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... -'il-F QUEEbN..\ -- HIer slajes'y retarneil the fulowsitig gracious Answer to the Address from Liverpool - en am mucls gratificd by finding that my conduct i8 appro)ve(l, while my rights are vindicated, and my Euiferitogs lamented, by the inhabiransts cf the usligistessed town ot Liverpool and its vicinity. I y accession to the high dignity of Qecen Consort of these realns was hailed by ...
... THEi- MORNING CHRt0 NIC r L 0 N 1) () N: FiIIDJY, SEI'7'EMliER i, ino. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of 1Mcinndy last. On Sunday morning there was a grand review ITS the Court of the Thuilleries of tire National Guards, thc ROyAl Quards, &c.- Tfhe KvuCo took his statiorl III the batcony of the Pavillou 4ee Nl'orl-ge, and was cliecr ed ly dee peoplet assembled. After the review the ...
... b' For Book Adveriiseni see the last NO._ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GBEAT BBITALV AND IRELAND. lIOUSF. OF LORDS.-Aus..51. At a quarter before ten Prayers were read by the Bishop Of Winchester. The roll was 6.alled over, and Counsel ordered In. The witness, 3lademolselle Louisa Dumons, was ogain put to the Bar, and two new Interpreters sworn. Examisiation resumed by the Kins 's Sos ?? Did the ...
... To TRE IDITOR o. l MOR.N I NTG CHRONICL&. SIR, Coilchcstcr, Aug. 14, 18t50. Had I seen in any o'her public journal the letter addressed to vourself by J. P., in your1p2perof the 12th instant, it would not I taye excited the surprise and the regret I feel at sentiments so 3 danger us, so immediately anarchical, being presented to the 3 public eve under the sanction of Thre ofiriunc Lrsnicle, ...
... LONDON: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 18eO. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Tuesday last. The Monsiteur contains two Royal Ordonnances, one disbanding the National Guards of Brest in consequence of their refusing to obey the orders of the Mayor for suppressing a tumult which took place there on the 17th ult. and of some of them actually tahing part in the riot; the other Ordonnance ...
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... VIENNA, Auo. 17.-Ilii Majesty our Emperor has renounced his journey to the irterior of Hlungary, since he has been oeici- ! ?? certified tof the approaching arrival of. the Evnperor Vlex- andler, wbic~h -vill be on the ist of September. Ills lajesty w:ll wait here fqr the Emperor of Russia, and in all probability thy will not set out ogethter for Pertb till about the 15th of 'he r u~ereu ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT Or GREAT BRIVAIN AND IRELANrD.. w O1UM F LORDS.-SEFT. 1. ' ~ 't After prayers, Mladinoiselle Dusmont appeared at the Biar,' and wag cross-examined by Mr. WxL~IAMt. J understand that you said thiat you have been In Ensglansd a~ monrnhs?-Yeg. Have yo en out. of England daring that tinrie ?-No el Iunderstan you to have said, thait you did not understand tssglish ?-I understand ...
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... FRANCE. PAIts, Aua. 28.-Letters from Breac'a of tir 171ii Arpqa^ %tate, that tite Ailrtrian columns destined to reinforce tiee sa'rn of Lombardy were daily extircted, and that thisa r1v, it as- pears, i to he at least bO.000 strong. Accounts from Agsbirir of tice 23d nol. quote letters from lnpriick, stating, that the ni rinI ber of Alstrian troopt which were traversiris- the Tyrol to pro- ...