... . .. I RiLnbon, Aug. ?? day M. Bacher, chargeed'affaires oi France, remitted to the diet the-followisg-nnte: 'he undersigned, charge-d'affaircs ?? majesty the Emperor of the French and Kingg of Italy, *at the general diet of the Germanic empire, has received orders from his mijesty to make the following declarations: Their majesties the Kings of -Bavaria and NVirtem. burgh, the sovereign ...

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... PARLIL4MfkRN'TA4RY 4ABSTIeAL'T, continued from p. 2. HOUSE 01' LORDS. NONDA Y, MAISCHt 2. Nunerous petitions for a gradual abolition of slavery were presented. Earl Grosvenor, on presenting some of these petitions, asked how minis- tars meant to act-if the colonies possessing legislatures of their own, riluoed to adopt the measures recommended by government? How tl* expence of the ...

... . x' FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. . -- __ BY THE KING. A PROCLAMATION, far the Encwii'agemn'tii of rictq and Virtue, ?? the preventing anid 3unishirng if Vice, P'reiph*ne- ness, and Imnmnor lit. GRoGE, R.-We, most seriously and religiously conside ing. tuat it is an indispensable duty on us to be careful, above all other things, to preserve and advance the honotr and service of Almighty God, and ...

... :M{JO- SUA i The foihuwiU tg leczt to the 101501 ?? , .; i ticulars ot a vi l reatcli,;. c' 1- i c-hcni ir'g eatirrlt;y to this prot l]ij . I i . LI ill E ld iat Id'ile 1l1 Cod l s c I th'e ;iLhtiist' aleqlalitall.e with ?? N orls -: tion o; tile siam'e ?? a suificient ilitlro ClCtIIl ; l ?? ?? (a1i1l v.htit lie- CaIL Ie Ore ?? j3. -izl-y'5 ?? ;zSe I r&uii, .: si- .1 i ;: . -h! ' ?? tire fil ...

... ADVICES FROMV DORCHESTrER. I alToI nn~o s }ie- ?? A Mrch1r- ?? ?? _.1. 1.. We mentioned last week, that aManchester. paper had. pubiished three letters fiom the pen of the notorious Carlile, whiih showed the untaned spirit of that hardy offenider: we now- ?? thesh eistles, fbv, we are convinced their circulation will be useful. One would have thought tlhat 'cre this, the steru reproof of jus- ...

... - - A. To Me 'Edil.',r vf de Nl Iheslle C404'',r. ;:qR1VDITJR,-IU ?? i'aaluak 11aper, you ?? & 4fcrriiau Rlion of cur oub ?? valuable remains of autiquity sauid natural bris_ ry beir - fdund in difflerent liats. 'biitaei initsqvtpun the curious- discovery of the buiial.place oftoiriW okS airke~stors, a short dis- tanve Irout' Neathirstdn-Catlen r'1Iatvhisile, Northumber- land, in a spot, wbere ...

... - - LONDQ. ?? - i UNION. OF-GENOA AND , rFRATCA. ' * Gvznsa, .fn 2- 2. Some of_ te Genoese seiatoris, who r:wer'e' sent to Wilan to the coroination, ?? retde* here on t'he- 14tl .Ult vith -D Sa1i;etti, the Frciich mini- Iter, oti tbe next d -y an extraordistary sitting e the senste: uas ,Iheld, in. which the sAtate. formally t;ecared. rfor an: 'uiuin with the Frenich-empire;, ptclasn' -ifs ...

... ,, . N I ?? f .; I 'Mqhday; JUJl li; ProduLL Ytaki of 50's. ai1 f. 9 sllbw as. : - ?? (if i9e3gs. ci.ei 41 i.Uh'S. v C r ?? . |- SxV.~blt4 Cti4~ Stilrkes f ?? ii ,af!wstts. s ,sr ditti. ?? iTvieiilai. --lThe afsosfirah Siaies ot a)r.,es. t *s nddesd.e. 9 ub. a~pc - 'tdo Tlif filly St6esot25 en. WiF-gs. . tox ?? , subs. ns per ?? 1|is n~hjcsty'C QO~rt i~gC 'LAfI', df i ben rry's b WcinlvYIN E ...

... t; ' Err MOCUE C~Oi'IZAN! 1EXI'RAOPDINTARY D Ifagoe,i 2 Tei.z-.Ve' learn with lnnate thu.D crh adlfrench troops, Iormhig thea, a o t conmmanded by his m1a01jesty tile kie;g Si Lac IIsv5 been compelled to the cruel neccssity of rtclaiefle, ai spedlarora of the gallat deeds of thetr fellows ui one. gu that they have participateu in its gl)ory. I'llhe folloing report contains the particulars of t ...

... . . L ONDO iV, bEcMR 9, 1807.- The Vrench frig-te L~a Cyhelle, tliat wvas_'t- ltong blockadk- ed ill the Chesir eakc b4 a Diitish squadson, hias it list Wide her escape. Olre ilight at the *admef Coltober, slc. took advantageC of a fog i-nd a fair winid. aid tveut to sca suroo*rvecl be the British squtdrlni Sir Ch:irla Cottio is appoithtcd commattiaderjil chief of the ships on the cosut of ...

... T 0 So tkic Editor of the Newcastke Couraii t. t I - SI1-I wi,-l not unnecessarily take up the time of your readera. by off'ering to demsonstrate what every person of information ?? sible of, namely, that factious and unquiet spirits are still at work inliouring to destroy the beauty of our politicsal fabric, by altering the mixture of its component parts. in other words the radical gewrN wish ...