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'eves; awl twee .yeta see, from this ecenunt, involvedin ear, may nor twenatiolistiteagein Allies. 1481! 041111TAL LOTTEttoYIiVNIT)AND
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Ant it hi snot pi nearly the same sn to pay in 1815.—. May they have have again to thank a kind Providenie '
PRISHift:IfF O ETIPHTYI.IjiI) TICKBTAi .01 i:ui ALL
II", (Inied what I.sa!, or I'll pinch s sot ear,) yew-fur hitykrig in thd hair of dikter uoittal for our de• ..:
:A.l4inVitatpa‘ NisXT TIILiftSDAY.
ere by this -wire current, that. in ISM, the gotta literetwe fiat} well proved skillatid valour fir on( own •11., • _ . . - or-
Rsiotat in'gnlii %Isis woith nearly 30.. io the paper in • warritres, wfthrthe fistrettid-spirli and reslgmss peel?' .iire ..;.. 4 . • .. . . .
mins. '• • - -4.)61t-sk
which you paid your taxes ; and, by this other rice "oft/Mace Blotter." • ' • i a -
Frrosee , , , ...•Ael cirri-eat, 'no Iwo. that, its 1815, the,good guinea in In the same spirit another generous &hon. Mr. to ••-•••••
amale.....
0 -....trirn-.... • Hamblliio -- . - -
gold is worth only about 21s. Bd. in the paper in _ Rotuma Martin who, as Mill "a 7 • Mr. Welsforsl, the - ' u
. - Wined
which you pay your taxes. Consequently, as the -highly respectable Secretary of the Waterloo Cont. k . i
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nominal mmount.of your tastes iilllll the same, you .mimes in Contitm, lie most honourably ill.linguisitki
imp ray, iw reality, needy a thirdmom than you himself in•shie Kohle rause, had written a month be.
• ' 'Min fBl2, and the Goveriaieni,- the pkoeinen,—fore so l'riuce Blucher :—.
,'• - the_judgek,. the army,...the.stavy,—thlr e•iiiiic-Fitimily4- •g‘ -The-tiattle•-of -Waterloo will be en epoch in
• and the fustd.holders, &c..
,&c. receive nearly ono.; modern history; but I hate the confidence that the
7" Stirlilleiri, ie reelitjr, than limy receised hi 181,.., results of British. Gnaws', gratitude for the never-to-
p' ...- If I 'were Mot afraid or pnisling • your 'brains, ' I itto:-forgottett valour there shown, and the glorious
;• r • iiihidd go'•on 14 show limb that they receive, end' victory thereby•obtaitted,•uill not be unworthy to he
:' • •'-• :/lloeyots'pey, a peat deal more than a third mere, placed nest P.—Poste' it yin Britain, as in Germany,
'nail in Tint, berikulte,. by *Wm any given propora proud of theglory -Ishii hi hitth tiatious, etch for its
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.... ',Than of pjaiwr, Wir money% that'll& Mictirtatiou, prices own part, hare tecqiiited in the- overthrow of an
a• . "'-: lorenineveditt Onsil...he'itisiehigh, not only, in that odious and oppressive tyranny, will find, in the ten.
, ‘• ls the fetcher gritsporliins of the . der. care of their contemporaries for the. woondell
'' ' Ilseltiplirtlpoirers which that money Imsd baits inthre. warriors and the families of the fallen, a yroof wind
s•stiesita.frela 'tomato hand.. a different meat animated the victors, sod how the
SO, so far as the third goes, this astir is quite victory was appreciated even by the philanthropy of
clear le yoss, I hope. What nonsense Is it, then, for the ate."
1-••• • ' )'lo* tb raltilainet the tytlies.as the awe of the dia.. Lastly, in a-letter from the Prossiau Consul Ge.
I '''' steetieses. et agrkiltiere i Come, come. Mr. Benoit;, seri! in London, Mr. Gtesse, of the 27th ult. the
..-** 1111ketrosiedge yoer woe, like a candid min. - Ac. rriolt of the subscriptions th that time, and of the
Itift.wlesige, that his the Gevermitent and the Beek, pertitio.n to be made among the German troop. who
end opt the poor rations, that are non working you fought at Bell. Alliance; is expressed iu number as
,:' end your temente. If you's* me why the Gureris. follows:—.
',........ :ow and the Bank thee well yea I 'rpm ask ma why For she Wounded and Families of the Killed hi ' Bedlam.
the Prot.oistos Army 11dn.006
thee have raised the paper-money in Mutt so as to F%„0,„. ii„„„,...0.„17r„„r, • 15.000
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lower yno r corn in price, a lid, in effect, to doable your For the Troops of Brunantek . . . 70-tioo
' tales; if you ask me why they here doe. this, I can Florio*.
For the • •'Nfetherlawd a;4Nagrte tromps . . - sun. . 0
• , only soy, that I ani.not se presumptuous as to judge orWith respect to the very large share appropriated
their motive, or, at least, to tuppose'lltem actuated to Prussia, the Prince is employed on a•general plan,
' by sky evil motile; bet, I can say very confidently, $ according to which. in conjunction aid' the large
*dirt, he their motivitio doing it what it may, I am very I sums collected by Prussian patriotism, it will be ap-
• fled they hare 'done it... You, Mr. Bettett, and the ! plied in the most worthy and effectual weaker to at-
'• " east the Wiltshire Petitioners for the Corn Bill,
(fain the °Neel of the generous donors. Britons and
told the Government, that you hid cheerfully paid all : Prussians, you hove become dear and estimable to
the Oleos for the'presecution of the war; and, you each other, as faithful, persevering companions, for. • further said, this you would continue Owe' fully to : getting every personal feeling for the great common
...314-" • -aplyt__.. those teat.; provided you were protected by a cause, stood together in the field of danger, where
.t:belaßitt. Welt, the Citrus Bill was parsed; y" : the glorious and common victory, with all its golden
'Till" had all the benefits of that Bill. What, then, ' fruits, sprang from your united, manly persever.
-- : 'lib* ono. or any of y ou, .114111 (0 complain of ? - and valour. As nations too, you are worthy
' : Thus, Sir, Usliiinsies, for the present, this Mr. 'inc..l of each other. and formed by ssture for cordial
•••••• - 111Mthett, Who is, howeser, a subpct to be returisesti friendship 1 i ! In bosh of you the mind loves the pro.'
•.' to; for.,, to suffer such; a low pretender to literary : found and the sublime, to both superficial splen-
- --Mileht, loch a' retailer of vidgar pomposity, to pm ' dour and empty show are an abomination ; the
:unexposed, would be to. despise the voice of justice. hearts of both are affected by nothing so metres
-,--big Lord Buckingham is a person of a different
by the thoughts of the country and national glory ;
•sloop. He is a legislator, and, from hit experience
both are gifted with a rich view of love anti desire
' ••: .in stale affairs, his opinions are entitled to great at.
towards every liberal and mental concern of the man
' tentiou end respect. Therefore, without pretending
and of rite eitizeut. May your union he durable as
to vouch for the rbrrectitess of the statement in the
the art mory of those glorious dap which has founded
Salisbury Journal; mid, inderll, without. attaching it anew! May it to the remotest posterity present an
all
.weight
to
the asaeit" .in that PaPer' I will adamantine shield against discoid, as often as the
-snottily suppose it 1)414161e, that the Noble Marquis
.monster shall attempt to brandish her serpents over
did tell his tenants, that, when Parliament met,
r. 1 i I May your armies never he wittiest leathers
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same measures' would be brought fortified for their Blucher and Wellington; your thrones never
relief, end then I will hazard a epecelie,yll., to the , like
Character of those atillaufear* .
i farthest liberal and enlightened Sorereietts like Fre-
WM. GOISIIBc7.
derick William an_aUeorgit Augustus Fredetia I
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THE .:STATESMAN.

LONDON:

frvins.ti, ocraineen 5, 1815.

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PRIVJTE CORRF:SPONDENCE.
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G4ZE7TES.

.. .—........- Tiir follosing is the result of a conweraitinn which
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sktli-La•CulltSt.ha. Nov- 27--Owe fatiel we -im.6 had with a person, whom, for some time, I
sugared arid beloved t ...oesseautrider.in-Chief, F1e4d!..561110 have considered to be well informed t.-..
Abel Priam Blucher, whoisi wearese happy as tiebevel The glow Royalist party finning themselves
now among es. has experienerci easy hasty joy at thwareeffin the Chamber of Deputies by the Moderes,
enm..l•;tte'rs which he received yesterday frees Eng- I wish, fistonseguence, for a new assembly, mull for
hied, and In which he is made argeoirded WO the 1 that Odeppee to dissolve the present on the lit of
bellilaist malt of a subscription begun there for the ' jernmery, and to convoke the Electoral Colleges for
. p...,/ %utility', lb* itialralaryla and the victims of the nem emelnations. The new Chamber will atesernble
sicteries obtained In the Netherlands. It was lit.st the Ist of March. During the interval there will bail
• .occasioned by the well knoon, and fee ea; Wisner. maierlimages in the Ministry. The Duke de Richeil
ahla reports of the equally modest- and illeskieus lieu, ant being sloshed enough, will be replamal
• • Faglish Commander, the Duke et W 0111110", ones by M. 4 Vaeldisee. Decree, whom glee fear or
which hit Royal flightiest the Ptiice amblit of Eng' being didlllmad hies breeght back to good principles,
land Oeshreed this shisse-vildies I. be lisps, ,Whlcki will he kiigietm a( the Interior, sad Luisa, Minis.
• ender the itructiaaapil active ce-opeaatisms If avant so a p.n.,. ,
distialtblawertirltlat litateketea and Nihmehelltdelas Eneeleslolledes been formerly intiamtely cam,
has been tossifts% iSfijh dill *swat Meta*/ isa this greeted skb Moribeilllermeget.preesseted to the King
jkitibh gallon. e the mere insenp web by thi sikompoossis ssaaihin Ing Ale favour that be
permission of bier Inithwiss to answollaittalts IMIIII might bastiol ab it r, instead of being vials:,
joyful twee to the public in general, ei it gives a de. tined. 'Poe King answered with great setts peal—
sirableoppertunity of paying a just tribute of adept- 66 .1) does not depend open me to stop or *haute qt.
ration to the generous 'spirit whir* estimates the.Bri- fortes of jostke.“
Call Atitin in ickajoiledsiak stliabsTAlSSe. 14 the •It is already determined that Ney is to be elms*.
glory Simi dignity Of others, cud le wawa. It lolds to the Coert of the Petah do Luxernboorg. .
a renetved Ooreasemoreden .of the great actions of Some days since, at a sale of the effects of a per.
their and' our Controamfens,in-Chief. ' son deceased, there was (mind amongst them a btpd
We 'begin with the followirsg retract of a letter of Napoleon. A very high price Was bid for dm
from Mr.•Willierforce,the liras• end victorious pro. bust, which was of marble, and very well executed.
lector of the right* of nein, so disgracefully violated The Prefect of the Police harlot ordered before hiin
in the Sieve Trade, of the man whose ',nice has been the Syndie of the Brokers, reprimanded him, 'sod
often heard in the Britisli Parliament in support of prohibited the exposure of such objects to public late,
hilly liberal and patriotic motions. ender the penalty of bring s..iced by the Pulice.-..1
. "My counttYmeas" says kle- Withe'erol" bethe The Government must surely be very sensitive, to be t Captain Damao's, al the Redpole, arrived at the
Priece, in his letter dated 4tirpten PIA, Oct. 4 i st. afraid. of a measles best, when it is supported by all ; Admiralty yesterday morning, with dispatches from
" hurl already, at an early period, witkOesvoice, aitd Europe, and when it is guarded by 150,000 men. !Sir G.toacr. Coo:scam, dated the 21J October, the
' in the strongest eape'essions that the lattgasgentiords, The more I read of the Treaty, the snore I think day she left St. Heti rs. Sir G. Coca/scum and his
prenothiced their 'l' it '- oughtll to have beers entitled, An agreenieot made' lnlaulf"u stetted nil heritfelt gratitude towards, *-- Ithat Island on the 13th of the
••• be ats teen who p.ctersit it, the/gloriously fought bat- with the Sovereigns of • Europe by !midi 'XVIII. f home month, alter a bolsters's., passage, all safe and
.-,tle of Laßelle Aillitisca; it reemieed for them, by that he may be etrehled to Bee tamely and eninforteri well. Bowsetave, we understand, was to inhabit
• .•"billt can'hlei'll lardata than any weeds, 'even ti/a ably its the Tbuilleries, end to call himself Krug of ;the house on the top of the hill called Long-wood,
' imbst impressive to alma the fullwadoar of their over-. prance mot
Naeaere. • • . I the usual reAls dece of b the eutenant-Governor.
flowing.geadtu4. *Mt, iu fact,lltey have subsoribra Gene. Grouchy and Gills, hare been arrtisted, cud ; which is the most pleasant aituating on the whole
' for the support, as. well of the surviving relations 9r it is said that Mesons' is also arrested. • island. We have sot heard how the Ex-hosanott
the slain, as of the Wounded and crippled warriors'
.''The journals speak 1,101) much omphsits of the `likes his urn abode, but he made himself exceedingly
of birth nations, sith. a liberelity, never known on faithful 10th regiment. of 'benne, which is arrived at ; comfortable white on board ship.
any similar rtecosidn: ' 'I, for ray parts; ejoice in this pmi, to form the tat regiment of` the Royal Guard., Accounis have been received from Curacna.statiog,
result, not only on account of the Individuals who I ft-ceramist it consists of 130 men, go '.of n hum that a Spanish division under CA I.Z A INA lurid been dip
ere thereby auppotted, especially for the honour of. mr , v,ee east", in the last three mono,. '
countrymen. '
_.l There has apprierert, within these foto dys, a bro-%•44lsArA. !hose heattleartem sere at Cucuta, in
44 I eekdies my Print*, atbeinli the messenger at chNre, entitled ."• The Sovereigns at present Mgrs. tlkiefrovince of Verities. The provinces of Ttositte
•, this news to you, Who by., the warm ettachinrot to hie, in Europe before the Tribunal of Opirrihn." iiit• n'brilllerida are elm; in possession of the Intlepend-
.:, your person, which is dinsird &Morse all claws in certain whether you may hare received it,. I send it e 1111)4 whose Chiefs, named Tonnes, with a re.-
ery• country, have so much cotOributesi pi usigiate Ia.?" :Ahem are toose good thins ha is. It La 51 le force antler his commands occupier) Niqui-
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. thicpuhlic spirit among us, and to beig)iters the stag born wiled bi, the potico.
two . . to die, ilayladire, and other points. The whole
Banal gratitude. I may n 146611 l. .1.016 / ( el.. • , .
. ,of onoko sod Com' is 110 M in possession of the
'' , perigee', while yon were hs England) to prove Net ; . ----7---7-1- . I - I i luitettefidentn. 'A' Royal Oiler has been • received
'ldo my *eduntryesers no more than jester, when I BEIILISI Nov. itcl.--.-On the 19vh, Me ill AJISTY fromitipsia a4Garartaa, prohibiting the marriage of all
isT, that theyknow bow to appreeliteans they merit, gave a first onikence to ileirAinsa. rase is jet arrised native Spanittrdtt with American women. Ali action
.-. the lenders. you *ate performed. /ft , you long here se Ambassador •iistrigerlimmy *ad adinisser IPle. lips psholaidito at
~San Carlos, 34 leagues from Ca*
tore to odor year iigls sad Mining anon :—., iiipoteteliegy.fteas the Bringaof Great tiritairt; is abirts /a triticil theisparriards were defeated, mad their
*ay our eta, patine's-enjoy in peers titi orceritrOnd his Motselleney had tbeireenew to pewee his orarbss• sits /tat to Valencia. The Cartbagena priest-
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• toiefort, is obtain *Mils year inriektigable eaertfone kola ;Mthat tprefftg ;tom his RoyalllOtstoa tba t isollaally, • employed in laakiag,Spaabis. stop-
• isegaaleitaitely contribute!.: lint ebbed we Wapiti ?Rini R comer. titfelli,

;log approt.
Wise, that his Grace is hastening to Paris to revive
his Vote of Thanks, which was so oddly stopt hs its
progress? the thanks so eminently dee to him for the
brilliant services he has rendered'to the State, to-
order, and society ! His claims ow this score are Cll.
taialyestry great, and certainly they will not be soon
forgotten by the si.ffering Protestants of the South !
No fresh Paris Papers had reached us at a late
hour this forenoon.

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4Mitri *ra prioint
the Biter, -the flidets Cade;. for Inds, Vithlis,
inaintottsaisaaly thire .4/4; . Timm Iry Geo% ;
Lady IlartionefifaanAajor.. gawk. me
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ealktb,. hiesith, for' Deenkrata ; the 4 angley, o
for Antigua ; the Agenorge,,liedlake, for ilia,
hod so.revsi more, paiticulass unkeeten ; and
main iO, the Downs with the outward bound.
Pouvittnerti, DEC. 4.—Arrived the 8ri4,„,.t
Alexander trausports,from Cork ; his.Msjesty,, •
Drossedary, from the Maids; the -.Meander, f
the Mediterranean; the reilach.cogte, Cul
Master,• film the Downs. • ' •
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p" t. Badajr.ker,farfroGravrt'Lin.
FALMOUTH, DEC:i...--Airifell the flofpkin
The private advice* from Park are still interest•
the Duke
tferoomf
cillealerr:nwcee,, icao
big, though but little of importance transpires
the Redpole, from St. Helena, infite wet ita.—%.'
through the Journals. The former contain strong
the Amerieen. ship Clifton, Captain Gardener;
Parisspie ohf, woodpark, Capt. Armstrong,. and the Pirttit
proofs that tits Revolution is net endedin
Capt. Rowland, for' London; the Dalifich,
at present fell of political intrig,ue ; and
for' London ; the Albion, Cap. Graff, r
the intolerance of the pure Royalists, the bayonets
that prop the Government, end the Conventions. Here,
' Sheerness.—An Oilier. is just leaded(eight P.
• that threaten to make France a country not worth
living in, Willie shall dare to persist in the :notion I.from the Itedpole, and gone et in a et-dans
that she has a right to choose her own Goventanent, four for fowls., -
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the sentiments of popular independence and liberty 1 P. S. Jost Mired the Dart, Graff, fie. fp
are predominant. The madmen who *weight to cheers for Loudon, threw part of tbstgasse
rover . France .ki h scaffolds end with blood, I, in bed weather. . . 5' .
. fortonately for maokind, have lost much .of their Pt.tuourn, Dec. S.—Arrived the
Most
au x •
ascendency ; and the men who thick that the Wyerb Arians, blaster, leskys.'and Most aelead
salvation of France is only' to be found in too- i reptar.—Pot in him. the Somrellet Beetsus, fry
delete and liberal Councils, appear to be obtain- 1 Quebecp floor,.
ipiLtterentlfooor.
is.Teehreemiil47,terpsdtiediuyestik: .
e
big that weight which it is wonderful their principles; am,
should have ever lost in the minds of an enlightened I Flower, Slade, from Bourdeaa for Linden,
people. The liberal pert of the Deputies have form- kit 'Pee% her main-toast. • 4la ‘.
Cowes,• Dec. 4.—Pasted it titelback of the Isle
ed themielves into a club, which is called the Club of ....
In 12g2htdatbyes ':Tiw.ihioenn'i. CBll llS;at. freed
340144140ue.96111.11. ilitill. Iti,fa
lie-enion, an association, which, as it is countenanced
by that part of the Administration who, are for a ii- the brig St. Palrkk, Kelley, Master, from Wat.
, ftorertsis.forCßal:telraM-onalbwrolothltegra, of t'hein, Tritther, tot:4th
beret system of policy, and is further strengthenedhbays
1 the party and adherents of the former MinistrY,
i as seamen quite eshausted with (wipe; bet
i become extremely form e id*ble to the intolerants in m tee.,tKoily), end three
other .
shell,
I
i the Chambers and the Cabinet. But though aP- unfortunately went 'down witinks ship.
pearances indicate the growing strength of liberal
--
I-opinion out of the circle where the spirit of intolerance When his Meies47l ship Re 4461.41 Callen
. ' 21d orOctofier, there 'had arrived.there, sham
'is breathed with the greatest fervour, that spirit t
which bas brought so many evils upon Prance andl days
,7,.,,, fsr,o,Agni,E,gugt; gund,,,:alasiNsarli.sit'catYp'tsasinhiPsß.Pmerireiton,;'C's
the world, is still in possession of the power and th 1 Icarus, Captain Devon. The Laity Carringekue Et
I desire to carry its unpropitious object into execi. i Indiaman, from Bombay ; and' tlii Aware train
I cution, end to sacriiire all it hates. The Omit of I from m.B-engl:l9 bud also arrived at St. }Pik%
DmiPotism were made for sacrifices:and victims moot
, sailed, for England previous to the Resieoftek , t
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'olletl4 whit *pro only to show its power. Tree `,Racevt's Coun?.—Yeatordltral II
Serptitratdedeltes, and even the public Journals, :o'clock; lois Royal ilighnesi th 2 boo SIG
(radon* es, that Sharogh the assassin of General LA- held a Cline/ av-Cirltoa.froiii. , .
Omura " has. .......,....1--. to escaped the vigilance of the' Mr. BAOOT Vi' II Ir "air 01100E.1160 the attreirr by IN
count CAsvi,,Cnta GU.. upon kto-lietng appointed M'
Police, the agents of the Government have been , oi.ter to the United Strom sit Ames ica. • His Ewe
most successful in their arrests of late, and that an : teney had 'ate ainliekce of Itti Rayal,ilighness, kirs4
ample ilt•ld for vengeance is now prepared. li it al- hands upon his appointment, sad,•: we atdersto..
really determined, say the accounts,. that NET, took leave of the Nitre:: -. . . . ,
who.e trial was to be decided in one sitting ! Mr. cA2c9f4, tae lortilk, wia ittieellguid to I
PRINCE RtGE NT by Viscount.. CAsrtaliiihoet ape
yesterday, shall he executed in the Court of • Lis arrival in &slew fiose. Rogitc Ire .iles so
the Palace of the Luxembourg; and as 'for ' grociottsly received. • • ' ,". •
LANA LETTE, Oil' any
•other adherent of BOINAt I! Gent lIA RDENBEJA. '
tip lettillsall_. to do
PARTS, or revolutionist, whir mby be condemned, 1 PatNce, and bad ap indieuad. 7-77
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Vice•Admirat Sir Haman? bAwYea vine isies'd
the King, it seems, is prevented by his poilticaPen- . . . ~,,., . . , _
1 with the insignia or a .waniptt. . manner
.ot ue
gagemente, from extending . mercy to eny such ed.. Order ef• the Bath..
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millets. Among the new arrests mentioned is MAI-1 The IttnENT held o liffiy Cnancil, which wit it.
arcs, mho is said to km been taken when passing i tended by the l.ord.Chtlecellet, that .Lord ?wiriest,
the French !render,: It is laid the Duke of An- i the Lord Privy Seal,
tha Chancellor of Ale-. &the.
(soutanes is prepared with." damning proofs" against ;qe i reign Department,rs.,the Secretaries of State for the' ifitla• and Fe.
&c. . . #c:.....,.
him. But does the. Duke of Asooutaats conduct Al the close of this Co -mail imeiker' Cowbell
Nand in no need of vindication ? Is that so pare held, at which the Recorder of Xotodou was ao
and detervi• of she •hation of the good and ;.and made • report.

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Ills Royal ilistittiess gave audience. 'to the Lost
CIAXCELLoay Earl 1111A11,01,11T, Viscount Cunt
REACH, ViSCOUSt SleitOUTU, &c.
CgYpIT-GARDEN TuNATRIG—A new Musical lie.
mance, entitled, Bobinet Ike pandit, was perforated
for the first, and ought to be the last; time.. Ii is oiled
those trines got up in e hurry, end upon which, by Ito
manner of bringing it out, no lasting dependences/elm
to be had. The drollery consists in the mistake of
band of robbers in the forest of M ontescarpini, who,
! having lost their Captain chose a poor driveller named
fiobinet, perfomed by ;Ir. Itevosr, their Captain.—
, This might have afforded scope fo -mach broad—ha.
amour, of which the Author seems capaltie,. but he bat
cestifini.-1 himself to a single litchi's,. An unfortunate
Ideecription and exposure of the true character of se
army in being let loose to plunder a home, .rested
the iroligriati of the spectators; arid in the pnpuls•
rity of Mr. Itsvom could not procure hhn leave to
give it nut fur a ',teat(' representation.
A &easiest, instance of parricide has taken ilare
near Versailles. The culprit conceited the horrid
deeigit in consequence of being excluded from be-
qUebt in his father's m ill. Ile first designed to et.
,feet his horrid purpose by poison ; hut hark
`dropped some expressions which elicited suspicion,
a warning was given to the unfortunate parent,
seho, howeter, contented himself with reproaching
end remonstrating with the wretch. This had only
line. Octffi• of inducing . a more cautious system
of proceeding iu the guilty purpose. The son pre-
tended to remove 'lds residence to St. lieu, at some
distance front his father's house, in the vale ofldont.
morestry a hut he came in the•night, and perpetrated
the horrid! deed by plunging a knife in the father'sbe.
sons, as he 1-ry asleep. Ile •reterned the next day,
visited the draiidfal scene, and went' thence to maks
a declarationteforositeldugistrates of tieing aholli
Isaacson*. Hut strong ci ecolost ari ceseppearing to cri-
minate bitn,tte less mixed, brought to trial, and calif
c°"lct*4--,llol94lsduot during the tall, and en re.
ceiving the declaration of his guilt, and the chew
99eut enteecti:litailltdesitd-sad **feeling.

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