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FRENCH PAPEn CHAMBER OP REPRESENTATIVES, JUNE SC The PRISSIDENT read letters from the Deputies sent to the Allied Powers, in which they express to tit, Chamber their regret on account of their temporary absence. M. ELAMONT read a letter addressed to him by General Hubert, on the good disposition of the army. A MEMBER. —We want official information. M. Gratattetto•-:-No more private letters. DUMOLARD. —On ascending the tribune it wits • my h - oention to make the same observation as my e •Ileaeue, Girardin. •We thank M. Blamont ; but it irate letter is to be taken as authority in one ezihrt of view, it must be received as equal authority in ano,hcr, and thcrekre this mode of communication is :,s unsatisfactory as irregular.' This Assembly and the Nati , n ought to know the situation of France. — It i. not hopeless. What I would propose is, that 21*.secut;ve Commission should daily make to the Chamber such communications as may be interesting to the Nation. communications addressed by the Govern ment Commission to the President were read, arpong uhich v as the following : LETTER TO THE MINISTER FM WAR. " I have the lidnour to inform your Excellency, that in consi•euence of the affairs of Thouras and Pont de Yrines, M. Auguste de Laroche Jacquelin applied to me by letter for a suspension of arms to the 25th inclusive—a delay which he considered tie; cessery for commuhicating to other Vendean Chiefs a prepositiop for pacifying the country. 14 I have the greatest hop* of succeeding, but I beg of you to honour me with your orders for the, guidance of my conduct in thiodelicate affair. I have written to the General in Chief, but I shall have your dispatch long before I receive his, and I request that there may be no hesitation oti an occasion in which it appears that the question of the country is frankly met. (Signed) , The Baron DELAAGE, Commanding in the Department of Deux Sevres." A letter from General Lamarque, dated Clissone, June 'NA gives an account of some advantages ob t fund in I.a Vendee. He mentions having surprised a large body of Vendeans, to the an-Aunt of eighteen or OVA), near La Roche Sirvieres. touted them, , and kil!.id and wounded between twelve and 15,000 men. After the reading of these papers, the Commission of GoVermeerit proposed a Decree as follows : " Art. I. The Government 14authorised to secure, by means „of it the subsistence of the armies and t he transport of troops. ‘' rhe Government wilt sJopt such meatires as to prevent and punisa any abuse in the ewe se of these requisition.). (i4,;rier') 4" Le t!uc d'OmaN't co, President." Tire C mnossion of C.:ornament proposes for the sarction of the Chamber of Peers and the Chamber ci R esencatives. the following law : 44 'lle Government shah tak.e, for the purpose of seeuriog pubiic tranqulity. all ineasures confornialsle to law, independent of which, it shall be authorised to punisl; all persons detected of corresponding with the enemy, of inciting or favouring civil commotion, having hoisted any coter colours, any other sign of rallying than thenational colours, of having pub lished fulse news, of having encouraged desertion, Or having prevented the military from joining their corps, either by removing them to a place distant f: am their usual residence and putting them under the inspection of the Police, or by imprisoning them 'wit/lout being obliged to bring them to trial within the time fixed by law. (Sie,ned) 44 Le Due D'OTRANTO, President." Referred to a Commission. SITTING OF TIM 25TH .MINR. The Cono-nssion of Government announces that it will send every morning . to the Chamber a Bulletin of the military and political situation of the Empire. M. Lsreavaz piopnses to the Chamber to adapt, as a distinctive sign of the Representatives, a tri coiourei scarf.—Agreed to. A Message was received from the Government. The Duke of OTRANTO sends to the Chamber an extract of the correspondence received by the Mini ster of War during the 24th. relative to the opera tions of our armies. c‘ Marshal Grouchy writes from Rocroi, that he has entered that place with 20,000 infantry, 3000 cavalry, and a numerous artillery. 44 The Duke of Delmatia writes from Mezietei in the 19th June; that the enemy will be in three days before L i anns; that great disorderi have taken place in the adniihistration of the army that there are a great number of fugitives, and that he is doing every dung ii is power to repair the evil: .6 A 'telegraphic Dispatch of the 23d June, an-i ;%our o ces ilteuthe.ariny of the Moselle was attacked in toc , oleo, that the post of St. Jean has retired upria Ferbach and St. Avoid. z< Our army of the Alps has repulse the ei gloat the Widget of La Grange, and takeifllig pr.6o ,, rrs. .-• 13 Nothing new in the army of the Eastern Pp*. aces. The spirit of the department of the Gets ap pear s to be ameliorated." • After a long discussion upon the proposed law. re. ‘Ative to Aeloitort, the Reporter of the Commimione read the Resolulon, with the Amendments resolved upon in the lime iu : Art. 1. "f m comwisilon of Governante, In order to eosore tranqu'idty, besiLvs the measures indicated by law, feel coder *gifts toe,: ei !wale!! be wiped of pedalos dr Ulmer► ing disturbances, displaying signs of rallying, or odd; Moors than Oi. Ig:.tup ai sv a tading false and Sumter' news* either being place.; ender sucesiutondence in a.place different from their place , of rL ' Ans., e. arrest without being obliged to egad dim bofere a Court r;i aw in the period prescribed by the law. • .!. 1. The present dispotition stall only be esocstod for throe month), at which tin.. the individuals takes up or plated under aur , rim endenee shall be free, or sent, if necessary, before the - • I . • . , - a. s'heire shal be crested in eaekei the Ldsblative Cbambors a c o mmute% to wieso the complaints tif lodividaals aftemod by Wegac .11,se shaft by adtimmsd. ws. The 7SksIDENT put tethe vote M. Tripierßs amend seneitol front The ditto of the pblicaticin of the pre.' Poi law ;" but the prOriout question was loudly :Called for and carried... - • • • The second amendment. 4;4 'Wed to reduce theiduration of the last, froM two to three ,Months, . '^.~ 's: •L tee&O. The d. whe elas tithe ~ wide arktato A Weds, ebsonede that 1' gime ainimencigh ke d, ales:2 fo r ks M. D ism m s with M. Merlin' and* Dusky Ministers of Stan, art Commission would duo statement the gustation was There were 969 voters. of plan and 70 against it. CHAMBER OF MU, M. Ls CoMTE de Ports COOLAYS pour of announcing to die mission of Government has just named venom of the Plenipotentiaries, charged in the name of Frances with making proposals for peace to the Allied Poise. I. Previciusly to accepting this honoutablemiukts; I have considered it .troy duty not only to acquaint the Chamber of it, but also to request a formal leave of absence. The demand of M. LeCointe de Poets Coolant teas immediately complied with. M. Le PEESIDENT.—It being imposiible to receive any communication from the Chittriber Of it sproem`', tatiees, who have adjonreed•their *Wings till t morrow, I beg to know if the Chamber ..wishes to adjourn until to-alto:row, or wait till there should be l occasion f..r assembling it ? Drossy d'ANcoas.—We must dot separate. New subjects for deliberation miet unexpectedly arrive. I propose our adjourning till one o'clock tomorrow. M. LE COMTE S*Ouß.—l stwpport the motion. We must not forget that our , Sittings are permanent, and that the re might arrive some important message from the Government. I move adjournuagtill two o'clock tcomearow..Adoptid. • PAWN JUNE is. Marshal Menem has addressed an Order of the Day to the National Guards of Paris, announcing his' appointment as their C o mmander.in•Chief, and the con tinuance of Count Durosnel as the second in: command. JUNE 26.—Napoleon returned the night before last from Malmaison to Paris. Yesterday, at one P.M. be set off again for Malmaison. A Journal announces that Napoleon is to embark at Havre for England. Boulay de la Meurthe is named, pre snits bit. nister of Justice; the Archchancellor, who had that tuft feuille, being President of the Chamber of Peers. General Drouet set off last night for the army. • - Since the battle of the .11Ith there arrive at Paris , daily convoys of wounded soldiers. A crowd of 0* curs, in good health, also arrive, and their remit in the capital astonishes many people. But we lone that they have all received orders, as well as the Ge 6 nerals, to set off to-day for Leon and Bigamous. The Mayors entreat all perms to send lint cad ainen for the wounded. . We cannot too much praise the zeal and patrio.. l droner the National ()nerd of Paris. It is to do* the capital area the traieirdifiry it diem in gin al 'gigaton of every kind. Count D'Erlon; instead of having boo kille4at' the battle of the 18th, was not even wounded. Lieutenant. General L'Hcaitier was not made pri• loner, but wounded in the right um. General Lefebvre Desnouettes is aiiived at lAist! with half his regiment. The Imperial Guard leasr l sernbling at Soissons. An advice horn the Governor of Dunkirk states, that a considerable Expedition, &Wiwi- to ravage our coasts, is preparing iu the English parts. They write from Strasburgh, that tie head-guar. tens of the Army of the Rhine is about to quit Weis• senbourg, in ones . to be removed between LaOchu and Lautcrbourg. PROCLAMATION, EY. TIIE GOVETIEMENTiIkoe4II4II4.SION TO TILE PermLE. 66 Pills, Jute 11. EtteNctimEsr—Virithip the period Of 'a few that, glorious successes and % dreadio,i reverse have agaii agitated your destinies. 66 A great sacrifice appeased necessary to tout peace and to that of the world.' and Napoleon abds. sated the Imperial power. His abdication formai the term of his political life. His son ii proclaiined. 4g Your new Constitution, which possesses as yet only good principles, is abiiut to undergo its applica. non, and even ' thou principles . arc to be porified anti extended. A' There no longer exists powers jealous of easlbl other. The space is tree to the enlightened patriotism of ' y yur Representatives, and I the Peers feel, think, and vote as your mandatories. " Alter twenty-five years of political tempests the; moment has arrived when every thing wise' and usia lime that has been conceived respecting Social bides- Lions, may be perieeted in yours.. " Let reason and pains sposk, and friercobb. side their voices may proceed they shall be heeds: 64 Plenipotentiaries have departed, in order maw in the name of the nation. mite lignelate Walk powers of Europe that peace which they have pin. mised on one condition, which is now fulfilled: GI The whole world will, late Ms be etelegeg ets, theii.replf. Their answer will make kaown whether justice and premises are any thing on earth. . Frenchmen! be united; let all rally In* dr.l samstances of such greatlmertasee. Let Cord be sprawl t. let diseenston be silent o this ment in which the goat idiocies of nations Vie be discussed. Be united from the Noe* of PAM , i to the Pyrenees k from La Vendee to Maries , 66 inn is he, whia, bout on the soil of Wm.*, whatever may be his party, whatever his LI opinions, will not range hianwlf under the Standard to defend the independence of the connuf mArmies may in part be destroyed ; bag Tien= of all ages, end df 411-aatioal, pr , an . intlepid nAtion 'combating fee justice ‘ 4 cannot be' destroyed, . " The 'USs:roil, abdicating , gas les* ala self as a sacrifice. • - Memlkis ..taCiGlodsii rtmtt devote &Marlon presestatives the Wog k (Signed) 4t 'llw ri • Tvi poskosfe! Th . whipobtfiv Rabbis** 411 Fnietamai tense stems' 3. The met sue ....II for 40 There have, been tielditlitePn from the fortifications of lideattsafttli $ part of the bra, cannon mounted. lbey acre to be replaced by iron cannon, of larger ca libre. The ditches which surround the works at St. 01111EMMIt and La Villette have been inundated. • RENNES, JUNE er. A second landing of ammunition, and even of ,aigne4,ttm Mow pa t has taken place at Auray: .It is pre -1 Began will intercepuhe convoy. , co aof Confederates and National Guards St. Brien:, in pursuit of the rebels, were soddenly , assailed by an ambuscade, which fired on them. Two of the confederate Gens d'Armes and a National Guard, were killed or wounded. On receiving this intelligence, the inhabitants of St. Brieus flew to arias. The rebels of Feugeray, wlio had declared their submission, now hesitate. It is perceived that they have been secretly worked upon. M. aedon. Chief it Legion of the National Guards, exerts himself to induce them-to deliver up their arms. He is gone to have a conference with them. The cutting off the ears of their enemies is no new fancy of the soldiers of the Great Nation. In the Vendean war, in 179.5. one ISoukams,Adjutant•Ge. neva at Ernce. used to give his soldiersllo hues a pair for human ears, which hastened tip in his ebeimber: So little did he attempt to conceal this fact, that he Id to a Commissary =order to pay 8001ivres pair of ems. The writing remained In the ~...,• of LAIOURLOT, and the fact was attested by Gaunt DAMAN, in the atertitnrr, 179.5, No. 595. VAIMALL.•.-.Thele beatatihll Cal tdenS Wee agate h outedeal with genteel company on Vrsdnesdapten. aims. Amour tbe wet distinguished were Mbe Rambo, F _veldt, arid* sot Pimples, if ie s s w e anasesaaa, ibalsirst, ilsrrowiy, Cataisa, Al V l ll:ll l tos. " rider ; Dissiets of at. Alban s, Countess Latvia, La* Cods. m e ta l.* Q u adoo, end tie two Ladies P.m, bled sot fair lissidotiate, Lady comes*, lard Paula, Lady Nortinoldlt s Sally Ilnybrooks, Lade a Patsi es s o araffertisCtleo, mad rap Mambas of the. House Wednesday seinnight the fotindation stone of an elegant new steeple an& labile moms was laid at Stirling, with ali due meanie insemonles. by %%L -OAM Aleptitsolll Esq. Proirost, in presence of the Magistrates and Town Council, accompanied is on with a sums:nous band of tutuie, by.the es of Fseentasoss in &stmt. amt maim t g eal neighbourhood, amidst a vast cooeouvae of spec. titors. A crystal vase, properly tined, containialg se veral coins of his present bLuscrr, with an k.din burgh - and London newspaper, and a parchment, siving a brief account of the circumstances, was pre 'lowly deposited by the Provost in s cavity of the 1 stone. The Rev. Mr. Mumma. concluded the solent 'nit,' with prayer, and the procession returned in th e Same grand order to the Town House. To TIM PUILIC.—EntraCt from La Belle Arsem. fells; a It gives us great pleasure when any thing Occurs that will create food for the mind to our Readers, and happy we are that we tan boast of so many. We have always had great pleasure in giving extracts from Mr. Gtfarr's astonisbbq Cases, ad positive Cures. from his celebimed pamphlet, titled, , A Guide from Pain to Certain Ease.' We finished the account of his cases of w'On. *dal Cures, which we have emitted' the Old qeries, in No. 69 of this Work. It Outs us at satisfaction to inform our Readers that we have evailed on Mr. GuesT to gists us permission to is. rt a number of new cases, wMch we entitle the New Series of Cures perfoneed by him, a any of which have positively been returned from the the di ff erent Hospitals :neural* a ft er having been under the cam of the most emu professional Men of the day. We cameo' help again saying, we feel r a i particular pleasure in enriching our Magazine with thvsc celebrated extracts, which Wf are persuaded will not only give great satisfaction to our numerous Readers, as well as excite their astonishment. In the sensole ages. or feudal times, many such Cure% as we' sleep hart. Use pleasure of laying before oar Readers, noel& no drubs, have been esteemed - miracles." • . 114,CHS. At ClMat, the i el hob! pule, Esq. pereeeter of the l ia arejr=thigttle•VOß at the 9di Foot, at s still.banv4l4 (a ) MAR allaDi Jane What Ott. Mr. hem Teraddell., surgeon, Royal Navy. Eari. to Mile" eseeed daughter of We late Akaaader Deo br. Miro. , hoe Au !Mires% lAnteeent brorew, late of die Stli rt- Shwa of fee, to Mary, thesliter al she e Mr. Wa. Whyte, eser zi =dr 111,st *kW% Clods David Dream Munro, to he*, eel, et the leie Mier Alasasober . 4eas 11,,at Wllfaliegb, dee lim& Arm Neverright, to Jowls, meter el the late lame Mass of Newllelk, Zeck Digo. et 11=112 the Mk rig et bletip,Thwass took __ tkigNal.smOse COMO *NM Ifitatmell,Ctii; Rev. T. Davie., fa Ws Mk yew He was' L .,_----, et 49 Tema la, the ministry, 14 at *kick de sorted as cur to of lianprrea and St. Weoaard'a, Herefordshire. Lar ar '' At s ul., the SW. Bildwin Lake, rector of Riddlessortb, Nadalk, had node to Sir W il liam Wake L '' i 5, at Edinburgh, Marl. aged four la te, and 1 g boors ith, Mariana, apd three atm* children at Wm. Rebseema, _ ,Marti lamiLatreet. Tim Were laid is Oil 114bt. libtrilre A Rdbla i IC STEAL PILLS. THE FOLLOWING QUANTITIES of TIV DER, taken at Germ; and condemned as Prize to Vowel under the command of Adasiral Lord :it Lieu:point-General Lord Wu. ISt N7l cumprisiag 127 Piero of Sid , d Oak Timber 69 Onk Knees and Crutchtb As Oak Plank front I to 7 inch** in tintkr.rns. 144 Piers. of sound Fins Timber tan Pieces of Sided Kim Ti m bal 61 F.las Plugs from to 6 indica in thickni... 37 Picea& of Ash Timber Li nerve , yt lir Timber Now lying is% Mr. Snrouti Nicholson 's Wiearf, Ship-tua:ar. Cbatharn. Fur Catalogues and further paetici4rs, apply 'to Mesa: Smith, Marten and Smith, and Co. brukers. Attain-vitt in.. Ltmdcn; W. W. Bentham, L'rizu Agent, Chatham and Line, nen; or•of the Auctlnne.r, Sheerness. A aura' cs UUN Still' OF WAY. At the Exchange, I'lymouth, on 1.6.1 a, July 14, at Noon, THs TC H 64 (t.J . .il-11 ut RorrritnAm; her Fore, Main, and part of M asts, liuwarit t. Ir"n liallast, Shot, Pan:, • pert. of her sr:tiding and running litEgiar, Block., Iron cheucs, &e. Ike. which wUt be pet up in tunable Lots, a n ill. ped.uf, Free of aU Duties, by a special Order (rum the liglat Hon. the 1.4w4591 his Matey *Treasury. • The lidlitglopper sheaths:4 and. together with the Stt,ret . _ de."4111:117::411tips. For the Ship and Rotes apply to the S lip -kceperf Isavedot gt,in Catwater ;and for further l'a:tic 111- , Catalagneq ae. apply to William May, Esq. 13,11c11 t. *London; and to Jahn Hawker, Esq. /Jut. Coast, nemortb: • 10104 LUSCOMBE, Brokn. . _ KENT. CAPITAL PARK about T DISPOSEDunaTeen Mars from LoNoort. TO Mt OF, Es LEASE of g very eligible FARM, cor,-.. risk, upwarth of Om Numbed and Fifty-fee Acres ul estalkoi Meadow, Pasture. Arahk, and Wood Land, :ztwith a sm& Parus-Hothe, Barn, Stable, awl 0-.. - Oardert, Orchard, Yard, Re. Part of-the I.ant!s are basseded by a an. mob. Stream of Water, forming a ties 1-I,b • Property fat a Garalassia fbod of A g ric ulture pursuit. rM Grounds are beantllMlT dlwrstl.d, and command rich Views c: the line Counter. Particubn of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden Anne- STAR AND GARTER INN, PORTSMOUTH POINT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, T.I. that very desirable, old established, ami wellaceestomesl FREEHOLD INN or TAVERN, call: i the STAR. and GARTER, with the Tsp thereto adjoin*, shunts at the lower end of Broad -street, an the Point at Pofl' month, fag several yeerepast in the possession of the Propee:or, Who it " I ' llo6o f faith* These Premises are in an o r.r,t..lir opt, caimate its Pillbe , sw sitewdiA e ogee at p s r:,. IllOolth, most Aged, skewed tar an Inn et' I rvrr.. whio leudness Ms been itairamemy carried on therein kw =any yew pest; and bevies a free Rogues. presents advantages, at mamensent of a war, rarely to be equalled. The Stock and fit. tures may be taken at a fair valuation, and to accommodate Pardoner, possession will be given, on the completion of 6. purchase. May be viewed, on application to the Proprietor on the Pre mites, of whom farther particulars may be known; or of Mr Snooke, Solicitor e POrtlea, Hants. All letters must be pest EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR. BY the EFFICACY of Dr. BOERHAAVE': INFALLIBLE RED il' 64. per !sox. per- - of either Sri, assisted by.the invaltahl- copious klirertion thL • with given, ve enabled to tradicer effec ually a. tit tin is •:'i• Disease, and to Name the recov , ..:y of hraith, with safety, ceruAnty and secrecy, in a few days, for 11111(onsDkeniss, harry, Scrofula, and impurity ~f thoefigag s oitlds naelldne is so wit known ald Wetly 3tieV , for 50 rya fast, that any farther cononeat is readere.l gasabi kitul Wl*. No. te, Strand: Sutton and Cc, , 1;! any /Ed SVolst) Bow Citardslardi and Bacon and Co. I.:, Ozford-uroet. Lanka ; aid all ;IN Cot Medicine Vaidet.. MMUS COMPLAINTS. DR. FoTHERGILL'S RESTORATEI7I COILDIAL DItOPS have been well known near lulf Century fee their eilleacylo every deectipdon of Nervous Die maws ? mid INZurbiltreV44on in Persons of either `.t bt Oki; ary of secasioned by a long M tisswela hot or umhsalthy Cliinates, the hinsooderate use (ii 1' Mem* Lionne.or odor seek* Odds, too Sedentary 3 Lit d e l d lWe to Stu*, excel**. Care or Grief, injudic ,,,. . et htereSry, or other causes. 6 Abets Stets exosillent and Ire-snimatin Medicine teem warlnth sad feigner to the to Nervous System, to rt pair the tone and injured coustitodua of the monger render Ilaid and promote the due *Gelation 'if the animal ju t• revive and exhilarate the languid dreopivg .pirits, Ilea by stimulating sad strengthealag the organs uf the stinuc excite s pnial glow of vital hilt which gradtally event!. t every pert of the tome; and if persevered in ter a ie3.o::.b dme, teebi t mess, lassitude satiety, melancholy, and al' plerable symptoms of dis ease will vanish; and strength. at, sereniti, and every evidence of renovated health, will lr heppy_reenk of tailing these invaluable Deeps. Idle• 110. lindooth Akio. 4, Chaspelde, corner of Chorchiard, London; and most Coal,/ Vci: :i • bottles, et es. Ed. sad Vb. cub. Tf) Troilus TAlrLoss., Esse IBEG leave to Waren you, th at ever since the te: t 7110,1 had been dieted with the Loos Venerea, which no its obstinately resist:lig evorycourse of roodlchic prescribee. t , •! most Imminent of the ficulty here, and undergoin, .everal 9rvt mimes of salivation and : ice discharged fruni t 7.e ; tospital. o little relief, would appear to be of the most invoterrte ugure• she spring of last year my disc rSer had got to such. a ho t, surly to pot a period to my existence. In this st a te , t s, emansesded by Mr. 3. Thompson, (who received s , , ei ,•.!: 1 Cl hy them hare,) to take your Lashes Patent Pills. Ay hit h to do on the loth May ; in the course of a fortniOr he ! ol'n"e.: receive benefit. In little more than a month • your liberal telvice and medicine, perfectly free from rt” user complaints, have recovered my former sp tits and -tro' and am beton* jolly and fat, in which state h., ving cart.' many months to the astonishment of all who at.ew me. .: eta loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but br,, .. P' tie good of other suffering winds, to m.ke this LIT c - '' public as possible, as I *ha on every occacon—in Nil Patty oblige, Sir, your grateful ebedttnt very h ue 'l ' , ras ALEX.. MUF• P ' e • deee's Mee t litgls•etreet, Edinburgh. so ,1n,.... t ~• ~• • reuru'ed awl, mid by (besot , PrOprietor, Theirs::`• Member of the Royal Collage of Surgeons to I.undu 3, at • h;.! • N 4.9, New Britlawareet. . • •• no; are elm ed i t* Ma t, at the P:rhtrur ,•• ,1111.114 d‘lbunostrest i Pad I tbe Toy-shop, No. 1, , 111401111bn • Mr. Diiimirough's N 0.7 Fbh-street-hi;1,o!014 tuft de iiketonset 4 an d by 00, p;rson in everY if l'amv -1/11.0 IS allelsok M.* hems only Os. 911. each, ~ • 31 u r' e Isideplipbiadresseete. 'disrobe person s deistic: ses c' 3l with ego and meters. PlIC t, NDON i Prinitbp Lc OZ. /CBOT, Piei.Oli _ Pl6lll/1" ONO. iit the Star ()Mee, '1 aspic 1 " - !' L ~~ F' ,:• , t 'lnoitu 11l 1.1 V Gossa.s.• .... . .. _ '1 ' a 1 arge b o dy of Vendeans, to the air,nunt of eighteen .11. Journal anntruar.9• bum. ...- r --- -- __ Genera DAMAO, in me Aremsestry i tv.7, rou. .7. or '1).1;00, near La Roche Servieres. touted them, at Havre for England. • Boulay de la Meurthe is named, pre helpers, l.• I,4IIIIXUA'LL...-.Thelie beautihil Gardens were and kilt..id and wounded between twelve and 15,000 fluster of Justice ; the Archchancellor, who had that ovoidal with Bernal company on Wednesda, men• Chambe r f Perri . fling. Among the most distinguished were • After the reading of these papas, the Commission Pshieu ffie • b ein g Pr esid e nt o f dle Cham 9 , Tee Russian, French, Spud*, and Pectorals, Amino of GoVernr‘eet proposed a Decree as follows : General Drouet set off last night for the army. Since the battle of the •leth there arrive at Paris s wrm'emeh"tiasewitHerrewhr• °media, and $ 1 ~., i y ; Anima o f ot. Alban s, Countess lAtvak, Lade i i 1 I " Art. 1. 'rite Goverentent 14 authorised to secure, by means ... ed soldiers. A CMW II Of C'ffr we, Lady CNntdeo, and tie two Lodes Paw, Lard ant _of a s ~ ..isartow, the subsistenciof.the armies and ill transport daily convoys o f wound *I troops. cers, in good health, also arrive, and their presence Pdsobeidor. Lady commas, tar* Paulen lady poet i 6. '.. I 1:e Glecrnment wiP adopt such me4stires as to prevent in the capital astonishes many people. But we 101111 ba l lY b ia s Yr thr Hates bd k o a c mw s " 1 " osias and purlieu any abuse in the elm se of thew requisition.). that they have all received orders, as well as the G5 (..,,;,,,e) (..,,;,,,e) .. Le Lille &Oil: AWI ci, esWeduesday ait'anight the Minden:ion NOM o Tile C innr,sion of Liovernment proposes tor the nerals, to set off t o- day for Leon and Soissons. elegant new steeple andk labile moms was I: saecrion of the Chamber of Peers and the Chamber The Mayors entreat all ;mums to send lint *W. -- - , - Stirling, with all dn. MaSnlliC assomootese by ninon for . the wounded. I .., . of Renresencatives. the following laws 46 The 64 - weinment :hail take, for the purpose of secnring,pebtic tranqu.lity. all :measures conformable to law, independent of which, it shall be authorised to punish) all pratorts detected of corresponding with the enemy, of inciting or favouring civil commotion, muc h praise the seal an trio. A ". WIAM ItNotltsolll, Esq. Pmeost, in presence ' thrZfc .tbe artaot too wpa m na i stiotas an d T own c ounc il . acaninpan i . National Queyd of Paris, It is to them on w i s h a narnamana b an d of music, 1 the capital owes theyarispiellsry it 1e . 130111. iiis vise a 1.., . . , gese f F s b ei n eee se i n d is t o w th sm ore in g h agiutors of every zrloo kind. of homier beet fast. sa ueighbearbaad, amidst avast memos, • 110- of the 18th was tint even wounded. dams- A crystal vase, *opt* timed, moth* Count D' ; bond ()I . having hoisted any o:het Colours, any other sign ' th e bat t . . • viral coins of his present Musters; with an it• of rallying than 'be national colours, of having pub. • lished f,Ase news, of haying encouraged desertion, Lieutenant•Generat a. rte . surer was not soner, but wounded in the right am. P ri. burgh - and London newspaper, and a parcl Hiving a brief account of the circumstances, en or having prevented the military from joining their General Lefebvre Desnottettes is air - teed at ties vinu•ly deposited by the Provost in a cavity • w i th half his regiment. The I mp e r ial Guard Was. • corps, eiftwr by reMoving them to a place distant stone. The Rev. Mr. RUsseLL concluded the • from th eir usual residence and putting them under sernbling at Soissons. ' nity' with prayer, and the procession returned An advice horn the Governor of Dunkirk states, 1 " the inspection of the Police, or by imprisoning them ea r T r e grand order to the Town House. avittiout being obliged to Ming them to trial width' that a considerable E s pe . dition,.. destlem: to ravage _ 0 TIM PUOLIC.—EnfraCt from 144 Bad our coasts, is preparing lit the Lngliah parts. the time fixed by law. - (Signed) the' , :" It gives us great pl e a su r e when au • % "Le Due D'OTBASIIro, President. " They write from Strashurgh, that the head-quar that will create food for the mind 1 ' • Referred to a Commis sion. . tern of the Army of the Rhine is about to q ui: Weis., "'ewe Readers. and happ y we are that we an b i 1 . 1 seriann or WE 25TH imte. senbourg, in order to be removed between Latidau and Lauterbourg. ; so mOny. We have always had great plea The Cernifssion of Government announces that it . i giving extracts from Mr. Gtfarr's astonisUai wi'.l send eicry mornin g . to the Chamber a Bulletin PROCLAMATION. .-....... .L 'ad positive Cures, from his celebiated pa BY TIIE GOValtuatitt.oatsaislON . IV THE a of the military and political situation of the Empire. l ' entitled, ' A Guide from Pain to Contain . , moron M. lAN:AV/11Z piopnses to the Chamber to adopt, .. •We fi nished the account of his cases c " Paris. hue 94. . • derful Cures, 'Which We have entitled' to as a distinctive sign of the Representatives, a tri- . coioured SCellf.—Agreed to. " FRENCHMEN—Within' the period Of 'a few 41y . erits, in No. 69 of this work. It 2 . • A Message was received from the Government. g•ortons successes and a dreadful reverse have again : great satis f act i on to inform out Rowan that , The Duke of OTRANTO sends to the Chamber an agitated your destinies. prevailed on Mr. Guest to give us permissis i . extract of the correspondence received by the Mini- 66 A great sacri fi ce appeared necessary to par rt a number of new eases, which we en 6 I ; :ter of War during the 240, relative to the opera- peace and to that of the world , and Napoleon ehilf• New Series of Cures petforsped by him, 1 . ' lions of our armies. • rated the Imperial power. His abdication forma the puny at which have positively ben rette:n aimed. " Marshal Grouchy writes from Rocroi, that he te rns of his political life. Hi ' Siln ' it M el the different Hospitals incurable, idler hair' . has entered that place with 20,000 infantry, 5000 4 g Your new Constitution, which possesses as yet ender the care of the most emment protest& cavalry, and a numerous artillery. • only good principles , is abOut to undergo its applica. of the day. We cannot help again saying i " The Duke of Dalmatia writes from. Mezieres nn non, and even"those principlezare to be pnrified RUA a particular pleasure in mulch; ' our Maga/ Cm 19th June; that the enemy will be in three days extruded. . those celebrated extracts, whi n cl we are p will not only give great satisfaction to our r before L l ano - ;that great disorderi have taken place -" There no longer exists powers jealous of each in the adniinistration of th e army ; that there are a other. The space is tree to the enlightened patriotism Residers, as well as excite their astonish tltee great number of fugitives, and that he is doing every of ' y yur Representatives, and the Peers feel, think, litho% ages, or feudal times, many such Co I t tint% in'his power to repair the eva: and vote as your nsandatories. . _.__ shall ban Lae pleasure of laying before our A . `, A telegraphic Dispatch of the 25d June, an- 64 After twenty - five years of political tempests vue would , no drub', have been esteemedmirael • younces that.4he.ariny of the Moselle was attacked in moment has arrived when every thing wise and ems- • . ilt' Sl:ght, that the post of St. Jean has retired upon hoe that has b ee " c o nceived resPettint social bodes - limo's. 1 Porbach and St. Avoid. tions, way be perieeted. in yours. At ClNtert, the Loft of Ma Hume, Ise. paps • I l ; ' 'z< Our army of the Alps has repulse the enemy " L et reason a n d g l a ti l n e r b; ea Thiel ;,, =Ze e Ir ' 416:- go tat s w ayed ; vpcn the bridge of La Grange, and taken 150 pt.....ers. side their voices may proe theY shall ha,bele‘ - it tie," Failt, 01 atillAerli CAI (a ons.) • " Pienipotentianes have depessedp in Greer mew __ 64 Nothing new in the army of the Eastern Pyren- in the no ne of the estiini. an4l " a e lr eleeidt ria. lbe . 1... vikftwatittir...MAug.kjaaraialket ropidosaomm sees. The spirit of the department of the Gees sp. Powers of Europe that peace which they ha ve Sm. to ismoad daughter of Ifs late Alex . raised on one condition. which is now fulfilled. - • ' 1 pears to be ameliorated." Ur. Eon Wenn 1 - •fter a long discussion upon the proposed law re- `... 1 Tin; who le wor ld will , like r e e be etw eie ll to haa te* at 11l Ligatflasat . law 01 . 1 s kstive to Avit.ttors, Lie Reporter of the Commissions' thet.r.rePl• 'lbeir read the ResPhrfon, with the Amendments resolved ju stu* and los thin ea rth . prbmi ans are lr a er n7 win muske g as oom whedatt Shama of hal l aa • tar al a" bk . /4 maw In roe: Mail hi* is, se c hum David Drown,. of Ps upon in the Bute its : J . " Frenchmen! be united tln all rall J 1 1 11 „dier ah'• only daughter •f the Major Alexander Munro. Art. I . 'L.,. ( ~ , ,an , n , iplon of Government, In order to sonee ellaiStralletri of such greatlmtiortanee• Leigendle• oise ss r at shim., th e Rs% AMP Skorwrigl • pub.k. tranqu'idty, beskea the measures in by b., wa y lord be aprseds. let dissension . be silent at this rsio- dew of die foto lamas Mean of Nowise, Esn. older against ?lose who ehell be sewed at prestaklng * Ulmer- went in Iwhich the gent interests of Mimes le r er Ito than. it ins disturbances, displaying signs of rallying, or other colours than be discussed. Be muted from the Nab d bulge Tandsy, at RlMenthiron, In We Nth yeee a his ow )I:moves ,r,es 11.1 tadlog false and alarming Down, either being plata under sui•esiutendence in a•place different from their place W the Pylnees k hum La V.endes to , )!Initt a . itel l . VINIMAIIeaI a data" sadists C Rev. T. Davies. to Ids 71 th y 9i ri. ' lice, ei arrest wi th out being obliged to sand theta before " Who is he, whit, born on the soil d I E. :: rritr„Vrth; • , a Court GI taw in the period prescribed by the law. • .!. whatever may be his party, whatever his i tt a I dpwudg of en y o re l a t h e em i n i eeri, re at which 5. The resent diepothion stall only be emoted for throe Opinions, will not range himself under the operate of Idangarren and St. Weoaard'a, Hereof& • n months, at which time the individuals taken up or placed ander • r. auc , rein endtnce shall be tree, or sent, lf necesserp, before t h e Standard t 6 defend the independence of the conpuif At Bath, the Rat . Baldwin Lake , rector of P Narfolls,niad wide to Ste William Wake Trill:m.4e. • • 1 , •., i. - **Armies may in part be destroyed ; hat the Jane 15, at Edinburgh, Mary, aged four years, a a. ihore *hell be created in *l4O the Laghlative Chambers • mom of all ago, and oil laillolelattio. pe ..; ~ a C°ll/44/1". to " k i t taa "'p lata" 4 4 ' 4°44" 1411"" by inttepid nation econalasting K Aeolic, ansAesik. ,Nardi IlassLitoset. Tbey wire laid h, 9 0 , • ~1 1, .tredsifya shill be addressed. . . • .. .k . xi ' ig a ill i — iv ia "A l ' tittlllll4l AROMA Ile STEIL PILL.t; r bb. WhiTMS!DEtIT iinetethe vote M. Triplet . % amend. " u" ', ° L be .. L . 'clesig __ A " "4 •,. ~„e i ii. i , syieltii''" fromlhe date of the publication of the pre- , 4 . " ''''"` . E st , 1n In 6 ' Nerinisrs and Debilitated may be , . 'lfni law ;” but t he prelims* question was lousily seu as a sacrifice. • The Mem eat dWeicillern. • whet awl ponisasent kleal:h."4 _she use o f -tilled for and carried.. •• .. - S - • .. . !Mitt * devote thernerieelia! 0 . 14 'km VP A l e : * IrWri AROMATIC *mei. Pil.o The setond amendment. 4441 tended to re d uce .preatetatives the feios of Viet •: . . ;._ ,...a.._. _;''' * I '-. istehtstoirbesisee (front whole e:ftipe tb i thnkloration of the law, from tire to auto sioigh„, - (Bired . ) * o f lie Dv .9.4007... _. ..10eP a ktv ia 010 vikata. fgo al Nervosa annds pinfient or otheity l:ess tein uf a i wasigreed to,' ' w . . , .. ; ' s ' su :mere espsiseept ea Latsl Mee, Veen .: • 4 The foUttlit for substituting local, coma' missions of , • • .i; mcmiat r..' ~ ~ . L . . 4 . by Edseges,l4, Bs. tea l's lourchisen e l i o . ..-: - Paviskin - fbr 4 0 , 1 1 114 . 1 0ci Of ible . 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