The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-15 00:00:00

~--- 777 r. F -' - - -E7 :a . . • No. 3073. LONDoIv, FRID, Y, ►ECE.IVBER 15. 1815. THRATRR ROYAL. DRURY.LANR. TII I S present EVENING, Dee. 15, their Mnir , kries . 9ervotnr3 will pert •rm THE MERCHANT OF BRUGES; OR, 131•MOAR'S RUSH. • The Chnrarters bs Mr. Ke,n, Mr. Riollnnd, Mr. Rne. Mr. Baps ml. Mr. S. Prnley, Mr. Minden, Mr. °sherry. Mr. •%. Mr. Powell. Mr. Elrinitnn, Mr. Smith. Mr. Pen ley. 1.1 . Pyiw, Mr. J. Smith; Mire L, Kelly ; Mrs. Horo. Mrs. Band, die. Tn which will he (tilde& . f o r the Bth time.. Veit. Mie.ic.ll Farce, called MY SPOUSE AND' I. SAtivilny, The Merchant bt Breen, or Beggar's Bob. mOnday, King Richard the Third. liu‘op, 7e. t Sconnd Pries ale 6d.—Plt, Ss. 6J. t Second prier. 24. louver Gallery, Second Price, le.—Upper CinitelY• Ice Reenad Prier. 64. THEATRE-ROTAL. COVIINT OARIMN. TUIS present EVENING, Dee. lb, will be pert•rmed. THE ORPHAN. Castatio, Me. C. lirmbk; Modati% Mi. O'Neal. To wribich wilt ht. tv!dirti, Ty e new mnoecl Pamertainment, In tw., ilea, called intarilEtt AND SISTER. . • . %typists% the New Canted", railed Sallies and T r ainlidir the- Wiamt Stratagem. Al allay. Venire Preserved. CHRISTMAS CATTLE. SHOW. liE.Nobitity newt the- Public tartrespeetfilly: T informed. shot tbe (SHAND ANNUAL CHRISTMAS snow of CATTLE, SHEEP. and PfqB. will W held at Sadler's Reposilarr. Unseen-erre,. near row old Moseley, she 160 s as 18th Dreetwber.lBls. Admittance, I.4diesund Oentlena- n. 1.. each. WOOD, MAYOR, A COMMON cotPiciL. holden in CHAMBER of the GUILOBALL of the CITY ot LONDON, IA ?HUBEI DAY, the 14 It Des of December, 1815. essoivr.i. VII N IMSYSLY. YPRAT a dutiful anti loyal Addrer; be presented • ii i t 'jilt Riiy.l Highness oho Pri , ire Reza'. reptereating the belines ef4bis Court et the istfeneatiowt we have rereited of the erre, and Whom .e semi:wine end sof That of eer Prater sant Brethren in Preece, whereby their places nt warship have bees elosed,-theii'property piltiged nod destrnoeil, sad the live, of innnevnt and weiitfendine individelds•have b•re etitleed to the m4rilest rase of infuriated bigotry and tap 0 004 h um bly pr.s lug bit Royal Hishetebs to adept nth prompt mid ellicarious mosaics as may be tend to *oppress OAK enormous evils. WOODTDORPE. : pe FRENCH PROTESTANTS. Ed Earl w St . Athol nho ', F.m. 2 0 0 0 0 AT a MEETING of 'the COMMITTEE of the 3. Perry. EM I . Chronicle 10 0 .M. PROTESTANT SOCIETY fur ii. PROTECTInN Mr. Fordhans 10 0 of SELIGIOIJi LIBERTY. 1441 lit ill' New London Ta- 111' B. 11 0 Isti, Che;:ps'rte, Loadon. on uer. 5, 1815, ' Mrors.Braotah &Son 10 10 SAMUEL MILLS, E.g. in the Chair; 1 Major Cartwright 10 0 it was thattionusly Ifesolvee, , Soho Johnson, Fag. 10 0 I. Thal having experiemed from the Prince Regent's Go- w tn. Hallett. Egg- b- 0 veronica the most prompt mad polite attention to their applica- Lord 10 0 semi re.pecting the Protestants of France—having rereived their W, June. Burdett, Esq. 5 5 as-ttronces " that it has bees hoe invariable ohject of the Br,- Thom. Northissre, Esq. 5 5 fish Government, nod if their Allies, to sepp,r, an•l on every Mr. Med 5 55 suitable It...cream to assert. the princiPlu les of Religious Toledo- Mr. Mntr lion and Liberty, and that in theft recent comionntrations with MnOe#; e l'urgeof 3 ( €1. ft 5 pe Goxernavent of. Emote. they twin brovolut_foeirant these_ Mr. . • 5 0 inciples as lite fo un d atin t, o f th e i r po n e) , Ro d o f t h e i r j Ob e Mr. Hillman 5 ll etpeetrititiost—sul that they nre, therefore. using their first Mr. Galloway 5 0 effnnsflo.erreri the progress of evils which die/ most deeply Mr. West 5 5 deplealle—ai at having bees convinced of the beocats w hie% bare Mr. ( • had. 0 opPs 5 5 siresdy resulted front their avowal of this policy, and from the . Mr. HIM - 3 3 decoration of these truly British and honourable sentiments, , Mr. Kee** 2 I this Committee cannot delay to record and to cotnumaieute i C. , 2 2 their cordial gratitude to the Right Honourable the Earl •r• Mr. 1 n. 14014. 2 2 Liverpool, and to the other Me m be rs of th e p rese nt 4 dmisus- w• 1 1 % maim fisr their past and useful efforte, and (or their judichmt MG 4 0 1 2'' . • . 1 . 0 ~_ and liberal disposition to email/Mit, on behalf of the Protest/ton J. D. w • 1 1 ) if France, atom great principles of Religion/ Freedom which ~,.Me• It. &`ck this Committee anal devoutly approve, nal are appointed so WM* LOnbilerl 1 1 - 1 protect. Mr. P. • 1 1 2. That desirous Gs co-operate with the flail h Qovemment Mr. Phitips • 1• f ill conduct so enlightened mid heneticielet. this Contuit Ice will 51_1'. Thompson 1 I eintimee to observe die measures which may occur in France, W. T. • 1 I aid will neither abate their vigilance, nor their on:tiltler but T. El; 2 2 utmost exertions, omit she Protest/tots of that Coon' ry shalt be Mr. J. Collinge 2. 0 allowed practically, perfectly, and permanently V.) ever. i-e Mr. Hording 2 2 that Liberty of Worship, and thi.se Right. of Conscientl- 'A fliCh Mr. Walker 1 2 the Constitutional Chance of their own Monarch has justly 're. Messrs. Puller S 2 evuized, which his recent Ordonnaoce has wi.ely reassured. Mr. Perry' 6 0 and which they and every man throughout l'., the world are end- Mr. swan 2 2 tied to enjoy. T. H. I I THOMAS P ELLA TT. 1 SeerelaHes. pli t iltgelrald• F• 1 41. 5 0 JOHN VILLKS. S. - Gnint, Esq. M. P. 5 5 Small Soliscripituos 4 . 10 W. A. Miler, cm. 5 .5 Wm. Bentoo, Esq. 20 0 Mr. Pickard 5 0 Mr.Harscoth.Nottingham 10 0 A. Guilt', Esq. 2 2 Mr. Fuller, Nso thtleet 1 1 Compositors, Pica/- wan. Eke. at the Statestiton °Ste 11 10 Pula Grey • 10 0 Chas. Blundell, F.m. lure, near Llearpool 20. 0 Mr. C. Sunsta, Prin ter. Nottonsham A few Friend. to Free - dont sit the Sir From- This day was published, els Burdett. ditto I 0 Price 43. 6.1. for ready ninowv only. 11'. S. . per Mesas. VARLIAMENTARY• REFORM On CONSTI- ! lloare and Co . 20 0 PIONOIPLEIII or, British Loyalty ; Mr. I.llteheU, Newcastle 2 8 xx .: as t T ritro r e=toyalts . : the whole two of Aneerdotal In. ! F. Manners. Em., 1 1 ii.lisit..ri in Europe, and cmerw'4l,l•Prisintre Jialge. Corrupt iA. R. • . 1 0 Slier, Venal Corporation, Rotten Art ough, Slors-h Editor, A Friend to the Cense 101. 6d. or Jacobitical Tond- Farr. illthitsfloi'llriti.h Empire. 1 G.Rogers. Esq.Sout h- By JOHN 11011THWICK.GILLHIbIST. 1 liniptne .66, " Strike, but hear Inc." . James Thomas Esq. " There in -mid ever will be, justice enongb Fa the wort , 'of Kant 'Si. Alarms 2 2 lard to ard patronage and protectiou for those who endeavour to ! Colonel Johnson o "(Nance Onto or virtue, without regard to the passions or pie. ' Mr. John Barnard 2 0 judkies of any particlar rouse or faction. If I have rosy R. P. Swain,. Esq. Leeds 3 0 merit in me, It k that 'have new pointed some of the batteries Me: Wheeler 2 0 of rinlienle." ' Wen. Roscoe, Esq. 5 0 " Amino Plato, ankle Sorraks, *A magi: arnica Ireritas," ;P. Crompton. M. D. 50' " Flutivithin runt eteem. ' , C. B. and Co, 5 0 With on Appeadix, by i ohn i Ci t riwright, Esq. B. C. 0 . . 5 0 To be had at No. 3, Nicolsoerrquare, .F.dialairgh i and at J. A. Yates, ER. 3 o'l Wm. Hotte'a. 55. Fleet-street ; and other Booksellers in Loo. A. Z. • 1 0 .1. , n and the Neighbourhood:. • , A Corp Merclsont 2 WI . ..____. ,---. • P. &haters 2 0; Just , pehtisbed, pric e ls . Mr. P. Keir . i .- l• .1 A few Friendsio Kept 1 7 ri, lEDICAL ADMONITIONS to MARRIED E. M. Barret, Eq.- 18.10 1 -TI. PLOPLE, and to th •ie who bored in enter iota the Ledisury Airrteo State, with Observations ois the Pis)sical Erects of F. Manners, P.s.q. (oe.. th.• Pa/snots, the neees'sity and advahlugni of their due Regula- rood sublWriplion), * " Win, and the (eager "ft wet"' ' J. V. 1 To which are added, the most effectual means of relieving Geo. Turner, Esq. • 1 these distseming symptoms induced by the impetuosity of Saul. Welk, Jun. 134 41. 111 Youth, ale. . Wm. Carr. BK. Ask- •By M. .VENIKL, M.O. ham, wear York 10" The Third Edition. • John Wybourn, Esq. b . 1 Who eever,fasts, cra bouquet JG. e'er enjoys ' Marmaduke Shaw, ER._ 2 • 'Who denst tolls or watehes. *ever sleeps. J. D. J. lbs. 04? -Let metro resit sod arbeetie lode of joy Jo-inta Grigby, Eat. 'Grows hem indulge; bet shun st ir ly. , • Silty • . . .. . . A lIMSTItONO. I Edward Lawson. Esq. i ti l Pabll.hed by the Atllkirr, and sold by Sherwood, Neely, nod The Farallon, From Imes, Yo. 'O, ftstelttorp.row Germ .30, Oaford-strect, I (..oat five Rolielliet ...• • .., :oar "r'ulliisfif 102 OH Abet erg. a Aims. N ultinjhall ' I 1.. . ; NA : URICE MAFIGkROT. ASUBSCRIPTION is now on foot for the ex. tenon WIDOW of flat npright and intre o id Advocate for REFORM. Donations may he furWatdril to Mr Apple. Evosiner4lltire; Mr. Hardy, 161, I. Iret-sireets and Mr. DaHoney. ti 9. High litolhorn.—And to order that smne inignient ariy he fnrmed of the merits of the deve.i.ed rank,. those oho Mom nut a knowledge Maw estraMtlitatry e..ti. eyenti which took pl•tre several yearn bkpt . !. a 11.10 MENIOIR OF. MR. MA iwAtto? will appear In the EXAMINER of Sunday next, %snit a Statemeut of time ore trot situation of his Widow.. ' _ _ _ The E ignoineT way be had of nll the fiewsvenders, led ate °dice in Atiiideie-ksbe, Covent•garthai. . ; L ~.~ . . . ' -U ......410- • - ----".•••••‘-••••-",...... .....- , ' - •.' - ''-'• .1 11,-. 1,1e . " • . • - i l• ••• • , , - . 41 ) . \ ' it . . . . , .. l. • I V ' ... ' • • I r • ' ' . ' t • - . 11 ,7 .4 41) •.. .' • *. - . ... . . .. . . . • , • . ... • - .. .. . ..... " .... .. 1 .- ,.....1. 0 "..r : r4 . 4.....dr -.4.41M••••••• .1616 . 4U 1 . 11161 11 1 , CI; . e 1 or ' ' -•-. , • ihr i .- , i ,-.: ', ' ~• . -- • ' . . ri - ..' • .r• . •+ . . I 1 • 6 I'. .. , 1 . ..I ''' ' ' '• '' ' . I ' r . . . •4 V ' .. • . . -- • . . . . .. , . . .S vs 15. J • •. • 7 • Pima le.- .~•... , laigiter . 6, 'iiiii PRESS. • . - ~. - • . _ - - .. . _ . . I, e,.' $.4.1,10. Pct . . . I Thos.- Reline, Bolton- Other Irviends of Free renunciation' of the high Pavel's on their account of • . Crows and Atiebni Taveri, - Straml, t e -100 0 ,8 • .00 0 Enquiry, rind Ken . August IL 1815, Rohl . Taylbr, M.D.I touching trey person whomever in Pitelhar,- 011-110 c 1 a , den . .. •if the Stara.- AT a M FETING of the FRI ENDS of the ' Je„..„-""0,... di tt o 2 2 mw. Bolton • ' 41.05. f o g.. Count of his conduct or penal* Wpiwitiasohat theme. • ..Ill oniin 4ll ,l ll lion El7 he Y hes of i t w h e 4 1: 6 R . 15 ,4 8 ffordinit ; held sh r i: re d i ty it , y " rew to take Warier. More f ll ai - os s. -- r i:./. t i lreir.to . I 0 0 iuki l woo llO de, rne .ci it ott ENl aite :. .. I fore they had no busbies. to. intsoftre le toy near Arbroath • ,• 4.2 0 , with the acts o f the King's • . " rtlntent. • •:‘ • •D. LOVELL, Proprietor of the tiraviteur sII Newspaper, 'for i n t " d n ' llwa -. sr , - 9 11 i Hair H io l w *. pse_ lia nd rr , is tl is q. .• 2 0_ This reply made to oho Lady of Marsival-fstelF - -- ...k the heavy loans , and severe sufferings, which he ha. 4inirred slra ! ' !! l...4ateld iA m. ditto. 1 11' in Manly upholding, fora series of years, the invainable Li- J-- nn- , 1 0 C deer not solve the diffteally. • Uerty of she Pre s s, mg• niorrn. Breiiiht- , 1 111 r . Chad... Doy l' 0 w . - - • • . • • Mr. JOHN PICKARD, Is she Chair. • art. near ditto ton-le-Moors 1 - 0 l• II FlrstSebseriptionfrosa aloe restrictive semi gilreir to Aft. It, doors's*. •? • . .111 John Heywood, But-. prevent . the COnventlon kin; subsisting in all Its. / • * Resnlysd. - ~.., a c F h r . i ii rf•de er P 7 Fri t " l 7 4lki gi Ul t. ..".! ..... . . tent, and that it shoeld ' not be interpreted with alli That it nppean to this Meeting, nisi Mr. D. Lovell. the Pro- ' tt• Ntililil• Mere-114Hr '. priesor mid Publisher of the STATUSNIN„. easioent as no indef. ...trai_stitto 1. 0 Jackson : a• 0 the latitude guarauteed by Art. IS. - .' A Conveation dies not belong *l one to oriental. pendent Journal in the Matte of C•vil and Hebei • as irreedom„ Mn Mee. 8011140111• -..A kw friends at e n . hos sustained an imprisonment of Filer Yews nod a Half 'gibe re•sermua , ] sentry. hy litt.G mesa 1 0• find of Newinote. for what have been. deemed three sessprate Robert lky woad, dirge `4,- • pe„ m „, T w y ü b am , E, q. 1 e COntracting Parties, it belongs to all those *hot*. Libels. and which save been proved sot oily to have •Ii p n . Liberty °L. the Press, •• ~ - Alkataubgeer 1 0 Amyl in it. If one of tits stooges present ocillicuttyi• • intrattomilly libellous no his part. bet Inarenalsthe Oliveira., J. Brettell VI/ O. Cowie 1 - 0 it cannot be cleared by one of the pattrieta, earl! ! the insertions was during his eaolloement,Ret,eatirely without Will iam Sourhwordi t ' Mr. Road 0.10 be flown kdge: B •lotra•le-kfrones ' I'. Mi. Dias • 4s. •64. .irs the wishes of the other; recount' Ilk* S IN hat}- ie ' Tina his the Opinion*, this Meeting. that phi antndjspen. , Asa Friend of Fret . H Nositibras" 0 0 the idles of equity and - logic, which, in sucka cm*. sible dirty on the part of she "taconites of Ike Liberty of t h e Diana-ion, is. same 10 A. • 1 0 Prese In indembik Mr. Lovell for the lessee he has toesiseng i n A. NI Inhabiting 'of Ms Use, hut oat AO 4 e serve to fix the sense of the terms and the torso of moo filing kiv wady and iliaexible palrileirm, and kr his Bolton 10 1 Abase, of the Prete •I. 1 the mipelations. • A. 0 We will examine, tbtrefOrty• if the Art. 1$ oolf-- 7.",:"lf i r: "?' d "a:eh"r.'4"*.:iltuunos e al itighte r ef tins Mac Claim, Cola 0 10i Akzander Tone•all h at A Presort to the id- I Mr. Special!. Bisisogn y ou g ot !mg whole o''''' P u bl irath ' s t b ell y ersh e p it .„4„„ . 0 1 01 mouton' C S . expresses a particular renunciation on the part of the - 1 That Iheseesertions of Mr. Lovell In the cause of Liberty. A Friend to Catlialii- - --- - Or. [Aware 1 1 High Powers, or if,' on the eentrery," this Vtleist Truth. mid Justice, indepeislant of his 'merino rind losses. ea- ~ rseaure.,, Itsatirra:4lllBl 441 I X, H. Itelly,,Este by title hire to Roe marked attention and suppun .of the Pablie. film elegem ditto Lg. Ike hands of Mr. A. had for its object to assure a getteral guarantee Cronin ... and that this Meesing accordingly feel great plensure in pros - rhos; lee; d it to 0 • :. Gi s n 4 ,,,, n y -g• g all elle:iris*, wisiefernight result from the function!, ' motion and recommending' the Subscription' already commenced - • s ly. : •. flererrel!ie 'l: 1; the conduct, or the political opinions of those de* ' in his behalf. • • ' Subseriptlons reeritedity flaniset Brooks, 33 Strandi liri f#ig d' it ' . That at nu epoch of the civilised world has the independent R otitw „ y. ( 1 ,„,,5„ 1i e ,.. p ic ,„ dial ., mehie t w li ew Hoped* , , ' te i n. • exercise' of the Liberty of the Pre., promised to confer so mock en ~l . ce, e ,..e reet , es,„ R., c a ft;, wa , ' Itot j a ! se I Mr . ii a ... - Let le) in the first plies remark, that the High: benefit on Society as et • the present period; it h• therefrues • Salisbury *sem - tleenstreet ; Mr. tivreli;Vilig.street s•ist. Row! Id not renounce on their *cement any enn• highlygly immoibent on th ho revere that Liberty to sualtifest • lb.. R „ al t h e ce „,„, mat &ad ," gurr.,. . gm " ; hue oar .. rpsiry.sifer on, person whatever in France, on. ses., and reedy supo i n s lf ..f every mnir Who hlll Wed. tif she %raisins, it Newspaper; 'rid it I Secretary, 45, stay hereafter amen that """ "'entail' bulwark of the I ° 6 °' Lant-street; Suetrovere, • ... 4 ,, „7..1 1 / 1 .,. . count of - his conduct or political oplideasy unites, peneeece and freedom of mankind. • .,J. A. JVCR2.II,4ea I Sersetacr. they eifecteally Possessed tke right to- make these That Seven Gentlemen be appointed by tbls Meeting to stet as ' f... __„ .... .....„_,........_ ____ r ___;_ o _ L _ L _ .o. .:......g k _ „ao enquires. • Commitee, to carry loth dlect the objects of the for e g o i ng Resoliatiorn. • • PRANCE .' ..•' ' - For in genial we cannot renounce any right athdt. (Signed) JOHN PICKARD, Cbairinao. . . . . - . , ; eset., excepting, as far as we have acquired it, *el Resolved Unanimously, ---iougmw s . ' can only pardon as far as we were • able to plinish;) That the thanks of the Meeting be given la she Cimino° fee EFFECTS OF TIT F. MILITARY CONVENTION OF . i eyes est pernsittere tufo: est -vetara. Ejas eat , mak. coadeetiog impartially the proceedings, of the e v ening JULY 3. 1815, AND THE TREATY OF•NOV. 20,, ' ' 1815. RELATIVE TO THE ACCUSATTON AGAINST qui potter velk.-1.. 111. 11;de reg. Jer: titrod.qatitt SUBSCRIPTIONS RZCZIWROS ,' •' 14 ARSHArL ELT. . . ~ ai trait Albert Won paled; id . now pattat...; Sinn.Whitbread, Esq. Duke •if Bedford. by N. P. 4100 0 the hands or Alder- - . After the battle of W et sloe, the Olgm of Bees. -, L. c Lixi v. 'l. de reg. thirke - poled repwdielvallisC Sir Gilbert Heath- Mill Woad ' £100: 0, parte and his abdication,.,the_ French army rallied el acquirers poleat.L. trill. I. do ocitatironolo mkt tote. Hart. N. P. 50 OR. Moline, Esq. 3 5 under (bewails of Paris,. resolved to defend them. - omitteadirAereditate: , . . • : • '..-. T.W. Chile, Fog. M P. 511 0 A few Friends at the should . Sir F. Burdett, Hart. CllllOl 1111 d Horses, settees, and sell their lives dearly to who ever t Now there is • principle of the rights of stet, IC M. P. 80 0 morord Sl4 dare to attack them iu.their.lines. . lis that if &reign nations ought not to interfere in lilt • ' J. B. Mitch. Esq. Mr Bryan Coverless 11 I. But soon some wise man sought to shake this rea.l, interior'Government of an independent State. It is' Coley Polk, Reading 20 0 W.S.Addiuginn. K•q. • • .. - Y. Z. 40 0 aiddligiins Lod g e, • lotion, in representing to the Chiefs that if if. . l o ft 'sat for them lo judge betrieetstle "cititens whoa di*. Mr. Alderman Wood 40 0 near Redford 5 5 *detainege was probable, the superiority or rieseters Gerd induces to fly . to arms, nor between the Prince' - 1 J. tiotti,, 1.-.. High ' , g o promised the foreigners a revenge, which lioolit'lltve s dind the subjects; the rover pottier-ire equally foreign. se. roinbe.. .. , . , 52 Friends or the Green . for its inevitable reselt, the ruin of Ptiris . - alut he te them, equally independent of their authority, it • Mn.,, Pr eset., Or 0 massacre of its inhabitants . ' • • : 1 "' '' Siseutelps for 'them to interpose their good offices fet • chontio. rink, Esq. . of she AOllllll , % p The Generals of the Allied troops thiMatfveat on: the ti - establishment of peace, and natural - law is. Dr. John Peacock- '• i ii 9 sidered the extent of .the loss Freessit tratitio.44kcett'illteithein to it . "-.Mattel , lib. nit cap. 18: sic. 20th • s' A few Friends, it ( he . to despair might cause them, they felt ilie'lreisienie ' Thus thq High Niers had auly the rights of 'resew Aiichor. Co' ppices ‘. ' row, Clerkeiswell 1 4 advantage of enuring, with Out striking: 11'1)14w, the fla the country, which the force of arms placettle•• A. Crompton. Esq. fg " . ' ' ... 1 p ossession of a city, which the, taking by 'Main ford their power, but they had not (accordiuglosthe hire • BrerkCistioge,Wal. „c . • . of nations) the power of judging ' the conduct Inittlii. • too, near Liverpool 10 •v woul d nave cost immense sacrifices . . , Mr. Nlsinioner. Wereharroi .0 . Negociatleas were opened.. between: the Catenate: political °pillions of the ciliation who had. taken pact, - ,• A Friend.. per dints fd.l, . 1 3 0- .' Orel .4_ I..4.iiitd,_ Ot . ,94riilk_p f p.j4eit withfiat' in the ileecqn.ii 9 o. . . , ..,. , . . . ' - ''......:..0 ,_ o wne r , ,e lii q• . - priocipil•was Well known on4he earfor tilos ,i nemn ,4 m ercury . 110 payer! on in, one part, and • (111 t he cr. out*. - . — • -, Mr. Edward' Baines, o non, holding the . portfolio of Foreign Affairs, M . "Plenipotentiaries who concluded the! CORtuntion of • • Leeds • • I- a Gailleminot , Chef de I'Etat Majoc-GpoOral if the . Paris, it is, therefore, impossible to inderstend Art. %olio, /Inters, . Rm. Brighton • - 5 0 French Army, and,. M. de Bendy, Prefett of the-141 in !beiges. which the High Powers understood , Mr. Newbold. ditto 1 0 Dithriment of the Seine, who -o p enl y... .. . • - 101. Smith. ditto 10 0 the renouncing aright which - they had jot. Two Friends to' the , their intention of treating for the interestt • oribe But Bring of France was their Ally, it woo ivi • Cow+. ditto 1 0 State, the army, and the city of Paris: - - . his holy crime 'that they had taken arms, thity Wild' ' Mr. Ns '. C ' n " ftl 'hge 1 0 ,The Allied Generals did not dissimulate thlliAstbir 'for hin . and in his nem e. The Proelamotioss of the - W. E. Burke, E-q. 5 0 1 J. Collier, Esq: Ply- I intention was not to conquer Fiance; hut only' tere. '15 1 6 nf' - Jili T ti and the Treaty' orthe 20th of Nev. , • month s 5 0' establish the legitimate King on his:4oone. The . liave'nosioubt.,in this respect, "it cannot, therefore, . , . A few Friends at Borten 9 9 Mr. Hoven. caa th rt g a g g o Provisional over en , were ' perfectly 'mums -G nm t• ''. led be siaid;thet the ejnvention of the 3d oriel? itoi of • France - Mr. Enders, ditto . • 0 that the King approachedthe.capital,they knew too 1 - o ' cit h . iptling on the King . . John Terinsni, Esq. 5 of the.Procleniation of. the 25th June, .it hid _ken ' • :TX skijvity, al bisys great and gentrool,. hed•not.• Mr. E. A. leo - Wino 110 n F.. S., Southwark 5 5 , comuntniCated .to the Chambers, interior. ea . the isislied.to lithe his ern nor thosevf his family 'ADA'' . ' A few Friends, id b ir. Journals , printed, .and poetefl all over Piiela, -. ifpd ineienni 4 N l ' -011eildenee had lutudfl' ••• of to punish., but the Milo Gonetois, whose powel.. • -. there was t•ticu ar y remarked It n J. Pe"rs's. Peck - I -• I I in the foli - oiVin-' the tfeeenn ly t_ _ line. Nottingham' i1.'40. 64. l -.-- -- Pay • -..trlY re , - -• . . Lord H.4l.ind • 1,4 0 . passage :—", W But at present• when 'the powerfql. fol ektotts. dissipated the 'satellites of the`Tyrent 4 , i .. Hen's Schulte, E sq . , L Reeding 0 0 ; fort* of our Allies have dissipated the 'eternise of bad necessarily, nice. the psswer of seeing offensively: • Henry Lewd, Esq. ! the Tyrant, we hasten to re-enter our Statei tore. in the interest of the alliance, and whet the hiviyers , nrreriey 5 slestablish therein the Constitution we had Oren to call caters ftetterii, the passim ofwmiv«breepitakitinsw An Old Friend truces , which, in stopping the effusiou of moon, ' - 5 6 France; to remit., by .811 th e means in our power, and Joseph Birch. Fp. M. P. of Red 11 KS. • the evils of the revolt, and of the war which was its would naturally hasten theepoch of' theparificittibbi. sits, nrar Liverpool 10 0 ' necessary result, to recompence the good, and put in and return to order. Otherwise, and if we only , lew.. Green ,1 I 0 B. 2 lexecution the existinglaws against, the guilty." suppose (hem. to possess the first of these poteete . Mr. W. Clark, Coventry, 1 0 1 Another Proclamation,, dated the 28th, equally without admitting the second, it follows, that war , Mr. lOraliono Flertiert,dii. l l 00 iknown at Paris, contained the of pardon to promise once commenced could only' erminxte with the es.' Mr. Chorle.. Hill, go,. . Mr. John Clork.do. oln j all the French who had strayed, but it announced, at tniction of all the combatants, a principle too repug. W. Joseph Riley. "In. 0 A - !the same time, that some persons would be eicepted neat to the rights of natiobs, t o humanity, and, Morgui. of.Tavl.toelt 10 0 . above -all, to the paternal sentiments of his Majesty. Mr. Robert Pl...stoic' from the pardon. Liverpool 10 1 These announced punishments, these limitations to for his people. ‘... 1 M. W. 'Preston. do. ' '1 0 the amnesty , in other re'Pectll promised with sol • Thus, the same Generals ' who had . the power of MrMr. R. Preston, do. .10 !- ,p, w, „.1... d „. I 0 much l i bera lity, were not of a" nature to satisfy' attacking the French army and taking reels in 'cats" Mr. D. Henry. do. 10' those who had taken part in the Revolution, and of resistance, had certainly the right of granting the' tr ...L . risig a r ii ld.to. 1 . 0 0 wlnrwore then in possession of the civil and military clauses of a Convention which spared the city this' Mr. It. Ellkoir„ do. Rev. W. Shepherd. do. 1 1 0 Government of France. The Chiefs of the Army . horrors of a siege, sad the conseqsencee of 1111,3 • Mr. Thu. Seddon do. t 0 would have preferred perishing with arms in their taken by storm. Mr.. Jos. .el . nivey. i do. 1 hands II oousa nd times, to preserving their lives furl 66 Since a General and a Commandaqt of a Over .0,, w , w.rvev, do. 1 0 Mr. Epoch stsrvev. dn. 1 ~ the melancholy prospect of a Criminal Tribunal, ought naturally to be provided with all the powers The Heads of the Government and the Function. necessary for the exercise of their functions, we hail( Mr. John Have . , ti. 1 0 Mr. JR. Freese. do. 1 o ne less importance to the point of shei.! a right to presume that they have these. poenra, sal, W. T. do. cries attached 1 0 tering themselves from all re-action. • I that of concluding a capitulation is certainly. of tag J. D. T. do. 1 0 0 . To di ss i pa t e all fears in this respect, and inspire number, especially when the orders of the Severer Erin en blob. do. , r sir. John Chrke. dn. 0 5 all minds with confidence, there was inserted its the cannot be waited for. The Treaty which they sh ic Mr. 'rho, Holton, do. 0 5 Convention, Art. 12, wbtch runs thus :—lii like make on this subject will be valid, and will bind Oa ' Mr. Jos. Lord. do. 0 5 Mr. Randle'', dn. ola m a n ner shall be respected persons and private pro. ' Sovereigns in whose name and authority the respell' Mr. T. Kyr... do. 010 petty. The inhabitants, and in general, all the its.; the Commanders acted."—Vattel, Lib. 111. Art.: Mr. M. Hower. do. 6 - f di viduala who are in the capitaf, shall continue to en.. 16. sec. 261. A Friend to the LA- . ., betty of the P'ess • 10 0 joy their rights and liberties, w ith o ut - being Irnribled : The reciprocal right which the army and city of, Doctor B. Gilchrist, or sought after ix ANT THING re l a ti v e t o , the Noe- Paris possesied of providing for their safety by a. /diabetes • g 5: Mr. cleric). 101 1 W* •• lions which they occupy, or shall have occupied, or Convention, is established by the come author, sect.- .• • , Meecdri , 1,4 for their conduct or politiCal opinions . - .- 264, where he says —" Individuals, military personr„ Mr. 1t.11..e1i and others, who find themselves in presence of the . Mr. Wel. Voiresrd 1.. 1: For greater security Art. 13 was added, stating, 51 o, artier( to their own conduct, and they can s..sepllittla, *sq." pp 0 that if a n y arise as to the execs. ' e nemy R. • twn, .goe. 1.... . lion of any of the articles of the•PreSent,gonvePtiant conclude as fa* their persons what a Comment ant Mr 110 Binekbare , If they shell be interpreted in favour of the French could do relativeto himself and his troop ;. for when • 6mki floater army and else city of Paris. • a subject can neither receive the orders of hid Soso.. • 4' 1... • . •i , I , ' Marshal 'Ney was esideetiy included within the reign, tier enjoy his ptistection, he is restored to his 1 `''' - • - " IP ' --- ii : • terms of Article 12, he was an inhabitant of Paris, natural rights, and ought to provide for his safety by • ' ' , l•i 1 • he 411 his residence there in lave and in fact ;he es. eery mauls just and-honourable. The good of. the . State densandis that faitle,shinald. be kept, and that . F r ingh ate t g 4. l F La let. ..; I. . arched functions there, he belonged to the army. wo b ee h ma i g o is b IF , t lo s i Accused, he invokes. the benefit of this Article. subjects shonld have this means of saving their lines, Clerivnwett- Bet It is objected to him, thet " the King had not or recovering their liberty: ...: •.. - . - Thernetirairt=la ratified the Convention of the .3dpf July, flat the - • frrerla;re k„ ... .• . . .. . , . N woma k. we , t # otipglatio• wait* ii Article 11 1 , (Ali eirkild * 1 * Proclamation nth Juoe.- . .1 . Wit? • .. , .%,r 1 7 7 ! - .7F-r - ; .: ;..T• i • '. 7 • • . .• .•• . • e. • - . , - .... • • • - • - i-" . • . .•;. "Vg.r 44:7 • n :If': •• - 1 - 47 r A . . - 1 le l :. . • 2 2 .6 1 . 6 y ~~ :~ .? _ c rt, I' 1 a ~ r l • vie Oh' KM p ra. at pl. (If 011 l