The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-04-14 00:00:00

THE S'tATESMAN.

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• this? Now, however, peace and reason are about NAVAL INTEL,LIOENGE. --
to ramie their empire, and all pretences for conti- —d0e.....
rating a preseriptire and harsh system against Dle. •Dam,Aratt,l3.—Case down from the River the Tigress 1
sinters of every denomination, will vanish before the Po-brig; the —, Tomah's, for New arttoswick ; Euretta,
enlightened minds and liberal sentiments of the present Pas'', for Quebec s and
.tal, lie"' Hindran' for D -
rant.—Sailed the Eared% alleve•ateotionett, for Quebec.
day. France has followed our example in adopting the
Poitessiorvis, Arab, 11.—Arrived yestereiity hi. Maiehes
best parts of our Constitution, and has thus eon.
dered As a just homage ; let us imitate this political t ship
B Hope' fralla a cra4e'Sanell ablblialeilYtaltiPi*lit.riaE'
i for artahs:,Espeigle, Satellite, and Electra, 11th a large Beet
and .stun philaothropy, which will unite all hearts
Wert ladles, in oineher'abOatj •SO mil Is Rinaldo ter the
of the empire In brotherly love, AS much as they eastward:—His Majesty's ship Ariel takes convoy to the toast
have been hitherto dlsdapished for equal teal in of Africa.—Arrived io.day 64 Istis)assy's skips Zephyr and.
lighting the battles of their
,eluneen country. In :iorripee,r; from sandeTajerwite'v—Aal" today his IfairtY's ghli' Soap,
iTethae.coovofys appointed at present
follOWilif up 'this liberal spirit, the 117th article of . are his hia.4-0-1-1,-- --ip,'Bei.—
the French Charter, which say be considered as ' for Spain, Purtugal, and thePMeiliterrrgaueliss, Alltrieeit for nthr:
; Coast of Africa; and Ridaldo for the D.OW:.S.
declaratory, says, '46 ill Freoehases are equally ad-
., Pwrisoore, Aram 12.—Arrived the Bittern donet war
itissible to all chit and military employments. from Liverpool.—Sailed the Resolute D.% ' for Ireland;
7%e Code tall
Is kbe preserved with fool's Bernsoda eel crier sloops of war, ea alPicruisregb
lilkesoge Of name!! : Fa &modem. APRIL it.—Arrived the Stranger, iNsiver,
from Brist.bil sued three ships from Wales.
The wise and temperate conduct of the Allies ; sesta' suer 'stais 13.—The coos° for the Ri
.111kood•
Mace their occupation of Paris, has been particularly . Holvoot, and Rotterdam, twelve is aunijber, sailed t.4la so.
%di cikkotatod to remove the prejudices of many • der coovoy of his Majesty's ship Bruiser. TM next coash.will,
sail alsout the Situ inst.—The Stadion `u -brig is jells - -ivrd
politiealcheracters In this country, Who did oot en- • from the Viie Paster - '
*tided Miry favourable opinion--er Astir designs ; eti instant.
'ad we Mrs, In common with ilk* given tbrak : aaawtcn,.AralL _
tit Said of praise which appealed their dee. gdi.t."llle il'iltic.—bailed
Albios packet for a
..joiii. not, however, be amiss to observe, tONI : oberestimaprii, pod
$ blteiligeme teabillied in. the Parts Pip**
!skeet the new order of things took place, is to be
'moldered u * kind of exparte evidencel and wit
slit look for genuine and correct information is 1
E githato aoereee of intelligence. The extracts from
wmincla Papers, inserted this day, will be found
Min such fulsome adulation in favour of the
,volowdristO
y, as sot only to excite divest, but to
cootoluelifise in the mind of an impartial Reader as
to the reality of thoseeecounte which he had before ac-
'credited. We are also Informed, from undoubted au-
`thority, that private letters have been received from
Flume, representing the conduct of BONAPalin in
die Moat ferourable point of view its abdicating the
:throne ; and it is generally considered, that be has
ineole a voluntary sacrifice of ititnseif for the sake of
Enlace.
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STOCK

, TO THE MESIBER
Nu. 18, Orem ConittErllintoireet, April IS.
GiNTLZMENI-1 cent yesterday the letter, of which
the annexed is a copy, to Mr. Laurence, the Chair-
; man of your Committee, with a request to obtain
an immediate answer. The person who delivered it
i has reported to me the following IPerbai answer, re-
ceived by him from Mr. Laurence Give my ser-
vices. to Mr. Johnstone, and I will report the Nati-
•, nes: to the Committee on Saturday next, when they
will meet."
I am, disistiemen
'roar albodeet'a Servant,
l.pclitANE JOHNSTONE.
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'CO-". i 0111.1111101 K— OF-itiq COMMITill:0, THE
ItXCiintioa .., • - •
it... Grtat C. ' •
•7, It , A kiMboirli *met,
As ere beat, amieeillClo. o'clock, IN If: nal ~ April.i4. .s. • --.
Tuesday-at Dover, feesiMeigii, which plans shekel trin,—;l here.this moment received- a litter, of
which the inctosed is a copy, and lose no time in
at 10 o'clock in the *torah*. Giant Gnanowt, ion
transmitting it to you, for the information of the
of the Duke de Gamow.% hulas passenger in her, ;
rherged with dispatches fee Louts XVIII. .rich' Gentlemen composing the Stock Exchange Commit-
which he set off for London immediately,
where he , tee. From the bearer of the letter, lam given to
mired lest morning. Count Gaanoter left paris ou i understand, that Mr. Macrae is willing to disclose
Plooday• morning. et which time the tranquillity of l the names of the principals concerned hi the bite , t,
the place was only interrupted by the exultations hoax, on being paid the ins of 10,0001. to be dope- (
cud rejoicings of the citizens, on account of the sited ill some Bar ,ncis, in the names of two or
recent happy and important changes persons, to . by himself, and to be paid col
.—The whole
line of road to Calais, presented a similar scene; to
k hise ell the of the offenders. I am km
and the illaininaliens, bonfires, and other densonstra- happy to saY seems now a reasonabhe .._ '
prospect of !be authors of the
tions of joy, continued along the coast.
I ammo undoes wish
A pertou artivee. yesterday morning from Sour-
discovery amering
deans. fie heal Wag*, aa account of the amen-
lb over iewards
der to our navel stauedrea4eil the vessels I. the
ro Ginde. They are WU- too In •
We have received intent/Ode:li from EL1,t,"..,, _ _ . out of a wintioiv to en.
Monday last. The boat& bad commenced going to . discos. you , . lie tido.; bit, _ she could speak, a shot was wile.
FAaoc.e, as in times
of
peace. The Doke Da Blame much at heart), by concurring with me isi . eon- charged at her heed, which fortunately did her uo
tribunal. I have the houour to be, kik, your obe-
Was to mil on Tousle), from Jersey. diem humble Servant, injury. The villains, just previous to their &-
it was yesterday reported in the city, that orders . partake., discharged two pistol, or musket shots at
(Signed) A COCHRANE JOHNSTONE. : Mr. Quotes bed-room the shot of which
*ld been blued fee transports to repair to Sour. window,
damn. sufficient to convey 2.0,000 men of Lord l {Co!?L OF TUE Letelia INCLOSED IN Tut ANoVs.) ; perforated the glass and window-curtains in many
WVALISWION'S army to liForth America, for the ' • Apii 14, 1814. 'places; but without doing the family any personal
gmrpose of bringing the war with the United States • Si*,—I authorise the bearer of this note to state Injury. The villeins then departed, uttering horrid
M a speedy Conclusion. The report was premature; to you, that lam prepared to lay before the public imprecations against those who might attempt to
bet she beaters of sending a large portion of the the names of the persons who planned and carried follow them.—Lett night, too, in Nottingham, the
wily to AUFeltirst is ally to be adopted, as soon as' into effect the late hoe:, practised at the Stock Ex. frame-breakingsystem was again renewed—fivestock-
the 1i.,111 ellttiMeeet of fermiers ow the Continent of change, the llst of February, provided you accede ing frames were broken in a house in Coolpit-lane,
Werotie w* ode*. 1 to the terms which triy friend will lay before you. /at nine o'clock, and the parties escaped without
We clearest whop the newt of the overthrow of I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, I detection.
Botanist* Wok coMmunirated to the French pri- 'Signed) A. MACRAE.
To Me Use. Callow Johnstone.
Boners at Portsmouth, there broke out a most violent
fracas. They divided kilo tires parties, the believers
anti unbelievers ' • Mel it was not until the natives of
Liourdeaux, and the ether towns which had declared
for the BoIrRISOAS, were singled out to be sent over
in freedom, that the glory obtained belief.
L Lord HATNTINGEIELD will be relieved, by the re-
moretiort of Bight in klollaud, from what to many
°theta would be tie great burden—a large sum of
money. M agent for some of. the Dutch colonies,
his- Lordship has bed an Immense sem accumulating
in his bands, of whith he in vain applied to the Court
of Chancery, -several revs since, to enable him to
/bake a legal payment, On ring the war, this could
tint be done, and very laity it is for the owners,
ebAS it could not.

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Three packets have already been ordered round to
do the packet duty between Dover and Calais. It is
said they will begin sailing to-morrow.
1 The Duke of Ctxstesict had yesterday a long
conference with the Lords of the Admiralty, when
the necessary arrangements for the departure of the
Royal Se,ereign yacht, with Louis XVIII., were
completed.
1 A solemn Thanksgiving took place at the French
Catholic Chapel, in Clarendon.square, Somers'
Town, on Tuesday, for the downfal of BONAPARTE,
the liberation of the Poet, and the' restoration of
the BOURnONS. The French Princes, the Foreign
Ambassadors, the emigrant French Nobility, and
many of the English Nobility ware present. High
IMass was performed by the Reverend M r. CitAaßos,
and three assisting priests, in their superb vestments.
lAfter High map 21 Dena was performed by the
Gelitlensen of the choir of the Portuguese Ambas-
seder's chapel In South Andley-street, accompanied
1 by many other first-rate vocal and instrumental per-
formers. The chapel was extremely crowded. The
white Bag, ornamented with Fleur de Lie, in con-
junction with the Eglish flag, were displayed hi
front of the Rev. Mr. CUARgores school. All the
' Nobility wore bunches of white ribbon. After Di-
vine Service the boys of the Rev. Mr. Ciastaou's
school fired several rounds from some small cannon,
which they had mounted in the yard of thus gotimrk•
house, in honour of the occasion. _ .
Mcnoss.—On Tuesday last two Sheets 011ieltra
wont to the house of Jacob Francis, at Rarnham, Mier
1 Launceston, to levy an ezetution on his goods. .On
i stating their business they were violently stishelted
1 by Francis (who is an old man), his wife and family,
1
who, being armed with sticks, knives, 1610, elm-
pelled the Officers to withdraw, after an inefectind
attempt to discharge their duty, in which they were
both wounded. Having procured the assistance at
some constables of Launceston, the Maori artful
repaired to the louse, where they found the doer
shut, and the family armed, and were told that
whoever dared to eater, should lose his life. They,
however, forced an entrance, and having seised the
old man, were about to disarm him, whoa a fowling.
piece was discharged at one of the °Notables, named
Jury, and its contents hawing hawed his side, he
fell dead on the spot. The *SW the *oils wore'
lakes WO auto*

?H ORAND DUCHESS OF OLDENBURGH.
Yesterday morniug, about half-past 11 utislocks
her Imperial Highness left Pulteney Hotel, Picca.
dilly, in the Prance REGENT'S open landau, the
weather proving remarkably fine, with Gen. Tust•
err, her Chamberlain, ,and usual attendants. They
Uproceeded over Black friars-bridge to the Magdalen
ospital, where she was received by the Officers of
the Institution, eho conducted the Royal Stranger
and finite user the different apartments, respect-
ing %/Lich the Royal Duchess made many en.
quiries ; and also respecting the conduct and ma-
nagement of the inmates. Her Imperial Highness
then proceeded to the Philanthropic Society, St.
George's-fields, where the Royal Visiter was con-
ducted over the different branches of the manufac •
Tories and trades that are carried on there, with
which sho appeared extremely amused, and appeared
to wish to understand the different processes. From
this place the Royal- Duchess finished her morning's
tour by visiting the Asylum for Orphan Girls, near
Westminster Bridge. The numerous assemblage of
young females were dressed in their usual neat and
clean dresses to receive her Imperial Highness, and
every thing relative to bringing them up and appren.
tieing them out at proper ages, was fully ezplaiaed
to her. Her Imperial Highness then took her di
parture for Pulteney Hotel, w lee she volved about
four o'clock, when she received visits from several,
distinguished characters. In the evening, the west'
to dine with the Rnisiatt Ambassador his C°ll_lll-
ten, at their house iur liaeley-street, where elle
other Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers were
'it'll to In der Imperial Ilisimme.

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.T. Tits EDITOR OP tin szertmlN.. • . • ikLuiviNicriuivs.
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.sup.i.-You would oblige roe by lesertliss la yew r THIRD 141';11T. •
extensive publication, the following Wier epee taa- i Among the principal objects of mirlitinnal snow.
tions on the tatty disposition evinced by the brave don were several transparencies in Pittr.fe• ' ..* , 1 ,
inhabitufts of Dunkirk, to unfetter themselves from One represented Britannia, ‘% ith h - a *:ributes t
the opprissien of French tyranny; as every happy a female figure ili Justice was inflicting retribution
intei 6f the accomplishing the great work of on the Corsican Tyrant; Fame pourtra)4• the glee
a *pow to wearied Europe, must prove to noes achievements of our Allies, with a motto,
every i 'ideal in a high degree interesting. i " European liberty restored."—This ban:name/.
In hearty as we are by news of the most was well painted, and of ,a vest site. Another in
gratifyi nature, we have not had to record in act the same parlor, of similar dimensintis. repreasiotell,
more warthy the title of independency, than that the burning of Moscow, with Ronaliorte ancb Ali
evincedisy the determined, brave, and freeborn sub- principal Generals, in the open atiliati:titV
, ..,viewing,
jectsted inhabitants of Dunkirk, in French Flanders. conflagration with petrified horror and tilleasekAle)
It is the more to be admired from the insularity of pieced in their countenances ' • contiguous§ to the late
Oar lillittlon ; remote from every knowledge of the ter we noticed the city of Paris, with the Infuse)
greet-passing events : the public feeling broke forth ; bitares opening their pies to- the conquerors,
like the lightning of a thunder storm, and raged i Alexander, Schwartzeuberg, said the gallant 'Mersa,
with enabsted and determined fury. About nine Blucher.
o'clock tin the alatning of the Bth, tie prison doors I The Hon. DRUKSIOND &lames in Piccadilly, tie *
wets thrown open, arel the oppressed and miserable : tcaoirpeeen. 7
devoteetof this dungehn wall, hailed their long-lost transparency ;it was a well painted device (exeoilsott
Arty with ecstatic jby. The scene now became : entitlee shield
on SA dititire blue ground) representing un a PrenClV
(in request in the time of Chef.•
degree that beggars the power of de- • lemagne) the three near-de-lie, hid the r.Oric, 14 itti•
--omen, and children, saluted each Louis.. 'I here were wreaths of laurel at lii Wei At'
embraces for their happy deli- the Windows were festoons. • ' •
sof joy could not be suppressed The Irish Office was most brilliantly Iftwddnoted.'
)f the _heart. ' ' The windows ware surmounted with treast*reticiee*
Stf..tha..Poka slay. tire nap et,tof the neepotio. shamrock,- „tom T.ilw4 . viii_
Dunkirk, and surrendered them-
ion of the Archer sloo derneath was the motto "
of war i The' BMWs!: aor.:"
p , stored !" The whole displayed isecetootOtt tilliNilt• ••
that port and Ostend; they con- !
rice.
ifyiNl , . the unhappy men who had been ekr
iing„i.g oft their dam amid .the cold damps of a ANCOCILS, SIIEPRIEDi and gags
's, Cocitspaik;
. street have changed their devices every night. ' List
prison, and also two Messengers, charged with the evening: the branches of laurel, &C had the addition'
aeloiations of the Revolutionary Assembly, that of. " Louis XVII." instead-of she word b*. this.
bad asisembled themselves at Neikirk, dispatched to ,
nimity ;' there were additions to the columste and
this Government, Captain SLAVONTER immediately crowns. The interior of thig house *as not Nee,-
proceeded with the two lags to the Downs, and on minated, which we regretted not twee, es from tke
his arrival in that port, was with the Messengers dis- , effect in the street the massy and glitter- Ilse show el'
'
patched to town by Admiral Foley, Commander-ih- i chandeliers we have heretofore noticed as being CoSte;
thief .is the Downs.
' pletely magical.
It is{ tt, be hoped, that this intrepid and gallant The .
Carcnotsn-srlterr.—A transparency. firla
Commander will be honoured with the rewards due; fish Linn
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to 'him. for the vigilance displayer! on all occasion!, recumbent; a Lamb sleeping ; implenterfte.
if Agritaltore ; a' Cornucopia, bet. tuacriptiotsji)
while- enikieg along the coast of Flanders, as well ' " The new Era"--vAT ranti annihitatod."'N..,- • . -:*
U. the early bearer of news the most flattering, 1 i
ST. ..,AMES'S-STRlST.—YBoneYpurte i
Pith ftlScPoiPti
sad utmost importance to the peace of all
1 falling ; his horse plunging dell a
.prvcivice of
Yours, &c.
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1111110eak mil 11. A CONSTANT READER.. i fire.
1, oAittsv's, in Bond-street-Lin addition to'atillp.
t . • . - i propriate Trausrtrincy exhibited on the two presid '
, NOTTINGHAM, APRIL 12. I ous nights, were superb emblems of Navigatites and
-•••••••.-- . OUTRAGE AT CASTLE DONNINGTON, Commerce, introduced undera row of elegant and
'
LEICESTERSHittE. newly-invented globular ground-glass. la mpg. diffusing
night last, about the dead hour or a light of extraordinary brilliancy. In the cantle
..eat Warpblace Manufactory of Mr. i were flags of Englaud and France; and she whole
that place, wet• attacked by about ten ! wet chaste and imique.
armed men, where the entire machinery, 1 AT M us. Jolts Bases, the Professor of Painti
of twelve warp-lace frames, upon a grind- ing, No. 7, Prince's-street, Honorer-antler*, a Wee.
:ion, were demolished. A considerable , tiful and classical Allegorical Transparency L atit.:_ ..
of stem= 1 cotton yarn, for Meek ling Globe formed the fore-ground ; on the rlglie,*.'
a nor of pieces upon the beams groupe of children are employed destroying the ie. - .
or ' rendered of no value. rious implements of war; the centre, a Tower, oft
adjoin the dwelling-house, were i
• which the colours of the nations whose joint gill
e fired. Mrs. ()ROIL, on being ' has
produced the glorious event i. London. We
y - --- _.........5ak satiated - `beast; and ghtppliervinoinha the ;• . .
n State it itich we nay hope to see our oonseave* ; ;the *"
b • Bee-hive, Plough, and other implements of agri-
I ! culture, with A ripened field of corn, shows the re-
,i, , ward of industry and perseverance. The distance
•if forms a fine contrast to this pleasing scene. The
it ' Cave of Despair, on the island. which the knee
d !Tyrant his chosen for his retreat, an exquisite figure
b of Bonaparte, in an appropriate attitude, and alone,
1
• pourtrays the result of the fall of a bad mass, the
II desertion of his followers; to give a finish to this
ti interesting picture, a finely painted figure of Peace,
b majestically seated ou a cloud, extending the olive- -,
ir branch over the earth ; in her left hand is a wreath
at of bays, in which is written the names of those he-
ti roes who were the happy instruments, guide.i by
Providence, to restore the blessing of a just and ho.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE' nourable peace, so long sought for, sad refused by.
1 the Ex-Tyrant.
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NEWMARKET CR N MEETING, 1814. 1 Mr. CA MAR Y, Conclult-street—"Peace," " Thank '
AVE
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13. 1 God," and " The Marquis of Wellington."
Sweepstakes of 100gc each, h. ft. T. Y. C. colts, Bst. 6th. 6111 cs, i't IST FRIO R SURVEYOR'S Oral. g ChR ries-streets
Bst. Sib. Grosvenor-square. —Mr. Gregsois exhibited a vent : '
(lee. Grosvenor's h. c. Cherry Bounce -
Mr. Villkr's e. by Male - - 1 finished transparency, of a Mantle with laurel **tit,-
2
Mr. Watson's c. by Canopus . - - s . inscribed in the centre," Europe Liberated, Aptli2,'"
ti to 1 apt Cherry Bounce. sto 4 nest Mr. Villiers's C. Even and " Rejoice," which was generally admired, slid
betting on Mr. Watson'. c. ,
had a pleasing effect. - .
A SaltscriptiotOlate or 501. ftir 2-yr olds, 7st. 3-yr olds, Bst.
'7lb. and 4-yr olds, SC T. Y. C. 1 MADAME SPICER, a French Lady, in the :Slag".
Mr. Watson.' br. c. Pericles. 4-srs old - I 1 road, Chelsea.—A. transparency, representing Ihs.
Mr. Wyodbato's b. c. brother to Mouse, 3-yrs old
sto 2 natal Pericles. - 2 crowning of Louis XVIII. by Britannia - above
The third clamor the Outlands Stakes of 50p each, h. R. D.l. whose head (Britannia) is an inscription irom the
Mr. Kellennann's Alroa,a, &viola, Est. 121 h 1 immortal Burke—" Britannia,. the tutelary angel at
Lord Stowell's Match Adbel, a-yrs old, 7st. 111 b.
lord t.owther's !innate'. 4-yrs old, Bst. 31b. - 2 the world!" Around the medallion of Louis IVIIL
3
Mr. Reason's Uncle Voby, 4-yrs Old, 13st. 1110. - 4 are the foliewing words—" Virture and Honour kris: •
Mr. Usittas's Wisdom, 4-yn old, Rot. - 5 : umpliate!" and underneath the arms of France, With: .
Mr. Sean's Valpscola, 2-yrs Old. 7st. 710. - 6 . .
ttISCI9 the' . 'piton of " Vive Louis VXllik". Ti 11,5131, 4
10 to lope Alcohol. 5 to 1 apt Meek Adhel. 2to laps
Uncle Toby. 3to lags' Wisdom. 1 parts of the house (the transparency bang on the.
ground-floor) front the kitchen to the attletadtre,4
laLitzAßDEit, the wise; good., and munificent, pre. with laurels, „fleurs-de-lis, ahe white cockade, trip: al,. -
seated, the Proprietor of the Astronomical Panorama, , ternately mixed with the Candles. :*
~H •
with a most valuable Ring, taken off' from his (twin 1 The ROYAL Excn.u.ox Ms trpeANCt Igillf4Cie**ool
finger. This Panorama is open at Saville-Rouse, 1 the front, from Threadneedle-street tti-Cornall,,,. ea ,
~
• Ilkiiestec.sqoare (under Miss Liswoos's Exhibition, a tablet placed sling the ballastrade it lop, In `rev?-
' the house in whih his present Majesty wax born, large brilliant letters,, were the words " Peet',
the procession to his Coronation set out, and the: (.ommerce, Long live the Great Alexaader ;" every
first Proclamation was dated). The admittance is' window was bordered rotted with small Ininpso each
la, each person, and is open from ten in the morning I pillar had' three or four rows; the baieled comic.
to five 'in the evening.. This is the largest, most i were also well lighted with a festooned. drapery of
beautiful, and instrectiire Panorama ever offered for I, small lamps; at each end was a radiant_ scar of great •
public inspection ! This new Panorama exhibits all ; magnitude, with a superbly illuminated 'crown in the
she Stars, in the 'leavens (so that any person may centre, and. G. R. o 4 either side thetrent next the
know them afterwards in their positions in the fir- Piazza ,in Combat ;
,p,il the arches rotted the "H.
eminent) the various Planets and their Satellites ' • the dows, the different pillars, the base, &c. Wert edged
memo of the Phases of the Moon • and the Seasons. with small lamps. • ,_ - .
At the same time are seen Some of the most extoller- Mr. BLADES, Glass-manefacturer to Ms Majesty, ,
dinary productions of, nature; as the Cereus, which Ludgste.hill.—Al beautiful transparency % repre,zent, •
blows at night ; the Thome* Muscipule a flower ing a triumphal car, in which are seated Ow E ..poor.
'which has a tnipaosatch flies by; the Carrion-plant, • of Russia and King of Prussia enteiing.inta Pare by ,
constantly Ailed whir We' maggots; the large Sensi-.. the gate of St. Detilcpseveral iroupcs of nerves tn...-
live-plant ; the Aloe, Its lessor, .which blooms once pear representing ince Schwartzenberg. G qirril
Irn an hundred year, - titelopm_
_Passion-flowers ; the Blucher, Cossacks, &t.;
.at the top is a lint of
p
Dragon ' the IP•aid.M, '-al ' M . ,f Weih isle •
belly of
a plant
besides 4
bihition
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halkil the Alliance ..aritel. b feelings of
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tee From the bearer of the letter, lam given to 44011Sti OUTRAGE, , .
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Is ou 1, understand, that Mr. Macrae is willing to disclose oh 4itdor night last, a
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• the names of the principals concerned in the km , twelve; 4he
yof hoax, on being paid the sum of 10,0091. to be dope- rs Patent Worpbtel
...eots4 it that place, wet
rri°thnes sided in some Banker's hands, In the names of two or twtlie armed men, when
hole persons, to be nominated by himself, and to be paid conshleg of twelve warp-lac
to him on the conviction of the offenders. lam
ene; ing coittsruttion, were demo
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happy to say, that there seems now a reasonable!. quantity of valuable cottot
prospect of di..covering the authors of the lets hook. , end a number of pi
lour. and I cannot evince my anxious with to preentir. hetet, or otherwise
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such discovery more time by asaerlog you that lam eel, whichadjoin t
reedy to contribute 'therapy eowards the e Mitt olio ted to he fired,
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r, to , . oseteiliception, put her head
g to posed discovery (an object yon profess to nave se Metre; bet before she could
...._ much at heart), by concurring with me its tech con- chanted at her head. which

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p. They, Dragon Arum, the stem& ef,which are spettesi like the Field-Marshal the Mat guis of %Winton,. ”iii• f:.e . 1
ieiged the belly'of a snakes and the leered Egyptian Lotos, words the " Victorious. Wellingtoti ;" over tbs ivs.:, .. '. . . '
i fowling- • pleat et the present day worshipped in the East, are bunches of laurel, and knot of wbito..;jlq)oll ; ', . , "
es, naaed besides ether subjects. .The novelty of this new Ex. from the top window were displveil two sup,y; :f. * •
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a side, ha bihition excites thosisais,ds every day to behold it.— ornamented silk flags. This was tlie.bist illumit;3.
WV were It has isamtale SOW thi subject of paessl cOnvecaa- lion on Ludgate-hill. • .
tiair. i Mr. WILDIMATE, the Black Bull Inn, Cis:lops-
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