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massacred by the
It their Uy?L^
H?cn,tj9 of condolence
e thl 1 1
5 in coh?flfiew? ii^PlP?
f jnt the Uking tt?jM>?*U the I
tVete I
th4 |0ofe,
(here jwi be >tm do?bt of
to brave the fatigue, of f cntestel
wS elect
Wis gLidfather tv?? a coLSnpS!
of Dean ttwift and his father lie
*' curder of
trial , which would have terminated
1M h# conviction, and consequent
behbadkgo* the Scaffold ! Tlie mo
ment tho Ministry Under -stood this,
?they sent in their resigtiatjous. Tl?^
King, finding lus cabinet and the
uation opDOdCil to so sanguinary a
. Abandoned it. It was
however, he had positively de
I lie would nut suffer her to he
crowned with him. She was ex
| pecttd in Englaud> >nd the opposi
tional*** making preparations to
give her a splendid reception,
, The Puke of Wellington is said
to have lost the Whole of his immense
fortune at the gaming table. One of
the winners was the lhlke of Clar
tcej the other Ldrd Yarmouth *fM
IT be Loudon Statesman asserts
that Louis XVIII. wilt not send
any troops to the frontiers of Spain.
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Extract of a tetter from Liverpool,']
dated 19th of heb. >1820.
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\W\i
?To-d#y scarcely any thtaglms
,be?o done in cotton, and inferior
qualities especially, are difficult of
jaale. W e may quote prices df Up
land at il J-^l to 13 l-2d?N.. Or
leans 1 1 l-2d to 15 l-2d? Sea Island
fa 7d to Ssld ? flour on board,, 32s
toV84s. ? old rice, very dull at 17s
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JKpyal Fungal,
The Loudon Courier , ofm#*7tli
February contains nearly tw elve close
columns of ibe F unera\;Cereroohies,
B" ?u" Ll the day before on the
the British King George
It says, "the most ma- I
jestic pageant that ever passed to the I
Human Capital could not bespeak a
nation's respect so highly and so em
phatically as this scene." The ? Oe
mou" occupies nearly I
n; and shows- that all
, ?-rf* the B,ood (I1* flUl*
ark being the . Chief Moutoer)
all the Great and Small OflW&sV 4
'StJite: the Military s all
tyfriun th? Dukes to tl
?and all the variousma tie
to^^jgpyal^ .
lytriarc
roads were thronged to excess' to see
The Dukes of Wellington, Buc
I Newcastle, Dorset, North
and and Athol, were (he pail- ,
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PARIS, FEBRUARY J|
havehbe^hrb,la,,te ?f
bus ,*8saifci
igb*ttto#tf
wm
^Z%iv
trateJR
?K3M -2**
Prince attended the
in quit
ri,
ess to her carnage in quitting the,
OwiM.ftpthfe j she was already seat
H?L whl?n n npfflnn n?fifiino> nnirlrlv
ed, when a person passing quickly
him with his anq,%ad thum* ponif
fell senseless in the ?rms
'ants. The Wttdtiwherself
of the carriage and drew ...
jer from the Duke's breast, whose
exclamation was, me meu*?."
The Duke Was conveyed into one of
the Htobft*
nearest surgeon sent for. The
ith warm lolious^:X(M
1
much, that tils e
pujftren, Epnrgne* moi?Je Knwi
rr^?.^rd
Seated in pnfcCorner of the cb?(
in indescribable grief. P Th?
~JS2?V?i?__
that he had meditated the murderer
since 18t4, and that lie. had q?rtttc_
Met* for. 1. nlais in the intention oil
Mtssasshmting the King on hit rentree;
but that he had arrived- too late f thai
lie had At length resolved on the ex
j tri niiualitni of the Duke de lferri, as
the youngest of the family,, kuowiuii
that nature would' soon dispense him,
j from the* necessity df abridging the
words ; ?,Jpb6r irfant.?I with that
you may be lets unfortunate than the
made his will. A young man having
his
ing his eye* -*id to him, ? What
are ou doing? My wound is per
'haps, pcnsanotu.'^ ? The King never
leMW Duke's
ink tlft King, he, exclaimed, "Sire,
pardon for the pun who hat stabbed
nve.^ Pardon for t/ie man ^ It is
?My sou^C replied the King,
?you ?^ll, 1 hope, survive the cruel
<leed> Wo will, hereafter, consider!
LI',:
Tl* assassin w? b,
Count Menars, ^nd a gens ffarme,!
and %?s immediately taken. His|
* ?-?<?* w ly ? W ? * 'JJ Ji? . # "8 T5"'
went and. returned with Bona
from Elba, and has since been
pyed in the King's hunting es
diment. On being examined,
allowing were his replies
What induced you to commit
:rime i?Jinswer. My opinions.
bulTe d
other $
JJ* has?ot M
lir ^ tfr (tottarhmeflt
iilllnmirectionM army, in con
. t ^ I'onvmtioit conclude
"he gsm; CT8n
and General f)on Antonia' Quiroga.
We ar?aU? informed, that Corrun
na has pronounced in favour of (tie
Constitution ami Curies. The great
eat jmit of the letters from Spain re
ceived at Bordeaux, from tlie 5th to
the 7th, have on the head of them,
w Wterly to.ConitituUon."
Yesterday in the monthly, M.
Vives, a general Si the Spanish
service, and charged with diplonia
tic mission to the Congress of the
United States oft America, arrived
?at i*aris? . > '
^.*vo.5HT . ' j&iih j ;
? ? ' I.?NDON> FEB. 15.
r-*w jjt .j i i
V 'IV moinetat our paper was fctnnfc
to press, we received the imjMirUnt
information that the Chief Ministers
(following, as we |.ksi??, the ia>
nglse'at.ihfc- l.nrrt 1ftham?Hor)
in their resignations !! ! Tlte al?>ve
sudden event is understood to have
arisen from ao unwillingness to yield
to the wishes of his Majesty, on a
subject of Cittcme delicacy.
<???? .WhatfrlT^ft to he the fliwl
Bribe
(Jadiawas safe and tranquil, i
53Fin|
aid* or
^^t^ashnn^ia^
to. are proved to have
fiwl revolv.
fe
ig remarks.
of discontent aj
ofthoBoardpf,
grc0R <*d from
offend