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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
GOODS.

THE subscriber informs the public that he has ia
ken ue store formerly occupied BY T.. U. Rich
mond where lie offers for sale general assortment of
F.dNCY AND S1AFLE GOODS,
adapted to the season, comprising many scarce and
valuable articles, rot GENERALLY to be hsd--among
which are
Fine, plain and figured Lenoes, book Mus
lins and Cambrics, elegant fancy and 4 Shawls.
black Lustrngs and Cambrics, super. glazed and
undressed Cambrics, Muslins, Sarsnets, Cambricks,
Lnnen do. Thread Laces, Cotton do. very fine Lin
Threads, white Flsnneo, red ,green and black do.
The above Goods he proposes selling for
Cash only. not doubling the prices will be a suffic-
lent inducement for those who wish to buy cheap,
call and see before making their purchases.
n. B. Ncw-York, Connecticut, and Massa-
chusetts Bank Bills, will be received at par few days
longer, for Goods, above.
Sebt IL ALANON RICHMOND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
For the r. /. REPvBLIcAS.

Mr.. SrMors,
II you think he foligwing correct Solnt.H Of the
Charads in your iast baper, you are at a6ery Psb
Ash H
THE cause Of every sigh and tear,
To me is evidently clear:
With this my answer must begin,
And therefore shall call it, SIN.
The element that's form'd the grave,
OF both the coward and the brave
Most certainly appears to me,
To be no other Than the--SeG
What nature meant 10 be food,
Is turn'd to drink, SOM think as goods
And If correctly descry
The Thing assuredIy is-Rye.
The plant which is, from India brought,
May be perceiy'd as quick as thoughts
For in thi, point the FAIR agree,
That none regaies, like good green--Itt
Put these together, and you'll see,
They constitute sincerity.
ALBERT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
INVOCATION.


NYMPHS' Of the Fur Thy Mustapha inspire,
10 sing of ''''' frtsnd with true Poetic Fire,
ALAS! my dear Malice is dead,
No longer will purr round m, feet,
Her afIectionate spirit has feed
And led me with anguish to weep.
No more will she skip on the Hoor
Her friendship and love TO EXPRESS
Alas! all her gambols are DER:
The turf now weighs OH her breast.
No Crimalkin e'er rivald my Car,
For beauty and pIumpness Of skin,
And If ever alarm'd by a Rat,
At my feet, her victim shs'd bring.
To the door Of my chamber she'd oft creep
When open'd, hic to my couch
Her meewIngs would soothe ms to sleep,
Or warn If danger approached.
But oh thou'rt gone, tears are in vain;
Thy beauties are faded n death
Yet mcm'ry thy worth shall retain,
Tho the turf lies cold on thy breast.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
GENERAL POST OFFICE.
august 99fh, 1914.

.fuyuI 99h, 1914.
THE situation of the country makes it extremely
L difficult to carry heavy mails. and therefore
no books or pamphlets (o,her than msgaznes) are
to be sent by mail until further notice from this
office If any put up so that the contents can
he dstingu.hed,hey will be charged with letter
postage.
The Printers who publish the advertisements Of
this office, will give the above three insertions, and
receive their pay ~ usual SIt %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
JONATHAN ALMY, Council Clerk.

Sec. t5,h-.andbe IL further enacted. Tha, in case
any Tavern Keeper iunhoider, vctuailer, any 9TH
er person whosoever, inhabiing in any town within
this State shall entertain or keep in his or her house
any single person family beng strangers, for
more than one whole week from the time of their
coming into such town. without giving notice there
Of in writing to the President of the Town. Council
such person so offending shall forfeit and pay fine
of seven dollars for every such offence, TO be
cred by the Town. Treasurer Of such Town, before
any Justice or Warden 10 and for the use Of such
Town. sept %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
CHAMPLAIN VICTORY.

BY the comparative view of the British and
American force, and the number of killed and
wounded on board the'two fleets, the superior
skill of our seamen in gunnery is again evin-
ced. This superiority results from the cool
and deliberate bravery with which they con-
tend, and has been displayed in every naval
action during the war, but none more conspic-
uousIy than in the victory Of M'Donough, SO
gallant in its achievement, and so important in
its effects. The Saratoga alone the commo-
dore'S ship Of &c guns, contenced with the
two largest of the enemy's vessels, mounting
together SIS guns, and compelled them both
to strike their colors Where can We find
parallel for this act 1-Cok.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
NEW PUbhiChllONS,

Just rrceiUed, and for sdle,a, the Book store of
JOSIAH &. SHAW,
No. 1l8, IRares-street,
THE Wanderer, or Female Difficulties,
l. by Madame D'Arbsy, anthor of Evelina, A
ceIia,and Camilla, in vols. price S 5.
Castle Rackrent, an Hibernian tale, taken
from facts, and from the manners of the Irish
squires before the year 1892 by Maria Edgeworth,
authocess Of Practical Education, Letters for Liter
AIRY Ladies, Parents Assistant, &c. with portrait.
Belinda, moral tale, by Mrs Edgeworth,
in 2 vols. price So.
Rosa, in London, by the author Of Albina,
or the Young Mo,her-prce 90 cents.
Theodore, or the Peruvians, from the French
of Pigault Lc Brun--price 60 cents.
The Parnassisn Garland, or beauties of mo-
dern poetry, consisting Of upwards of 900 pieces,
selected from the works of the most distinguished
poets of the present age, with Introductory lines 10
each article, by John Evans, A. M.--price 81 cents.
Trial of General Hull, price 8 ! SO.
Btso--'Smith's and Joues' Hymns
NezobOyt. .Sebtepbe- 2l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
Portsmouth, Sept. 50, 1914.
At a Special Town ouncil,

Hoiden a. .NeubOrt, Thursday, September ~, 1914
w HEREAS IT is represented unto this Town
w Council that number of suspicious Persons
have been and constantly coming into the Town
appearing 10 have no particular business, and many
OF them no visible means of subsistence.
IL is therefore TOisG and Resotred, Iha; the 18th
Section Of the Act respecting Tavern Keepers. Inn
holders &c &c be published in both the Newspapers
printed in this Town.
h is further poted and Resoioed, That the Town
Serieant, ConStables and officers be and they are
hereby required lc be ygilant. and exert all their
endeavors to detect all such suspicious characters,
and give information thereof TO the Town-Council.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05

.Nct only 10 care, 6at 10 prevent sickness.
A there has been much said in publications 80 60
"A the utility Of Medicines, shall only say these
are the best correctors of the bile that have found
in 20 years practices they operate IS cathartic am
tspasmodic, sudorhc, and diuretic IN cases of bill
ious, astbmatca! complaints. Where there is dry
hard skin, costveness loss of appetite, yellow skn
dizziness in the head, pain in the side and bowels
one Pill taken every hight, eight or ten nights sue
cessivey, then from to four, the appears
purge, will be satisfaction to those who please
to try them. They may be given to persons of all
ages and both sexes without any dissgreeable feel
ings they are the best Pills for females that in
use, particularly for women who are in child.bed
where there is only cathartic wanted, when from
one to four may be used as the age and situation Of
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05

Bosom, And soon expired. The causes of her
unhappy situstion and this dreadful deed are
not known. Her appearance was genteel-
she had a considerable amount insgold, &C.
is supposed to be native Of St. Domingo,
and had letters to Mr.. Dupuy, or Depau, Of
New.Yolk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05

The American vessels under Com. M'Don-
ough mounted Sc guns, and had $40 men
40 we're killed, and 76 wounded. The Brit
Ish feet which he defeated, mounted % guns,
and had 1850 meD-84 we're killed and 10
wounded. Com. MD. therefore took pds-
oners lac more than his original crews, and
1916 more than his surviving crews.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
HENRY MOORE,

William Will,
No. \, Long UhaJ, Has for Saiei
+ la sfbs bbIs p'ps'' first quality GIN:
20 pipes Malaga.S WINE
ditto Lisbon,
% % bIIoe' bIIs frs, quality MoLAssES:
90 bbis. Havana brown SUGAR;
2GO0 VT. COFFEE
10 10 chests ;i': Hyson Skim TEA;
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 ditto Sandomingo
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL
--.4LSO--
very large assortment of GROCERIES usual
March 8, 1914 IF.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
Portsmouth WOODEN Manuiacloly.

rTSHE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
4 liC thai his Machines at CundasPs Mills are IN
excellent order for cardng sleeps Wool, and that
a new and improved Machine will be in operation IN
few weeks, Tor cardmg Merno Wool, (pure blood.)
The Clothing business is conducted by the first
workmen in this country; all kinds Of Wooden cloths
manufactured in superior style, at short notice,
and on accommodating terms.
SAMUEL CLARKE
NB-Au articles intended to be conveyed to the
Mills will in future be received at the Domestic Hare
House, No l77, Thames.street, where they will be
promptly attended to. Portsmouth, .lfav t9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
POETRY.

For me RHoDR ISLAND REPUBLIcAH.
From the He5 Of f.MUST.lPA4( { Sjr-named she ugly
CHARADE.--No.2 3.
TAKE just one half for which write,
But what ne'er shall see;
With a. reversed, and what l wish
The girls would say to me.
One half Of this with just one third
OF that by which we hear,
With what Old Pope a feather deem'd,
And now what most fear.
n solution IS requested
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
JONES x KAIHBONE,

Have for Sale,
1--WE hundred boxes Candies,
500 do. do. Soap;
$50 barrels supcrfNe Flour;
10 tons Archangel Hemp;
$50 hhds. retailing Molasses:
l62 boxes Havana brown Sugar;
65 binds W. I Rum;
200 bags debenture Coffee.
They respectfully offer their services as Auctionx
and Commission Merchants, and refer for nto-.
nation respecting their establishment, to Messrs,
JoHN G. & SAMUEL WHrrEHoaNE, of Newport.
Providence, April %. #.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
WHEELWRIGHT < LOPkZ,

Haze Just rscsicsd, aud essr, jor SAFE.
THREE thousand bushels RYE.
L $50 bbls. Philadelphia superhae FLOUR!
$50 bushels yellow CORN Also,
go boxes Havana brown err, ipS
90 hhds and 20 bbls. Muscovado
10000 lbs Coffee, entitled to double debenturs,
500 hhds. retailing Molsssesi
10 pipes Gin, ist and 4h proof;
so bbls prime Beef--20 do. Pork;
20 bbls. Turpen,inc-50 do Tar,
50 pieces Russia Duck--509o bushels Salt:
SO bbls. Msokerelg
1s bags Tuus.iss H~fs" z
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
DOCTOR CARY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS,

Fh!ch are celebrated for the cf many diseases'
.Nct only 10 care, 6at 10 prevent sickness
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
NOii iCr.

THE subscriber. contemplating some new ar.
raGgemeuts in his concerns earnestly calls upon
all persons who are indebted to him TO make immed-
late payment. Those persons who neglect this notice,
must not think themselves hardly dealt with, should
they fnd their accounts in other hands, after the
first day of December next
SAMUEL CLARKE.
portemo,,,h
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05

OFFERS for sale, at his store, in Miil-stEeet, next
~ east of the II l. Republican Office
- boxes No & :, Chocolate;
10 do. mould Candles
300 WI of good Cheese;
boxes OF Spanish Segars;
10000 American do.
With assortment of first quality Groceries, at
retail Jane %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05
LOT OF LAND-FoR SALE.
On Monday, l7,h Oct. next,

(J not pyeuioUsiy disposed ef aI Private Sale,
At Il O'Clock, a. NJ. On the Pre- mses,
THE Lot Of Land. No 90, on the hill, bounded
follows: southery on Wiilism-street, So
feet; northerly Levn-street 65 feet easterly
land Of John Coggeshali; and westerly Oh l.nd &C
Henry Chaalpiin. about 100 'eet deep.
Conditions made known by applying 10
Seht. 28. Is. =. HoWLAND. sncf'r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05

NEWPORT GARDINER,
ID ESPECTFULLY Informs the Ladies and Gentle
~ men of Newport, that he has commenced
the Shoe Biackng business at No. 4, GardneF's
wharf. lie has provided the best OF Backing, and
will clean Boots & Shoes and Boot Tops, Ladies
Morocco Shoes, &c. in the best manner. and on tho
most reasonable terms Constant attendance every
may in the week, Sundays excepted.
N. b. Boots called for and returned TO any part of
the town Sept 2l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05

GoN OAbl,
A FARM, situated in South-kingstown, on the
IN back side, one mile and half west Of Davis's
tavern, containing ll6 acres of good LAND, with 4
large two story House, Barn and Crib Also, .
good Grist-Nliil, with fine stream of water, to be
sold separate from the Farm. or both together The
said Farm is considered fine stand for Factory
They will be sold on liberal terms, which may be
known by applying to the subscrbeD living on the
premises. SOLOMON V. LiTTLEFlELD.
South -KIngsto1rn .Nay l9, 1914
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19

Arrived on Sunday. the sIoop Eliza
Ann. Allen. from Baltimore. Saw
a II lying AT the mouth of the Pc
tonac. a sriga'e near The entrance of
Tangier Sound, Brig and two
Schooners off the mouth of Hunsar
river, and ~ d frigate in Lynn.
haven bay. The enemy have recently
captured a good many coasting craft
and among them the Schr. Travel
Ter, Capt. Edward Herbert OF this
port.
A large English ship, ballasted
Goat. has been sent into Beaufort,
Il. e. by the privateer ,Surprize OF
Baltimore. The ship was engaged
in the transport service; was bound
form Halifax to Bermuda, aud had
on board number portable barracks
for soldiers.
An English brig has arrived at
0cracoak. prize to the privateer
Kemp of Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19

ceived at Halifax, (Which we have before
5heard) and which is very likely to have
been despatched to the squadroas on our
stations.
The old gentleman was informed by
the officers of the Junon and Tenedos,
bat the fishing craft would not be mo-
3csted, provided they pursued their re-
,ular course, when ordered to come
dong side.
We understand that there are letters
receiced in this city from New York,
rarroborative ofthe preceding article,
and which state in addition, that some
aycesscs had been committed by the al.
led troops in Paris.
Fiat pension was to be allowed to
y polcon on retiring to Corsica. That
he anpress Maria Louisa was to be
iiyorced, anil io-marry the Duke de
Bertrand that Madame josephine
.sas to resume her situation as the
vile # b ,naparte.
We give the articles as we have heard
them, believing that they rest very
much ia conjecture.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19
Potomac River Land
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber wishes to sell about
1909 acres of land situate upon and
binding on the Potomac in Nanjemoy,
Charles county Mary land, about one
half of which is well wooded-The soil
fertile and particularly adapted to tho
growth OF wheat-well suited to eloveiJ
forty acres of which being al presenl
set with the second years
grow th--.A meadow Of fifteen or twens
ty acres may be made to advantsge--
A grist mill adjoining tbs property can
be purchased upon easy terms-H IS
the opinion of perrons conversant with
the business, that a successful fishery
might be established with lille exs
pence--The buildings have been lates
Iy repaired, and consist of an oserseer's
house with four rooms upon the hrse
floor and two above, an extensive barn,
a stable with large stalls for fourteen
horses, together with hay loft and
two granarics each IA by 10 feet--twd
corn houses, quarter and meat house
Ten or twelve likely slave With tho
whole of the stock of every descrip.
ton, which is large, together with
farming utensils may be hadif requir.
ed-.a hundred bushels of wheat and q
quantity of rye and oats are at pressnf
sown--1he property will be sold to
suit purchasers either divided or not,
and possession given at any moment
Persons at distance wishing to
Know the situation, may see it by re'
ferring to map of Marylard, as tho
land includes Maryland Point--For
further particulars enquire of the sub'
scriber living at Aliens Fresh, Charles
county, Maryland.
Daniel Jemfer.
April l9 2aw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19
From the Boston Gazette, April II.
From Gloucester, AhrH 9.

From Gloucester, Afrh y
We have letter from respectable
gentleman in Gloucester, stating, That
a, fishing boat bad been detained short
time by the Junon and Tenedos fr'gates,
now cruising in our bay; that the skip.
per, an aged man, was invited to remain
in the cabin, and was treated with eve
rv mark Of kindness and attention that
a few hours before his release, brig,
came along side with despaches, which
he WAS informed contained accounts, that
the allies had been successful in their
march to Paris; that Louis XVIII had
been placed on the throne OF his prede'
cessors; and Benapartc suffered to pro.
coed 10 Corsica, from whence ne came.
What confidence is to be placed In this
,rrnlor, we know not; we c.r' only says
that the fullest belief may be placed on
the correctness Of the skipper's report f;
and there is probably some very im-
pertapt intelligence on this SUBJECT rec
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19
FROM CANADA.
QUEREC. March w,

The whole Of the second battalion
OF the sth Kings regiment, that left
New Brunswick for this Province,
are arrived intown. Their number
is AiO. About 20 remained behind.
the greater part in the hospital. The,
seanen that came with them and
who left Quebec Tor the lakes a
mount to 220. There were. also a
few marines. The very liberal con
duet observation-disclosures ofNew- Bruins
wick in their contributions and snh-
stance, in forwarding them on their
way, is deserving of all praise.
MONTREAL. March 49,
Erfruct of q letter from Kingslon.
Gu. c. March 7ih. 1917.
/" We are all quiet here. hut bust
ly employed in preparing for the
next campaign. Some Of the brass
guns taken at fort Niagara have ar
rived here: among them a pound
err, taken from the British at Tren-
ton in Jersey. the sd January
t777--oAe 8 inch howitzer, taken
from Lord Cornwallis, at York Town
10 Virginia--also most beautiful
Spanish and two very handsome
French guns; one of which is nam
ed Ln IIlrompsuse. and the other
liz Bonsissants. On each of them
is the motto, :. uifima ratio asgum."
Whea you reeo!lect that they were
found in the hands Of the Victorious
Republicans, il appears a earious
combination.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19
CoMNUNIcATIoN.
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE. y

1t is with considerable pleasure, we
announce to the public, that o pr Thea
ire will be opened this evening for the
& st time these some years From the
appearance Of the Theatrical Enter
tainmen," prepared to be given we
think the inhabitants OF Alexandria will
meet with a delicious bill Of fare, and
nay saliate that laudable taste for bis
trionic amusement, which has evt been
their prominent characteristic We
hope they will display their accustonied
liberality on this occasion, and show that
their desire to encourage rational plea
sure is undated. b.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19

.atr. requires only the sigma
' q 'st he f'e'i''e'' to become .
hs. c,yorahle report Of the
!aG ;,,re Of CIaimson the petition
eoo, oman Diiehley passed through
o sit ";,tee CT tho whole. was, on
e'@p MN ~ s,.,. Archer of Md. re-
'aol',I :, As 10 make the report favo-
'F -, 70 The petition. and referred to
F's. .,m,n atee Of Claims to report
liaAi relief.
Fresalioa Of Rerenne La1cs.
The orders Of the day having been
.,s.aoaed 90 his motipn-
FT r. Fix of Vt. moved /" that a
;,,ee be appointed to enquire
'sa rxpc,iirnry OF SO amending the
,n.,;rial system as to give to the
,,t. Of The U. States exclusive
'.,i,aietion in all eases arising under
- y. revenue laws, with leave to re-
I'd nv bin Otherwise .
~ r. said that very lately u
{ practice had arisen IN some Of
q, states. Whenever Tue collectors
SIRE making seizures. the states
we're Interfering so as TO interrupt
,,e operation of the revenue laws.
ua knew ore distance, where fifty
,v wits bad been served on one of
Ia collectors in one wsek-and III
H., .,ate which be had The honor ~
oaa 10 represent. the collectors had
Ssao much harrass-d. II ,i.is sys-
tpo cm!l be persisted IN with impu-
rilr. lhe revenue laws w"ald he Il
d,,l letter. The state eouIts might
yaiara:ertv .cizef fisrIaxes and.
were such disposition prevailed.
entirely defeat the operation OF the
ass Of the Z. States. II was ne
rcr the tirs,sa. cert .hiiy Of the fra
ser, Of rae c6Sssiitaiion 10 leave the
eeaatry iasuei. a state.
After sanriaciieatal cGayersatian,
rol aIectia5 tae principle involved
10 il,
The motion was agreed 10 by a
HeiGrily Of 20 or so votes; and
Tie House adjouraed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19
M. cRAREcqD 70 THs SECRETARY OF
STATE,
Paris. 1914 Lunuarn, 1914.
tsxGaAcT.)

u.
On zoe g9.b vi. I had an intervie "
VIA ,ng Minstgr OF Exterior Relations,
Nso I'Jcnt q rme than ne lad made TO
tbe Enperug dstaiied report OF the ne
Ga1s'yOa, M THAI &c Wouid inform me
a dls n3esty's decision the moIneEt II
ssoad H. ,n,de KNOWN 70 him. His
'aa'erSNioa durlas the shole time was
Ss coNciHatoyy as it could be, aud his ex-
ressiOas thoUs n still general, admitted
'st indemnity 81, determined on. The
sad'sss OF the Senator Count Segur, TO
hi inhabitants OF the 18th military dl-
's'oh Il ths empire, Al the Moniteur'
0'we 18th inst. stated that his maJesty
vas going TO place himself at the head
OF MS tropps.
Aecw'ng that should not be able to
r2'sncea single sep in the negotiation
y'Ii"s ms absence, unless he should
Y''@e his departure from Paris decide
't'h Classes of cases Tor which indem,
~ should be made, determined to adj
-,lS' Rotc 10 the Duke of ViHcenoes,
VI view to impress mere strongly
Ia'' e'' mind the necessity of an imnie-
va, veg decision. The dSy on which | in
~aged tc present this note, was inform
"a We Dukenf Vicene had set out
| IN rams at tour O'Clock, \, III. for the
49, quarters of the two emperors.
! n"sh Was then ssia to be in Svitzer-
~ ' lac general impression in Paris
E, gay MAS, tSaI the emperor would
0u' immesialely Tor Alctz, where his
10y ci reserve mas heeu frming ever
~. ~ &c crossed the Rhine. This cir.
"a S'ahee induced me 10 believe that
r. t. note would not produce airy good ef-
,en, 'aefeiore determined not to pre-
,.1, The emperor is sull IN Paris,
IL. 'Ssret extremely that | did not adj
e : % mY 6rs, discrimination, potrith-
iS sas absence of the minister oi
So re Us, Fram the situation OF
| t., ', 5, peF M is impossible TO foresee
,s.. sslsys TO 'ehich his perpiexing bu-
5s4 -, F's Yet I've Subject. In the hrst
- .''Y INTERVIEW sbich I had with the
rs !. : f2>sSn0 he said expressly That
a,. MITES VIZ, his absence
>sn1s ~ TIE way OF tho nesoeia,iel
5t,,.'" Wy. occur again. Two months !
81, :. ,'p' slApssd before the same obsta.
- ale presented.