The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-11-04 00:00:00

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lightest the numerous readers of the Journal de Paris,
spoil it war more important than is generally sop-
posed, will excite the indignation of the Fnglich
Journalist!. Those gentlemen attribute to them-
selves the exclusive privilege of reasoning upon events,
and they are indiscreet enough to consider the Ame.
rims as rebels : but this consideration will never
prevent me from. ?peaking the truth, and making
known freely itn.ollinion which I believe to be just.
blekkody eiteensiOlip English nation, mare than I ;
but I confess I should be much vexed, if she obtained
decisive advantages over the United States. She needs
nether as Walvis, of influence, nor on accession of
territory. iler interact imperiously commands her
to respect the rights and independents of other peo-
-0,004 no longer to weary fortune.

I. N.,,

'VIVCSA, Oct. 10.—Some persons attach great im.
portance" to the departure of the Duke of Rocca .11.0.
*anti, evoy'frorn Naples to the Emperor of Au'.
tat. It iti known that several Potreo, among others
lenglend, interests herself for King Ferdinand, and
that that Prince titian the integrity of his States'.
Ilie,has been constantly attached to England, and it
14 to his alliance with England that be owes the lois
of *Naples.
U.oll3llitoll, Orr. 2t..The Chevalier Riot, lately
ti here. d'Affaires from Denmark to Hambargh, ha&
t to Parii upon Pakicalar mission from his SO•
*to the Kips of prance.
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DUTCH MAIL.

.....ametp.--
- • !hymn, Oct. Z4.—Count Munster, the nano-
l'eriern Minister of 'State, delivered, on the 12th
Instant, the following note to the Austrian Minister
god tto Ministers.of other Powers assembled at
•4! • antler•iiiill State and Cabinet Minister of
Ranvier is chygedby liiraugust ,Master to acquaint
the lasperiaMestrian Court with the following de-
etaretion concerning the tide which his Royal High-
ness the Prince Regent of Great Britain and Hanover
thinks it necessary to substitute for that of Elector
of the Holy Roman Empire.
% .6' The Powers who concurred in the Peace of
Paris having agreed by the 6th Art. of the said Treaty
of Peace 6 that sthe States of Germany should re-
main independent, and joined in a federal union,'
the title Electoral Prince of tte Holy Roman Em-
pire has ceased to be suitable to present circum-
stances.
• 44 Several of these principal Powers have, in this
point of view, invited his Royal Highness the
Prince Regentz to renounce that title, and have '
given him to understand, that by taking, instead of
it, the title of King, be would facilitate many of
the arrangements which the future welfare of Ger-
many seethed to require. These considerations alone
hive induced his Rnyal Highness to consent.
" The House of Brunswick Lemberg being one
•f the moat illestrious and most ancient ht Europe,
the Hanoverian branch having filled for more than a
:century one of the most distinguished thrones, its
possessions being among the most considerable in
Germany ; all•the ancient Electors of Germany and
the House of Wurtemberg having erected their States
into Kingdoms; and, lastly, as the Prince Regent
cannot derogate from the rank which Hanover held
• before the subversion of the German Empire, his
•Royal Highness has resolved, laying aside in the
gams of his House the Electoral title, to declare4l
the present note, which the undersigned has orders
to deliver to his Highness Prince Mettereich, that
be erects his provinces forining the country of Ha-
• onset into &Kingdom ; and that he shall henceforward
. assume, for his Sovereign, the title of King of
Hanover.
1 ' "The Wirral* friendship which subsists between
$s Royal Highness and the Imperial Court of Aus-
fdtli does hot lea Vein his mind any doubt but that it
"drill receive this declaration with sentiments analogous
title this friendship, and will recognise the new title
*hich circumstances have induced his Royal Highness
• ige adopt far his Housein Germany.
• 66 The undersigned is happy to seize this oppor-
. terrify to repeat to his Highness Prince Metternich,
the assurances of his distinguished consideration.
(Signed) " Couut MUNSTER."
" Vie. sa, thr. 12, 1814."

VIENNA, OCT. 21.—The latest accounts relative
to the Congress state, that the United N'etherland's
are also to be erected into a Kingdom under the title
of Kingdem of Belgium. The Elector of Hesse, as
before stated; tikes the title of Grand Duke. The
abolition-ot this • Electorate and' that of Hanover,
the last that remained in Germany, effaces the last
traces of en elective empire: The plan of some
statesmen for a German _constitution, which was
founded on the basis "rif hiving Oircles and 12
deciding voices of Princes in the Supreme jaris-
diction of the Confederation, is, is We hear, wholly
laid aside.
. People pretend to- 40m that
.the three Bourbon
powers, Prance, Spain, and Sicily, keep closely
suited ; and that the Court of Spain, in particular,
..zbittances pretensions respecting the affairs of Italy,
which are con.idered as highly estravegant.
—Litestc, OCT. 24.—Advices have been received
• ,here-from Dresden, that the General Government of
7 •
S• axony, which has hitherto subsisted, is abolished,
earl Ow a Provisional Prussian Government takes
hs•plape. sWa expect every moment a Proclamation
(whlch.is already under ego press) concerning this
...,fhangfr.
• Bitcssics. Ofe. 29.—1 t is expected that several;
‘,Toruissian corps.valli soon leave the Lower and Mid-
• dle Rhine, and return to Prussia. The apprehen-
lions which were caused by the desire of the French
army for war, begin ta.decreate, on account of the
moderate measures. which the French Government is
•bserved to pursue.
• -On the 26th, the English Legation at Ghent gave I
a magnificent entertainment to the American Minis. I
' tem It is observed that a very good understanding!
prevails between 'the Ambassadors; and in this coon-
try, et least, we flatter ourselves with a favourable
' jssoe of the negociations.
The organization of the corps of gene d'armes is
continued with activity. Yesterday the carahineers
paraded fox this first time. • Among the Belgians who
return from France, are observeW littoral ehassecre
on' horseback, and artillerists of the old guard,

CITY BUSINESS.

Yesterday the Lord Mayor held a Court of Al;.
dermen for the general dispatch of business.
Several persons were sworn, and others allowed,
Brokers. •
Upwards of 5485 ounces of gold were sworn 'off'
for exportation.
The pourt drew off and annihilated 10,001 capi-
tat orphans' stook, and the Chamberlain was directed
to give the regular notice, agreeably to. the Act of
Parliament, to the respective parties entitled to .re-
ceive the same.
i
Precepts were ordered to be issued, as 'sisal, for
the ensuing Lord Mayor's Day, with the verloss,re-
solations for the procession and sotomity by' land,
laud water.
The usual gratuities were void WI the littoral
°Goers for their services during tin Mayoralty.

Died, on Sunday evening, at Me Moon In Kenn*.
street, Grosvenor-square, in the flOth year of ilia
ago, M#ATIN VAN BIIIVIIILL, wan known twilit
semen** eocentrieitiest partienlaaly .for.wearbrg
beard of•tweaty years' iron tit.

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Zoo Wataisi Lainno.—ilsilday at the ?milk Offlets.

(w..
idi observe(
to pelig.,4 .
Intl:, Oct. to.—A fresh linglish dlitps,a. -
at Genoa, which is to be followed by several
sand men : 4000 are already there. The Englishi theett
fortifying Spezzia. • - - -
The King of Sardinia intends to increase'bis *rally.
to 40,000 men. The army of the King of Nitees is
stated at 60,000 men.
Fame TUE MAINE, Ocr. 4.3.-.--Thelaegusge which .
has been employed, in answer to the attempts of
France to make changes in the geographical plan of Ily Dutch and Hamborgh Papers,which antived
' the countries in its neighbourhood, proved that all last night, we have the official' confieelitdoe
proposals of modifications are in vain. To a pro. elevation of the Electorate of. flatoier" to the
posal in respect to Belgium and the left bank of the,
of Kingdom. A Note of :Cease Moeyrent,
Rhine; and to the pretensioa, that to re-establish the
Plenipotentiaries, assemided .at VI.
status quo, the descendants of the Kinfs and Grand .04 to the
Dukes who did not exist previously' o 1792 should CO 'of which we 'hays tineerteAtnenounces
return to their ancient situations, the answer is said circumstance; and it appears‘frele this:event?
to have been given, that—" As soon as the Ambits-lion, don, that his. Reid •• ilittitirii fins sires
sadors.of France showed any other than peaceable 1 mime and in 'behalf of' h ; 00-viteion, assn
sentiment., and attempted to interfere in the vela- •.• . 66 1.. _ -I ' ".'il-' b
title or , J 541461 -Of # AlIgyER-•-ra ,MERS re
Akins to be established among their neighbours, their-1 • •• . •. eT iv. ,-...
passports were ready for' them whenever they dime' hip Wal hslueed goof, the leivitetlow of -
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to apply tor them." •• . the principal PoWilis of. guyropes,: in consequence
BERLIN OM 25.—Since the arrival of lie last 1 of.the title of 44 Electoral PrincO of the
courier, the speedy occupation of the eountelie ide Kaman.
‘'Ellayitte VitSfat, from - the late.
lotted to us seems to be certain. Great preparations 4" 9f the 04;i0413,Eginiires
._____A.,,,: ~,;
are making to this effect, biilh hi the chit and mill- 'm''''_ •"'"'
.. to the pFese' at' civcareatances' .4 the Cori
tart' neparments ; and we expect in fc tow flap a ~„_,. ~.. ,
_., ,
Declaration of the Court on this subjed., :• ' 4A'rculifig.lll'ine•newn"P".°l " Wessi" of '
, . a 1,„, •,i •'• , . whichlt hies been stated Ilds#•laingdom". sr
• ' 111.41.1:' ''.,.-". '- ' delve. ' The United Nethetilands; it seems,. 1
. . ..tlO •‘
.ba erectedieto i Solereigity;* Uttar. the
Extract of a letter from Milan, dated "October IS : it. viiidom of iseigQithoi r. An . article :frnt
---4` Yesterday, in finishing my long letter, which ice
aliens this,rend., adds a;cos rrapharition of
you Ought_ to receive before this, 1 could not have.)
believed that on the same evening it should be my lot , Eler report, that the title of. Graud.Doke '
to witness the melancholy effects of what I stated to taken by the Elector 'of' Hesse. All the Eli
you, with regard to the frightful tyranny exercised being thus abolished, the last traces of the
here by the Austrians. 'lt is, however, a fact, and Elective Empire becoint effaced in German,
the following are the details, which, however, I can federative union of independent interests
only hastily give you, because the person who is to
substituted, if these interests, or those witk
transmit this letter to you by means of a foreign port
.th
leaves Milan this day. , . ' em, will allow of it, among the States. It
" Yesterday being the anniversary of the Emperor . pear a little singular, if these principalities, w I
Francis, the Austrians determined to celebrate it their former' ?Vine sikadwiedged one grey
with much splendour. Amongst other 'things, they , and all had thettlitiereiii Opeitding upon '
I ordered a grand representation to hostile', in the ,
they 'made of en- .Ztopet ptl i, Germany,
principal Theatre of Milan, and whiek. was magna.' .. • • • . .•
of his Otorts Maui •
•ficintly fitted up and illuminated. Marshal Bette. I rheas..
*. bound In
garde was primed, and. he, it seems, eipected that i eorepact than 'their intermits and acknomi
the people would applaud the. Aostiiins and their Ipendeiice createda new they-are apparently
Master, but he was egregiously deceived. Whi4ethe l'eil In every thing bet the natural cohesion
*lain drew up the spectators, instead of shooting i
; States, which cannoebe dissolved, and the;;
II Vice Fran Vine B
Francois! ellegarde ! rive lea Atari-
A compact which may be broken at any time,
1 cisiens ! began to shout a haedred times repeated $
The !Italie! %Rae eladependence I and a bas let turning the privilege of indepeadent rule.
Autricisiens!-4t was even remarked that a SWISH derative bond, which, by•the-bye, destroys
number of persons called out rive. Napoleon ! L , I pendence of action, appears, boweser, al'
" The Marshal was much irritated. lie Itnmetil. necessary • for the preservation of the peace
'dely caused the Theatre to be surrounded by a punt•
many
whatev' er dignities the States may
her Of troops with cannon, end et the lam r': e time o 1 1 •
part of the Howie" be „dm. !.assume.
The Ilamburgh Papers state that
dered the greater
gaisned. After this a Commissery oe.polico came to !,Bourbon Powers, France, Spain, Sici
'and
announce, on the part of the 'Marshal, that if the ,-elesely united.; and that the Court of Spain,
spectators did not 'denounce sod 'deliver up titO,';fictilar, advances pretensions respecting
guiltyoii'"eid fire "1"-"" the‘ all *hkeisetwin 'ltaly, which are conslderid as highly eXtreniel
loaded with grape-shot. This menace had no Woe., ;
t.rwa ,00ps continue to he 'ended at Genoa; the
we End , ._
my an article Out
,Italyythat
. .
rand no person was denounced ; a quarter of an heir' Ai
Afterwards he came to my' the the ;hennas to eople might
;
oat but only by.one daor - which was designated, -fortifying Spezzia ; end that the King of ,
and under the express rendition that they should, to Nand other Italian Princes are eucreasing
out two and two-. •This'elner was guarded-br • eon. litary Otte;' Certainly there appears araf
siderable body of troops, amongst whore Weettob- in soma jaakia:of limy fa, pew.„,iti4,,,,.,„„,
served the Commissaries of Police and the Spits/.-7 a
...,,. i
,of wise d effi n cieut meths to .ensure the
Of the persons who went out, about 200 wee.
rested, of whom eight were executed' this morning, rpf popular tumult; but we .are much II
almost without any form of trial. The City is iu . think - the Austrians, in their part, of i
the greatest agitation, and the discontent augnients i taking the best method's for restoring or
*till more every day. tranquillity. An interestintirtlcle from M
" Such is the result of the peace, the tranquility we have,inseited detailing an ezirtiordiu
the independence, and the liberty which the Maid t . •._'.' ' • . ' t.,t,_' .
pe.. In !at the taretrevesto the outwit, ozecution,
Powers solemnly promised As give to Euro
truth, the unnapartists express their pride and Wis.! butcheryv.fbe •we itriak Man to have la,
faction at seeing how the people have been deceived of eight gross ,by. the orders of Bssimeesioe„.
in their expectations. The part of the French is now , amply testify what a matirthei part °cow
played by the Austrians in Italy. We have great I in, and'what sort of liberty ea peitiktb(
reason to say, that every thing considered, we have
:are to
ilfspirsial ia give •te the live itpck of Ii
lost much by the change, since, independently of the ,be • . . • -
..,,.. ,
Are te transferred over to. tit* I4ONI
tyranny of the Austrians, which so much reseeibles
that of their ancient Ally, Bonaparte, we are Sub,. 'rasing the proceedings at Mita% all aletail
jected to enormous taxes, and, besides that, to evert , are attempted to be suppressed as meek
species of vexation and ucenlotal permeation. thigh, besides the account 'we glee,
" I will furnish you With more ample details re- mentioned in the Frinth 'Papers, 'wt
specting what is passing in Italy, when I have an
eyes and consider whether, we hare
opportunity of transmitting them to you by a circoi-
into some horrid story of the &snaps,
toes course. I cannot send to you by the Milan
post, because the Austrians intercept ill-letters which loured with all the sanguine flourish of a
are not favourable to them, in order that Europe pen. But we hope this relation is not
may not be made acquainted with the liberal mea• parts, and that if it is, the use of cannot
sores of the paternal Government which therpeetend be recognized by flie' Allied Sovereigns a!
to have established amongst us." cent mode of eliciting 'a vice, either at

%77- `HIE SDATESMAN

LONPO,Ni.
!MAY* SOVErdlili: 4; • tilt

elsewhere.
The reply given
.to TALLETtAI/11911 001:11,
In in article (rem the. ttaine,-lit;ll4' German
settee, to been iblilcignity',it ittti'
therein aiid, that the a faMons :Nee
proposal relating to Belgium and: the Ii
the Rhine, and contaitted the pvetensio...
re•erttibllsh the status, quo, ..eho: 'descends.
the Kings and Ortalt:.Palceli'lrib: dtd
previoesly to 1791: corn" to
dent siteations.=--Tn ttis. it was !nine!
as soon as the Amlsamadors of France
other than posambiesentiments, and attempted
terfers thelieledttstis to be established
Vi* Oiiposte 'were read;
Wh' r 64; • ..4490744/.1.09,'
of Satony appeateje. 4etermlned...A.
totter from Leiptiic,. 'the General: Gm,
+desk**, bees ,abolieltedi and et
.Prittsional
40101ettiertippointed 4te'‘tielid; •
t9t
aitiw
of the 4
termination of the cesociatlons

cadent**,
IhemeTOT

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MN
who will be for die oat:fait timed! in our nec
iv
tioual espy.. ..4 %le, ' 4,8:` -- .il
A oiNewto, &GAS*. dtet„ . Ike
Goveretneut hse ettepd Ike , iir Doe. libk, !Sidi!
prAititting the lmportailit.t ' '• &Mk Wrse.
cure' (without distinction) of wool, coitoo, end ilk,

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,
Litre t still continued' to. be" entertained ; the the ,40
•• It I " merman Ministers were magaiicently efitervalso
4' .
..1 ~ ...
..1 ;j by the English Legation on the 26th; and that •
....1. eti l*
appearance, a . good ouderstanding p- ' 4
. 1
'..-----....... . between the Ambaisadors. There is it• s Peeststinn :
pas. which does not seem well (oesded, of the Aso;
.....- riean Commissioners heir); about to. repair frog ,1
V. Ghent to Vienna, "to 4 the support a t 0
he r..._ ,
- -...
gresa." A rumour meadow, that Bing: and i ems lot
had beers -offered to MORAY, on' totellitltnrertite, IR
.7-: --- - Priltr4llo Crown-oflisp's...From .Maga str
Itt. 0.
. : learn that the " beloved FiROINANO" goes on rut
rapidii in his retrograde system. The whiteou
t,
.th
• ; the Mesta have been restored' that is lo ety •tr
inflate • s
sheep bellpging to.the Members of teat ~, is til
1 of the
iMefesEtacccresTastpsist 4 :}'
al
Ilse permitted to tramway. the
:whole of pain info,, lil
the rank ,_ .- • el
merly, to the total annihilation of manufactures ted
- :agriculture.
,'afthespaMlerseplathethceh
10
es the who are, ll' . Weidti ' th• ' ' :'''
nidece"lnivee(ea ; the Grartolearf'
.geuere y.r Ig,, • most worthies if
"mini"- ' the whole mutation at Spain.". 1
in the the -s - - • 1 ti
4
Yesterday, at (we o'clock, the first regal., Ca.,
sr
binet Councttfor the Perliennentiry season ell
IPede whichihe
In* • A
f most of at the Foreign-Office'Preslenito.the meeting orpm h
'sequence liatnent, 'when the subject of the opening Speech t'l C
he Holy the ensuing Session was taken lute consideration pelt •
J I:vious to its, being a lIIIMItOrd to the Pet sat ily4osss 4
.- su,bv„.er,- 'Council Airthe approbation Of hie Royal Highn I
: The meeting tm.psttestiva by the Earl of Banann•Z •
el
? ~ustaine
'Wield.— the LORD .Cmancat.s.olt the Earl Of ,Ltv - •• '
i• • I
territory I the CNA trow,on of the I.:lcusnute, Viscount lilt, • •
1.
, vit.t.x, Viscount SIDNOUTII, Earl BATHURST, tipti -
en also! of Buckrnatthmsnt tea, the Right lion. C. Bennis_ t
sus SO re•
el and the Right Hon. W. WELLESLItY POLR ?Ii 4
° tidy' is*. Council did not break ow till five o'clock,
m Viennal .. •
Lord Barnroerr moves, and Mr: GISAIIAII4. $4,1 1
f the for.. ' Sir JANES GN.AVIAM; seconds • the Address' et{ is
was to be . opening of Parliament on Tuesday Rest. - I
:lectorates We are told that Ministers, notwithstamlitti no i
venerable
late official communication; have not folly detente
a and a•
ed as to perseverance in their claim for the (Wet es
y, .
is to .be i the expired bonds. A reference is to be had to* 1
Board of Trade, in respect to which the Rhona li
,ho govern , Mr. Rostesotr, the Vice-President of that Bondi • '
it ei.ju ap. i has occasioned some delay, Lord Ccattcsariok ...,.,:
who under
. President, being also absent on .his diplomatic
i
Teat head ties.
1 Wednesday the Earl of LITERPOOI. ItiNa'aN . .
the choice . express to Mr. Roormson in Yorkshire.., - •
r, and the 1 Advices have been received to the 1141. from Sol • •
a a firmer tender, the 16th from Corinna, and di Whit ...
,ledged de.' Bit boa. The want of confidence Its the state of 1 •
ly alii oint. thine occasioned - great leactitity in trade, ail'
: general distrust wits occasioned by the •• , • .
In 01 - . ment of. the Mesta, and ell the absurdities of i
61'
fidsrli
1! former Government. We Mee also aerostats flee
re, and tte, Gibraltar to the 14th, and from Cadiz ,to ihe 1,
The fa of last month. ' The fever in . both these nisei*
vs Ina,. ; has decreesed,•end Weed at the latter it had 1410 i
absolutely • disappeared as to excite no alarm, and the ISM
from thence are not fumigated. At the BMA
ce of Ger- fortress only' seven new cases had occurred nabs
acquire or . the 24 hours prior to the date of the communirl
it the three Lions. ..
icily, keep : Tux Aver.—An order has been issued by , ~,._
Royal Highness the Con-mender in Chief, for .
lon ,hp
abhors'aori
~..
whole of the Rat:dims, of the .60th, or RoyalA
- • titan Regiment, being clottnd lei green es ride hat
ritttitsat... titian.. • - .
.at English • The Beckinghani Militia haa strived MIA.
hat we are from iteland, and is on. its mauls to Piiiiiliaatb.
r SARDINIA i The' depot• of du!. let, Foot (Of
their •Ilioytt Seth
g
mil-
• which was to hhin !minuted f 0.1403 riewirs
. Berwick. , • • • •• • • ..• • •
aPte reason l - *The 19th • Fbot; now at Heti- Is- tinder or&
-t
ad a system for Jersey. .
. •
ipreventiorsl - . The 2d Battalion of the 7th Font, M Portmostl
inclined to :is ordered to Winchester.
it, are not I The fol)on tog are the names of the Officers of t .
preserving ' 10th Hussar Regiment, whi; signed the letter;
complaint which were addressed to his Royal II
lilan, which 'loess the PRINCE REGENT and COL CRAMER'S PAW'
Wiry scene' against Cot. Grottos QUINTIN, which caused t
a, or rather : recent investigation, vit. :—Lient..Col. Major
aken place, harts ; Ceptains.J. It; WO, B. Herding, Ii
om..
ii,. will 11. Stewart, G. Fitaclarence, .1. Smyth, E. P. Te.
--u-- ner, It. Giver, and R. 11111; Lieutenants Mani.
S'e'sslntsY is i of Worcester, C. Eversfield, C. Ifolhoro, G. Woo
le APstrlans I well, C. Wyndham, 11. Seymour, 11. Somerset,
Italians Om iE. Berkley, H. Fitzclarence, J. Jackson, J. '
so.. In pe. , Richardson, and J. C. Green.
Os of which' . BONAPARTE lies left in Paris, upon the ,toile
l
the Bastile, an imperfect statue of a gigantic e
• • ossittle,
~ -they are i phant, which was to serve as a public fAuntaiii.
l was to be ninety-five French feet (equal to 11
rette rub ear
English) in height, with a castle on his back t.
re net' got was to serve as a reservoir for the water, the ,
partists, co- cipal jet of' which was to be thrown free his
a ministerial boscis,ln two streams, to nearly half the altitude
true in all iris body, 'while smaller fountains were to gush f:,
beneath his front feet, as if forced out of the e
an will not'. by the weight of his enormous pressure.
is a very
.de- By letters lately received from St. Petersbo
Theatre, or we learn, that the successful motions of his E
.' enllency Sir GORE OUSELS; our Ambassador et
tote is stated. Court of Persia, have been duly appreciated byl.
Emperor of Russia, who has reoeired 111. ,
German
Gs- marked kindness and condescension, honoured
It
lifted. 11., with the Grand Cordon of St. Alexander Nell'Ot
referred to ti,j which the Star and Cross are richly set is Willie.'
left
,bank of and further presented him with a superb sosi
lion, that to with his Imperial Majesty's Portrait, also tee : •
diamonds. . -..,
icendante of We understand that official letters were dupe .
lid not exist on Ft•iday last, to summon Sir JOHN Mostakt '
o their an- from Paris, where he has been for some roost.•
."
rered, " that Officers who are to compose the Court.Mittla . -
shooed any been aireatly named and sumetened i and the -
mooed to in. have been formally given in, and pohliihed le
Newspapers. The arrival of Sir JOHN IHoWI
1 among their therefore, the only thing -waited for. Time
dy for them Martial will sit to try him as soon este shill i
t.", The fate_ Accnaworr, SErt, 30.--. on Monday WO
According to was a dreadful hurricane here, which took Pilo
or?raement, at the night time. • Several ships weredriveu on
visional prof. and two were forced back frees the bar. eg II . •
toe bark escaped entirely from the miechie mg
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•). . and bodies are continually thrown up on the blatil .
'• at!Ma 9a+ The- Hero, .which will convey this letter, JO
egoolatlons at immediately.
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