The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-07-13 00:00:00

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Danish pioperty, either ,
-; have liberty to
proper. The Goverment
.he detained ships
' their erer►s.
Inlet Government,
!gement towards '
to the tr'
navigation
proof of its

. pose; but that not vs ithstanding this; he had been
• tiered by 1140 (nventor to be flogged, on the preten.
that be had not taken the oaths, without any mitt(
or time all o eli liiiis to I eft.lie the charge, and'
tuns actually lkeeed by a country driver on the p.
lic parade, eith other instances of oppiession.—Or,
tiered to lie on ilie table.
A omitn.ti was presented from the tow.
county :,1 ila %calm:west, against the Slave
* Welt ens laid no thcetable.
A Petilote Was presented by Sir T. ACKLA
s •
from some itelikluels, praying that. some tw
'''''n.iglit.be flatlet& to give better security'to ti
altars un paekzupts,_EAtstes.. .s_. .
40emably
at-eW POST 01.-Fict:.
: . Mr. 13.1111NG said, that he had to present a Pe- Bill, teo, ___
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- Mee, %%114 hes. might •sify was tniattintouily signed who expressed •en opinion that the Bill should be during the Congress. 7 ..- •-• ,• .7 ,- • -i-t- 1 2;;Tlint the ditch of
by the principal Merchants and Dinkel% of the City. printed, in order that- the House should understand According to the. Genou,Gazette, of the 2f3tb df . topicsatill under litigation.,
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' of Letelme, mildest. the new Post Office Bill, com-, the whole character of a measure which proposed to : June, King. Charles IV. of Spain, has demandod••eif period of the Definitive T 1
••lileiiiiing of the titiery the rensovel of, .the Poet Office take away from certain districts the Trial by Jury, . the Allied Powers •to be restored to the thtene of Prussia teed Denmark.
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'' will °credos. The. Petition having been brought up, before it preceetled•to legislate further upon the sub. labs ancestors. ' : :, , 'l ' All demadds %%Licit t!
' Mr. BA \'K ES suggested, aimein a case like the' ject, the order was postponed until to-morrow. , , ..4-- - • • ~ .:
..i.logkoontracting Powers
• • •ctiottllEtt: OF DEPUTtES. JULY L:
present, where so large an expenditure of public 'fhe Irish Arms Bill was committed, and the Re- 1 -. ; meat of the other, shall...
' money- was pinPrisetl, it was desirable that a Cones port oideeed to be brought up to-morrow. : In this Sittinge M. !preset. .Came, " his eyes in riod of the peace, 'mid 'ihall
' mittee shoot' be appointed to examine inte.the sub- : The third reading of the Irish Pt•evervatien of the = tears and his heart tom-with-grief," toitnnotteee of a private negociation;
• jest, and tiz lietereethellouse whether any measure •IPatoe Bill was'poliiponed until te•morro w. - : : thttone of their colleaguea,'" M: Le Moial,'ditile to Parties reserving the right
- wag at an' necessary., , It. wa4 rather strange that a . The House in. Committee adopted a Resolution for Marshal Bessieres, dead in' the bed of
.heneme,etned claims. i.•
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• iphicl; Where toe panne hosiiiess had been carried on, , enabling, the Lord Lieutenant of. Ireland to snake died ie his.'ern. Thus the fatal sister unrarrelfolly . , MADNip, JUNE 26,-ritlit it..
HO Aq nett, for to .litany y'.trs, should 100 at once ! compeniation'oueoc the Consolidated funds ttethe • reetted• thou men who outlet to live for eier for the ceive deputations from theldifiesent.
' ' 1.4.,4r, unfit SO,. the
,Purpese. It was sell knowne! assistant Demister! Al. Quarter Sessions iti that ctiuto. hapfinegsof mankind. The Chamber thea.ertlered dorm, who negiesto.depeiti4tibik je-
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• . Mo; ail it tile preseneOiteee was too limited, there I try... Report to.morrow. . 4.4 the few words, 'which M. Fidel could scarcely congratulations of the people..
Reports or the several Coseelitteefi epee speak, so deeply was he affected by the sentiments The Costrit de Eapeleta, Limo
n'e're Asians of enlarging it. Under the Bill as it l• The
new stood, not less than half a million of. public the Bills .for granting Aginuities to Lords
Lytle.- of Ms regret, to be,pinto; tindeppainteil adepeta- Royal Armies, fists been appoirc
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money woul4l he expended without previous enquiry; • dock, Beresford,und'Hilti were beorieht up, agreed titre of mtmberelieltitend the funeral of M. le - Navarre. ..
• for P was proposed that 300,0001. should be laid , to, and the Bills ordered to tie reed .a.tbird time to. Mrt." ,, . , - ; His ilitsjesty has appointed
Out itemediately by the public, 100,000.1. of which i morrow. ' . ra. AUBERT moved that the King be humbly re. • • del oll3arrelotta the
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•.% was, at the end of a certain time, to be repaid out ! The Reports-411in baste Customs Regulation Bill quested to propoie a law adding the following provi-:, ' s; tied to be Governor
of the Orphans' Fund, which was, in fact, by a and gee lAA' Post .. Office Bill, were brought up, signs to that of Friralire 22d, year .7, on the 11,egis...$ ollikbikyalloe.:
••tativon. the public. Be had no knowledge of the agreed to, and the Bills ordered to be read a third, , try of Estates. . - • '. ' ,7. IsONS-18.1.-His Maj.'s!
'litchi-Ott the eubjeoh.--w bat he had said was flea his- time to-morrow. I 1. That the Transfer ordained in the cases poley'4l..lift•yol.'Ciiiiheil In Winn), i
po,sret itittp`v'esitiosi*tn save the
.public money. Ile , Sir G.-lIILL brought in a Bill to repeal a Duty • out in the above-mentioned law should not lie inert- !•kilgdom, the transaction
'MIA tlierefifter move that the:Petition before the' payable upon certain Rouses, valued under ten tially executed, whewthe property should have bees- cotrfined, which, during hi
ittootel,,aoil fa: othorasti the subject, be referred to • pounds a'year, in Ireland. Also a Bill to continue sold in an undivided whole. ~..I',, ' . the hands, of the 'Prier,litel
• fi'll'etCiitleitietttti examine the subject, and re. the Restriction* of Cash Payments, by the' Bank. 41 2. That the'proprietor of on estate, of which the ' Majesty has accordingly sa,
poet theretin.lo the' Heisae. , that country. !.transfer should have 'been' desponded and obtoined; biies, and ordered anlettniiiii
• The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. After a few words from Mr. HORNER, respect. should be, ellowed, Worrier att ',elude that Seeasure'p ; papers and dbcuments, tr:4l.'
• . ilieligtifit stould bare been more consistent with the ing the latter, which we could not hear in the Gal., to offer. to. the Administration of the Roelstt7,• to , for the purpose in each pro
*vies of Ike House, that. his Honourable Friend lery, those Bills were read a first and ordered to be glee up his property,
•at the price stipeltited•lie.thei• The • King has appointedc
stiwa hove alien 'notice of his motion of a Com- read a second time to-morrow. • rent reet;••and 'on being iertnltnised
.for allexpenc.ea, ' tain-General of the - Army
enittee for a folio* day. There was no disposition The Queeteleferry Bridge Bill wai reed a second But that he should only enjoy this advaittage in case : Aerakrati..
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hi the GOvirtiment td entail unnecessary etipence on time, and committed for to-morrow. ......s. ... lhe should have given notice of this offer Within eight I. Rome, JUNE 24.—The
the conetry., but It ,weelil be found in the enquiry COPY-RIGHT BILL 2 • • days after he should have received a communication . cetved orders to quit this.
(the adoption of Wilkie would perhaps be most sa- ° Mr. D. GIDDY, after some general obterratioes, , from the tribunal, informing him that a transfer, has i,htsostetee, ••. :.
....:ti4aCtiey to flee parties and to Parliament) that the m Ived to postpone the going into the Committee on ism, gmord, . . FLORENCE Jove '28..:
present Bill Would be more beneficial than any plan the Rill to a future 4it. - i.- 3. 'T hetif the Registry Administration do not ac-, ! thine. to occupy the ports
• that meld he proposed on the subject. . Mr. J. SMITH entered into a detailed-and loge. cept the offer within 15 days after it has been mare, i Which they look-possession
- Mr. BA NK ES said he should have no objection to
.nious argument in favour of the claims of the html,i
`the applicallob for a 'transfer shell be considered as . Neapolitans.- •We stream,
postpone. his motion if it was necessary. versity and public libraries.
I null, and shall not be allowed at any time to be re. ' nerals have madesome reps
Mr. BARlNG,ftbserred, that nothing but a strong ' Mr. D. GIDDY replied. i hewed. - • • Commander on this subject
sense of the,hiexpediettCy of the Bill could have in- After some conversation between Sir William ; Tuesday ;lest was fixed to take M. Auberfspro- I PA ast t, JUNE 25.—1 n
tiered lOW Ur 'the most opulent and respectable Scott, Mr. Wetherell, Lord Palmerston, Mr. H. ' paws into consideration. 1 gegen from Field-Marsha
meatus:is ist Lolutun to petition on the subject.—lt Addington, and Mr. Horner,
the llouse went into ; M. JALASEHT obtained leave to be heard 'on Non- I soldo has published, in Mr
.ei AN net possible en imleolate at present the amount of the Committee. (ley, on a project of law, to be suggested to his : storm of AdminisLativeGo,
the eapeseat the country would incur, for the esti- Severn'
.iierbil Amendments were proposed and
Majesty, establishing a new mode of reseiving the i the three Duchies.
'Mete which had been &vest in at 2.80,0001. as the acceded tn.- Same clauses were also omitted, and a duties of liquors. ' • '
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Tlterrench Civil Code
.velnes-of the baildings to be destroyed. was founded new one proposed by Mr. D. GIDDY
, respectiug The order of the Day boot read, u„ Rinovo ..L- '-:.? ' - i
on die property-tas - retorts* ouly, *bleb would lint plays that were written, but not inteudeilatiobe tact- was to the Tribune,' to explain his 'flews A
-amount to ha/ the real valise. Thus half a mil- eel.--[el leugh.]—The clause, coetinsed the Hon. respecting indemnities claimed by justiie, ai'weti- e
lion of snotty would be expended before a stone Member, had been suggested to him by a Gentleman as by the interest of the State fur the Departments n
•'svai laid, fir ;t lutepened that the fanciers of time who was in that predicament, having written' several which had been the theatre of 'war, and had. been ti
New Post atice had pitched mem the most valuable plays uhicle were never acted, but which the author wholly, or in part occupied by the enemy. After i
. di lblcompositions. thought exceed vaune The oh-
and hantiseuts part of the tray, the eud of Cheapside,some observatiotes on the urgent necessity of the
• to he ileatrored: . kid of the chase was, to prevent any play, Or TOM.. case 9 the mode which he proposed to grant those in.
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. „ Thefohisos•was ordered to U. on the table. position purportiug to- be a play [a laugh], from demnities without iticumbering thee public, treasury, t
-Mr. purr iiit w mail presented a Petition from !tripe produced on any stage without the permission was an augmentation of the additional centimes of
*early 3.x10 Briiikers, Merchante, and Traders, re. of the author. At present there was no law, the mites. After a short discussion the question was
sidnitt •at • the west end of the town, praying the he believed,• to prevent a manager from adapting a adjourned. t
temetment of 14'1301 for the removal of the Post published play to theatrical representation—a pow- M. Cazgasve then explained his. propotitiontpeeol
.otfice. 'The. Honourable • tlember gusted that this tire, in the estimation of the Gentleman who pro- sented June 30, respecting the 'agnalling or regulatl •,
Petition aloe rroutpeignus not at all connected with posed the present clause, exceedingly injurious to - ing the illegal deliberations in virtue' of which Ad:. ,
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the original framers of ille,ii;li to which it referred, the author of such plays; because, not being adapt- ministrave Bodies established and veceived,ln.aeveral
but who ti ere interested hi the early.delitefy of let- ed for the stage, they, of course could not succeed, parts of the kingdomt considerable taxei, under the t
pars ; nett also anxious fur an arrangement which and the disgrace of failulg attached to the writer, different denominations of municipal subscriptions, 1 i
would keep the receising-houaes open for half an without his beiug at all concerned in the matter. lie taxes' requisitions, and loans. His proposal was 1 i
lentil: later its the eveuing. ‘. This avas naturally coll. (Mr. Giddy) had no great attachment to the clause ; ordered to he taken into consideration, and his ex-
cowed a very material ',aniline to the inhabitants at but as it had been put into his hands, he thought it planation printed.
the west cud of the town, which entitled-.the Yeti- right to propose it to the. Committee. • t
honer, to particular attention, and the. more so us Lord PALM EttgroN suggested, that as the COPERITAGEN, JUNS 26.-,The Official Gazette' ,
thoconnetionee of the men:Meets holm city was,fully choir had not the slightest connection with the pre- ' published on the 21st the Treaty of Peace concluded t
provided for in the Bill. It was notorious. that five sent Bill, it would be better to reserve it for some at Kiel On the 14th January, between Great Britain
out of seven of the letters received at the General. more lit occasion ; for example, when the next tits- and Denmark. It contains the three additional sr- t
Pest Office halo illkift,Sell to the west end of the •cussiou about a third Theatre should come on. The titles which were signed at Liege en the 7th April, e
. towe maid
.. t nd which circumstance pleaded strongly in clause was rejected. : between the Plenipotentiaries of the two Powers, t 3
. iuppert of the Petitioners ; .and the manufacturing The House then resumed, the Report was received, _Messrs. FArentrd Burke and Edward Thornton. 1.
'' districts winild be considerably henelitted by the ad and the further consideration of it ordered for Fri. The first Article states, that tell the possessions.
ditionel''o.pliortunity• which the extension of the time day next.—Adjourned. ' 4 which are to he evacuated, ceded, or given up, in con-
fir receiving litters in the evening would afford tol _._ - _ . ; formity the Treaty of Kiel, shall he surrendered, if . 1
their cnrrespontlonts to answer their communications.? FRENCH PAPERS. I be Europe, .within the space of a month, in America I i
flock ISe understood to be the impression among sere- i --mew.--. I within three months, and in Asia within the term of
ral Manchester houses with which he had had a cum- PARTS, JULY 9.—The Household of Monsieur is , six months after the ratification of the Treaty. 1 e
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rituniestien.vPon the subject. ' rapidly establishing; M. de Ralainvilliers is said to • IL In all the cases of surrender stipulated by the I 1
Mr. WitOTT ESL F. Y observed, that
.by paying a be appointed his Royal Highness's Chancellet ; M. 1 Treaty, the fortifications AO be given in the state
certain sutra annually any man might insure the early di Monthegen, Master of the .Cereagovaes ; and Do ,at which they were the time. The inhabitants of I 1
delivery' of his letters ; and that the difference be- Rey segur, Captain of the Bodf4 Guards. ' the ceded countries are to be allowed three years to !
t,
tween the early and the ordinary delivery of letters Some of our Papers have copied from the for
. urier dispose of their effects. No person is to be annoyed a
at Lincoln's Inn, for instance, was no less than an de Strasburg's an article, which states ItiPwlatulid....Or aeltieeted to any respentibility -oft accoitft of his r
Mar and a half. This difference surprised him end welt of-the Russian toddlers against iiiiir Officers, ' previous conduct, or political opinions, or for his s
• titheit with Where he had conversed upon the son, in the environs of Hagueneau. By authentic ins: attachment to either of the two Contracting Powers, I
j,ct. • 'piked he could not account for the reason formation, however, which has reached us, we learn, excepting, however, on account of debts of butyl,'
why all Ike letters might not be delivered at the that these details are groundless. The Jogrnalsg duals, or for actions subsequent to the-date .of ' the
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same rune,: if due diligence were employed at the therefore, should be cautious in speaking such re. 1 ,creel. • , • • • 1
Pisstofilre. But to whose bands the gables, a year ports. The Russian soldiers neitheroarrtiot off oft; '
9 " I Ili. All demands of individuals, oteither notion,
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siselly paid for 'this early delivery finally fell, be plundered the chests of their Soiereign, for Irmo:. WI( money, properte, &c. shall -be referred.to corns'
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ecield not goy, but he thought that it would be nisch they justly entertain sentiments of the highest 414 leitient tribunals of Justice, • who shall give their de.. i
better to crept', seine fund to the early delivery and edenfation. i eision as soon as possible. . • • i
generally, than allow it to rest upon the discretion of 1 Major Leslie Welker' of the British service, has ! Another additional article states, that all %Nail], , o
oily
.individuals., , , ! been presented to his Majesty by the Duke de: English, or Hanoverian subjects, who trey have 1 I
Mr. ROSE said; tliii,ielten the Bill was originally Inesue-,: and in consideration of the behaviour of . taken an active part in the present, war, which has ! I
i introduced,. he was adverse to RI because he appre- this Officer to the French prisoners ite Spain the ' extended over so vast a tract of country, shall not in ;
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headed :that its enactment nrould be inconvenient to Kin bas conferred upes• him the decoration of the ! any manner be persecuted,
,annotea, or Made re- !
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the merchaviee of London. But that inconvenient*. Yr. , spousible for their conduct orpoliticai opinions during ' I
w,as previdedegainst, and he now thought the tnea.• . , , WAR DEPARTMENT. Sot* O. [the tear. .
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eere highly desirable, and the several points referred . The King, duly considering the situation and Cir.. 1 BERLIN,
..ItINE 2i
.—The
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.—The MiniSter for Foreign ',
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rc by the resitienets, as well as that stated by the cumstuaces of those brave and faithful. Officers of "Affairs has published the fellooliet AFticlei of a Neel 4
Itogi. Gentleinati who spoke last, certainly called for his Army, *he have 'long been prisoners in foreieg:llminark Convention betweeh Prove,* and Donn& c: .
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epquiry. - . . . ! countries, and at a great distance ,from 9 France, kis i signed. at Paris on the id ofibis month :---
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Mr. BARING explained, a s•did Mr. BUTTER. given Orders to hisslnstmetors-General, to reserve:ail. Art. I. There" •
shell be from this day full libtro, Of.
WORTH, otherexclusive certain number of situations, in each rank of Abe! commercb between PrussiarinciMmarkenand l,
every' I
considerations which called for the enactment of the army, for the employment of 4) I
Bill, the citizens of landau, who considered the that those regiments sow o •
1414.
• lion I.llla Ile footing excepting such eteditiettion WOW*
s as ire
... Seers. AYittl•thingtheieto reletiog shall be • placed upon the ofelPi
present state of St.,Nlartin's-lesGrated as a nuisance,, closed or completed, until the Mem if the '4. /IL -- . .
were extremely atexigus.for the improvements which goners of war be entirety effected. And Afs!fto ' • If; The • •
Prussian Governritent agrees to' take ofr
this Bill was calculated to produce. - I jesty has farther ordered; that all pv1166194' siitLetii %toed'
. MeV the embargeatitich has been laid in 'lts 4.
'file Petition was referred to time consideration of i shall be considered as is a state of settee eeestekitadt pens on. all Danish ships aid cargoes ; and also to '
' &Committee, anti, Alio, Petition presented by Mr., cording to their respective ranks
,from the montlilti abolish the stquestradeas*Mik hats
may beta hid-

bonds of amity k

prizes taken
♦ restored to
tho arnengemeots

.atodlfied ; these redativie to
3fie ca tiof
The pent) ()ode and me
mina! cases are alto profit,

The Financial System is
cient footing.
~
,The University is restored
and is. re-endowed witir *the
Jesuits.

Cardinal Casselli, the
Grand Chancellor. Everf
station is organised.
Remr, Joni 'o.—The Pc
of Etruria with ahem his
of wore than an hoot. Ws
the 7'onsure and his minor
the Infant Don Francisco ‘.
the King mid Queen or Spain
Wes.

PORTO PERRAJO, JEINI
possession of several ir►habi
ours, and has concluded
other isles in the ateiglibou
bary powers.
The new money put in
side the heed of lionr.par
following inscription, w,
Napoko L Imperatur at
Ituta &Elba, 1814.

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Coremiicri, Juttx 1,
menced hostilities against
whom they hare made some
them into Gostenhurgh. ,
The Crown Prince of tile!
fatigable at*ltier his preps;
Norway. lie has prorost
sure of extentlitt4 the consct
age of t 6 ; but this RIPAPIT,
:Appasitinn. an the .part-of
the Mho hid hitherto
Highness. 'l'he nobility
the Prince; they are bestil
'as likely to be ',emir:ions
liberty et the Swedish oat,
FRANCTORT, JULY I.—.
is expected in his capital
temporary 'triumphdi arch
*xis erected for the accal
ipsently be built of
Imperial. Majesty is expect/
Massaro,. J4INV
flotinced 41's intention to
9toveitiment at France thi
cements, isictures, . prod's,
4f. nattital, history,, whit
fsinni titt.igingilosa into
oetseleooll of the sesurped
I,aitspiorte. •
IVviertauriP, JcTNt 30.—The
been tqkertsession of
Majesty. the. Prides Dellib•Grati
surrendered tbeltune to Metstud New
T .46
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The Treasury is in greet want et, lettletitt
I Ilftstridnster. They hare hems ittokixk - fh
!ton, but chiefly to the Navy" for e creeticrsrips,
. that 'maid stand on the hustingst-ill endtvie tat
' (Ten days the ftloctahuce'ofSorept-tarialtotad Hess!'
'sly be laughZd at.

Men or- Baring, from the merchants and hat keys or Lou. of *fir arrival in Frances And that thAr pay end on Dank!' propert,
netence don, with that from certain itshabitants of Cheap- othar,appiiatimrota shallhe amounted' 'ffienst: per- ' owners shill have
enquiry 4ide, wero referred tp the ei‘tek‘pm .. ht ,stalhotr, patient regulations, .. t itse,ect to they think proper.
ant he 4Ni-orient' skit tluileki Ctionltttee efeeHelei etl ' .-,*trained as prisoners ,• .
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he pub- he plan and catinmis y1.'11.8'401 to Use can ts-. Alit Cioreetel'-011frers cons ry pl. I which formed tits!
I.—Or- ..posting the New r•st Oleo. . •, • vlilonti:stbdpsparrasatots are ' giOrtreery ! 111. The Dank
Mr. in ERNEY.askea when Aso Return ordeied facility in their power, and to milord to dett mem. I the sane ingegenu
wn and from the Board of Works, relative to the wooden tie, of this Decree. j ment, with regard
Trade,7 ereetions,- fec. in the Parks,- would bes did Whirs 'l4rea.4l)" oupfcritioNapproy wan • I and allowing free
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the !louse ? . . - ...... - 1 , .!..
, --. !owls" give • tie* I
LAND, The CHANCELLOR; of the EXCHEQUER • PAItIS, AILTV.—The 'ging has spOnted M. De ito resew the bond
meaworplanssered, as we could understand, -that this Bittern Chateauhrland his Anibassador is the Wort of Owe- ' furtberdeeliret—
!he Cre- would be laid before the House to-morrow*. den. The Duchess or Ottienboa, does not isitl.-....1_,_.... Thatall wiz
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-'Mr. PRKIA: moved the order for the second Piris, as sante of the:Pape** , Innounced ; she of Kiel, obeli be re
reading. of the Irish Seditious Meeting- Prevention i proo&lidirect to Itgna Iryßolvawds,`lthlitte, afterii j•capfomisalptyv.top
lit a Pe- Bill, but after a few words from Mr. HORNER, ! short stay, she will repair to. Vienna and remain '! said tree ~• .+
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Wr'
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0
maidablilaNNlNK ."...114 * :
rby laud or fen, airs t.O 1
to dispose of the stir; ;;
;Overment also este.4..l , , '
pe all the D•tuislt seers .1
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.nment, on its part, tnskpi
rds the Prussian Gosera.
taking off of the embargo
on in the fkltic; sat Wish.
its siticereAdeeire fitemptly
gild gpi.stida
subsaqueutly to t isa-Tetry
D the Prussian Gneernsent, '
igemeots containett 11111, ,
the Prize! Connell, on all
.. sho,lbk nacpentlsd till the
'Treaty' ;of i Pence between
Atli '7.
the ssweetsn f .I. ni,tha
may hate on -th* Gestapo.
.he transmitted **the .
ihall then form- the 5
. each of the contra
v
it of p,roristg its titles and
eh.. King continues to re. •
;diftesent Sone O disking.
* fPgeor.lhe matte
)pie.. . •
._,' ,
~krr ,
I , Lieutenant-Greneisnifiat
spolta Ma Vaistalw.
-........,
"raged'Will% Goiernment et
heField..Marshal pooh**
r of Alicant, Don .fuse Gs.
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sty Itai..if established le .
Ili the anciint laws of the
of.7thosa Matte atbifrs site
his absence,' had'paise4'hite
teill Deputation. OW his
iollpressed•titeist4et Miele.
rtedlate:deriVell of pit:their
ein.,W10.4 specialljagoanksj
rea„intre. • •• • ' 4 1
ed Don JOS. Pnitiffit Cap.
ityyttnd.: pt Ole KinidOm 4
e Duke de Braschi has re.
vcipititl, and io return to
-The V.nglisit trottpl COll.
i and garrisotv in Tuscan,
'is of after the retrt;:ti of the
stared that the Austrian GO.
presentations to the EngliA
!ct.
n consequence of 4 dole.
hal Bellegardt; M. Stns.
he name of Maria Lotrin,
;orernmfnt)cosoprehendini ,
t is tn. he pr,elerret), with .
a.of-Arietr_ which an '
o fltvoldrisilAWtsisod,'ity-
on law. • • ,
io4es of poopismitiog AO rel.
i.red. .7,..,,,,-. T f:'• I.
is to risersollo44 on-Its an.
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Eriss ife Ante lw 1768 s
the fOroter.propirty of the
Archbishop, is appointed
my-branch of the Magni-
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~.. Pope bas visited the Queen
s Holiness had a conference
His Holiness has conferred
► er or- Osain. ,T
idrerofKhieii r m ccj
shthonedstri
pain assisted in the ammo-
E 10:=—Napoleon has taken ,
bited Isleil dependencies 4
treaties of Commerce with
oorhood, and oith the Bac.
it eirculaticia',Ultrt on and.
rte, and on the other the
hich appears ridiculous :-4
r(g;te liex, !bit: 31710 r feta
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:7.-4-The initilsk hair* corns '
st the Neselergiatts, !rots
nme '44istaieW;' a Art Cattitli
Swerims hp ttes with int!
Intratinns for. war spilt
(.(1 the very rigorous mo,
scrip tiott even to lads of tits
sure has eiPeriencerl Inert
,f tie- cities-Mane 47,Te1:04
herto supported his Royal
are ,strong oppo4ltiorts u't
ile to tho nukes- of Nolan
s to the inetwests •end t 4
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tion.. . -.• ..
.--The. fAsperor of Rust, •
on this 15th instnnr.;• lik
ch of . I iosiberli net lire . INPOi
maims, Whit* will s'Alt4e-
-4%1 After. 0 'bh.r•r $l9, his
:ted to setout-forVitual• • .
?rile. King 1114 ottieltity 06'
a reclefin remit the Vrere'al_t
he restitution:a all 'het 41,,!;
actions of the fine ants,,geo
ich have heist trareterlitl
France during; and rt. tae
'etl domiaostion of argil
o.—The Grand tfarlir hft
in the name of hi 3 011ia'r0
DesotaGivati he 4 foilmq
Marotta! Rine, Weed*.
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st, want sof, * Callaktata fit;
hems Iftokilig in-every slirti'l
gay. fort crept terve' Roe: 1
he .MS emboli for .firlt
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