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• arr..desaopleso the fialgemesafts, and istbils fouggrissag thsacsiglgo. kir hard the Attorney which effectual alaibtanlo -Ili fal,,ta that arshoow. potholed obsskes prejettees-of a feetien, whose
4617.E1/fee a hiesth, ot at greaser i •thaeseal, &fa 1 to apiece them, .__,_ 4 -1
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=877. a • old* shale. - * ' 'Veda fens filed bp the ,wiggititant•- -,; ''' .
. It The essiggegents Of Ankh 1, of the Law otthe arKaissi..; . . - . Thar Kinges Amer to Ai two Haan ef Peeler y mica are vitae Ilt the present tinies •
instals* did this faction carry its curate sue • ' '' t
IStb Jawasey. 1805 (2Sch Nifrersoear 13), and,Artide *B. - lei'llabes ar emmgelsrmas, Assidei, the " • •
ebb wag etalalatiskign6l6l9Nalaallgibill thiettalleaill.
• 2, of Lew of 15th February fellovnag (6 Venteetekyear Jutradts wt. den haws "' akh the rinalltitious ,
IS), relative to thesqleges of the wand coaccr load- prescribed by Article Mb of Cede iflownrallen cri: and received with lb* greatest uthilsillsts.
mew an, arcade or the lenders._s_ of feeds em-_,_ massetes eamoot lia pleat? thaw once in tie SKI= the occupation of the feats at the estrence Of. the- amfdiallit Mistaersedt:Mthfekabliiii."l"theAPliry""l,nanaertdinthstalicretatreatenii°lle, sbregvbetita- Ilir
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Isireied•ill dews ' of mootausv fanctimcna` year as die list ordered Aredtas • la.the cases of . Ar,
shall _set be applicable to the securities eatraardaary Asses% they easentle placed "the list Tape by the British marines, has bees MAY Weed Seance if zhe did lot 1441111. Never 4
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• iiitn—iiii *a troPrimon of Jourab and Pftirsdi• ROM dim twice ut the same year. ' aby the lbrtlgueree (liverwurst, sad wM be carried oallstbm earavd ci' ccwil _as hAghe 1 41'. '
cal Wria,s..4 .. 9. Oa the day appointed for the jedgmest, if three
into* effectsbenThencia, y or Friday. threats more ridledloilistalletaant of dear he •
. ,14. Ilte 'Duties actually inspmedam 3001111111 shag be fewee.than 30 i that number -It is god t far that fact& slat the British • . I
mad Periodical *logs shall be r•- • h'Y *arges sky be compfeted by thleaTrileeinadenPrteXl4l. Assizes. The i Dec. 25.-The Pyramus is the only vessel. of the
its• own pewit* too well to miss! tiet teantfi, 1
. Alley of 10 cesium fee. *sea ,f_Mill.at_b_ alci#,,,,e_ Jurymen ailled to supplythe places of the absent Jury- I apeditien the •weleyetonlsed t but it is said that them nrrectreae• - - andaniest insintia.genatorbich hash li
• • • 1111111 M supelffthl adz:7._ MI. AIM men, shall be Misted by lot in the puha Sitting. They r - . • •
'' ' 'holdall shun be levied ea hi. 15 &MOW •n 7 Per' *Ube taken from those individuals inscribed on the us four large shiPe sow in the rant eomPletelY due andlatives have been sollowlieraeritly.'
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'- - '''•+l ' dos If Is slort• Itlllall be inerood tme smadoes Ise drawn LIP, eccording to Artfcle 5, who reside in the hemmed. a eed that tbe only revenge it will grayer irceeelde ' i
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-. • every square decimeter above 30( Is - . sewn where ilk tesizesaribea and, in default of such, -..am...--- ingots that of using its utmost ilmatims, to pr . - -. •••
t ; . ' 15. No Aseaciatimeelmirre trethe property of JOGS' amorig the inbabititau of the town comprehended in the In addition to the foregoing moagratifying intelli- 4t•
• • sels or Periodical writiogs shall be contracted eitept electoral list of the denartmestr oe the supplementary grnee, ere have to lice the snivel of the mud dial•bele"' ma' w.` say badly gay' "gr.° 11 l'
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; 4.•„;, wader a collective lowa and according toc the forms liscotdered by Snicks/. The dispositions cif Article 8 from Lisbon; Au, from committing * 'deal • .
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AIL -,. 1. 111111 down foe Aineektisse by the Code of CallnetCa• do not apply to the replacements made-by virtue of the . . . selves. In the meantinserbit it ;mutt
'''.,4F... 4 The partnere mut magi the number of five. eeneral „title. e . wringing Gazeitso to die 15th ult. From the lateness that dingfreich Ministeri have displayed a . *
' • 18. All acts, conventions, aad arrangesnans relative '" •• ho. Ankles 1.*,4, a, and fret the present law shell be curled a the he& at which tbe Papers have reached us,
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A . eo the • property of a Jelinsar or Periodical writing, into effect en the Int hawse 1 stte. jawed tit the pressure et ether ateresting matter, we
Of ••• 'Which- shalt be glade by Ole author or authors of. tbe a pie other Alitisciashall be obligitory from abe '
can do Ist' le umalp than•sapde to their couteuts. They theiligicbeileeem,tites.dsltdisey4 dZsgol4".millirel:be . . ,
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- . .' " .410eltirotfouvebal be valid notwithstaading all counter date of ks promo The Prefects and Praicieli . .
,tfooft the Non of dX defeat of the reels in the. seetbes• te consolidate . .
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-letters and Itipelations to the contrary. These counter of Assizes shell cooties, nil tile ile of Januasy,'l
• litters and stipulations shall be null and of noineffect to cosdorat for die- emooratios ritherlurlaseu the l'• Alla. whilst "hal' tholly. Ornate an the shako'. chaestias, thew. ' •-„ .fli
' with regerd to all persons, even thkeentracting parties. ticks- 382, $37, and 388,• of .thit Cods of Crissinal ruinous, which hid appeared in the -Fatah papers. A e-s-sillse- s -
•• .. • 17. Ail Sibs armadas% aid ressiodoss Mare to the property Instruction. • . • • new.lonn, ter the mune of about two millioss staling. duct ache ar ' ..' • • ': • -; i•
-...• .of a Anis/ or Pedmied wriiithehelly mimed Opal diet U u Ankles 011114041, Mille, 391, 39t, erne 384 of the Cole of .
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'" •." •Ssortollyothotparomethoo them whoUtoessokthedeelosties. Cdralsol 10stmodpeohollemse to be etteetedafter the la Ammon. fa 11101000 the =Pajama Tenorted be by the PtUtelguese the enewellansea • • 4i- 4 ' . '.' ' 44 e. - 4
. .1 Dreg prooroadoo -mil Wino eooridtted “ Glom Is orgr
_Voiles ot the Tollerks, the frith Deceaber, Goiernment, to carry it and the nation safely through tbe s, ,eserybek- • - ~.!, -I,
' by dto polifteadoo al a 'easy Pedalled welds* whatever, 1•00, the WM d tor reign. • . '- -
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Widths domed whose the el the said Joored, or Pele By the Eles. • cHAsstga,. 'the pmeenterisis. Whilst it thews that the Gamesman die ,„,,assi es; • •.' •
radial bath. -6 The Keeper *hilliest,. Ise. ." PEYBONNET." is fully in. earnest in the measures it bas taken to pet I-7-e ' ,
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*4 4 DIVIMON I THE FgRALTIDD 'IP - ' Illian . i INIK-INEIIIO4 '.. ''' "'" '.. , . . •
A down the present rebellion, its- provabial geed faith .obii,ged - innomeas ' • 110" de '
19. In the cases provocation provided for by the 'NU, VATE CORRESPONDENCE. •
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law of the 17th ill May, 1819, the finsitall be as fol. affords the must perfect guarantee that this eigistaseat ceociie the letooterly •.,0 •.•:' ••' - . . • e: 4
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lows, via,-In the cases progliell for by Art. 2, from . • aus will not be attentd with any difficulties in the eze- -.0.1. I.
Daces/But 29. • - • •
4000 fre. to 20,0qp fro. nnd7tlit,eases provided for by The ti ;wool of the painisten was moo &ace fa cation. The secant's ia the papers respecting a We have . 'mid :this..
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el. 1. A Art 5, from SOO rm. toelo,ooo frs.-ha the ekes o, yesiledstes debate than in that et Wednesday. The change of Ministry are contradictory and confused, for 'Gazelle to the
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1 '-' . outrage provided for by the Art. 1, of 25th March
' .`.'.; ~. 1822. and b'"y aragraph 3of Art. 6of the same Law, Addle'. was Passed without any "
and last night was presented to the . ' whilst it it announced in one place that the Ministers of lif the siillhAtt-illtta -'7 ' ' :1 t
Aflgoaafas on and Freelfer! •101011 -
' Finance and Foreign A 'aim have been solicited to - - s'
's; lie tine sha be from .6,000 fn. to 20,000 fn.--In S' 1
• . . ists, who skirmished in the reef. were much less coo- •
s .- •Op cases of.o ence provided for by the Law of the 17th resume their functions, it is aid, in another, that they 25M, alt._ The asrma micicis. a coPT clf '
, • sequence than those who had been digested in the van.
. - of May, 1819, the fine shall be, viz.-In the case pro- .fit
Among these were hi. Clausel de Coossergues, who hake teen dismissed with disgrace. Whakver change dated alla Deemaheralrollialailigl •
-.4 'fa aided for by Art. 9, from 5,000 Its. to 20,000 frs. and . i
e, :16 ro red to tr the Prime Minister-De Cazes as being takes place now, the probability, however, is, that.it 'lea forma alsizis it alliMms Shaft
in cases provided for by Articlea 10,11, and 12, from aPn acconipli ywith the madman Llovel in the m' order of 'll be fhe better, by infusing a -greater degree dac nfelc befac kik* .. .•6 c : . ~ ~
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- 5,000 fro. to /5,000 frs.--In cases of defamation. pro. wi or t
the Duke of" Berry, and M. Hyde de Neoville, whci pro. the catarrhal fevW width •' ' '' - • '
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sided for by- Articles 15, 16, 17, and 18. of the Law of of energy and unanimity iato the administratioa of ' eiralSailliwfrafg • , ~1. •
poses to airay the military forces of France against a din ~ -
... • 17th May, 1819, and by Art.ls of the Law of the 2.5 th the day, nod -in the SIN% the
:ironed paragraph of Mr. Canning's speech. Geis. Sebas- pub.ic affairs. , .
it . • N 0413,1812, the fide shall be from 10,000 f. to 20,000 f. ,ia i
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io. 0. FROM THE LISBON GAZETTE, DIMCIIIIMI 14. swelling of tbe foot bad decreaggo ; 4hese'w '
n re of this discussion, has dis- ... . 4 •
90. A Ise of 600 fr.shall be imposed an every publication tele- ` n • ''''''s ••••••1111 .••' was Orem; Dna 13. •°' sof pain, and the fracture was pkg. on fa • ~.
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.. • the to the acts & privdkr Ufe of every Ftenchman living, and of played as muchgood sense at eloqueoce,answered the pre- . a
, The Marqtris de Fionteira has just arrived, bringing Lord and Lady Cocantail. who arrived a •
• . . strewn residing in Pram. Iles enactment shall however teals tended advocatesforSpain by telling them that this unfor- -.1
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- ill feta when ththdriejeorsoisar intze:;e:laskpallw;liprecious to the Lunate and pitds Gevernsitiment ticl been tlheaggressa. the news that the Conde de Villa Flor came up with the on, the 14th, were still.thire on Abe
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we ante parn„ wenwe on y endeavour --lit -
• . -, ? . - Iterry act of defamed., committed against private perm= rear guard of the rebels, composed of two squadrons expected that their stay would. be peeks . - .
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... m 4 b., Away pff,„"„4. "co whet, di, pi, ma deramd ha, to prevent her from throwing Portugal ieto confusion ? lik ..i.:: t
and- scene infantry, under the command of Magessi, on longer. • • • - - •
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nude as complaint. The &meets which me pointed, are nothing but a din • • . . .
the 10th inst. near Alegrete. The Count and his staff, According to a letter froth thetyvese •
r se. livery printer of a writing which is Published and condemned gaited hatred of the constitutiotral institutions granted
' Mali ia all Pi", be civilly and 4121 "Wandb" for Ill° ally, 34' by Don Pedro to his people-a manifest wish for the with the B iron de Sabroso, at the head of a squadron November, the quota to belitekhottlec
, \ ' • muses, ad am decrevelly tbe tenteseet of eoodemeatioo.
, ' • a. The. sa sla„som . muse i, success of Chaves and Silteira. It is not our duty to of the 4.th Regiment of Cavalry, commanded by Lieut.
r • If divisioos of the Turkish &spire towaeds die •
, . shall condone tu be executed. discuss fhe cases fosderis, but t 6 exert obr efforts to pre- Colonel D. Thomas Muearenbas, immediately charged, seat, is estimated at 100,000 meerseirn Natal.
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serve peace, and to prevent Spain' from thawing us into end
PARIS. Datums 29. ,
" CHAU HMI OF PERlM—Straw Dv ens awe. a war. We have reaan to be astonished that England - •• • • •
deslroYed that fusee. tweatf-five remaining Romelia, 50,000; Coostantinople and its
. „ Tim chenceller, president. Tee wt g commenced •shenid be represented te the fears ef the meek. dead on the field, end twenty-ate taken prisoners. shoo° i Bagdad aed Arabia, 50,000. In , •
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.... at • one o'cl ck. tionary spirit which is eoWrn the world- tipside dowa, Some -soldiers of the 7th . Regiment of Cavalry, time the Capitol, aamediag to the last . • •
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. ss.The Keeper of the seats, after having explained coesiderieg that the same party 1444 in England ull which were surprised ist Villa yiciosa, t
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. . and wow are dated the 2Sib November, was perfeetil •
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• • •t, the motier sol the Project a Law on the Jury, pro- lately as the great antagenist of revolutionkry violence.* cowl of the lath Regiment. of • Font, ,ozed this first and the execations had 'Featly diminish&
, • ' ; ceeded to read the projtct conceived in the follow- After some discussion by some other speakers of 1
oppostunity to present themselves tO the Conde, deVilla ultimate effect qf the sesnse, st • . . , -
. , iag terms:. the Royalist party, the Address was agreed to. It L., t
la Ca* aane...by the grace Of Goe, tee. To all to whom these pre- wits presented to the King on the same evening at rio_r_. The rebels._ favoured by the Mountains, Red to 0.,
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arms shag tome greeting.-.. glen o'ClOCk, Ind his Majesty's very pacific uswer is Spain at the fint fire of the artillery, at four in the after- it is tomy to see, that if they meek,
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- • • 0. We have ordered, and order that the project of in the Afoleitear.
soon : none of . them remained in the palace. Tbe Europe, and Russia in particular, will • .
• law of the tenor foll Owing, shall be presented to our The impressio left on the blic mind as to the re- 44
Chamber of Peers by our Keeper ef the Seals, Mi- ._
_. „_ ~ ~,_ um greater part- of the Count s dies
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sult of this discusnsion, I should sa '
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mister Secretary of State for the Department of Jos- their exertions and rapid marches, could not come up, We annsienced sc. me time since the death
preservation of peace. "
tiee, and by Sieor Jacquinet Pampelune, Councillor of se that the rebels, covered by the Serra., got into Spain. Gouna, as well as an ittempt by the . -- • If
Stare, whom we commission to explain the grounds of fis -- - . -
` .4al (Here follows the ccauneedations of several Olken.) , the Acropolis. GOIIIIA, it appears, WU mu -, , .
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it, and to support the discussion. THE EVENING' STAR. - • The Count deVilla Flor says, that tbeViscount of Beire -___
OW of his own people ; but we observe with
• o amen I. The Jurymen shall be takes train the Members of
tbe Masora! Colleges. ' l'i arid the Conde de Taipa constantly accompanied him.
' •• Art. 2. On the Ist of September, every year, at the LONDON. R. PINTO PISARRO, Chlef of the First•Dtviskir;. that his loss, instead of disheartening die
had a contrary effect, as will appear from i
, latest, the Prefect aliall draw up, conformably to Art. .
On the I lth of this month, the Portuguese frigate
3of the Law of the 29,h of June, 1820. the list of the MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1827. to reinf the citadel of Athens, which •
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persons who shall possess the qualifications required to CIACIFIGLISIONHOLIMAY AT Tilt Base. ._, •
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from the island of Madeira, and brings 301 soldiers of after. we
. make part of the Electoral Colleges of their department. STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK. ' • Spectator, that this attempt was as skUhilly
.• In these departments, where the list shall not con- Consols, which left off on llgtortlay at bid for the Account, h Regiment of Foot which was stationed there,
boldly executed, and that it was crowned wi .
. tain 500 electors, a sopplessentary list shall be formed opened thja morning at so 6; mos Ain me smut became and 60 persons belonging to the families of the same
' complete success. AU hens fat ilit wily
• to complete this number, formed of individuals wheeze lively, and a purchase was muds of one hundred dreamt. which Regiment.
• rotted t e highest among those who are not inserted in got the mirset Up 10 so 1; at muck price arty Dew N.,,,,b, wit& The Orestes, merchantman, arrived to day, (the 13th) portant post and its bias defenders. Mos .
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therefore, for the present. It is reported, -.
"way'''. nu al4" imPre"ment wal sal" W a rerlet with 200 men, privates of the same Regiment.
0 The lists drawn up according to the two preceding paragraphs, of au Elven famia nits. authority, that Mr. STRATFORD CAIOI3IIII
shall be posted up in the chirf places of the canton. • ---.......—_
"3. The mode fixed by Art., sof the Law of sth There '" ire" alltsati°ll is the am'. eau"' ar d° scP"tcd The Etoik .4 Sunday has tete b Do means favellidlia
hed us at a late hour
Febtuary, 1817, shall be followed in deciding on the death of the Doke of You.
this morning ; but it is almost entirely filled with the tercets of the Greeks, if true.
his recall--a report y
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. li - recfamations ohich shall be made against the formation Up t° the pm"' dipe, wantell' a bargain hu beell ams In lb. --..m00me..---... ,
. of the lists. . Foreigo market, and prices are almost trolobraL proceedings of the Chamber of Deputies on Fri-
CITY, TWO 0' el . '
Current prices: Old Spade\ 124 134. -blexkoss an ex di.. day last, when the new Project of Law oo the _ _ _ . -Ave . to
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• 4, These reclamations shall be inscribed in the office
• ' of the Secretary General of the Prefectute, according °""'"wan 5411511 atom 55 551 Per5*154,35 55, 115511i5n 55 11: subject of the Forests was the subject of discus- •
• ,to the order and date of nie receipt of them. They shall Danhh 59 4, Peruvian 70 72, Greek 17.11. sion. There is news from the Portuguese (ion- The Gaul Market as en-
able accounts being received both from • . .
be formed without expense. - - tiers, which, at any other time, would be coital. the arrival of the steam boat at P• • •
144. Wlimi the Electoral Colleges are convoked, the OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM LISBON: dered as gratifyieg and attractive in the highest -
Edward Banks, from Lisbon, leftthellll‘'
last Electoral list which shall have been published, • —.... dispatches to the Secretary of State. :
s according to Art. 2, shall supply the place of tEe List degree, but at present it is superseded by the substance
At length we have the pleasure of announcinr the ,i
- preset ibed by Art. S, of the Law of the sth of February, o of the official dispatches we have given above. The. army of the Marquis Da I:llkweit lialheen .
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arrival of official intelligence from Lord Baussoarsi
1817, and by List 8, of the Law of the 29th of June, defeat of the rebels in the Alentejo, has been michimore-Aad that a Charge d'Affainshad suited at
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• 1820. The Prefects shall cause to be printed and at Lisbon. It was brought by Captain BLACK, of the decisive than was at first represented ; and, it appears, la con'equence.4...;th.e above, ...t.-. • .-•-
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1 , posted up, in this case, a table ef rectification, contain- .
ing a statement of the individuals who shall have ac • t
steannbott Sir Edward Bankes, wbicb arrived at that they were pursued into the Spahish territory by the A""a.t° ali4 III"'
81.-12 the Peleliu. sublet 4111
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quired or lost, since the publication of the principal list, Portsmouth last night. Captain BLACK left Lisbon the victors' _
the qualifications required to exercise the rights of The Marquis CRAYS', it iS stated, had made no new srao af "k tk"Pe have haided at •' '
on Christmas day, at which time all was quiet VOttElrlt4 NMI*, TIM • '•-
. electors.—The reclamation of those whoa names shall movement. BeenaleaSsede,s e Ct. et gni Moab 6. • .
have been omitted on the electorel list, and who shall there, Oporto perfectly safe, and the rebels were Thc*.re is no change in the French Rentes since the Osikaimi s *Mods.] llp Cu Do: NW
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have acquired electoral rights previously to its publi- beaten back. The Ptitawut arrived on the day of last (au - . De. Deeds, 1844,55 i Pompom -
• cation, shall not be received, unless made within the - no. hoe. 9411 SA Do; Acm• 116 '4, .
' month following such publication. Captain BLACK'S departure, with troops on board, and Our extracts from the Paris Papers of Friday and Danish fleads.s pCt. 594 Ram Miss 15155, 5 ,
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"5. After the expiration of the delay fired by the on the 26th tbe line of battle ships with additional Saturday, are varied, and in one respect gratifying, as D0.131"k0m0da,11°41:450,5 prCt•eisa46,. •spau.somks., ct. :..
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preceding article, the Prefects Shall extract from the they ennounce the decided triumph of the Ministry en Ditto. Acct. 15 ex db. Do. Acct. 1
trooos w in the Offing.
general lists, drawn up according to Article 2, a list of • ' the important 'abject of the Address. The discussion BeITISIi AND.,Rouittets stiARES, TWO' .
200 individuals,from among whom those shall be taken, The following is an extract from the official Dis-
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l'hursday evening, and about two hours gnaw' . . • • no -so
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who shall exercise in the departments the functions of patches, received at the Foreige Office, in beetling -.
Jurymen during the following year. • - ' afterwards, the Address was presented to the KING, at Illuilh lina°
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, . *Thistle shall he composed, for the department of the Seine, of aunt : - "•• -2 his place of the Thuilieties, by a grand deputation of New' LA pas & pssissaserwee . s 411
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• 1,200 electors. LISBON, Dgenataxa 19. ,e, ..",' 1
he Chamber of Deputies. A copy of it, as well as the ,-. .. sham Ist ' i
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"It shall be transmitted immediately by the Prefect, It would be difficult to de:tribe the joy with which 1., . United Mexican .
Welch Iron & Coal • k .... i-siis as I i
to the Minister of Justice, to the First President of the mlttO II answer, Will be found amongst OUT selections ; Marine Alliance :••• - • 1401/ " g • .• r
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Royal Court, and to the Attorney-fileneraL
in the intelligence of the speide...rseriersl of or trooPe ind, in both, the Besire to cultivate friendly' relations Canada caanPani' • ••••• -100 10 s r•
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s. 6. Tea days at least, berme the open gof the has been received by the pablia. , Mist gloom sad de- with this country, and peace with all the world.. ' EXCHANGES. 4 • :
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. Assizes, the First President of tbe Royal Court shall ' i - - " ex' Hantannos, Dee. tl.--.00 Landed, 36. Ik. I * : -4. ', ''
dency which had been hanggollteer all for the last pressed in still more Unequivocal terms, than in the Lunn, Dec. te...01 bassan, 3 74. s. rel. . •, ,
' draw by lot, trona Use list transmitted by the Prefect, 36 'Pa vf :
Ich iciiimpinied the admission a , Basun, Dee. 15.-oa Loodon, 5Ws 971. , itte- `t,•, t
• same% which shall form the list of the Jurymen for the fortnight, have at once dispensed, ;Id hope and cold- Address arid Ref:4l..olh . Visas,- Dec. 13.-On Landon. 2IL 9511.
whole session. The drawing lots shall take the other Chanabei:toilie foot.Of the throne. To the war e„„,, ,
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. place in a dence have revived as if by magic.
faction ibis is i severe disappor'nunetitand rebuke:but to 55c• 50C. • 7111" irr Cel.ltl. 55L 4°c* 43°.
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lingally deprived since the formation of the list made, • 1.
. • -Aleireeeeding to Article sof the qualifications required to Pressioo of their gratitude to his Maiesty. mama- 7 for will be hailed as a triumph of liberal over itlib-eral prin. '5(•• sc'c' .. ~ .
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