISBURGH, Dee. S.
been seised, pillaged la- the opeo sea, and taken before According to accounts from the Custom House at because the tutelary power by which they were ordered Tire Pi speaks with great bitterneis in his Memo-
rialof a inc Mr. Eigner, who, he says, tormented him frdm •
Use Prim Court at Egina. . -<- ' • '-' Cronstadt, the navigation was closed for this year on was an usurpation
. illegally continued.
" The Treaty signed by the Powers has for its object, the 29th November. Now it unfortunately happens &bat within this period morning to night. He had preferred complaints against
Isis clearly expressed by the commencement of it, to An English three-masted ship, lately arrived, was fro struck out from the reign of the Duke and the ad- this Gentleman (whom he calls a teacher of pages) to his
Mt as end to those piracies which compromise the surrounded by ice eight miles from Cronstadt. ministrationof his guardian) the legislative Constitution Guardian. His Majesty listened to these complaints,
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eletyof navigation: It is, therefore, the duty of the Since the commencement of the navigatian, thenum- of the Duchy, established in 1820, was-confirmed. His and thus considerately relieved him from his bondage :
Serene Highness, like Ferdinand. ore his return from "My dear Nephew-Having been informed, by the • •
Canniandereelfeam Allietilleets to employ every means ber of ships art ived at Cronstadt was 1,243. s
illt6tir power to attain that end. Dec. 8.-On the 3d of this month Mr. Thos. Morgan, Valescay, thus shuffles the people out of their liberties, letter which you have addressed to me, that you disagree
your 4father i
Vice Admiral-Codrington has already made you an English traveller, and Dr. Granville, physician to
under that they were grouted when he, the with both the Gentlemen whom Land I te
acquainted with his sentiments on the subject. We con• his Royal Highness he Duke of Clarence, had the ho- legitimate sovereign, acted under duresse, and could had chosen to attend on you, and ;being further in-
Wet it a duty to leave to the Greeks the right of de• nour to be presented to the Emperor and Empress Mother. only,.as.he.exp.re s it, give a" shrug of his shoulders," formed that they themselves do not wash -'to .
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feuding that of their. territory which has taken.
part up Letters from Toplitz say that our troops have entered- which, indicating only resignation, was construed into tissue in a situation in which their faithful endeavours
have failed to place them on a comfortable footing with
arms in the pr t woggle ;we only require that their acq_o.hiesc_encea _
the city of Khir. The off dispatches of General
means , f defence shall not be hostile tothe neutral flags, Paskewitch relative to this event have not yet been and
Ha- find means to reward the.l- valuable servi&s. 4'.2 to
'I e fatal Proclamatioa appeared on the 10th of May you, I intend to recall them, and ahall endeavour to
last, was answered by a declaration from the H
Which for a loag time have . been solely exposed to the received.
nnverian Government on the 9th of June, in which his the new appointments whielk`will become eusteiiary, I
Jeannine excursions STOCKHOLM, DNB. 7.. of the Greeks.he Duke refer you, in order to asiaidnrepetitionna6 the letter I • , t
" When we ;Geode to the Greeks the right of watch- The Court has put on mourning for three "rks for Majesty that he-viewed the conduct of t
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__ _ over the defence and the blockade of her shores, the late Queen of Saxony. with 4i j stateature" and reserved to himself to take have addressed to-danatot your worthy.:Granihnether.
Duke's Proclamation as his and to what Monsieur 44e Bolomwill compunicateamon . 1
lately brought an action suds steps with regard. to the . . I
4FOIR VOID to Lepanto, to a distance of from eleven to The Aulic Chamber has
Ar as. dignity demands."! • this subject. ,r • • •I • as... .
twelve miles at sea, they " Colonel Dornberg On venom I faie filled my • •
have all the space which they against the Journal called the Washy g
sh.
• can requite. It is Within those limits that their cruisers At the end of last week several more besides Minty coll "Wald: gill
chips were . Since tint time Count Munster. (who, Minister of
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the Hanoverian Government at the Court of Great Bri- choice, enjoys,I
blight to confine themselves. We can no longer suffer stranded on our coast.
' Majesty gene- hint equally as a Gentlatuan end a soldier, the- IP
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them, under 1 kad • the pretext of ab oc eor acruise against Madame Catalani, after leaving this city, had the rain, was the medium through which his
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Turkish car heshould to a greater alit- misfortune to be overturned in her carriage,
goes, that t y go ous match to England. However,• I should. he sorry
on the rally issued his orders respecting the management of cage of baring followed your late father inahis glari•
the Duke, armed with a pamphlet called 4 Refutalion for you both to put him about pm, in case you Mould
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lance in quest of adVentures and to attack, al all parts road to Joakopping ; however, she received no injury. his Brunswick trust,) has entered the lists against . .
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be
Dac. e. 'have any will-founded objection 'against bII
.*fieison. •
of the Mediterranean, neutral flags engaged in corn-. ;
merce with the Ottoman Empire. It is only permitted All subjects of the Duke of Nassau are prohibited to of Me Caliumnious Charges hazarded by...the Duke of
Should wish you now for Mk Eignerto Stay•dhliTou •
' to seize Munitions of war, prom eforthe
'4l d - his
'., as under this incest, not only have they gone far out of heavy fines; and on a repetition.
He tells the young complaints against him and Monsieur de Unhinges).
of the offence, hard In this production the Count is not sparing of i (although your, last letter to me expressed thstniame
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their road, but they haveinspired diappro- I shall fieve no objection,' provided be be willing to re. . .
be Duke that his conduct had not only .
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pillaged vessels, tise cargoes of lab-our in the House of COI rectwn. Ouly at the baths reproofs, advice., and warnings. .
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'.: whichconie not Within that description. as had fre- and watering places these games continue to, per• 1...... leave 7041, 1140111lietlt de Holm.
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91ently occurred- in the eases of neutral .ships taken misted, under certain restrictions.
• 'ration, but indignation, in Germany; that his libel main. In ease lie should
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