The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-24


policy expenses have been accumulated on.
prod flies. Peace has bsen Ilsed
Beif HaF had bees forever effaced from theiilN
Ri fntGFs con lenses in the midstas 0npar
Faljea ffosperiA he zseret has been found 81
opening the abyss ofsthe deficit. Ahd nows
for mere demonstration Of some timid and in
ksuffieieht RreeaRtieR is-ReeessaIg
to have recourse 10 loan. If at least these
new sacrifices served TO any purpose, If for the
money which il Wreetea from us our honor were
protected-But no! We pay for disgraceiul
peace, .hegrGe FhSh we formerly paid albr
glory. We arm $4,000 soldiers to watch the
interior, of which fears are entertainr, aud to
quiet foreign PowsFs, Of which we are accom-.
plices. ....,,.ti - !. ~
Preparations kfs making Throughout the kim
dom to celebrate the coronation ofthe new King.
A data from La Hague Of Dec, /, SAYS 49,, :.
| his Majesty King William Frederick Count,
!!of Nassau, arrived at Beflia on the eth Of No
vernber Pfepars tfops are making bore for
great general Inflammation ON Saturday next, the
5th of Decembegs on occ aston oil the solemn en-
try OF His ASjesty King Frederick William H.
r. ROTTERDAM, Nav, 20. --Et appears to have
been resolved by the magistrates Of this city chat
The Kings birlb-day shall not be formally kept
ON the DAY itself, but, on the day when his Ma
jesty makes his solemn entry into the scityg A
tw0iold fete may then be celebrated with all pos
sible splendor. y9 thiSl4s
4 .IH4UGgR4 ALTON OF 9HE KISG.-7The following
account Of the inauguration Of the new4 King is
givenin' a letter. from amsterdam, of the 2Sth
ut. on which day the ostein srly' took place The
King assembled the throne, and being seated and
covered, commanded, the Secretary, Of State to
read the whole, of the Constitution. This.b
done, the King rose; and having uncovered. his
head, pronsan'Sed the following oath nth loud
md distinct voice. ~ ...'. 'a' %
~ swear to the people, Of the Netherlands to
maintain and observe the fundamet4tail law Of
the Kingdom and that, on no occasion, or htinde err
any pretenee whatever, viii 1 depart from It, or
suffer t to be depaEtFd froHas moreover swear
thatI viii defend andlpreServsl to the utmost (
my power, the independence of the kingdom
and the integrity Fl its ettitory, and likewise
the public and indiYldnal liberty-to maintain
the rights OF all and each ST my subjects, and to
use, for the preservation ard increase sof the
general and individual prosperity, as 4 good
king ought to'do,aH the means which the law
places atmy disR9sal ,7So help me God! ''"'
,SThe Presidents Of the two Chambers then
came ip front ofthe throne, and each delivered
the foil owing declaration: -l'' I'D ;iLl aEl
70 We declare, inthe name 81 the people of the
Netherlands, and in yirt$e nf the constitution,
that we. receive and inaugurate you as kings.
thatwe Will maintain the rights of your crown,
that we viii be obedie1t and faithful in the de-
fence OF your person and royal digpify and we
swear to do all that good and faithful States
General are bound to do-So help us Sod!
Y THE EAeF 'i, r. s5lf
ALEXANDRIA, Now. Ill .-ImperfdaL fTDm
Syrid- Taking Of 81 Jean G'.AeFe.4Qn the
9th inst, the Euphrates returned from syria,
the news ofthe taking ofaStsJeahd d.
Acre, On the Sd, after a bemb4rtnehf Of three
hours only. ~ gy4gg3,ja
The pFincipal:fre was directed against the
powder ma azfe, which was blowa up, and
the fortress wasitn Immediately taken by assault.
The loss Of HE Egyptians is, mous-I200
blown up with the powder magazine, 400
wounded, and 5000 prisonersg About 1000
more escaped with Mahmoumd Bey, the Cover
nor of Acre. !, Ibrahim Pacha is SO helnmedby
others allies that there seems great doubt if he
can escape. y - 'aI2arI q 4a2. YsN
Orders Rlgei been sent to different provinces
of new levy of men for Syria, and also 2 mum
Der of .Bedbuinsieare Under orders to arnarch
fTRrEsTE, Nov. q. - The nc w df the taking
Of st, jean; d Acre has caused great SENSATION
here The allied troops found Il, nlense quaint
ties of ammunition and provisionsin the fortress
It is surprising that the EgyPtiantra who
mighthave elpEtDNetsHhe iuigbt st the Sd in Saw
ing the pqbliei fedsrttes Neglected to do So
There was al Acre sim Il two millions QUERY,
piasters or aorins;9L which beongdd "a Tie sEgyp,
tian goxesnin ssit = JhegfGwss Of the taking Of
EIDhmaseas' has come by way eliA thelsribut ma
ny persons doubt it, though IS said to acome
from ;enod authdpf1V. ,mg 1f9Ig leuuuG sit IL
+ " - On 1oi .nfnSn 70 sI1lnI ydl a. {rGqmoO
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