The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-28 00:00:00

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FROM 12 BE LONDON GAZETTE, Mr. 27.

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ILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Oftireothrt/nottee„ nee in.
'Hovel Iltozirnent of Artillery.
Irene() timitenani Mary tV.Stott to Ye First tieutellintolee
11. M. I.ettlites, re fined.
'Cnotmh+inn in theyegintent nt ft enfr.vith;r• Nlllll ht. signed by
• Ihel.ora.l.irtotennnt OF the County of Renfrew.
Lientennnt.Colnuel John Maxwells from the 2d lienfrewsbire
Militia, to be Lieutenatit Colboel, etce 3iWint6o, 're-
signed.

• Commimion thr Rival Pembroke Hide Corps of Militia,
.ierwri It% the Lord Lieutenant.
nesporee.lames, Grill. to be First Lieutenant.
'Commistiots in the Derb)shire Itegiment of Yeomanry Ca-
a.lr% ago...d by the Lord Lieutenant a the C•ttoty of
Orrhy.
:fishlanNicloskas Evetylkosiey, Get% 10-beCornat.
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'LS RAPERS.

SECOND CHAMBER OF THE STATES-GENERAL.
IIITTIYO OT OCTOBER. 3. _ _

BAKIER'Uf'TCY ,EN LA lUWD.
IT. D. Cooper. Back-street. Horsleydown, hop-utercbaot.
irrupt Oct. 31 to Dec. 5, at Guildhall.
• BANKRUPTS.
T. Wilson, Moctnn, F ineolnshire. grocer. Nov. S. 4. Dec.
• 11, at the Crown inn, Stamford. Attonties. Mr. Thompson.
Stamford: and Me ors. A ststiceand Co Inner Temple.
T. C. 11..wkes. Okehaosproa. Derombire. booker. Nov. 7,
: 14. Per. S. at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Holland. New inn.
T. Ransom. Cheapside. late manor:seiner, Ott. 31. Nos. de
Dee. N. as Goildhati. A ttoruies, Main. Mitchell and Co. Son-
. start. Carnhill
J. Johnson and J. Smith. High 'Holborn. llineo-drapert. Nov;
1. 10. Dec R. at Guildhall. -Astornies. Messrs. Chapman and
- Co' . Little. St. non= Apostle. Qneenlstreet.
J. 14 ild. Racinlale. Latina:hire, dealer in glass, Nov 11.11.
Pee •8. at the Swan Inn.. Rochdale, Attornies. Mr. Dattye,
Chtuseery:Line; mid Mr. foe. Rockdale.
Tersnans. Plymouth, floor-factor. Nov. 16, 17, nre. R.
tili;oembe Royal Hotel. Plymouth. Attornies. Mr. Jaconssou.
h: and MC4srs. Adlingtno and Co. Bedford-rote.
' W. Lock Rogan, Peolltnew, Laneashlie. labser. Nov 19.9.0.
Dee. 8, at she Bridge feu, Bolton. Anomie'. Mr. Meddowo
era 6. Gray's Ina; and livssrs. Boardman nod Co:
L. Lewis, Newtoo-filnac. Lancashire. tattoo-spinner, Nov.,
19. 90. Dee. 8, at the Bridge Inn, Bolles. Attornies.
' 311ettdowcroft, Gray's laa; and Messrs. Boardman sod Co.
J. Raven. Cheapside. warehouseman, Nov. 3. 10. Dec.
R.
at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Co. Basingliall,
net
.it. Lloyd, Cheapslde. warebotneman. Nov. 9, 10, Dec. 8,
-at Guildhall. Anoraks. Mews. Sweet sad Co. Basinghall-
Street.
J. ellihnett, Ctnrlcbrnoke, I-le of Wight. builder. Now. 10.
11, Dee. 8. at the Sun Ina, Newport. Attorney, Mr. Worsley,
Mot port, Isle of Wight.
I)IYIDENDS.
Nov. 16. It. Saeerson. Achlam-on-the-Wolds. Yorkshire,
• Armee—Nov.9s. J. Menus' Birmingham. gmcer— NOV. 90. A.
Grain:We. Plymauth-itneft, ettina-metehnnt—Nos, 19. T. Dan-
: son. Liverpool. merchant —Nov. 17. S. V. Gore, Biohopsgate.
street, habe,dacher—Nor. 21. .1. Wilkinson and W. Benner.,
New Bond-street. bankers- Nov. 21. G. Lyne, Cecli-street.
Strand. tailor Nov. 24. T. Cooke and M. E. Brennan. Strand,
desiter,, in music—Nov. 48, B. Hooper. reennrch-street.
rinser—Nov. 18. T. Holden, Manchester, tailor—Nos. 21, J.
-Dry; High Ercnll, Shropshire, tailor.
CERTIFICATES--Nov. 17.
1.. Norman, Liverpool, rommon-brewer—J. Todd. Tich-
rne-streer. imbertlasher —N. Thornbitry and E. Tnyloe,
Bourne. Gloucestershire. clothiers—J. lngram. Wood-street,
11hr:1i:side. RI ckwell-hall factor—J. Hoare, Bristol, calen-
derer—J. Beck, Coral:ill, watch-tanker.
PARTNERSHIPS I)'SSOLVED.
W. Candler and IL Se,lewirk. Portman-street, Portman-
; 'square, s lierers—J. C. Allen and ft AU:Wiens. Warwick-
lane. butchers—A. and D. Clegg. Oldham, Caneashire. cotton-
spinners —E. Tolleruer and J. Hyde. Pottsmon•h, merchants-
-4. Dahitt and .1. Thorpe. Maud:ester. mandfac urea—W.
-13:inhory and W. 11. Spann*. Norton, Staffordshire. coal.
masters--J. Wilkinson and J. Bradley, Manche-oer. black-
smiths—C. Ainsworth and .1. Crank‘haw. Little Bolton, Lan-
cashire. muslin-manuticturers— P. Raminlph and A. Martha's:.
I.yun-Itegi,, Norfolk, ship chandlers—J.. J. (1.. and W. (1.
Nth. ill. St. Thomas the Apostle. Devonohire, wine-merchants
—S. Holland, E. don's, and T. Acker. and
"Gartatid W. Watts. Leicester, iroo-fouuders.
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13 RUSSI.A.9, OCT. 23.-..Yesterday', arrived here,
his Excellence General Count Bennigsen, in the ser.
vice of tl.e Emperor of Rescia, front Aix-la-Cho.
• pelt; Count Schoenfeld. Chamberlain of the Empe.
vor of Amadei from Ais-le-Chapetle; the Marquis
Chartres de Ile) sequel, Major. General of the ser.
vice of France, from Paris ; Mr. Smith, au English
courier. to Ais.la.Chapelle.
NVe have already said, that the Count de finks°
bad obtained permission to return to France ; the
same favour has jest been granted to Messrs. Cour-
tin, Forbiu•Jausun, Defermont, and -General La.
sus Noe.

. The PnesittY.NT communicated to the Aasemllly a
Slessaga fveynt hia Majesty, with the copy of a"l'reary
concluded writhe 4th of last May, with Isis Britannic
• Majesty, for the Abolition of the African Sieve
• as well'as the Project of a Law, conformably
to the 58th Article of the fendamental law, contain-
leg Itgrl regulations to insure the foil execution of
this Treaty. These two pieces were read.—The
Project contains:also several penal enactments for
the repression of this ittliuman traffic. Those who,
from the date of the .promulgation of the law,
should still attempt to carry it on, will be liable to.
a fine of 5000 florins, besides two years' imprison.
ment. All those who shall use any means to encou-
rage this prohibited traffic, are to be punished with
confinement of six months at the least, and of two
years at the moat.
The Chamber ordered all these pieces to he print-
ea, distributed among the Members, and referred to
the Sections. Another Message from his Majesty in-
..traduced a Project of a Law relative to the Poor; and
is• third was communicated by the Minister of the In-
terior, In the name of his Majesty, relative to the
orgaviization of the At The Minister made a
speech first in Dutch--then in French, explaining
the nature of the law proposed, the object of which
it, to form a good itslintrv, and, at the same time,
lessen the burden of the service to the militia, and
save the Treasury: about two millions. This Project
of a law, was also ordered to be printed. The As-
• sernbly also appointed a Committee of five Members,
to prepare an Address, in answer to his 111ajesty's
• speech at the opening of the Session.
AII-LA•CJIA7ELLE, Ovr. mtiesty the
Emperor of Austria, who is now the only one of the
three Sovereigns here, continues to visit the environs
of the city, every where endearing• himself by his
affability and condescension, and leaving saleable
. proofs of liberality. • . •
Madame Catalani's last Concert, which was adver,
tised for this day, Is pot off till Thursday, the 35th.
It is said, that the Government of Hanover will
lsy the affair, respecting the Students of Gottingen,
before the Diet at Frankfort, for the purpose of lead.
;lig to general regulations for all the Gentian %.1n
versities in this particuisr.

TYIE

FRENCII PAPERS.
fr,
%.rAifil, Oct 9A . Ye at er isy month ~ M.
tat, "'resident .of the Electoral College if, ohm
yourrtm'ent et the Seine, bad a private abdience
the King.
At three o'clock, the King went to SRI Clew!. 6-
his return, his Mejesv pvick a visit to the Duchess de
Berri. Hor Royal Highness has entirely recovered
it is thotsght that she will be at the Theilleries to.
morrow.
MM. Carnille.Jordatt, r Itodet,
been elected Deputies fur
and M. Simon and Genera,

lii mile.
His Majesty's frigate La
M. de Kergariou, which sail
Cochin Chia, returned to
after a voyage of thirty-ot
gated fere al 'passages of it
successfully discharged the
was dispatched.
We have announced, thi
intentinn of Government ti

sior., a law relative to the
news gains more a uthenticil
ed, all • Electors will be ,
France will contain 100,000
not he many short of 10,000
s more considerable
cipate in these honourable
they impose become less .
Electors designated by balls
more numerous than coder
and in consequence the right of challenge sr be more
extensive, which is en arrangement entirely in favour
of the accused.. It is also confideetty said, that the
Miuistry is occupied in digesting e generals* on this
Miss. We see ignorant w hether Juries will be sum.
mooed to take Cognizance of offences of this nature ;
but we any venture to believe the affirmetive, from
the consideration, that since the celebrated °Mi-
mics of the sth of September, the Govetament has
unceasingly laboured. to give us ittstitutitgas *hick
may be le unison with the Charter. It his pciesed.'
ed with caution and prudence, but it never his made.
one retrograde step. Let us (best hope, that full of
confidence in the patriotism and talents of the Elec.
tors, the Government will be the first to propose to
the Chamber to confide to them the important duty
of deciding upon offences of the press. Who can
suppose, that citizens invested with the right of
choosing the Deputies of France; the defenders of
private and public interests, and the organs of the
national opinion, do not possess sufficient discern.
meta to decide whether a work is, or is not, den.
gerous ; they who every day decide upon the liberty,
the honour, and the lives.of their fellow-citizens I—r
(Juurnat de Paris.)
French Funds, Oct.23.—Five per Cent,

Tsf. 25c.

Bank Stock, 111551.
AII.LA-CIIAPELI.E, OCT. 18.—The EaOA have
recently discharged a great number or foreigners'
who served in their Corps d'Armee in France. There
are some regiments almost wholly disbanded ; they
were principally Germans, who were ttpads prisoners
of war in Spain, and afterwards entiireil into the
service of England. Several of them being natives
of the Rhenish provinces) bato,seceoily passed
through Aix-la-Chapelle.
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The departure of the Solioreigtllo
is decidedly filed far Tuesday, the .20th Inst. -*e.:'
venal persons of their suite have already set out.—
M. Alexander de Humboldt, who attends the King
of Prussia, leaves this to-morrow. After the re-
views, the Emperor of Russia and he King of Pros-
sia will go to Paris. Their Majesties will dine with
the King. It is believed that the Emperor of Russia
will spend only one day at Paris, and that the Pros-
siatt Mouarcb will sojourn there but two days at the
utmost.
The Ministers still continue their conferences, and
dispatch their business with remarkable promptitude,
a proof of the perfect unison which subsists between
the Powers. A few conferences were sufficient for
the arrangement of the aibirs of Baden. They were
decided yesterday ; the result is not yet known.
The Grand Duke Constantine and the Grand Doke
Michael will tint return hither after:. the reviews. They
will go to Brussels, where they a•e to await the ar.
rival of the Empress-Mother, who is now at Stutgsrd
with her daughter, the Queen of IVirtemberg. The
Monarchs will come back here in the bilionitig of
November. The period for the termination of the
Congress has not been yet fixed.
Mg. LA.,CBAPELLIt, OCT. 19.—The Duke of Wel-
linguii has left this, as have also the several persons
who are to attend the Sovereigns at the review of the
evacuating stymy (trarmee parlans). The Emperor
of Russia and the King of Pressia will arrive in Yarn
shoot the 29th. The Emperor of Russia 'will return
here on the 2d of November ; neither his Imperial
Majesty nor any of the Allied Sovereigns will remain
here more than fifteen days. The Emperor of Ros•
sia will then go to Vienua, where preparations have
been already made for his reception. It is probable,
that the King of Prussia will accompany his august
Aliy in his journey to Vienus. The following are the
results which are said'ro hese beau agreed to in the
late conferences of the Ministers relative to Baden.
The Counts of Hochberg axe to 'weed, in case of
the extinction of the direct Woof the reigning House
of [Wen ; the Grand Delgoiof Baden to cede to the
King of Bavaria, conformeM, to the new treaty, a
district of the circle of Tauber, which cootaias a po.
potation of about 3,000 souls. These are the only
articles Of the new treaty which are as yet known.
BREscAln, OcT. s.—Prince Blucher, who resides
it; the country, and who, from the elects of his ill-
ness (of which lie has not entirety recovered), was
precluded from personally presenting his homage to
the Dowager Empress of Russia when she arrived In
this *Own in her journ from Poland, dispatched his
Aid-de•Camp, Count dib Nostiz,to this to•ria, to sub•
.twit his excuses to her Majesty, jhe Empress in-
stantly sent one of her Officer% to (his platy, to as-
sure him a her sincere auliOsy for Lis recovery.

Ltw.—Yeaterday the .Cwirt of King's klletich,
Serjeant's lun-hall, was occOpied the whole day iii
(.m
opycial .1, owls of which were of general interest,
being principally demarrersi azd other diocesans as
poiuts cf syecisi pleading,

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pa- , -7- . ptociAbligTiON.
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De. arts atrial',
.111keillArinEe-Str-CntelP OF THE IP?Rows
dish DRSTINED TO- ACT AGAINST NEW GRANADA; IN
Tilt NAME OF THE CONFEDERATE REPUBLICS Or
...
SUMO, ATBIS AND OF CHILI.
TO ALL THIS EMIGRANTS IN FOREIGN COON:.
. . TRIES.
COMPATRIOTS ! The powerful United State* of Que.
nos Ayres and Chili wishing to co-operate, as much
As possible, in the emancipation of their oppressed
,mivsioned me to fulfil this noble
Granada. Thanks to Heaven
theta with sash magnanimous len.
r Gaon
.i!,e4,,iis could've.* our
tre optician's's.
ing add without a ecesetry;' k is le
myself, 'making It a duty.te in.
of t... Abend and phllauthropic effort. of
Republic', who offer us all the credit and
hoe arquiresi by they past and pre-
Come, I beseech you, sod in-
!tient legions *seder my commend,
noble criasede. Hasten trt` unite
delay, under these sacred banners,
,yrenterou see end on land. If the
sr country, and our personal 'utmost
•osecute one implacable enemies; the
caU ditto for our assistance, and re-
Id pat an end to this age of barbarity.
lee, waste every dal their strength
recover this valuable girt they lest
destitute of naval assistance and mate-
rials of war, they hardly can meet with a glorious
death in recompense of their heroic deeds. All they
want is in nur hands, and the generosity of the
August Republics, cur protectors, has afforded us all
the necessary elements to carry our plan to a success-
ful issue.
Cow/Mutt.; !—Be elated by the noble enthusiasm
attached to oar cause, and let us all voile to obtain
the independence and precious liberty, which are the
end and reward of all our efforts, or a death worthy
of the coos of Columbia.
Gallant foreigners, who have been driven into the
torrid zone by politica., "pinions or other motives,
who are adorned with all the virtues that constitute
honest men, come imongst us as brothers, to enjoy
that political and religious liberty, of which the WO.
city of the Despots and-fauaticism wanted to deprive
you. I can assure you of the gratitude of my
countrymen. United in society, we shell divide all
the advaistages offered by nur rich and luxuriant soil.
COMMANDERS 07 THE MEXICAN VIISSILLS of WAR
CRUIZING IN TILE GULPII I-1 think that it will be
sufficient to address you in this Proclamation, in
order to stimulate your zeal for the cause you have
adopted, and your' subordination to my orders, which
require your prompt re-utsion iu this port. If there
should be any amongst you, who, carried by a sordid
interest, endeavoured to deviate from your duty, I
announce it to you again, agreeable to the orders of
the Supreme Authority whom I represent. Be as-
sured that the most rigorous measures will be adopt-
ed against ell those who will not appear in this island
within two months from this date. .
Head-gloaters in the Island of St. Catalina.
10th July, 1818. LUIS AURY.

11*154"0111-4Mo•-khadity et the.rellaie Offices.
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LONDON:

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Up 111 18.

Ameriterr Papers to the 29th ult. reached us this
morning. They bring some articles of importance
from South America. General Aunt, duly autho-
rized by the High Powers of Buenos Ayres and
Chili, to act on New Granada, took possession, on
the 4th of July, of the islands of St. Catalina, Old
Providence, and St. Andre, dependent on that king-
dom. This was effected without molestation to the
captors or captured, who appear extremely happy at
the change. Gets. Aunt hat- notified this event offi-
daily to the British Authorities in Kingston, where
his Chief of the Staff, accompanied by two Officers,
arrived some time since and were extremely well re-
ceived. The intercourse between,,Kingston and those
islands was already established, and in the course of
one week four vessels had been received at Kingston,
and three been dispatched from thence to the depen-
dencies of the aew kingdom. AURY'S heed-quarters
were at St. Catalina, where he was busilremployed
in organizing an army destieed to land nn the Main.
The Jamaica accounts say he behaves with great pru-
-1 donee and energy, and those who appear initiated in
the measures contemplated and hi all the circum-
stances of his plan, enteritis very little doubt of its
success. The forces collected already amount to
800 MM. St. Catalina is a fine island, and will be
rendered a second Gibraltar without much trouble.
Two hundred vessels can ride safely in the harbour
which has two passes, one of them having more than
22 feet water on the bar, protected by two strong
,batteries with cross fires already erected. The place
is healthy, and its temperature very similar to
that of Curacoa.—The island has three abundant
small rivers, and even after the conquest of
New Granada will be effected, it will be a
very important place fur the Patriots. —A
Proclamation has been addressed by Aunt to the
Emigrants in foreign countries, and all who are dis-
posed to favour the cause of freedom and indepen-
dence, inviting them to co-operate in the emancipa-
tion of their oppressed brethren. We give a copy of
Ibis energetic appeal in another column. ARTIGAS,
the Chief of the Banda Oriental, who also aims at
the government of the Provinces on the Plata, sp.
pears deprived of all resources from Buenos Aires)

but out fi

the sea.

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Tae light la which Li, aatho.

rity is viewell by the Briti!th is astraolgelky i...,
iiiii in the articlet of e• agreement concluded belles.
and Lieut. EDWA FRAMELAND, Commissioner
the Forces of tila Bri 'oc 41.j@sty iu Sotith Imerice,
relative to the reciprocal sorority of free trade between
the subjects of his Britatink Mllllty aftd the ports of
the Oriental shore of the Riser Pio, which is given,
the *Maryland Censor, but for which we have not

room to•day. A writer in the above Paper, in re.
marking upon ARTIoAes situation, represents it
tar from ersperate. Ile says—" Even after the cep.
tore of Colossi', hat he not the port of Santa Best,
bet vreprolliofdanadieud gintife Video!. Acqtdioi
to the last eocoonll, -ia the month of June, 11,,,
Latins) AMIGO COlnMeoded in Santa item" for Ards.
Gast and it is well bowel' that thk port is perhaps
thitrt ...,
%Al that coast. AttittoAl hes, besides,*
%tit
po a Lode, at the mouth of the tiger of fiat
inalogiiibetserti'Monte Vitro and Colooia, sod•ii h
preeholy on this spot that the head quarters of Cis
'army, lweirglog Monte Video are established. ki_
vicAa is, likewise, master of Sauce, between-tosh,
Lucia and Goiania ; and of the port of Soriano, •
where tlipat is three or.four fathom, of water, sad
where he keeps his artillery! and wsrehoeses,"
•---.1L0a.-- • .
Some intelligence of interest hall been rerervell by.
way of the Brazils from South America: Prosperity
continues to attend the operations af the Patriars4
and the ineepetidenca of some provinceils stated.to
be so far established, that no possibility remains of
their ever returning under the Spartisb Government.
—Whatever may be the result of the struggle in the
more distant provinces, it is neat to impossible that
the Banks of La Plata can ever revert under the bi.
gated Government of Old Spain ; matters are toe
irrevocably flied tic . this. The times have to.
:Sally *hanged. wttl the events of the few put
years havewrought • complete revolution in mind
as well as matter.'-•--No doubts whatever ere
entertained at Rio Janeiro of the complete sad
speedy triumph of the cause of Independence

through the whole of those fertile and valuable Pro.
vincei ; and as soon as affairs become more tree.
quillized, they will open a rich field for Europese
commerce and speculation—the ostensive advantages
of which, particularly as it regards our. own mans.
factures, it is impossible to calculate. Trade has
been very brb for some time pest at Rio Janeiro,
end was acquiring new vigour from tie success of
the independent cause. It is pleasing to learn the
high estimation In which Englishmen and English
manufactures are every where held in that quarter
of the globe, notwithstanding the unfriendly con-
duct of the British Government towards theory es.
pires rising in the South. The English goods were
preferred there to those of any other country ; and
British subjects are treated with the greatest pessatssi
respect by all ranks.

THE. QUEEN.
The following is the Bulletin of this morning:4,
" Kew Palace, 0ct.911.
" The Qtmvi is more comfortable this morning, in come.
(pence of several hour: slrep in the night; but the symptoms of
her Kluane's malady ure not changed.
(Signed) " F. MILMAN,
" H. 11ALFOltn."

About noon yesterday her MAissyr appeared con-
siderably improved in strength; and an attempt was
made to remove ber chair into the adjoining apart-
ment, but without success : the motion seemed to
produce pain, and the attempt was cuusequeetly re.
linquisbed.

The new electioas proceed very quietly in France,
and the old Members seem, in general, returned.—
The Aforitertr of Saturday, which, with the other
Paris Papers to the 26th, we have received, contains
a copy of the Convention for the evacuation of
France, which is needy the same as given in oar
Paper of Wednesday last. Separate Conventions
were, it appears, concluded at the same time, bet wen
France and Austria, France and Great Britain,
France and Prussia, and France and Russia, all, it
would seem, of the same tenor. The lifoniterr
gives, under the Paris head, an entire copy of the
Convention between France end Austria, and thou
merely the introductory part of the others, contaiii.
jog the style of the Plenipotentiaries, the rest Moo
exactly the same as the one published; not a word is
added by way of observation, comment, or expla-
nation.
The recent report that it was the intention of the
French Government to submit a Project to the Two
CHAMBERS, in the ensuing Session, for improving
the present Jury System of France, in Confirmed. All
Electors are to be Jurymen of right ; so that there
will be about 100,000 Jurymen for the whole of
France, and not less•than leo thousand for Paris.--
The Ministers are, it is also stated, employed in
framing a general law relative to the Press, the of
fences of which will, it is to be hoped, be submitted
to the cognizance of Juries. There iv in these N.
pery another article 011 the state of berries in France,
which represents the public mind as divided betaeett
the Constitutionalista, or Government Party, cont-
riving the great majority of the People—the Ultra'
Royalists, *hose principles are represented as nothing
more than those of n pure Aristtoeracy, and who
of to admire the Constitution only to cover their
attempts at undermining it—and the Democrats, who
do not tbitic the Government sii.cire in executing the

Oirad, and Rode, have If posstme, set tor e
r the Departusitiat of Ain; brethren, have comm
al Greuier, foithot of Ho undertaking in New
his, , , Wito,has inspired the
La Cybele, co .16. by dellatikts. bet *kr I
ailed in Marc sae in our future .4
D Brest on the ' '2l4'l*•:, : Friends waaderini
sus months; Ate hes olvti , .tilit.iseddreao
the Eastern seas, and meat m Ps* of the 11bi
le mission opeo which *be 11.°1°1w• 11°P6b11"
itillee They have
-
list it appear', to ow the sent IsMllegat deed%
s._
to present in tiiiorkt Ses. cameral**, the gall
formatio :n of Thin eroplerti is this II
City. If wobie 10Ni* ersebilirwithoet
pt.
a jorymea ik);, t joare, Alik...4e. of tyrant
000 Jurors, 14 ',twirl - r deer co
, - _.
P,OOO for Patin. .ay to ips ~.._ 'NI° Pr"
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