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... FRIDAY, October 6. Paris Papers to lhe Ist instant have arrive:!, but they contain very little of imparlance. We are tired of the speculations (for they are no bitter) with which the Journals ofth.it Capital have so long been filled respecting the Treaty of Peace, which they confidently speak of as being already signed, although no two of them agree exactly as to the conditions upon which that ...
... SATLItDAY, DECEMBER 9. OOWNIXC.-STREET, OECGKBBR 6, 1815. His Royal Highness the Prince liegent bas been pleased to appoint Charles McCarthy, Esq, to be Governor and Commander in Chief in &A over the set liement of Sierra Leone and its dependencies. ...
... FRlt)Af, ?? The Paris Papers pf Friday and ...
... IMP E ft II L PARLIAMENT. {Continutdfroni our Fourth Page.) HOUSE OF LORDS. Mokd.it April 8. bconaparte. On the second reading of Buonaparte's Detention Bill being moved, Lord Holland 'said he tvsts astonished that the Nable Srcretary of Stale should propose the ?? reading of a Bill of this sort, without explanations a- to its nature and object. He would ask the House why .Ministers ball ...
... plement mutually formed by fp two Par- London ; printed by J. M'lÃer.V ; and sold by R. Rec». Pall-Mall ; WsnMortis, Ply- moul!) ; and L. Congdon, Ply ra|p»- Dock. *) HELSTON^^^ socm% Far the Benefit of Widows, In which are several vacancies ; Capital near st'3,ooo in the 5 per cents. TFIKF. next Meeting ofthis Society will be JL held at the Duke's Head, in this Town, on Monday, July Ist, ...
... FRIDAY, August 2. The Paris Papers of Friday and Saturda, last have been received. The wretched conspirators silling them- selves patriots, who were cipit;il!y convicted, were to undergo their sentence ou Monday last. Our intriguers, Wilson and Bruce, have beeu compelled to leave France. They were escorted to Calais by a party of gens tf armes. A disturbance took piace lately at Castres (a ...
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... (fraught down to Thursday.) FOREIGN. The Paris Papers to the fith inst. hivie ar- The squabbles between the Royalists and the Jacobins still continue. The latter have the audacity to wear the violet, the emblem of Buonaparte, thus displaying their affection- ate remembrance of his return two jears ago to his government of ahundred days -, and persons are found ?? Ministry who have the ...
... FRIDAY, Mat 23. We congratulate those who are well dis- posed toour matchless Const itnlion in Church and State, on the defeat ofthe Catholic Ques- tion in the House of Lords, on Friday last • and On the very respectable majority ?? that defeat was accomplished. VVehafjW|pi|i given a large portion of our limits to lie dis- cussion of this subject, and we can refer our Readers to the' masterly ...
... (Brought down to Ikursdajr.) ' FOREIGN: • The Paris Papers of Saturday last announce fu other considerable fall io the price of Grain. Tt c crop* in France promise luxuriantly, and the disuirl.nnces nnve nearly >ut*||dcd:— The French Judges have confirmed, by a **■». decision, a law nif the Cfiivepiion of 179*1, wink declared, that Priests aiid Nuns might take op rak succession of their ...
... (Brought do ten to ThursJjj/') ?? The Paris Papers are to Pri«hj ?? There has been some civile* in ln£ Frencii .M i nisi ry: — the Minist r -»f Marine, ?? rhaf, i*« replaced by Count Gotivion de St.Cyr. The Ex M mister has » ...