The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-09 00:00:00

: 1 . • •". • • •• • ••• .• _ .i T.~s f.. .I g * 1" I , s t ,,, tt o:intuit , S • Na 29G3. LON.DON, WEDNESDAY, :AU UST 9. 1 15. " rks a.. for mewls Maur:ors jell es Me SW. ,srbtiar died ea ecafrold I .. . FRENCH tP4PERS. BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS D4ll. By Reed and-Hunter, Law RaabeHers, Bell•yard, Lincoln's li.n. price 12s. 61. boards, I • PARIS. Avo. 5. , APRACTICAL GUIDE to the QUARTER and ollser SESSIOSS of the PEACE; ad ipted to the *.e Y6una filag4trate , and netitienteit of Oar Profes ot the eisiniatairenierit of their Pal litiC nuiies. By the Author er " A Prat-lien' Exposition of the Othre and Duties of a Javier ofthe Peace." '• - •. NEW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. In Two Vole. leo. with al Appendix, pike 41.95. board.. PRACTICAL EXPOiITION of the LAW 1 - 11. relative to the Other and of a JUSIICE 4 the PEACE, continued to the cod of the rear ISIS. , Lie W. DICKINSON, L•ti : • Barrister at I.etw and for more than thirty years an Acting Ma gistente in Law. Counties of Nottingham an.l Linc• ln. Prins. t f r Hoed and Hunter, 140, 14,4 I-yard, Lii.mlo* 0% 119 111...41 cnitstaotty on snit a I t Ege kola of Law Work-. Als dvisalise de.c..unt for really moDey. 10 0 WATER Lon so nsca t C.itv of Loudim 41%. 711., 1815. T the G ENER AL ME ETI NG, Iteiol wed, " The a Onsernl Sabscriptian tte all eta...eis opelled f thei t ertal Relief aml Ilene& of lb.. 11... m ali f e o f the sod of tar W. . Sofro-ens self the RR !TOUT int V eider newton:tad of the Pls.. , , nus WELLING the signal Victory. of V. ate In and jo rts , overeat Kettles 5:115 h hive Area or may be f.night in the pre•eut Canopaiev."• vent of Sobsrriptiotth already miierti44 5t102.431 I7s. Id. llertion at Wheat. CollemlM at Bieriger, h'oapstead Chnrrh, Oanst, after a Ser. aft a 11 , .icour.e moo by !tie Rev. J. sv b. Resr...l Dow. Markt 04 £l3 13 £l5 0 CAleet on • al W*o(- . 0 7100.41 nt She Epts.. lee, in illorthamo cepa' Jews ch.,pel, low:tire 91. 17s. Id. B" nal-ereen.afier Collection at Sireat. a Setinun by the Sel.l. HAM:. ' it, the Rev. C. S. Ilsw- Rev. J. Howard , SI. A. ree•iss. Zs. 9s. ed. e iu wiser and cop- Major Edward .1 er r. ems, 40. 199.14. 0 don Smith 21 0 Collection at Whits 11. C. Senior. ~en. ii 5 tiogd.us Church,' by 4. C. S. ajar, .to'. .4 she Rev. W. C. j,,, ,es Cosupo.... 5 0 Wilson 151. Si. 7d. Ceisectod as R Irnmood I Titomos and William Chorea, on the S. sh Howard July, atter a Si-r- Collection at the Vil a. di b. tar Rev. E. Itte uftV.llian, near Pillfe.liti, I It ti :oek,ht tbeitev. tegoent L. Harvey ti...t% al the lii.o.bi. tam.. by Will am buti.e. Tie... Miler 2241. Si. sa• ;lane. t•on 8 0 • the Men". r.i.if .be T. rig.. lA, ge, 1).- , hs,t‘t If. 'lmam, Acting r SO Q . ).urine. H. Martin, Co 21 0 'tssfisi. a Pine at the 'rhea re at Scar. h..r , usa 15 0 oliect.d a the &p -lea Meeli 4 Ii• two . at llerrford, Mire a Owe. str-e by the Rev. K illi.an J met 6 0 At Rani...bottom and Co. Col:et - lion at Cleeeer Church, after a I)i.- rour•r bb the Rev. J. Turner 27 6 At Willic shd Co. Mien Coerrit 5 0 John tilockett awl Sun SI 10 Wm. Huttuo 5 5 J. G. 1 1 Wm. Collins 5 5 Al Messrs. Hoares. Mrs. Mary Batton 5 0 F.s.l of Plsossourb ?10 0 e..ri.h of Laxson. by she Rev. J. Wit- Ai GI VII OLIO CO. ter. J,hme 111r4 10 10 thm Frinelz• bury Cberot, hear li .ebemet, by the Rev. W. J. Meh zies _ .211. Ss. 6'. Wll Pari.h of Rocking. hh . .. per Lord S..odes 21 Rev. Rithard Perryn 5 b Captain Edward Fan o...se 5 0 41•:rr and Parish -1... er% Slsuine. in Kent 901. IF. 6 1 . Inv. I inn RI VV:iitnil. DAC, of ri a Ser -1.••.n IIV oh.* 1+• v„ 1.. S. Itadtl3le 641. 174. Bd. E. V. S. Cnisi.,i• W. &Open, P N. 10 10 .1. A INtlevmple 10 10 John Fonter 21 0 A . 1). 3 0 C. D. 3 0 At Ua•termaa and Cu. At Haultev anti Co. Li ute aut.( M. Bur. .e.s. Prndeutaii Ar- • y 5 0 Wur. Staauts el 0 R. 10 10 ..•ill and SI. £lO It) • It. ll CI ie ir-ring of Gesiti. tt , f the 1".ri.11 gra k. by the Re% . T. F. Bawer. Vicar 200 0 I. (*bib .a 3 3 ", , Ilectine nt Chlt tech& Church. Nish a litscti•teil .4 51. by the R , V. DI. Ch. i • fielsl VII. Hit. 6d. Cali••rti••a sit 4tti•a•r -• lield t'bureh. :slier a S ria n b* the Rev. twine A u‘ti 146. 41% R. B. R. (R•...) yel 1 tolteethm nt the Cl.tteettof Bock•. offer it mon by Cite Rev. - Rnikes 611. si. td. Collection at Tbrit• ley Dotrett nod r ;titter C!,neelt,Not folk, nft.•r a Dis ro•tt.'e ItY the Rev. B. W. S lit. 6d. WM. 14 alsby Stmt. I nri• g• ..oe 3010 Sehtrtiptiom nt St. Alb .a's. Lout tli;otan.,.• wet 3 :tee Sob -et I;tti,',l4 end Vol :. fi r..t..+b.•t 247 2 ht r I•a•1.e (Lime ) UXBRIDGE. Wives, Iver, 'Sot:Owen and Acton, New Post touch, every Ahem. VV EY mown' Uniou Coach. carrie F ur through Doreaester, ll'android. Salashairy. and An I..yer, every After noont_arrives at the Cetwn Inn, Wey month next Foreeo..ii; the Packets ,nil on Wednesday and Saturday Asternoors, sit FON., to Guertuev mid Jersey ' Cherta urg and St. %sloes.— Tar road (rout Chet burgh to Parts, is the toast delightful and the cheape*in Fiance. EXETER., Plymouth, Weymnath, Dorchester, Faimonth, I) rtai d Salisbury. New Past Conch, terries Four In sides, every Morbitie at %even o'Clock, through 11...iit at, Al minteer. liridpost. Hasismooke, and atigshot. • HOSTINN, tpnldiap, {lrma's...man. Snit. n. and Hunting dam New Royal Mud Cu. 114.1.41. out ever) Eve.,in t , C o ache s rum, flesessi a.. It 41e.y., Loath, Grim-by. and Hull. LIVER POOL, Warrington,,Komotiord, Stone, and Litch. every Evening la Five "'Clack, to tor Sar.iretes Head 1n.., Dale -street, Liverptmi.— Gt. Orr throngs' mt. I/0V CB. Deal. Marytte, Rainsgor, Casiterbnry, Fever. s+”111. Cluithaur. It .ciever. alai Glair:wad Post Coaelbeil, • ruin; weal Eve.i.ing• rti •u,4 tots i'OL Fish* Past Caache., through Chip. priduan, Calar, wad M tatirseratga, ever% Al orr •1111.1 :advt. at Mr. May's. the Gee. hound Inn, Bath, and toe L....1..5i 1 1 2 12 Jaoor. Illot7.." - ' The•was-street. flri.bl, 'test rurog....--Coacnes to Wells, Bridge-venter; Eceier, &c. K KM!) 4L. Lammore. Prestos, Klrhy-Lorrydrale. Bottom, Cborleys Orroskirk. and Garsiang Post Coaches. eery After ▪ as rive o'clock. Guar.lcd. GLASOnW, I.• u town, Gretna-Green, Annum, Dumfries. Unmake'''. Thornhill - Srowfahr.Kiln, Caimmck. K ell, ant all I , 3rts of Scotl a nd, Camp,' do 14 a Catch (I)ndy). YORK, Newcastle. and F.,linkurgh, new enact., pert rwed with a Guard thruagliaut, sew "tat every Monti g half-paet , air o'Clork, -by way of Newark, Belford, Tialcnster, Dar lington, N nrthallerton. Ducaam, Murprth, mut Brew irk.— Pm-enters finding theinsettes fatigued from she length of the jimmies); may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional fore, an sae Black 'tutu ISM ! COW) , 'Wert, York. Coarhes to SUMerlitild, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby. rind ether Places. BRIDGENORTH .nod Walyal new Post Caach, every *Evening. CARLISLE. Penrith, and Whitehaven. Past Coach. with LOCK vou SURGICAL DISPENSARY. a Guard all the way. Passes through Broogh, Appleby, fist &mid Mew* the Doke York . thetod Grhatabiridge, 'Richmond, Cattetlek, liormial.bridge, We fallowing Committee nf.aareroors , therhy, Aherford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest • Earl of Leitrim I C. ° , . 1 4 " W */ • J ° .." 11 , I‘l M. day by eighteen miles). sets out every Waning, and per- Earl of Etta:wont oitan ,_ cog- farms the inutile, with the greatest facility. Pas-augers detain. Right Wu. T. J mew 1 clit . '" ll / 4 U . C.:41"B", P. •ed ..i. the Road by bu,itiess or pleaorre, have the peculiar ad. Rt. Illoshß ii. Sir ridan.M.P. Captain James Hay. vantage ..f their srats being secured in the nest Coach. Col. J. Harry. I P I C H EST I-M. and Parkaa te Piet Coach, daily. %sow , . Mr. birnsran, Mem:writ/the Coller.lemdon.. SU VD ER LA ND, Sias ktmi, and Y arm, New Coach, every , THE Patronage this astit a Him has received, for Naming, to the George lain, Sunderland. threxela•irrtreata•ent;,,d Cute tot 1.:4t. ar ses, ;Ott • ted MANCHESTER, Wis.slow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, with ar enerra t :ma their dreadful cansequence3. MI and Wolverhamptoti, Past Cltch. every Afternoon. gunr4rd. ' 'strictures, &r corgared antler the ms. SHREWSBURY, Wellii.gton, and Shiffnal, Post Conch, of the tiro pr des-io. tittilitlr., Wiils.ittsfs the Pub- th• Prim., of wain, every EVellinf,, at Five te Clock, guarded. Leaf the hi e n m a i m, of bi r. K (ERN A N'S nod that by it SHEFFIELD wad Rotherham Past Coach, called the Rock ineonvessiences of Puidir Charities are asubted, whil.4 the Ingham, every Morning. "thIC turd lot war. ore rintreted,ratob,l the fatal delina , ms he ld pretea.:.•rsw. iqat -f I .rui (tee. Bailee N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage. Goods, &c. conveyed by : 10 , sppeared by the Asumal ep. 11 4' IPI I. 3131 pirtientreif lice wider- wallowed WAGGONS: h • . **4 ' `. lll .ve bees. calbP ,l l" , ii' tis re - rti" "e' ", "J'" YI" s"e To DIsS, Beccles, Bungay, Bury, stud all parts of Suffolk, alat with chi; tricy i.d srrr s teethes tar mikur wit 4 evert Month.., She h ,ve lithestwit un ler the aae , e•"*.1 11 " 0 " f run' lIR I.:NC:I.STE rt, Abingdon, and Henley, three times a I. ....titasue Irmo tea to twcnW ‘fah. The ti •, %twit. ell no Mr. Klemm*, treatment on a few (14V5; stud where !YOUTH.% M PTON, Winchester, Ramsey, Lyndhurst, Ly. .:41e , r nye of detbilii% en. tsar early applit - Mian mittg(oo. C ~i ichar.l,, Ringo tool, Fordingbridge, W unborn, I.ina.s. to prevent the dinger'llmi IntlY e"• 10 '. P... Ir. I-le of Wight, J ersey, and Guermey, Waggons Daily. Mr. Merano may lie ctatrultril 11, ehher Rea. with' the SUN BURY, Ilomptoll. atid Twickenham, twice a week. err-tr.t -eerecv. Of hi. bri‘ Kir 11•11 r. Not. 21, 140% , Char- I.: /Pi Wit' Wo in kit. and Deptford. Berlfard•stirtarr, fr. in ,vine to ivrelve iu the morn- , H EMS TEA 0 and Watford, &c. in t , tr im gig rill tone at stiOit to wh letters asd tiler ea•nnivnierittom. froth loan Matti countr!., may Inlt taldromal, and W I LLI All B. MOUNTA IN and Co. respectfully acquaint 14 it he puncosaliv limos evert. their Erten 's and t e Public. that they will not he accountable This day is pol.l shed, price 4s. lsark. 1 for any Parcels ar Luggage, .1( more than Five Pounds Ry F. Kiernan,* So-nod and dowse of is Prat-tient Value if hot or dama g ed. art l ess .atered as such, and paid (or reran r on tar Warr") M. , •r. and its OW.. tid , ..Cr4.— iserordingiy, at the Saracen's Dead Ina. Show-hill, London. — Sold ~ ,•sisser,yo a rl MO. CO. 9.0, I ) .lfrfOOSer.rOW • Cleilit• To acrommoditie awe tesidial to the west rid of the town, "'"c Fiee,- . ter Callow, Crawo-euttit,Soho ; toldt Pa ssehgers and Parcels are hooked at Hatchett's New. tiYbjle by all wow BraultscHals. I throe Cellar, Piccadilly, fur weighs ve Ccatbcs. Cntre.l.lll pt t at W .•1a pool /err a Sir. Woo h% the k . 11. .►. Willloinb. II %I. ►lcor. if. 1.. $ one l'a3 o•f. t..e 1.461 . met. ►l.l .in - IP-. 1 1 1 . 5 Al I Clevirral (11..riel XI tr. e.i C .:t-ct in Ow Po. e iete r tqt•. it ',FM...1-les les 11.44. r lAtarr. Wl' n S • (Mlt by 11 Pei.). "'Lb .te Ct. by F. 10 0 IA tk II •ive ,!..se the Reveren I -—. so l l At..; p.r. It. d- li . '...si.k.- r. ;er 1/..- fo:$!-,12rei,Bedfoid. 'ci-o . :1041 Gs, 311, 7 6.! v:sw Jlliiii , 11.14111•• p .11 1,1 11i. h.:r4 Moot ttr. el: ...„ I% .!(...d ;C4O I. T. W. Jan. Atli finish , ear former livhscratoi.mv -:1 111111, SLiho•ripsi•sa of Irooneith II by It. . 45.. IV,. 3.1. at the Ro;Le• and Co. 1i. 1 61$ of Chippior Si! H. l'Aberieirton 50 0 8 Imo. :le 14 . M. 18f. 6d. W.W 4! anima) 50 0 Pitri4b of NI. .I.len's, 11 , 41erl It ikes 50 0 Clerkenw el. afters 11. tt s.iittl"v 51i 0 I Serosnee Iry the Rev. i l lir.. Mikry Cer 5U 11 I W. E I. Foolkker. SmOh 4 ohs Thompson 511 It 1 11 A Hector - 611..54. 611, All GaiwnWer:ilt.,lN and N mice of Suh.eriptionc are rector...t ell 49 hr .oi Ire—r.l to the Goohnitice at the City of Lu MOD T,%rnl. In One Volume 12aso..prier 5.. 6d. hoar ls, wlib an latradar tton mod Index. _ _ 111AXTERIANA ; containing a SELECTION LP trout the Vi..rk. of BAXTER, in Seven Bunk,. Crolket ed by Arthur Youag, F Printed for J. Hutehard, 8.i..k-ellerto the Queen, 150, Of whnm may be had, just ptittliated. 1. In One VOl. pri , e in fr. rds. t2' V. 'it ion, ofA PRACTICAL VIEW OF CURISTIAN F.I)PCA TIO\I a work replete with hatructioo. aad dernandiiii tile aitenti a of every Parent. _ . 2. PRACTICAL SF-RNIt)Nc. for every Riuptav in tne Year, with an ad iii. nil oar Itt the last. should • Sweat's I) ,y Inn nn • Sunda% s voltases, price lb.. 641. board,. al ,tpat raie. 5 , . 611, each valuate, boards. ILLIAM: a 140UNtAIN, Saracen's Head INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. The best Accommodation fog Travellers, pod Beds, choice Lquers, and moderate Charges. The fallowing Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, dte.set oat from the Saracen's Head Inn. LEEDS New Light Gmch. called. The Rockingham, sets it very Morning at half-post Seven 'CI -eh; car fief Four Insides only, and goes remarkably eery. wort a (lintel through out. Passes inrongh Stamf,rd, Kcwark. Reirwd. 114 . 3511 f an d Fee t) twidgeon the Caldera Lion s Leeds. rest 111.wei• g Notwithstanding the nucommon espedition of this Com h. it is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete Public Convey ance on the North Ruud, being unequalled in Accommodation tty any other. TRAVELLING FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL. IN TWENTY-NINE HOURS. The U PER a ortv Liverpool Lie,ht Cuarh, onlv nnr night on the road, carries Four !myrtle and Four 011131 ; sets oat, from the Saracen's Read Inn. Snow ' , ill, Condor, .tar at One o'clock, arrive, Liv. pnl Les. bemoan .rt So v o'CI t!tronAli Diriescri le, Wooharra, Larithury, Nor, ha n to i, Wel ford, Loiter worth, • Workle). Athrr.tone, Lit latent, Stone, Ragrly , Newcastle, Kuutsfurd, Warrington, and Yrr.v.tt. hub.criptt-.H.:ar tertiv.-ri at ; at the City of London lasetn, and by .11; the Ita of 'be \feer.p.,he. 71h k %vim. J. P. V. V.LSFC)ft I), Secretary. • • • • AN( taiassai l. • • T , 2 " . #l.e• 11 Kit itNl V l.• si • v.:11111b Ant.unt CUM-tile .; by b.- 51.11 Ca71+41. 1 cepal Bp. 111 II SP.' Rev. ties, iu ss )1. C. Sr B. C. S. C Coliers..4 Chvrc July, 111 di 111 . Palle. 11144111.1. 5i. , .,, 11 :91111.11, 14114•1' J Clem , I.r) • sh be T ire , hs I Afton; J. LUedi .111. d C cite tt A. 44 Ili 1 OA ▪ • at H. a If ; the f eon . A • Rev. Ja ▪ Coil:. St bury I li .clsi • Rev. zies 1.0. ell ✓ Kent ▪ tvllet ti Ir. D.. • L. S. ;) At 1.• 09. CLUMI J. ss. It le of C ., RA* , • d . J. (* lntl Galen terts ▪ a 11.14: sew find • field a S Rev. a Cater Cult' S. pool fun J.ll it V it'll r- :4;1 MI ClAr Cl 3:1 I sr" be▪ fri: I:- it , rate I,:r 1 . . w. • eloe9Cri le. Rti4 d • Si. ff. 11-.ll' be. 11 , .beri 11. Hsi te r• All I t T,ven Sub. Tavel, as to ill ea ▪ liie R, , rde re I:nel .1 b- Ri l ar Rt. 11. ra▪ t Rem. 1 he I " le. ry ate vita o• ltricla cis , tlem in lie of • une *eine Id k4UI/ 1 be 411.1 Pdi 4 . :WI,. 1 . • 99. ..1.% 'be ell 11l I .‘ in:. as eer..l, Ne "Mr.. 011.,:nk Cr. 14 h t. F ter eta and et b 4 10 4 11 14 10 2 Y Prier I. OBSERVATIONS on the EFFECT of the MA NUFACTURING SYSTEM: with Him& for the lm provem•nt of thabe Hirt' of it which are most injurious to Health and Morals. Dedicated alma respectfully to the Bo itibla Legislature. By ROBERT OWI Of New Lanark. Landon; Sold by Mis-rsllia d irA. Piccadilly; Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yenta Code.l aad Davies, Strand; and Arch, Cnra guished and arrested tbree againit the shawls. Monsieur te . eftnftned to which he received from It is said that the Duk a "short stay iit the capital part for Napleson visit his father.in-la sv, on rem. The marriage of the D' mniselle de Castellon., w alliance, which will unit the Duke of Otranto wii in France. Two English officers, Canal of St. Denis, fell , a deep cavity, and, *probm swim, were drowned. They write from Perpigi of July, that the commit& Spain are re-established, the Court of Madrid, and for the troops formed in interior of the kingdom. They write from Champ made to the Local Authr tlne troops which are to is not known whether the or leaving it. The two brothers, Fat been arrested near Sour& with thlrro a great quinti' it appeiro thar they led' of federes in the district 4 Marshal :Vey postursre. Chateauduo, two magnii a quarter of a league fro' named Les Coudreaus, i of its structure, and the considered ac on e of th e Three hundred and se a t, !ive there atoliscretion. la also mut. the 31st aiily, the Gel troops demanded a milk the town of Chateaudun, reimbursed from the produce of bland's' Ney's seats. By. a•requibitton made *OVAL OItbII4IANCR. Loafs; by the Gine of Gild, King of France and Navarre, 14c. Having caused an accoont-to be..laid before as of the measeres which have been taken since the 28th a March last, relative to the execution of the law of the 2d tlacemher, 1814, on the exportation of grain, flour, and peke, we have learned that expor tation of these commodities, as well as that of fo rage and cattle, has b.oor generally suspended by acts and decisions, dated the 21st of April, and the -Bth and 31st of May last. The interest of agriculture and commerce at first rendered es desirous of repealing this prohibition, end again putting in force immediately the liberal System established by the law above cited. But, con sidering that the extraordinary consumption of groin, flour, pulse, forage, and cattle, occas i on ed by the ! presence of the Allied Armies on the French terri.i tory reclaims the husbanding of all the resources of our kingdom ; considering also, that the state of the crop of corn, pulse, and forage, cannot be known I for some months, these powerful motives have deter- I mined us to adjinro for a time the execution of the law of the la Dec, last, and to avail ourselves of the power reserved for us by Article 31. No. 3, of that rotative to the custom*, dat.d the 17th of the same month, which authorises us, in case of emergency, to suspend provisionally the exportation of the pro. d u ce o f the Sliii acid national industry. For: these reasons, by the advice of oar Council, we have ordered, and order as follow,: • Aro. i. The •rpnrinrion in forri e n rounines ..f train. tl..sr, !moire for r .11 c 0000 PI h- tiveintra nily on all toe brinier :pia iongdeiro, IN.th uy land and res. 2 Odr Ministers Sorretiiriec of Rice of the (.d•rior "Ind of Fitutuee, are chin getl with the esetiudia :if the i r• 6( Or demure. Guvrif at the Plitnie .if Thoilleries. the 3.1 AugesA, is the )ear Kt G 'de .915, dud ..f uur Reis° the (Mord) . LOUIS. fly •hr King, The Minister Seeret.try of Stale for the Phnom', B trot' LOUIS. On Tifur , day last the - ri , o)11 Prussian guard I Barclay de lolly, General marched to the Champ de 'll as, where the King of , army, the *departm of ‘, Prussia, accompanied h. .he Allied Sovereigns, and ' upio to furnish 288,000 a numerous Setif, passed it in review. o,ie hundred : ells of linen. The Prefect cannon were fired in h0;,.-ur of that Monarch, who 1 the Emperor of Russia, on that day entered the -15th year of his age. At „did not permit him to go four o'clock the troo• - •s celebrated this enniverssey, sufficient quantity of met on the turf, by a, re• at, etiehiik the greatest order ! the Prefect ha. joist issued' rerllled• '' • " "- • - ..--",--- 1- - ~ : 1....1.. . 1, of a war contribution ez We are assay ..i that the new plan for the organiza• i to be.empinyed in payieri thin of the ar .i has been approved by the. Council this contribution is independeni of Ministers. end was submitted to the, King two 1 . 1 department bi- au order clays ago. .ccording to some of the arrangements - 21/th Of June. of this plat the present army will.be disbanded, and f" - lielsolifors-tilotent the men of all ranks belonging tolt will be.required tries-in places where chi to return !. • their homes. Prosisional depote will 6e l .from time to time arrest establisle.,' :or such military men as it shall be agreed after certain individualt are not to -kern home. There shah na itingeefte employed by the partisal • -..., regimensof infantry of the lin e or light infantty.igisters on which are.daii In the• stead departmental legions , . will be formed. I royalists of their reetrecl Each legion will be composed of three battalions, denunciators are filmed; one er crenatliers, one of chassenrs, and one of ft:- they Gan do no injury: silver., forming an effective total 'of upwaids of I Kill not be show in male Afior) men, including officers. The Majors will be ment they merit. sn i p-eased, and replaced by Lieutenant-Colonels. A rich land-holder (Hirers of the age of 50 years, shall be allowed an sallies, was lately very linnourThle retirement. The artillery and. Cavalry rive on his estate a num are to be organised in regiurents.—(Jouinal jet troops stationed in the. 1 Debuts.) l was charged to mow hi! Th- army of the Loire and that of Marshal Su- ± off without any authorii ehet, are now composed of nothing but officers.— I agreeably surprised wit( All the soldiers have deserted and retired to their re- partore of the English. spective communes ; there has absolutely. remained the Mayor; that he might but a very small member of persons, who have not ferture their*, to recei , other asylum. The greatest tranquillity prevails the EnglWs army ; this . throughout all Auvergne : the white cockade is every Of tile oats which had bee. where worn, and the soldiers as they retire, molest nobody. . On the 20th Jnly the Cl.i lAbedoyere is imprisoned in the Conciergerie, for th , department of Jr Ile was carried thither on Wednesday night, and is charged Provisionalle.wi most sti ice e confined. tenor, addressed the foil A corps of 30,000 Russians is to piss through , the Prefects :, Nangis on the 6th of A agusr, on its way to Paris. 1 66 St a,—The estral 'Tally, and' which the admittistratint The Commander in Chief, Barclay de his Staff, s consisting of 500 officers, are also coming : me think t h at it would to Paris. 'that the Prefects should Private letters from Lyons, dated July 31, an- power of suspendieg the trounce, that several persons of that rity have disao- dietele sueortiinate to ti peered, and that 18 human carcasses, mutilated so a are some of them whom not to be known, have been found un both batiks of p es itio n i n w hi c h th e y . 10e Rhone. i res pect to those under thei! A Newspaper has stated that the Police Commix. cespc csmeryt to remove from cone uence, I auiltori mended to q , ' eery who superintends the markets, has recom. persona who frequent public places, not functions such of the caries-getresal, arid coo to accept snuff offered by any persons, except such as are of their acquaintance. The statement is false, ret i rement and ell the conjectures which have been .deduced tranquillityou may d. tranquillity. should 'therefrom are consequently destitute of foundation. will be pleased prnvisire i ! ,—( Moniker.) . • i vacated, and inform me been made in the newspapers of some are not to exercise Olt malicious Ale n t io nha persons who have-thrown aqua fortis, and month of your instalec l ink on the shawls of the Ladies who were last Sun- . the kind I have wished , day in the garden of the Thuilleries. To these stc- within that period. The. ' counts we have to add, that other malicious persons you will conform for the have cut several.' Thls ditersity of means to arrive rules. lat the same end, proves that the police of Bonaparte "I am persuaded, Si still exists, and neglectehothing to remote all gene this mark of confidence feel people from those numerous. and spontaneous the power entrusted to meetings which cause despair.to the, King's enemies. and discernment which 1 We ire assured that measures ere taking to prevent Tice must inspire. the occurrence of slntlai disorders. • Besides, all I " 1 haie no need to i gond citizens underteke to !Ware the'enost exact i sary it is that you Alio; is • up i d ea c e , . Testfuday the company chitin. you, select as provisional • F17.. 77 "ww -, • - '''' lesear . `"Plellegee , :' . „ 4. • • •i4:1: . .!". - e1 :. .--. 1 ":• 7 ".•,,terir - - ,- '% '1- - . '''' - -ti• "--- /.. . - 44, 41‘ '•* .r ec - • ••., 4, • '" 74.. 7 ~ . 41_ - ..., . . • I , 0,,t ; : ‘. , . f. 1 ,'? r 1.1 • • • '., _: • 0 1- 1 • '7 • • ..... ...4,,..1,. ~„ 4.4, ~,k:ii.„,, ...,.. ~k. ~.. • s.. .. , . 'l,- ' :••••,;. PR ICE 844 -. , I 4.1.19••••••••.-...PLIPT-Y- ••••••,-=,--- 7 . 4 ., ; •-, .. ,): '"/% --• 1a 'a ' , - •>)r} . .. le individuals who conspired • • . 4 , sg', •ft- -,, ,, 7 . 0 .. to his room, by a contusion '" --' ~. the kit& of a horse. ' ‘ Nlt• Ice of Orleans will make but al, and that he Mill lidie dee .1 ... and congratulate Ilfli King, nount og his throne. 4- ‘ ) , Ite of (Pont.: with Made- will he followed by another Ite still closer the' hostel. of • with one of the most aecieut .. , who were bathing in the into a place where there was • , bably not knowing how re ['Wien, ander date of the 27th 'Orations between Fra tire and , by virtue of a declaration of od that orders have been given • . ts Catalonia to retire lulu the A. . • m▪ isery that a demand has been ioriiies of 79,00() tationsrlar pass through that loan. le A ~ ..t hey are coming i•ito Francis &ocher, M ej or-Gen. r,141, hewn Meant. There has been found . . tity of arms and ammonittualt. !some bands of partisans sea .. t of Kettle. , 'en. at a short distance from ificeht chateau 'not more that em each other. One of them, is remarksblefor the ele4noce beauty of it. situ t ;it is e ! nest beautiful of l.a Bono. e. ty Prussia. a Inha'..it it. and The other chateau, Ilan ed ;pied try Prussian trop .s. On letiet al who minim toils -twee itribution of 500,0n0 franc • of • ; i f in, stating that this auto tsill ...4 ' t reduce of 4he approaching sal. • / B. le the fith o of July, by Cosnt , oral in Chief of the Russian of •the 311.urthe was c 411 4 411 , JO ells of cloth, and -100,000 •:' erg solicited a diminution frost , but the wants of his troops . grant it. There not being, a .. serchatidise in the department, uedauorder,directlng the levy extraordinary of 4,600,0001 r. .• . Anent of the above requisitions lependent of that fixed on the ler of the Prefect, dated the• 4 I 1$ - _ . : • ...„. 4, , +.4..... . ~.f ‘, f character, who utter sedidebt - b. here impolitic assemblages, awe sled. Enosiries are elso made • Is, who, it is said, hare been sans of nolliprlll to keep rep illy Inscribed the names of the cute quarters. Soiree of them ly placed in a state in which 1, It is hoped that the Courts . king them suf f er the punish- of Ville d'Avray, near Ver. 1 r much astonished 41 seeing at. it nerous detachment of English • at 'lei - 554y. 'This detach 'sent is oats, and they were retried ity on his part. Rut he was • • ten, at the moment of the de. . lie received a notice frogs ' ght present himself at the Pep. Ire a hill on the T , ensury of s hill was equal .to trio value seen mown mid curried oil. e Minister Secretarr of State Justice, keeper of the sei 4, tt, ~ with the portfolio of the fn. . llowing important circular to :e" . P mordinary circumstances .in an is at present pl iced, I naba . I he useful or even noe l ...ta il • il, for the moment, have rho • the public functionaries imme. -, them. It may be, that there , 4.‘ im their conduct, -or Melt the ~. ... y are involuntarily placed, in their care, may render it tie. om ohice without delay. In rise you to suspend from their sob-prefects, mayors, twerp- uasellors of prefecture, wirnso II Item sieressary for the public 4 You exercise this power, you a finally to fill the offices thus eof the same fortultith. Yon is power hot durio:4 the first anon, as all the didleulties of 1 to prevent will he terminated ;4 That month hating evpired„ the future to the accootomed , ; +' . i ;ir, that you will-feel Hoar great i . e is, and that yo's aiil exercise t t l 5 you, with all that diacretiers 1 Joan seal for tip. Kta.g . lthier. I . I ,• , . I pant out t, 3ou how maw. .. 1 ild acquaint 110. pri%.kii.: Wit) 41 ' :, 4 id Illibttildei, lust this Roe- '..1 . , •• - • i