The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-07-24 00:00:00

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disCwhOestm
440 taw pii4o RP, vo Witt* leveriliblt destitute
0.. u what they really air, 1i eaffleers mid se.
trot asatorri Aired is &wigwag ; ind I am not a
little astonished, that when. Sidmoath advocated the
itecessity of eta ins Spies end Informers, he was
not toll the di no“. Is Saila ad,
,with a Consti.
tution endermined cad fast filling to the ground; I
do believe there asy be a necessity for their assist.
once, which yet might be "voided by restoring the
sights sad privileges of the People; but the employ.
Meat of the Weals:and secret accusers, has black-
ened the history ; .and so long es the name
of Oliver shall be remembered, that of his patron
and eulogist wilt &used with it to the execration of
posterity. Aed Greats 414-110 diabolical a were;
such as we have witeessed, will not be forgotten un-
til as Englishman shal bare his back in abject so-
Ilcitadon for the prepared scourge.
HAItMODIUS.

'QUICK OF STOCKS Tlelll P*Y AT (MK O'CLOCK
7rank Stork 4761 4 per Cl.ep 976 e
9 per Coat. BM. nee 5 per Cent. Nat/ 10611
S per Cent.Consels 7s* ladis Bash 96
j per Cent. 891 pa. 10 9-16 e
Cul:mister Au. 7716
Baer Bills 19 20 p

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bad a uenterous and splendid Levee at St. Cloud
on Sunday. Among those wbo paid their respects to
him were Marshals DAVOUST and LEITRIM& The
retreat of General CANUEL, lIRS still undisco.
vered. It was supposed that M. CourunE, Cons.
!eon
l for General Comer., in his action for calumny
gainst M. M. SONNEVILLE and FARVIER, in con-1
,sequence of the absence of his Client, would apply
lir the postponement of his cause, which stood fof
Tuesday lest. Though the. French King, "good
limey man," Is not to attend the Meeting itt
Sovereigns at Alvia-Chapelle, the King of Dm
MARIE, and several of the ,petty Sovereigns jet.
Germany, will, it is said, visit that place.
Lint, mark the pride of the " Greet Power.," these
petty princes, bade more so by the greet ouea, are
not to be admitted to aiy shire of tie deliberations
of the Meeting. The Scion Diet Ms closed a Session
of 18 Months, without gratifying the general eipec.
taboo of introducing some improvements in the poll.
tical Constitution of the kingdom. The Nobility, it
is said, have consented to some pecuniary sacrifices,

of grit ; bet all these pe.

coniary grants bear no proportion to (ho berthas
boraa by the lohabitaots of tho towns and by di* pea.
santry.

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14000-4 +4? - . • . At length, we are told, some eiteedoe is 00 be
SHEDAY, ANS 11441001 paid by those, whose duty it peculiarly is to et.
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(toren:eft; swab
BilmasikterNs—otteos'.thez miming
loth prituseestess
oaths
or espeolinne int - es Mosta Bask itself has consisted to coesteesoce,_ is so*
14,1111111.10Pseet off i u from dm way or other, the labours hitherto so ineffectually
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istulmlihillailt- Tim IMO sheeted had set' and disinterestedly prosecuted by legeniose indis
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masboll. taws MIMI allimpipm64l.leotissi sae We Thloals, to mute its koalas*, and those of below
base es Ist so coeleabilltiVit. . Trieided iellelli. nity—ieeffectoally pursued, 'we base reason to les
ewe aff the Victory di/tee/is mbecause ' • Meet. U, merely these praiseworthy labours dii
grow
net will :*ace cannyttin 10 P AI Supple. not receive the propei degree of encouragement.—
ssopi ilk Oa Cedie tilif Diary, of the A Commission, we (Led, has passed the Great Seal,
110Ib wit. the official imiellost if the seal sake appointing a Board to enquire into the best memos of
that hot place en the iddessiCaye St. Iblity's,' be. prevestiag the Forgery of Bsok.notes, to esamiwo
esteem .64, Reasailak sad e small s.tills of smidesos, sod to receive any plans that shall be of.
Ismloondosi Printeers.
d. .The Members are—Sir Jossen Ban, srteellis
Cuba 90 the 41k Milyt,l4ollolololl Of GI IPA ONO W li. Comosive, WK. COuaTaXAY, Esq. M.P. I),
sail elf mercbest vessels, Milted to varies, ports GILDER; Esq. M.P. JEREMIAH HARMAN, 04
of a. Pesleeele, emir tis•omy of the kip + Governor of the Bank, Wu. Hros WoLcareast?
Of war, Med., VelEgalread talliida, lERd Cat. M.D. and CHARLES HATCHET; 'Esq. The Bra
vote Dinmast., ibe Cagii, 01 esstilec or swim 11f this Board took pleat on T..sdey last.—
the coast et Sprig, their apaeleer, yea redeitid to 2.11 We hope the melt of ithitimeasere will afford roue
via. 10 ships, eight brissollwashoseers, (Sad three for coograteleting the public on its adoption. Wa
plum, most of them see* freed: -06 maklog indulge no very sanguine hopes, from the indiffereeee
CspeSt. Mary's, thesmipeei . *es fed& essoifested to this truly important subject, *Cm.
pendent Alp and tea s$ AD ofialat tee earsestly desire that something will proceed
ftaiiiiis
port (as may beimeqTrecei od literal
titre), states that the actiosillyiled,tire hours : increasing in a most frightful ratio, during the
Oa the 24th inst.,off Cepollito bbey's; the convey' last few years, and which, if not citeciteliff
Ude' action with the lomegellist.who attempted to preventive means, punishments having 1
is prose*,
cut off two vessels mkt* held Siamto availing, -to leeward, for threatens to (I'ivilit
society cad
or`
which reason the Dimmest, Nell upon them with a 6 -
with felons every prison in tiwt metropolis. It
heavy fire, which lasted two been, against two
schooners (one of considerable Uwe), end a ship— too true that in the pinishowet of this offence
bowleg coveredtheconvoywithtbeanned merchantmen. we seem to -act- as if we thought that justice cosh!,
The Dismal, made a signal for the other ships of war only be satisfied by blOod ; the thought, that
to accompany her, bet the little wind, and thedoll• for reformation might be discovered, seems never M.
MU of the vessels, prevented the brigs from being as
eater our minds; while on many parts. of the Coen:
agar as they mold have wished. The Dientaste nu
suet the enemy, flees liberated the capered „erode neat of Europe the Public would feel jest as sub
sod fastened on the iedepeedset ship, leaving the shocked lase& execution as we have recently wit.
adiumws to nag towards the convoy ; which was named, self isserder had been consmitted. That seek
cooddesed most admotaisees, as by this means the scenes about!d hays been transacted is the bat ages
war yawls wore abieto cease lute cellos. Ti. Yen-
dor
sod Realist; thus succeeded in besting one of is not vary sarprisieg; bet that therebeeld at this
:Tie adommeres obliging bor to • fly ,in a dim.. time el day-. be so freqsently exhibited is tree olds(
sierly mentter. The Meet& playa herself asters most enlightened countries of the earths it
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Henry Loftin Frizell, Esq., was postponed to nest
Assizes, on account of the absence of two material
witnesses for the Crown; the Prisoner mean time to
be kept in cusdody.
SLIGO ASSIZES.
James Dolaseand Anne Killreaghill, alias Dolan,
hii sister, for the murder of their brotherp in Sep-
tember (esti to be executed on Monday; the 13th of
July. Tie awful sentence of the law was carried
into exacutien on 'hang Dolan, on Monday last, at
the front of the New Jail: his sister was reviled
until the 15th of Aeetst.
• MEMBERS RETURNED FOR SCOTLAND.
Darrasen-sital—Geetme Sinclair, Eoq., younger, of Ulbeter.
Su maar...urnsaian-0. Wrbersiss Depot, Req., at diedlise.
daliech. •
Istrxrempus smite—Charles Getwit. s., Esq.
I t aawitat'UtsTßlCT OP bonsins—O. Cmuming, Esq.
lit.,: Orrte—R.Grant. Est.
$u or Tara, 84. Esq
limas, .. of Lochnish. '
C ittaollorosaitr; of CadheU. -". •
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ELIIGI'ION A r
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The following is a copy of a curious nal, lately
'dalivered to ao Web Member, by a.publican :
Terattag Itll lirmebaidereabove stain, for Sir John,
• at 3s. 9d. a hind
To sating 11 more, below stairs, and two Clergymen
after sapper
To six beds In one room. and four lo another, at two
guineas every bed, three or four in a bed every
ought • - 22 15 0
To 23 horses in the yard all night. at 19d. every one
of them. and for a man watching them all night.. 1 5 5
To breakfast and tea, neat day, for every one of
them. and as away as they brought with them, as
near as t can guess
To beer, porter, and poach, for the first day and . •
night. lam not sore but 1 think, for the three
fir,, days and a half of the Election. nv near as
ran grew, and lie exact, is, in all, or thereahauts 79 15 0
To shaaing,Aressing. sad cropping the heads of 42
Freeholders for Sir John, qs 13d. for every one of
them
• £ll5 1 7
Jane 26, 1818 T. S. ,
HAYMARKET THEATRE. —The Travellers Be..
sighted was acted last night. The powerful interest
of the story, and ,be series of extraordinary and ter-
rible incidents which this piece comprehends, never
fail to rivet the attention of the audience to the stage.
TERRY end TOKELY last night acted the characters-
.which were originally assigned to Ewstow and
MARTIN, and both acquitted themselves to the entire
satisfaction of the audience. Some touches in TERay's
Robert were finely impressive.. Mrs. Glass, as
Margaritta, renewed those efforts which originally
entitled her to the gratitude of the Author, with all
'her wonted success, as did RUSSELL, in Theodore; .
And the piece closed, as almost every performance
Since the. commencement of the season has done,
amidst the applauding shouts of the whole house.
MARGATE, JOLT 21.—We ere here all gaiety,
from the numerous shoals of visitors,brought down
by the Themes, WOW., sad Victory, Stein'
Yeats, which exceeds any thing you can possibly
imagine ; tn.day has produced es an accession of
600 persons. We cennot but (eel thankful to the
owners, sad their public spirited conduct is the ad-
miration Of us all. Two balloons were let off during
the trip of the latter vessel this morning, to amuse
(base on board, which ascended. most majestically,
aid from the fineness of the atmosphere were long in
sight. We understand it is to be repeated in the
others ; and on Thursday next 'fete is to be given on
board the Victory, under the direction of the Master
of the Ceremonies.
The 'excellent performances at Astlev's Theatre
continues to attract numerous visitors every evening.
Ansoiig the faxitionable assemblage we noticed their
Royal end Sereie Highnesses the Doke and Duchess
of CAMBRIDGE, the Laudgrave and two Princes of
IlEsse; Lathles SARAII DE CRESPIGINY, !NUM!? ;
Admiral CAMPBELL, General °Ages; Colonels Hos-
CAWEW, PROCT, NICHOL; Captain LIOCIETT, &C. &c.
—The Tyrolise Peasant; and the Wien Juvenile
Ventriloquist are slightly honoured with reiterated
plaudits.
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when Roam. WAITHMAN, Esq. M. P. was unani-
mously eletted. Mr. WAITUM.tN requested that Mr.
Deputy HERRING and Mr. Deputy REEVES would
do him the favour to continue in their respective
offices, which they politely consented to.
The fleet under Admiral HALLOWELL,RhiCh has been
for nearly two months on a cruise, principally fir
the purpose of exercising the men on board, is to
turn home the end of this month. A letter,.datedi
from on board the Lee, 20 gen ship, in the latitude I
of the Western Islands, stiles, that this vessel, xri •
all the other ships in company, would reach the
Channel on the 25th July. No .vessels. from - the
Mediterranean had been allowed to hare consucedica:
tips with the fleet, lest it should•be infected with ;be
pllatoe•
NOBLE ENEIRBRIZE IN ALAZAIIee".fFILOM AN'
AMERICAN PAPZR.)—It is with pride and satlafsctionv
that we pay thoseiributes of iespect and iiiminstiess
which are so justly due to the'disterprise of the
younger members of the Unlock:, .They menet a
prosperity and growth that have Hew beiwequalkel
in the history of the world, where beaten events have
beet left to take their odium, course. ' The People
of Alabama, have already given an auseet of that
giant strength which they are wen to pet tivlis.-.
They already begin to think el Intereol we**.
and domestic improvements. The inhabitants of
Huntsville, a single village, ,have eabsesibei *boat
8000 dollars, to cleat out Indian Creek and make
it navigable to the Tennessee. This is a good begin-
ning fora town that emerges from t►e wilderness,
like some little city in the regions of' enehanseent.—
Whoever has glanced an eye over the seep of the
i'Alabama territory, has observed one of the finest
countries for internal navigation, that, hems lades.
try has ever improved. Iler large waelgebio rivers,
rolling along their peaceful floods through her fertile
plains; the ease with which great roads and canals
can be made; the mildness and salubrity of . the cli.
male; the facility with which the great staple articles,
of our commerce may be raised and traosported to
ready m■rkets,denete a future wealth and prosperity
in this wrens' section of our Union, which Sly
safely compete with any other quarter.
The curious anecdote respecting " the King of
PRUSSIA'S amours," which appeared in oar Paper of
yesterday, was extracted from a work, called An
Antrim near the Rhine, or Sketches of Courts,
Society, Scenery, ife. -11/1 some of the German States
bordering on Me Rhine, publithed by Lenoiras
mato.
The ships eatployed this season in the Greenland
fishery pre bees far more successful than lest.year.
On. vessel took eight fish, sod Is arrived £mthe
diterber. No mamas have been leaked by *tor of
the ships employed on the North Pole Expedition.
One of the Paris Perm Mates that the French
vessels cesising °Cite coast of Africa, bays' ea pt
it dave ship fitted oat by English speculators. This
will sot a little &debt those of our Gallic neigh-
bears,wbo lesplghed agahmt the efforts of Greet Bri-
tain to abolish the Warne,' Walk in hums* beings..
Liverpool was visited with a slight storm of thee-
der sod lightning on Friday wooing, which was sec.
coaled by rain, which continued to descend copisesly
during the whole Of the Sight, and throughout the
greeter pirt of Satsidey and Sands,. This 'lea-
seeable blessing will be of the most essedtial service
to the different crops is this neighbourhood, particu-
larly the potatoes. We are informed that this rain
his been very general In all parts of the county, and
is Cheshire.
At the Lincolnshire Assizes, held on Monday,
July 13, before Mr. Justice DALLAS, In the Crown
Court, five indictments were preferred by Mr. GRANT
otitis friends, from Grimsby, for direct bribery at the
late election there, sod tree bills found by the Gran 4
Jury against Philip Shipteorth, Esq. of South-
Kelsey Horne, sod four others.
The trial of Hussey, charged with the murder of
Mr. Bird and Ms housekeeper, at Greenwich; comet
on neat Tuesday, at Maidstone.

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Tire of an enraged nation. eeloglsoarb. pregeet Mod ag tha Dlesseas, Erin mi dm • - •••• .. t. ),.),,-: .
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The masterly pencil of a 'Corms esseld dolieosto tile bet es the mild . - * pubis henry armed othili to reclaim, reeembl , .
INF ealsormer, Matter of. osiouishutont. To ostermleato iesteed er • ..
thus. foktill.—Psued down dimes i tbe
4' miacreents, before the **prettier eV etas power o,—bonve. le • '
dlllOl 40 itiv noir . • ` •
terloo, Cole,lfort.Smyrna.
FA LIMOUTHI IpUrrAtieloinlow2asti:C;:airojainotdtAktes 1,1
poie:csiip.sei..4.g.::„heina::::::::tts
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the bunion heart bewed,lis UM etediesemblad bemase •Ir ' I -- I . 41, • troy its Dip
of deferential korreril4 Nth entettora to mu* a saak, swop 4101 P '.. • ' 41" 1 ' • t v i I • N de
it would drop frees Ids bra between the coemm- Sliektser - • "IS
t . 1* - . i, ~......„... , „ ship Prometbeask from a cruise; Duke of Marla°
.... . e‘other Psis us ' .•rt•ta t a` a' rough packet, with a Mail, from Lisbon, in lc
tions of abhorreate IttAi %digestion foe domisiels lito Utah. ,a. • sch . w . wird, • •t '
over his breast. o a nemotollainnii-lo VA. day!;
farnodm the Princess
plat:log thesseimastern of*. Dimwits. In thee Itt...
iiibDemotwif!th 71141.1.7.1.t0ta:te01Ad-,ers. -
tikeamitties...aufl*Lied• mail, a
Lord didnistetiaiss sat, that 6 istileit etwild is ot !they meth a 'lnaba etatnitts bet Bore 1‘
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subsist without. their *gooey ; bet if .0* *nett to the Alerts, who cowered 'beetle" at •the
thelveges of history, we Asti there Wed it recorded, and coussinod in sight till thi littler 'bad ' j Thomas's, in 35 days.
DtAire-J U LAC. 23..—,Aisitod..the-litoyai Sawmills.
...s, that tbe system of espiosego Us plot Wed lardy ming by tin-Diane( to
bowsaw
ono"
tier
ltibebi#Potr
i.kuiraltinkstioss
at., 'pa: its...huillt..sArakcidsboeswit well wasortrohys:of
theme to whom en I we .
ci Needy s a stranger. Where that met tisee).lllllllgVese bits bees On Meiningen and suite, and remains. Also arrived tito
for Coristaulinople; sad As
Bremion.ll.li;"Bise ; and tki
ti. . blood effecteet unities of porpoincikai r rights by peaceable yacht, from Califs, attPr laular-I
F 1 .the laws are.good, pa Nies* isassaread by the Go. .the Viasadael sea man wassadad ; mi_. bawd the end. legosi moans of redress. • Soiereign, Mostard ;
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Ternors as well as tke.sseeroad, there was bar no no. Diamseto, ewe killed, owe wounded, -.and wend .- - - . Lord Cranaton, Ai thine,. flem Illiahlian-t-ta me does,
qeisition for injestice. We say almost be Wooed to bruised. OSir rigging has been roughly bandied, but TintAseten.--Tho regular account fromKew yes- febm4b# River, the Norfolk, MIA; 1* the' So-aps
forgive the man oho become. sou Informer from fear, the Insurgents two gone of •dreadttllly frightened, terday, .ortly stated. a Her MA i r.try is,suoch the i gees; Fanny, Dilinni
but for his employer no plastids. Mrs be pleaded, and with.* good &el of loss, (or tbey were seen re- seine this ascening."-.-Prirste accounts said, that the il.elakco, O'Goarner, for 'Oporto, and all slim
no joslificotioe adoltiod, no punisbesout too severe pairing their damages from toe board the Dittman'', QogEN was eked iodisposeti,
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can be awarded. with a fine breeze to N. E. with the Brillint, Fail
changing their yards. tees ropes. gad, in short, Yesterday the Doke of GLOUCESTER took an af. fosi•Catesurav44l/50ospeny; • .1 wwwww*l 1. .. . '
The tkvivicVentilooe be. iaaision for ascii snails. to the ship a good deal cut up, as she was seen mending fecitionite leave of his beloved Mich.'s, and started 11,4StsGATi, Jour 23.• z• "I'lle •sitlfillpahllbone, 4 .
. hopper' if in Os pasossion of hie ill gotten her stern and other parts.
*tier, 'I% 'limpid, All
..whilo they were sep. —.1...—. from Gicieceifer-bouse in his troweling carriage to Emden, is brought in hereby a smack of this pier
pursue his tour. Hiv.itoyel Highness was- attended after be'i'ng on shore ifaiiiArista yid lost 'VW •
poked at Raitie;' • ,: ed in proportion to their
Asrdittood, by ago. .- . ors of the Caesars, who By the ship Canton, Captain ROGERS, arrived at by Col. COTTON, Major Sir A. MURRAY, and Major chore and cables. ' - , 6
Custom'. They, proceeded from London to Ports- ' - - ': 'l4. '- - .'IL Ir all" - " Ali sit • . rot! •
We imphatigalliiirmarli 4P
,_.b 04 they went molly Liverpool from New York, we have received Ameri- ... ir .....s,rar.itt 1.444
mOoth, where the Royal Duke was to dine with • 04434" er%"771-. tic-iif- "iiii).'‘ vs, e's 4.% Asst
... .: insaMiraget bji, iiitl . ' ..I Wit's, says &monies, can Papers of the 20th Sone. They notice the re- Commissioner Goer, and sleep at the Commissioner's '1" .'"4114 '''
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• Might• for these '; . °le punish them, some with
*it% phli Plinf n his PanegvGENERAL LLECTION. 'Joao „.
lease, by order of his Spanish Majesty, of' Mr. house. This morning the Royal Doke and suite were ". 4 .f.lrl''' . —411111""ht4 ''''''' "r"' 4
COU liT IC WIX FO RI). Jo LT IR.
14 . 9 '-'' riCt•Col.nsiders it ass bi AD the American merchant, and late Vice.
prilacipil merit in Trojan,. thkt he had ariren the per- 1 E' to embark on board his Majesty's frigate Spartan, to
sail (or Boordeaus. His Royal Highness proceeds t cereiry ..
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Str.7 Yuletide .... '
Isdedrace at Isbissiasess stint of in modern Consul, confined in Spain, on whose account the
r- . i. through France to Italy, and intends to visit Gihral.. .C°,1c,i61116" •I'•
1 he Poll, up to two o'clock on the 20th—
i' •, . till* Ittltinnago was aced to e,reste4by a Ro.
P AmerictinS..wor•a about to make re tar previous to his return to England, which is ea. I
. ..• i. !Carew • . -- -. ' St I FoOptord
• killillris ility^thked uto glisten( ait such, V a subjects of the King of Spain. ThisPrßigolyLaloOn Order pected in 'about three manths.- , , . Voldlough . .... WI Vales
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Ellis illlplflead in irelitad_noti perfected to England
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taus do these autienti-
they my is Spanish all over, and so it appears The PRINCE Recent and the Duchess of Gwen- •• • • f .;)I
•I here were in Wexford, on Monday, Two Ilan- i
,dred. Voters fur the Commoners.
fiV°l/40, gike birth I to be.—" In every line characteristic trails of cz,ven, visited their Royal Mother yesterday.
Extract of a letter from Wexford, dated July 20;, ...
'gig :.....66 Above you have the State of the Poll on
Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Sheriffs of Litn..
ill et pivot, Oro ought, in mercy national character are to be seen. When powerful,
.. WS.don and Middlesex, with the City Remembrencer,
Saturday. We are now Polling Mr. Carew's tenants
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li emlearsas Spies eel Worsen!, to adopt the she is creel, bigotted and oppressive : resisted with
Waitegi upon the Patscr. REGENT, at Carlton-house,
from the Barony of Bantry. The Lords have '•
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Sgmensitein. They -had their maidator, —„IN.— • would be pleased to receive the Addresses of the no ii
I`tamaann to
Ponicil'oothglat town
nia
alijoyM—yinineadtowahtltl of
.t 1 4 illidgeter4. or sidecar, to mark out the
Paris Papers to the 21st inst. have come to hand. Corporation of the City of London, upon the
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particular, relative to the doges of the Dukes of CLARENCE and KENT; ezpect, give you an an account nithe Chairing."
Carew d C I coming in. •
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4411e.!.11:11:16 Ilitaigj' st_-secregor perjured,,witnestr Tky afford no further
-- .. filltirragatme, and prove the some al. the REGENT was pleased to appoint Monday, at
IND it Ahem' dmierilpid by Tatitii--the late conspiracy. Lours is showing off in tbe most COUNTY oroc,ALyAY, Jucr IL
. three o'clock. It is understood that thelloyal Dukes J. Daly
till 111 liepro/ii Ihswitirilieul trod the briniest manner at St. Cloud. his own precious per- Ls? Colonel Martin .... MU- \ •
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saiettpasta o-a rilieus, and Duchesses will receive the Addresses on the same H. B. aly ::::
whim tbet.srod leto'crime. Islet. son and his Court of the Bonaparteaa Marshals, for day.CITY OF LIMERICK, Jury 18.
*rota of woo*. be Ireland, et Oliver the purpose, a Majority pparently, of creating an impteasion A numerous Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Vereker ... for Major Vereker 539 I Rice •• • • 240 119
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&Dian aad at Illallitha limmisair Pelee nue. Ward of arrin don at which the LORD
that he considers himself in perfect safety, and F g Without, Mr. Rice polled none this day.
nor? And abspiti woyalarrefore hussar them with MAYOR presided, was held this forenoon, at St.
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