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the world is so deeply concerned. ,
fdrbidden by integrity altogether, '
and the *hole taken
' -
taken before the Lord Mayor,
mandate of interest, they
,were not
bidden till the accomplishment of the River the house, No. 19, P .
eter-stteet.
Several of are lodgers of the
ject bad been secured. That, Austria the Medusa evidence it appeared that the 3
at the present moment, if she soner's design tor !tome dors ha,
sir that Shepherd, one of the '
gone further, is evident from her having avoid- -AiestY'' ship Pew" room on the firm floor, WO it
ed the capital of the enemy, when it was in her lope, from Plymouth., mod the Diomede, from the Downs.- the escape of hilted( 1172,1 f•'71:14
Sailed
.his Majetty's ships Donernark, Alhicore. and Maros, dunoyeuonit wsutindeg,ruishbitrer".ol'
power to have advanced towards it; from the Or- with mit gee, tue.the Eu,i,ruales, rte, ; and Perseus, with the ilt;og-
cumstance of his having evidently reckoned onl rafiat,cre,si int coentirmlint'herirs ,
her ' fleet flo Lishnu.- The Senherse takes vorroy to the North : nallarttrasulrthpsystatAitreede'fr*,,nr"!
inactivity, and taken his measures accordiegli ; Cend 4Spaiii.-31e no RA NOUMI The Last India and Lisbon an.dnostntill then, rested
Prisoner
i and from the still stronger circumstance of fleets are at anchor in St. Plekn's• Roads. nut, a' for God's sake help, I ,
--- her having suffered the armies •- of her Allies I stand% went into his room, and
,Fitsda*rit. Pas. 19.-Arrived the Princess Charlotte The Prisoners was only dressed
to be cut to pieces in detail, without makingl liarlietsi' with a Mal"Mm Passages in sit dap; vidence which wcut to Humor
and a {few e . * • •
r TIAIDAIN PERRUARY 22, 1814. an effort to assist or protect them, altliongN she was : le*" was that of .fate Sidebotimu,
Is Rosa athrt Pirls .0 wiiii convoy.-Sailtifthe Darling- and through whose
S • • hose idarnaattr,
packet, With Malt., for 'Lisbon, Gibraltar, and Mahal Thissswonla.ndePll44) 631_ fliihe.
not prevented by distance or any other' tent cause : :n
packei, with a Mad far Passages. keeper IIR the Prisoner, aril
"Perk 'Papers to the 17th instant arrived last , from making such an attempt. Ii these siictoe- rHin
Aectits..Eicirilt.
ilbrtit
I lived with her hush ind and I
nitlit- •
.11. y them ive learn the official details of the ' L I JAN. 2L-Arrived the Vriendshaft, Sobel. Bunhm.re.v. She still. however,
, stances, will the delusion, which prevailssii se many 0 -the Priiioaer, and with her, htssbn,
sangetnary and important battles which have recent. •
, quarters, amongst the great and little velpit, ito this : fur 'Nnueretunt one him as usual, when he said, "
ly:taken place in France, and in which the Emperor • for Rotterdam ; the Lady Frances avd
country, be dissipated, or will. contivinet Sten:with me-if you had *topped s
Allano. porket,, fur Heligolami ; and the Auckland
of-Faance spleens to be again restored to the favour : llpacket, to-morrow. It Would have be
our gentlemen, and men of honiini," of- di ranks, ' tit t GoLesiimegh.--The Seville packet, Robson, from Dunbar us." Witness asked him how,
of• fondue, after having so long suffered by hersecret, which I shall keep with
. descend from their imaginary elevation to irelit with to trio" ee, with 49"..P1 • '
• was lust on Thursday night, on the Long . onto it to you, you will hang
frowns. The reports contained in these Papers, the present Government of Francle? Orifor this Celli- -- and finding that he would not t
present es with a connected history of the military . , ~
. • i clog on her shoal to go away
now appears to be the alternative, shall' we, with , The I. - • • - the hest of her things. lie
operations which took place between the 3d and 15th 'ol!owing is Au' extract from a letter, giving away, as it was so late, but
such Allies as our gold can purchase, vrage a as •
ipetant., :The principal occurrences
•they narrate,war, some fresh particulars respecting the independence of . shafted frustrated his plans.
, .. hopeless as it will be destructive, agehist the corns Neiiiial night. From his conduct alto err
hadlseen already communicated to us; the present • qs'-7
" The NorWe • l 'it 'I Norwegians are t efermine- to _so- to set the house on fire, or make
timed Powers of Austria acrd France? - co free. 'They liiie already '22,000 men on the I municated her suspicions to'
aeceants are, therefore, interesting, chiefly as they , ---411. :s, _ ;frontiers, and every peasaut is arming himself through- ' 11'4 Sunday evening' She w'
correct several inaccuracies in the former statements, Ii day evening, however, and t
. STOCK JOBBING. . 't. j out the country. The Norwegian Government has I ter in the tinder-box, to prey,
.. ,
aid adtktke sanction of official authority to the in- I The Metropolis was thrown into great confirsioo ' issued a ITioclninatinn, stating, that thi..ir intention is ' tliNt Go.
Prisoner obtain
.tormatiethesiceived from Boulogne, of an important yesterday morning by a report of great news from .
by stOknteatts to carry on war with any nation what- -sirs. King, a lodger in the
victory having been achieved by Box 11).111tTE, at France, and it was not till late in the afternoon that . eve ,
r • that they will not pass the frontiers, but Prisoner lived, corroborated t
merely defend themselves if attacked ; and that their having overheard the whole
Monttnirail. The victory, which the Bulletin dated the imposition was discovered. The Public will nol • •soner on the night of Sonday
only wish is to remain neutral and friendly to all na- The Prisoner, in his deft
on the 15th, was actually' gained one day earlier.— doubt be anxious to learn in what quarter this nefaris : floes. Some conceive these measures to arise from a house intentionally, aud said
The battle of the 11th, in which Box/term-re, ac- ous business originated, to guard them against such sort of secret understanding with Danmark; others, attended lrtitorastua,froneth oat' the Dire
cording to former accounts, beat the army of vile practices in future.--sWe shall, therefore, in the on the other hand, think they have been adopted amount of 15al. and expressed t
&Innen, appears to have been most warmly con- first place, present them with the following extraor- i merely in order to get some additional privileges from mo4itiveesto.orappuig:otousßticoet:Lovtedin
the Swedes, whenever the affair is to be settled in an
tested. The village of Marchais, to the North-East of ;drossy article from the Courier of last night, not ;Mated. a Cabe of very strong ,
amicable manner." I the Prisoner, and he felt it In
Montmirail;was several times taken and retaken, it re- ! doubting it will satisfy the curiosity of all those , • 1 The Prisoner was then reran
fhe difficulty of communicating across the Pyre- ,
mained at last in possession of the French. The action who are not wilfully blind or interested in this :portunity for riduciur, the de
• nees, in consequence of the weather, had prevented
ofthis day is, fit a high degree, interesting, because it ' scandalous transaction : - -
, the arrivai,ef any very recent aceounts front General • Mr. LAwLiss, at the
I
exhibited a contest of military skill between Bona- 1 REPORT OF BONAPARTE'S DEATH,'. .• it etestow, who commands the Anglo-Sicilian forces.. the 12th inst. read the 1
P.l itTE and Beucnea, one of the most excellent of " A person arrived at our Office this day from i' be clef before the Desiree made the port of Pas- ; the lodd and: enthush
Allied Generals. The fof E ' 13 ' Dover. If was the bearer of a letter which euN
the - ois 1 ewa -1., Ogee, herd WELLINGTON' suddenly came down , Meeting.
•to the coast, and went on board the Porcupine, to; " Resolved, That we are
formed the keief the Prussian position, and on rho' join ;it is in the hand-writing of our usual Corre,:l . any Meeting of Irish emboli
consult with Admiral Pee nose, upon the expedi- obtaining the abolition of II
possession of it depepded the fate of the day. A ; spondent, and it- anuouoced the Death of Botts- `any,
of dispatching a oessel to England for specie, • political ttiMonour by whirl
succession of masterly manoeuvres on both sides took ! PARTE. It is certain, however, that no Messenger ,of whichl Army was in the most argent want. The Mizilraeusdyn
ssi tflo'ir btriehips.
pica, till at length the superior science of the French :is arrived at any of the Government Offices, and, of 'rani the 400,0001. in the Desiree was most sea- his name find which had
the Assembly over which be,
Emperor prevailed, the Prussian veteran having been • course, our Correspondent has been imposed upon.. 114"„ ,st, i',., •: • . . " Resolved, That the late
4,• 'were gale tiro been experienced at Pas.
decoyed to •weeken his- force in this place, in order to ; The report was general in the City. Gamines rose - „ - ...,. Dublin Et, mig Past is pecul
se ;,., -2 stanch the-Kanguroo's convoy of ordnance sineeret•t sympathy of ever,
avail himself of the opportunity, purposely afforded ,to 31•11 bat fell afterwards (091. - .., .~ ,i, i
2 . ' tra, •. • and victuslling vessels, from Plymouth, 1.,/1„411 11141 c. 4,,.'4 forthwith to ti;
him by Naroczox, to seize the village of Marchais, ". DOVER, Dio. tl• sufiretrgreatly. Several of them were driven on tottcsc lAI4I muentioneatton.
nut- imposed on that high;
for whicb sei ardent a conflict had been maintained in "An Officer, apparently of the Staff, landed here I shore;' one victualler, which struck on the bar of conctneratle tilel.ty to the t
-: the Comer jtart of the day. Of the battle of thethan live mr. '
from Prance, and immediately set off in a post-chaise i Bayontre,ssimis dashed to pieces in less Whicii he gave ;mac!
• 14th thedetails ont .f. d in these P • .
,c ai se Papers are not and four. for London. lie brings an account of the f notes. '.llVe ere concerned also to state the loss. of., Meeting.
• 1 his Majesty,* sehoctiter Holly, In the harbour of St. ' • Sir FRANCIS Baran,
.very clear. The claim of the French, as the result Death of BONAPARTE, but whether in battle or not,
Sebastian ' on` apse 2tth ult. at four o'clock in the 'sides entirely at Oxfam
or this day; corresponds exactly with the intelligence he did not say ; but added, that it was impossible the *liming! hi tt violent, gale she parted her cables, histady; and hunts Cr
conveyed by the Buulegne Bulletin. Ten thousand news could be better." '-' fr
d ranot thejx..-,Oetylosl er the. meant of St. Sebes- Doke of -Beanie ny's
prisoners, ten pieces of cannon, and ten pair of co. In addition to the skuse_sicedggese, :we twilf•prSt . • mirM eo'•-•inituder Lieutenant SAMUEL SIAM parties of .the rmisilt"
.3 -
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IMAC2l.4llol*.rCtiA7ig, the Surgeon, sad-nertral .of his soil oho Is a *tt,
Itturs are said to_have been taken. Notwithstanding' .eleiena, imstscibustand four, procured for the pup.: .. . •, -
. i._ if the ere *e vet shed:Five iboarditte.. tweetie 1, ..,Coves•r-os.ttoas.tit
• these4tighly. important advantages, obtained over the pose from Sittingbourne, the horses decorated sr tn I Are, , I . . .
Fes 110 with 4teat aulic.olo_ ascii d her brat a el tea t'l
pe .pp .. tat
"'"...talied Amy, it still remains in a situation of great laurel, and the persons within wearing the whist-111re Kangaroo thtsis.t hUr guns overboard ill the pie; Rosalind. • ThOugh el
- prexlqt, to the French capital, unless it has made cockade, passed over London Bridge, and proceeded i —.No settbuyn'belenging tb the Porcupine, wit is i
_I now unfertonately i
some rkyograde movements, in consequence of the towards the west end of the town, which confirmed wanderetrfismi •ttle• hoit-oire
I 1
evening, were ftstind' is not esotpted to the y
lrni . in the inarket-plaee: appeal k t,..yet there it
losses it has sustained. The whole Silesian Army the intelligence received at the Courier Offiee from Murdered the
of
vs we
• With a number of tots and stabs hi different parts_, of rill a"the muctillibY
is stated by the French Papers to be destroyed ; this their own Correspondent at Dover. Now if- there j their
bodies. Fiotil every enquiry which the tlill• forget her age, *4lll 00'
it, heivever, an obvious exaggeration. From the course should be any part of the public so stupid and
I and Military Anthorities had caused to he made; rie which her talent of sp
which events have recently taken, it appears, indeed, credulous as,not to see through the whole of this i sigishictot7 ,
result 'as to the identity of _the botsideoice retains nil its be;
probable, that this will ultimately he its fate, if swindling transaction, it can only 'be necessary to sjemetrigors htult9ltmeed.
.: i syllable sl uters ern
"Wetness Whisth is e•,
it receive not the, most strenuous assistance from inform them that the Courier people are great swat. .:47,11sif.ris., F lll.-4esterday, Mr. HATCSII,III
ties Austrian army Of Prince SCLIWARTZENBERG. We lators in the Funds, and the ' No utifOtitria kilted Mr Moesess iti the 1.
old affair of Leiw . y ~ . . near to oilier speakers
' • jr4 the louthiess but from
some days ago expressed our opinion, that the recent Claire French Paper, by which the ci-devent Tarter Ideel, suergade himself to abide tars trial, at .t , I
- ;She was touch apply
now a prisoner In Newgate.
decided meaeures of 'NAPOLEON, in opposition, ex- made an ample fortune, shows that he is as great _ {well filled. ...
Yesterday 014rning, about trine o'clock, the body i
elusively, to the army of BLuctitat and the absence an adept at gambling in the Alley, as in the manage-
of the e GEN en %r. iltionevre
was out, who WAS AinfOrta.• I
oung Mg got * ' instant died, at Wor
of any accounts stating that SCHWART;ENIIIRG went of a corrupt and profligate press. NOV rowned, in the, canal in St. James's-park.-- General uunDL__,
had availed himself, as unquestionably lie might --asm-- .He . obe Thomas Hepburn, ' herald-painter, 41 **"'''''.
: sth battalion of the
have done, of this - opportunity to approach, STATESMAN OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK. .--,. he tsody wits taken to. tisttSettling-house by St.; i, hod
been b 7 year:
t James's Palace, where the COrpner's Jury:sat in the i . , , .
or even enter the :French capital, afford strong The Feuds opened this morning at nearly the same , : ! jog whicb time he km
. aftetnoon, and brought in a -verdict—Drowned in .
grounds for the suspicion that Austria feels some prices which they left off it oe Saturday, viz. Om- • aue 0 1 jay
opt ig o e others: . I tire and arduous set
disgust at the projects of her Allies, and is not very' niu. ea 27 and Consols 70. The fluctuation was very I A prisate letter has reached town from Norway '
; Indies, Holland, Fri
$ 1 ' nourable duties on wl
solicithus t:, assist in their ex.ecution. Every day's , ...
_, . . I dated the 9tlt instant, stating, that au English gun-
mem& :gnu but little business done. ;that of supporting t
delay has added strength to this opinion, and al- J brig had arrived at Itellesountl, the Captain of which . .
.
visited Christiansands where he met a friendly re..: .
though when we first expressed it we stood alone, relenous man : a m,
The Austrian Ambassador, Count MERYELDT, has Iceptioar All flags are, now allowed free access to the .
Officer. His death wit
we cow find ourselves reinforced by all those of our arrived in London. lie came by way of Holland. t , Norwegian ports.
by his family and an e
coetemporaries 'Who hareany claim to iodependenee or Accounts from Reiland, received yesterday, state,l
I The Fair Am w erican, hich arrived last week at i General was descent
;
• . •
teepeetibitity. There is one expressilm in the French it is said, that the Crown Prince of Sweestt p rised i Liverpool as a cartel, And is about to return to the si
'
rsUDDLESTON, of Ss,
• iltaternent which is remarkably rignificant,as it makes at Cologne, .on the Rhine, on the 13th. il.lnttgteses, is not allowed by Government to take,-
but his greatest pride
The Earl of Livettoot. continues indisposed at out lettera'oe passengers. The American Go-
a pointed distinction between the hostility of Austria charged his duty as a
I Fife-house. - . I veriOclat followed a bag of letters to be brought to
• and that of the, other Confederates. " The most yesterday, of three o'clock, a meeting of 'the t • but first took the liberty of opening every M. BAPTIST LEND
•
difficult object is obtained, the most violent enemies - cabinet Ministers was held at the Foreign Office. dii hem r. new hygrometer, of
. is given :—in a whit
• of France are defeated, the others arena more ter.; At the breaking up of the Council, Lord w
.• eSTMOSS.
I .. - id .tiro E Leer t ots.—Gross Poll, Feb. 12.—For piece of metal about
I Ale, sad it ii tobs tweed that it witllttot be more. LAND called upon the Lt ' t Fife-
Earl of rserooe, a . •Mr. isswax, MIS ; for Mr. &owe; 3745. '
not only looks extrei
house.
i iliificult to prevail `last them." It appears, in., Maj yfor Mr. KIRWAN, 20. tributes to the orna
• • , , , .
Yesterday, soon after two &diet' *lllik rag I
deed, Wok* to at, Abet the policy of Austria is 110
CHANCELLOR waited upon the Pidhct -Rent at ! &ANA:tors was applied 'to by a letter from his predicts every possibt
' father-in-I * the King of BAVARIA, inviting iiim to fourteen hours before
' longer Ist, iiwiSosl 'Via -that of her Allies, and
Carlton-house, and remained witk hit Royial IVO- , the ..,. , „ , _
.„
.1
we deem ;le ikait:lbeestitable • foltei that it is. ; • •
ness tilt past- four, when the Learned Lord. called
t, ...• ~
seiti coantton against EIONAPARTE. lie teputw
i , metal is suspended 1 r
hat if he were lung of Italy, he should do as the.; gins to increase in ly
not stir--tilb 11110illt.
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- the present war *open the Earl of livearooL, at Fife-house. i • ..,.. , ,
other tangs in Europe bad done; but that he viewed i forms an clatirahli
witti...franill," Id* ',Wing sisumed the character . The Earl of LAUDERDALE is expected in' bean the .
1 hienseif only in the light ef a General, who Ind re- I polished brass ; and
his seat I' SCbil nd I
winning of next urnth,from P. ll
' lliettif.i/i—the - France to ' •.! eniree-•• charge from another, and that lie should I till it Imi attained
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PRICE OF STOCKS THIN DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK.
Bank 46?1 Long. Ann. 17 5-1611
3 per Cent. Red. 70f 691 70 lndia Bonds 6 8
Veit. p
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4 per Onus. 84U Oraninm 271 26i1
per CeleL Piny, 96.1 7 I Coat* for Acct. 701 70*

THE ST4TF.SMAN.

LONDON

ot in armed _ refusal .of .'rah
accede to sock t of peace as Ausiria deemed
just and news/miry. for • the permanent repose of
Europe, Induced her to assume that of a belligerent.
How does the firOiAttnud now, if Austria should
deem the firetWastisi, Of the coalition unjust? Is
there not ibe sitipOteson for her to unite with
• France agalust thipt, as there* was on the former on-
: cation for her tai4-witb the Allies? Have not the
two parties, . upon this supposition, as far ,Ms.l
Austria is concerned, positively changed places?-1
Baying refused to' tetnaid neutral before, can. Of,
consistently remain neutral now? These quastlok
ought to have occurred to the proud and unreflectiog
partisans of hereditary, though degraded royalty, ert
;,..,they encountered the risk of dissolving a Conte..
li:Siersch in the original and legitimate objects of which,

bee
By the return of the 'Desiree, Capt. Failftiiiats,‘.
think **self a rascal if bb abandoned it.
from Passages, in five days,,we learn that Lord WEL..
I
LiNOTON was making' arrOngtiments to vecomMenre 1 kea o.—The Loan-Mavon, after inspecting the
active operations, which been imprfetieablefor\l
h 'returns,- ordered the price of Bread to be lowered
several weeks, owing to 'the !raciness of the-wisitfier Asstee.and a half, or 3d. in the peck loaf.—The
the heavy cannon were ordered up from the re* of (barter% Loaf will be, on 'Thursday, is. fa.
the army; and (he officers to whom leave of ibeence
_Thg ailical Review, since the publication 'of its
had been given, were recalled. The Spanish Gide- last Number, has been transferred to new Proprie-
ral, Moitit.co, had come up from the rear, Witlehis torsi'. who are maturing an extensive and liberal nr-
army, and taken a position on the banks of the rangement for its futtire management ; but, in the
Adour. It was thii Officer, against whom Lord develament, they solicit the snt)port and indul-
WkLattwron was compelled to make complaints, in gence-or their friends. Ifs Literary Interetts have
Genera Oilers; for s: breech of positive injusittiell, been confided to an Editor superior talent, strict
pectin bib troops to commit anylets plunder integrity),
,and long tried,' idtlependence ; and, with
Epoo the ' territory. Not tbe hlin, teivral Gentlemeb •of the first rate abilities
liSe been apparent at heachii
e% ;have exclusively secured to this old established
correepoodessot having been carded bitibultvie 'Donal. It will be published'. by J. SouTsa, No.
biwrettis of WELLe.r4ott and Sons.roi tnottiti ad 2, P*eroostetsrow, where ail communications to
hoe been surmised in *is country. •4'i the Mot. will bi thankfully received.
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weatlitr, this pyrant
wily drops of wat
kt will change to
rays ' ' case of win%
spotted ; and previon
muddy. If placed
will require no othe,
common tumbler full
same quantity of fi
must not be shakes
these instruments ads
the rate of one florin
tle. M. TANN also
t:.e art of drawing -(1:
and every colour, upon
minutes, and of e•chi,
of an' inch upon wood,
copper-plates:

THE -OM.TV. MAN
Tt
.14W 00:tig; rd NAVAL fifIttLMENUE.
by 'the less worthy
a len strictly tor- LIIIALt Pitt VI-"tteniiiiP ships an
the original pro- lq:13/1' transports as per Wit=—Came doyen from
Itichordsoq, 110 Iliftaitertanean ; aimm
ustris is neutralized
lietclihnom for Spain. •
ne have not even „ A majesty'
rOßTsatouTit, y st.--nrriveahis

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r, dialed oifit setliati..firel to Mt
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le eriorber ;Mended. nod frodi theft; • • '
ey -hod reasethstri •flpect the , Pff-
nitr 4, this verinnsinti Ii al gone po .
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e todCers, who °envied the Ithat '
Andy prepared ropes to (at theasel
ml s (non the wiudoos. U, Snatt•ei
lof the lori4ertt,ot•iap for the pin's', • • '
er's motions. Ssiiiirlay night M i
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'heir fe.trs, but 411. Wio-tfos morning; ; • .
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611"1111E bitten of bre excited their • • -1
1 Oar cos ins. at hearing them; A .I'.
or opened his coons-done, and "cried. ' .1
lam nil an fire." The Welters in- •. .;
std found the bed-• iothes itt .i blase. , .
rd in hi, atAi:ten:it. The prim tint
tort the charge against the Pri doer *
a, who hid cob limed with biro; . •
;Orin the Iridm-rs were al tuned. .
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alsehad formerly lived at. Min*.
acid hod since Peril nut-vied, nod
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trio fsmily is Blue Arkelpir-yar,u,
fever, emit ifitted Ince imitate.* * tilt ' , , .. ,
saraband's ebnsetft derrationally slept
Sunday week she wept name milli
" Jaine, I am torey.you came kiting '
d away, I shbiald hate * forittatty,
been a great deal better fur both of , • .
w Bei When he slid, .." That is •ra ..
ritbin my own brenst,‘For if I 41- • ' r
mg me."'—" God forbid:" aititshe; 4
at telt het MS trpubleg, *tie. was 'put;
y, when hr hid her take with her .
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attestants watitd not IN her lui
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t abused her very mltth, still artyllig .., • • ,
lie seemed moth .disttlebtof in. the .
lon ether, she suspected he intended' .
make away irith itipttrif.. She &icor .. ,Ire. ~,• - , •
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the lodgers, ,eed did not go itonreeorr
iler ~ .
eras with the Prisor on the kriterJ
took an opprion• •of putting da. . _
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event him from gel ng a irglttlifilies" ' 1 I:4 •
Lined his livelihood by means of sit .
t •• ' ,!•^
the neat room Id that in thith the ' -
id the statement or the tau w Imes!,
le of. her conversation with the Fri- '
iy week.., ,', • ' ..
rfenee, lenteo having set fire to his
id it watt the-pure ed:set of accident. i'
t , I
firer:tors of tae I'hieiti4 Fire Office. .
N•isoner had insured with theta to tire
tsed the readiness of the Olitegv• t.iani i :. •
• ! $
to undertake the proseestiau.' '...... •
erved, that from all which hi 4 d-
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g suspiciOn had been made out : ~
his doty to commit him for tr ': • A
traanded till Friday, to nifind ettropi.
depositions to a proper form. . i
.....4somwormalliabirela
e Catholic Board, on Saturday' , -, - ~• •
• following Resolutions, amidst ' . ; s.
iastic. plaudits of •k crowdeill . •••.. I a
. ..f •
; s I . 4 ' , 111
re of opinion, that the atairmai de. I '
lollies, assembled fur the porpo!e' of , ,• .. uJ,W,
' those political disabilities, nod that , . .. , .
itch they are now stigmatised in them{ • • - .• • 1
his ditty, as lit/Oman. so moth/AN'. ...4.....•-r„,. i ,
Itesolutions to which be bad }thrush.; • . r.. ~.„. .. ..,.. ..•. ...: ,
been Plemnly determined upon by
tetras the honour to preside. • t • , .--
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ate independent Proprietor of The . ,. ,
cii Hedy., deserving of the warmest :48C . ...; re A
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cry Irish heart; and that the Boant'
tike such steps as will creme 10 Mt.. it •,
in, for the full amount of the.finerati":.....-
tti"
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sly esteemed Gentleman, for.*lrik.' 6 ye.. '
Catholic Comm"' ''' '' ' ' • •
,ce he should move at if% flint ; \ , i
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it:VT.—This gentleman no* soft/', - • 4 1
Mt 0:1 account of the Woes- Ott::
ffPfainence regatlerly with -111'77 .. • i
fez kottnds. He has fresh. nk,'
• part of thddlittiveraity, 110440 ''-' :.--,.
hident.- '.• i ' :" t • 4t te - . .
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'la znammeidefkftrea • .. . - st,
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Chia setttow4ls4.lkO,zhoreeter -.
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:his note' incomparable' Actr ter. ~ ,
a %a/41.446'0n- embonpoint -tit:sit. ... ..
youthfdl characters she as( s 1 sow - 'l, ~.-. . . '..;
is 'till so muchgaiity lo iterltpla, i,-- , :....: ,-...-
yfulsteos in her actingi That -Wri i,!,....*.4. : -...,"., :, •
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me re!
413 otko
peaking giumeto---the, care 'Mir" . t .
a.. ' • • • ", '
alit
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rititeahrlel ilietiaszte:(w)liiiintmhte7ll::.F4etiv:tll7l::::,
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- '',i.' • . f.,:.',..
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joyed only 'b? b? :tlitise who sate;
a; and this (lnet'bot arisereonv
n the clearneis of the tol4,—' .
:tided, and die house toleettbtr 4 • '
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ESTOMIL—, On Sonde'', tht'43tlt, - s
oolwich, aged it, Lieutenant-,-5 '
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ft: Colonel Commandant of filo:.
Royal 'Regiment- of Artillery.‘ .
rs an Officer of Atolliey, slur- . 5 ''
ad been employed rots snany:ge:. -
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erckes, in. Amerlea, the 'West}', '.
ranee, Sec.—Amer* other ,lia••• . ':. i
-hick he.tattl been engaged was'
the brave general Wut.FE, at• rl
is an upright, a virtuous, and a
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most zealous, Ind Ito excellent . N ....
ill be long and deeply htmented,• s'. qt • •• .•
• . . _.
extensive circle of friends. The • '
'tied from the ancient family of ~
ilston Hall, in Cambridgeshire;
e was in h wing faithfully dia.*
t soldier and a Christian. ,
DI, of St. Gall, has iovente.l a 'l
which the following description
ate flint bottle -fs suspended is,
t the size of k hazel nut, wkic, • .
emely beautkut, and thesircono' . ,%, .-, ;
ament ote•room, 'but 11164in0, . , .4- t i
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ale change of Weather twetie ori
re it occurs. As soon as, thi7,4 • k .
• .i
In the bottle with water, itlie.t. • 4 - -.,
!sulk, and and to ten. sir (weir* it r •
r
le pyrainiil, whit+. resembi,
I it unflergoes..'••essmal chattok „. . ..
its frill dimensions. ' Its ittinif ': w.
;Cid is 0011011(itt, COVeri'd whit wir '
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ter; in pose of thunder ter hai!,' . ,
the iitteat red, and I brew out-
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id or fog, it willappear dull and:
,usly to snow,' it well look titiitii• ' ,
.s
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in a moderate temperatore, it' ~...,
her troubh that tut limit' out. ai.
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II of water, and to put in thoi
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fresh. For the first few days it -,.1
en. The inientor offe s one of'
!anted to a pint Mottle for sale at '
it (3s. 641.), exclusive of the hot. • ..
O announces, that lie possesses -
:,
lowers and plants of every kind -,,,5.
, .
1-ton paper, iii ele spice of a few
• '-;'
it,,g them to the +Sevin of a quarter ,-
. • -
Kid, equal tw.• the most tiillilatsi
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