The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-10 00:00:00

IPHIATRE-ROYAL, • coy • T HIS present EVENING, Nov. 114 he • gyred. TILE MOUNTAENEERS.• • t Wiavias, Mr. Kemble. To which will he added. TIMOUR THE TARTAR. airs. ROSS, Atrthor of " The Coosins."" Strangers of Lioderifel4l," " Mo• dery Calyrp," &r. • Printed for A. K. Newman and C'. Leadenhooll-street. - In she Prow and gieedily will he published, • SPANISH CAMPAIGN; or, The Jew. ty Mrs. Merke, irk. itispßirs AND PLEASURES OF MATRIMONY; f, Th. Piro Hushand and she Se wirl, S solos. CHILDREN Or THE ABBEY. By R. M. Roche; 7tb The BACHELOR'S JOURNAL ; Inscribed to the Girls of & Private See lolly be had nightly, on application to Mr. Spriion, at *elks-Ace. Paaage 7L i 4calad Price 9.. 61.—Plt. Sr. dd. ; Serene ?Free, Gallery. ii. ; Second Prem. lo.—Upper Nne!'ve L. t *Owl frier. ea. , 111 SH rtspPetfully *informs his best Friend* ti . of f i lli*Op VIM 'the merest LOTTIaIi asHiall be es 30th of this Month. 'rickets and Shine. morselling en. with his °five. where in the law Two Months be sold MM. and 4.1.4, both Prizes of 020.'00. end 2412. a Prise of Al With a r rims of IlligUr Capital-. Most of the Shiites Imre sieendy been pant, and the Holders of those notrinndltre are solicited to bring them for Payment or Es- Assn" to either No. 4. CIIRNIIILL; 0r,9. CtIAIKIIM-CROSS. ADVICE. . - i , . WIEN Men of Education and Professional Skill, use persevering endeavours to discover the moat safe and certain method of treating it few prevailing Mansard the saccereful result of their experience is the best proof.ill sa rinrity. . ._ i . • - Messrs. GDSS and CO. Surgeons, have bees induced to mlilld the cure of the Calm ii.g the riblect 4 their particular Study 4 : viz. a certain Disorder. frequent y contracted in ~, isameni N C intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures and Gleets, c hiota by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as • Debility, whether arising from ilacchanaliali indalgetica, brag residence in Waite climates, or a secret solitary vice. ton often unhappily pursued by the youth of both se :es 4 in the one calm..., lag sterility, or iIetiTUIPLIS; and in the other a numerous s l ate of stratus diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate is Impotence and Coommption. In that distressingstnte of debit'. . ' ty or deficiency, wheher the consequence .of such baneful ha t ' hli , , or arising from any other cause, by which the poweri et the ciatmitutisn become enfeebled. as regularly educated Sur- I gr e,,,,, o f L.ndon they offer a lire, safe, mid sieedy restoration ' . s to sound :. n d vigorous health. The result of a king mind extensive practice has Molded the*, by asuperinr method, to y.invive Ventrad Complaints, host ever inveterate pr complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint to diet or exercise ; and in recent Cases, 1 where an early appiicasion is made on discovery of the lore:tilos, they frequently perform a cure in the short space at two &Sys. ; Tht unprecedented poetess of their mole of treatment (which has i ticver t.:en known to fail in our single instance In a practice of f Sheer. , ears. during which period many thousand persons ~ f lioth sexes IMve bees cured, even after severe and injuemnis methods luld !seen pursued by otherPractitibliers without elect), induce v i them ti thus publiefy offer their advice. Messrs.. Goss and Co. eielosivety professitag the ettet of these ! pariicular,complaines, in order • that t may [ not he smarted f bvmistaken a few, with the oblutisty its, j ustly attached to the h e ignorant empiric, think it but Joiner t., t melees to state, that : they have been properly educated and initiated isio.everx branch 1 of the profession (certificates of which, from different Hospi tals, and tetdiatrinials from she goat eminent: Physicists., they 1 • bairn is cos.vioce any imaker), that the success resitting from. ' . their eialeavours first induced them to quit the practice al the general Prowlitioaer, sad they premise that sbeir siom c.datitute a fair *mood for the unprecedented toaled= 1 . with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally ho poured To he consulted at their house daily' (personally, ar by letter, post paid) tiy patients of either sex. with secrety, delicac.y,_ and •ii i cm bin. Patients its the country are requested to state the particulars of their case, age. and general habit of living, and incisiing a remittance for Advice nod Medicines. when the same will be given or sent tummy part of the kingdom. :()SS and CO. Surgeons, & lionwerie-street. Fleet-street. , 90TH.' NOVPSIORR. WILT and Co. the Contractors, respectfully in 1, Env* the Public, tlie STATF. LOTTERY will t•egio and finish Drawing nu the &ILI of /41.bventber.—TIsere are may 1,00 Tickets, .ttitf the Srtente v i l lains 2 3,000 2 - • r ..... 2,000 • , 6 , e • 500 6 . 3JO ' 10 200 Beside. 1.5 l Prises of £lOO. £5O, £1.5. &c. Ti c k e b and shales are selling at SWIFT and C...'10 Officer No. 11, Pdultry, I And N 0.31, Aldpite High - , 111. Ctlariste-ernsel, street. . • DAY AND ilAfTIN'* REAL JAPAN RLACKILNO. THE Putbilo me respectfully ',formed, that the abuse Article eivatinees in he innnofi.eitited in its genuine srltir and imtnellenee. at the Original Manuftletory. No. 97, WO' Holborn r c and as most of the imposition.tatety practised is their ;tame hare been put down by the interference of the the pibile need no other enution' than observing the old 'Orb saes it to be Made 143. Day and Martin, 97, Hie. To tG it who.have been gaped by purchasing a spurious sort, and oho may lytteaappowd an alteration had taken plat e is the ontaufts-tere .4 the Blackly. D. and M. wish to declare. that it frier has been prepared precise'', of the same ingredients, and baohe same proportions. Pried is. 6d.: per buttle.—.Ne Hioppiets wade. MUCILAGE OP MARSIIIIIII,IOWS. AN approved remedy for the C;rarel, and of toarie, a perservative nitain-t the thane. It is chiefly prepared from the leawes and pulp of the root of that most emabient of all beets.. the M•asionallnws—fr n w few wildly an potenli yeketables--and from Ulla Uri, and I Daucus Syl tra. Mediepl men of eminetae. with isme of the first personages, kaveittkunkd4ed its ellicaq, sad soppot it with their re- towriwowiowvoo. This grateful preparation, by iftdittretie, emollient, smooth. I, and mucilaginous -wore, moat effeetwilly diallidget.or demises those gravelly or randy coin retinas, or sittion,us ar..grist, ter, from the kidnies. the strioary pat- ter., and the t ladder, which insensibly generate laird somett.oes very quietly too) that most escruciat mg 1111 d exquisite of all huuma tortures, the Stone. The aft and ensoklient mnciloge which this %docent medl7 title he.rds, promotes, by the most lenient and diluting waft, the etcpolsias of grovel. and wooderfolly faciii:ales the powture of those sharp 'particles that form into stony and ciliary cohere ti ant Os gall snmes from the acetraulation of bile). sheathing sod lubrieathig the possnges from acrimonious pain or injuries, the object of th.s preparation being to :,void every thing at a stimulating, shorn, forcing, or irritating nature. The Or, vet instosibly (though waren) is the speedy fru roomer of, or leads to the nominate of stones in the human body. There are very few connitittioqs that do not habit. ant . and indeed almost daily tend to the secretion of gravel. The studious, Vie sedentary, the gouty, as I the infirm, are mart particularly devout in Its dangerous pains. ' An occasional' taking of this mild rind nutritious composition mov perhaps be the best gaited or perservative against c .leulon. afflictions. To my that tin. preparation %Mild dissolve the stone, would be idle and presompinoug. . There Is no medicine existing that eau dissolve abort:lly finned or a imro %tune w ith o ut dread. folly injuring the bladder r the surgeon's knife only, in such rise, can relieve sittf..ring humanity bot :his preparation wilt most doubtedly tend in prevent any stones forming. by ex pelling the gravel or sabulous alatter. or that gritty particle, that fibrin concretious, amid will la a great many instances most eft'eclually dislodge Otiose deadly tOrarmts, if small, and cause them to lits4i not of the body easter and milder than by lacerat ing or forcing . remedies. • One of the hostelling causes of the death of the brace Colling swood, appears.to have been a stout stopt in its passage through the ureter. This Botanical Preparralon. is sold by the Propriet or, Thomas Collis, at his Warehouse, No. I I, Charles-street., Covent-en dow, is pockets at is. each, duty included, iir three packets fir Our posiod, duty included. It may be had at Mr. 111146013 . 11 Chesil*, No. 47, linoosaskr. $ or at Mr. Vade's, Apothecary, Curtail% --- - MATRIMONY. NO Disorders hare contributed more essentially to detroy Hymeneal happinem than those which are the consequence of ungnarded pleteatre. People of every rank pay adoration We the shrill* of Wedlock:but where the c o nstitution has been (aimed - by disease, a renovation of stability is nadir pensable requisite. Twenty years liner we devoted our preface to the exclusise treatment Of the foNowing disorders, a n d the sueres.ful result of our pinn gives as atllittanitl mohair so oppoie, as far as we are able, the ravages of those complaints which are the most im portant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into ever% tinuichats Navy Sureeens,we forme! i ft wish, at au early period of practice, co rescue ludividaals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of getioral practitiosers. The disorders to the cart of which we have devoted our at tendon complise every "peril.% of Teuereal lafectioa s all kinds of Debility, whether arising from the heats of school-boys Cr the indnlgetwies of maturer age t that titanium..in of the sys tcn in 1t..111e. which is called - Barrenness or Sterility ; Sentinel Weakness, Gkeisi Ohatructians in the Urethra • as also Stric tures, whether recent or of long duration, mid which have battled the skill af other practineers, are by oar present im proved plan of treatment effectually and permanently cured, without the patient ssfferiug the excruciating pain runt alarm big Ilerhorrhage which frequently follows the application. of the lunar caustic. In the crour , e of our extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of sit ictures have been and art daily under Air care. the total eradication of which is elected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of cure, superior to any other yet adopted. The 'weakness, relaaatims, and de bility, proceeding Tema this complaint, are speedily removed , , and the patient restorecifta sound and 'korona health. eta , where the debility hots fur years existed, a proper pent'. I verance in oar restorative remedies is Indisneusably rrynkite SALUTARY ADVIIVE, its QUACKERY is the DEA TH to revive the slumberiag sparks of life, and to reanimate th e ' • of THOUSANDS. . coast itution. . Beath restored, after having been improperly treated by illi- N um er o us Diseases are the result of ignorance' o r haste in the 1 treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not infrequently hap- ! • terate pretenders. pens that the weds of life arc poisoned by the indiscretion of an MESSRS. COOPER and Co. Surge o n s, Char- unguarded hoar. By a superior method tech • complaints are A. lose Howe, Great Charlotte-street Bl ac kf r i ars '-road, easily cured, awl even *here ot hersrd have tilW faile d aises , t. we trust that opposite Rowland Dill's Chapel, daring 9eyears regular prate- we may presume even he r e are-estri tire, eau "Or that thousands full victims yearly to a certain Few , h owever, are the awes of cmnpliriited distress In this complaint, owing to improper tr e atment, which have caused disorder, compared with the Calamitous situation of men, who, akeyntione, With hitches on the head . face, and body ; dim - , from an ihrlttlgatre in a solitary vice, or the prevnlent gaieties: nest in the Right, move in the ears, deafness, strictures, obstinate of a fashionable life, aeguire that slate of debility which is the 1 .. sleets, nodes on the shin hones, ulcerated sore throat, excre- unavoidable comequeste of such penticious habits. Where the oeenceioli the wk. toweiratil'pnies lb the head and limbs (fre- unhappy sat:fern . broods over his misery, bat carefully coacents quently mistaken, and often fatally treated as rheuwollion), . hit usisforimws, it may be some consioation for him to know, with a train of other diseases; atialit dropsy ensues, with a flirt although it bean object of doubt or uncertainty with other general debility, mid, decay of she constitution, nrginating from practitioners, the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual a dreadful disease larking in the habit, or the improper *wear progresr of en , ivatlon, is Ilse acquirement of our experienee. mercury. If the rites - of Bacchus ei• Vetoes have began to.reduce mealy Mears. Cooper and. Co. who hard been regularly bred to vigour, match anxiety will he prevented hr an early counter the pri,fessino (nod their experience in.the &Shore disorders are ace's" of this Languid state, and in these eases no great diffieulty napdralieled)nteir.bers of the Koval Colleges of Su aeons in a ill occur. Landfill and Edinburgh ; and it is gratifying to their feeling* , to Mari ied Woinea, who Isitve long been disappointed in their announce that they have resested very many of their fellow- expeei s itima of a family, may be assailed, t hie.' wag lunsurces t crewman from the abuie dreadful disorders (after others, and latch detects are curable by *edicts! skilk., , , ~ ..., . eves hospitali„ bad feilertl, which hundrctli can testify. , . Pawns in tat Country iinir ou Cooper aad l Cts. are consulted daily fruM tea oilfeigltt, lan o! their case, age. and rarsiame of liviste, WO* ullitedk by either sex, confidentially ; or by letters, prnt paid. incinsing Note for Advice.und Medicines; oisil i t A bo roe selitbe fortieth,/ i a redbitaixe, when medicine., and the hest advice, will be sent t •itypart of the Kingdom• to ai v part of town or country. The seetec) which is so essential to ' sindeetaking..and 4,14 N.B. The Piles and Fistula cured without hurni.lig or cutting, qualification 4 is bias we tune res to sate, form the b mW • and those who labour yowler the mint distrsasing eases o' &toll- of oar precarious, sad hi with reek tijinabmitirre TO SY(from whatever core, whe • lwr juvenile mdiscretion or o.ber- g i.en, 11441 Nowa. Cawie Sid co. may he coompoetby its TO wise) need too despair, if they n i ,pl% so .biessrs. Congo-r dad of tithes sett a - Midst gieallat setteey tuarbilmfd!, dt • l end wise) Charlotte linage. Char.olte-stmei e Opposite Itoeliall i lame, Re. 1 , qt:,1/lIIIINI - 16!"..__ _ • • '• ; • ,- I . ';', - Co. ; Rill's Chapel, Black tal i'- road . , CUM ' OA Ce. Aell • -5, tie. lors . ..71c fli rovernment' will .be indemnified in Flanders. or 1 -(Lew, -- - 8 .. I. vpi e titos tit ti d.i i s e a pt i s ha.. Belgium. 'But it is oat enough that. these arrant... R . , - . . - • • • • - yttili tt lithe* tonetantitte , A4ll o *MOP, -1-egitvat - • aunts soil Au via -- will France stomdete them?. f ro m . • ' od a c i t y, ~zoibeeeeisop A r %Op aies;; Peals, Nov. 6.--It is -repot*. atlisittune,`Aiswe.:-. the tvr• Eniperors, Francis and Alesaidlyejorill•aWawsw,.T._ *. n o b r' e s na.... ll ., ' -a i te mipeitio alteled‘ o teiller sit 4 eriell eity. t4 ;4 !sa ti :; , z geed to Italy, at the end of Diovembiol4‘) • • .-I I' • • - i-r 0 • • • it . ace: '• - ''...i• 4.! •••• :e-..a-,e. :. i• • , .t . French Fee s& •72i. t ••444,.' -'. ' '•-. • • . Bausszt.s tier. 314—tiedete their hostile{ ... :: *, . ..;-,, • - ----i, • t-•,,. it..-. CHAMBHIMefr,fiEPU•rt ES, boasswisae. . . .. . ` ten by persopt wheal W dapended .upon, centhes. ir'. ,to - affirm, tfilit'llit h 1 aft . 41440 u tit ries: betureetan • lINPOLDAIKIGRANT 114161 , 11441ra`1i : •._ the Risipe, ,Moeelle, and th e ses l •is •4lecided ;. antis: Project of the taw as pined - by the tbeCtWig .proelitces, added tOtaditutit.on this side of Art. 1. All judgments and dikiskins solidi' aave : this ii 'and Holland walker/ft' the de* state ist• prenoenced, all deetir.cadFlikled, all rights at-, theiniitinf Netheitanda, a stehd.erhose-popolattocts .. .Vera tiirlosiblication - of the Constitutional nety.iiiiiteht to,eight million111"41ad litiic lr in a leis; . , and Which are founded on the laws or acts ; years, toy-its commerce, its' fiiiitiffryTend it ageh•• of Government relative to emigration, are maintain- • emu 'e, may become one of /he .opt prespelloint ed, and shall have "their MI and entire effect, either and Insweeritl Moliarchleei.44 , 4olCeitibeteftsie;': with respect to the State' Or third , versant. • • • I with impatience the result of thi enitgiesett'Vientos , 2, All iiituttireeble pinperiy sequestrited'ar con. , and the confirmation of this intelligence. fiscated tip .iceetint 'or amigratiem, as efell'as these i - The English Minister at Ghent' having received ott fallen to. the Stets in•cdtieequence of dieibiuna," sue: i the 28th dispatches from. London, delivered, en the cession s. ' or pre4succersloh, which' pave' eta been • 20th, a note in writing to the America', Legation.-- . sold, and foist actually. part of the domain'of of. Nothing Is known of the negoclition except that State, ,shall be returned in kind tOlhase 'wile - *ern ' the correspondence between London and Ghent-teal . the propriettis Menia l or their heirs, or assigiiees. never so brisk as at this moment. . . . Tbe,tirepertY Which has been . ceded.to . the Sinking. boots, Nov. 1.--Yesterday morning, we had at Find (Cairn d' dinsortissement), and or • Which it is last the pleasure of seek* 'bit ,Royal Highness .. Prince Willihm Frederick, yeengest son of our utoally •in cssespion, shall be returned when pro- , ; joe ar?* in thh city, in like • be vision shall ve been made for replacing - it. w • td S over ei gn, i order, hie illustrious •Fatker, to %deur, elth his presence . 3. There shall be no restoration• of profits eel; lected ; however the proceeds of discounts made or..dneerirt:leb:.torito'll'".l,itinillti rounded by hi great an.: to be made, and of renta due and not paid, and of wwoo • 9 .. 6 reitard.the velour s f the citi: 'of Le l ydienVin 157 a; • - Ilia • Hlghneie gave an ** payments yet to become due on.sales of national pre- I • ' audience td the Civil and Mislays[ 'Authorities, and • party belongioe to emigrants, shall be collected for I w as n on treto t a t e d „ o n 'his atti . iiit In the name of the... 7 the chest of the domain, whence the said property. ' lifilivirsitk, by the Rector and Peill assists . in /*AO , :•., shall he delivered to the old proprietors, their heirs. . ( dresses-of.Cerernony.. 1111 Royal ., m iglineweetahteil.... or assignees. . with the greatest le salk.-,.. 4. That prpperty which, having been already sold ! , bility . . • -' -- . ' 'or ceded, shall still remain united wills.,thejlotuaia, Bausszu • . Nov. 2: _,. f , t is #tt tiraso . t op - we . si ' is.. -1 ; either by the effect of the forfeiture tleimitiveLy . ,..prte,. —., .., 1 . • 1 . - . • i.__: . emar troops in garrhen at Legge eisentto 'bet,,ip4leasp. . • bousitied agaluat the acquirers, or by day: efilewstfell than an onerous. title, shall, as in article 2tIS - •-•_ 1 1 preparations that imlicite.theit 'speed de ' ' `, 'should I • vai'tha dr 41 ' e 4, .."" 1 ; it 'tittle troops ea . t.. yit y lei he! deliversyl,• , . , ~ A.: , .1 . •.. ..:. •:- :.-....i eacceeded hy 'Belgic troops,. in gerrispnwi Hassell Ilk: It the case Dpi relt the preceding , artiste , top larfor*the ganglion - at. Laxemberg.it monis thalit wilt .-" fanner proprietors", their heirs, or assigqees,," 084 bet 1 renteirl' there t il t Itte , fati.if t hat-• provjnce'• it decidetCo . .„;" held tq ievest, in the chelt.of the domain t h e et con g - ...... counts they shall have paid, in order to be delivared'i , the ." g,,,_ : „ ~. she ,;_,,..,_ 0 , ",.. ~,_ . 2 . ~ to the deprived purchaser . The liquidation of Aisisie , . 1 .,,,r!_r"" o' .:"`' "`"''.' ' I' l . l =k-i t - ,• •-• iteastat• taw Intitructione, which avian to/ W w 7 ll. • agcciunts shall be made administratively to tells e-dOl rind ...... • k i til . • • ... ur - Amer lite etthangi"ef notes . bet steroj . -.: main, according to the accustomed rules. 4,- k... .. retned i ve mini err-stilt ; coatinfueV. -4C ete 'the me? •.' ....s 64 The peppery which the State has .rikeiced in 1, - . exchange for the property of Emigrants, and which • ha ua tisr. "r ilitlie. 1146.1.6 active 4 en lit"tl6r-'l.',' hand they are very far horn beingbrokee-offi.. :CM. ..".. still retrain in its possession, shall be returned, with 1 - - week the Americans eieti atu)theegles l: •ebtertaiii• Y the reserves and exceptions stated in the present law, relent at which the English Ministers wiU.be pre.oe • . to the former possessors of exchanged property, tol ~ .. their heirs, er assignees. i sent.—T he sailing of the Ameribalf frigate lime. . Neptune to Brest, it already universallecontitlergd • 7. All property appropriated to public service, .as j is a commission`wholly uireonnected with the sego• . long as it shall be judged necessary to undergo this . t • 'e destination, is exempt from the delivery ; but the in - • cia ions. i demnity due on account of the possession of this -.....-,-.-- property, shall be regulatedin the budgets for 1816 . G/1/4?1,4044 1 :80.' E/1 " ". '' 8. All property which by law or acts of Ad- , . °4lo le. - .. - --• . - . . 4 . ministration, has been definitively disposed in favour I [FROM TilE AUGSE1141111111•114p1Af t 9A.VWFXi of hospitals, houses of charity, and other benero. AIM, OCT. 10.z-Autong the nelr pethit.tie4 shalt • lent establishments, in return for their alienated are now in activity is the genera of Spite, which is' property, or given in payment of sums due to the well known to have bad very great influence ender State, are also excepted from thedelivery. the Government of Napoloonacted, next to the But whets, in consequence .of the legislative Ministry, the most important part in - the State, and measures these establishments may have received an i consisted of many able men, but whose tendency, increase of deletion,. equivalent to. the property I mostly from fear and condescension, was to favour Which bas been provisionally affected, there will be,l despotism. From the nature of the present organize aground for the delivery of the last-mentioned pro- lion of France s , the new Council' of State must have piety, in favour of the former proprietors, their , lest much -isfqte importance, while the influence of heirs, or assignees. • •-•• ~ ~, . - 1 the Ministeri has again become the same as befOre In the case in which returned eroperty, either by the Revolution, and the consequence of the Legisle. replacing or payment, exceed the value of the alien- i the body and the Senate (now transformed into the. vied property, and the amount of the sums due to !Chamber of Deputies and the Chamber of."Pterti). ie alma establishments, the excess shall be paid to him i likewise augmented. Nevertheless, tbe o totincil. 'of to Whom it of right belongs.: L . State still remains o ne of themost considerable autlio..: 9. Rents purely of the nature. of ground rents,. cities, which can interfere .with great effect in the constituted rents, and the titles to credits due by la. e several branches of the .Legislation, since all tits dividuals, and of the registration of which. actual : ' proposals 9f laws, and .many measures to be taken.. possession is had, shall be delivered in terms of Ar. directly by the . ..Ministese, are discussed }afore it, tide 2. , . and can . Alan Iveggently influence .the ford resolst4. 10. Shares representing the value of navigable ca-,itions atitt,deCrOess Which are now agela called on, ones shall be equally given up, via. thwiewhich have! r4enikancer. 40 449 7,eseositiou of -that stew Council • • • • • beet' applied to defray the expencesaf tht.Legion of., of State is, the! e, deserving of imirtieular +then. Bonour, at the epoch only in which in essaseetence. / tioa L aqil tte etnee.iio, as several Cooncipots of State of the dispositions' of the Ordotinancla if .thk.kilittii•efla iVic4'd.V9lll 4 sltfitel2 Ittfile beatl-4 us, iNi impor. July last, these shares shall cease.to be emp lo y ed insi, mat bieecloref . I,heAtjeditistratiten„,and thus, ,its defraying the said expences. Those which are acc t SOni.e."Ailititr44.lPloilitey )nAhfir.rpßecOve depa rt. teen --t• .., - y in the hands of Government, as soon as de.quelts. ..A - nand shall be made by those who shall have rieht..te, - ispt,e thereto, and also those of which the GoeerninaiitH,, ISP shall hare disposed, whether delivery • has been mad* iiiii or not made, as soon- as they shall return,,to 11e. ; '7' hands of the Government by the eifect of the,right of restoration stipulatedin the deeds of alienation. 1 11. In order to obtain the- delivery ordained by , the present law, the former, their heirs, or assignees,. . Must bring their suits before the Prefects of the Dz..; partmeats in which ,the. property raer.he situ. mad. - . , 12. The Prefects, &fair having taken the opinion. of Directors of Dainaine., of the Couservators of Forests, and having ascertained the quality :and rights of the claimants,, shall transmit the justifies,. tory documents, with the grounds. of their opinion, I to the.seccetery of State fez Finances. *) :. . . a• 1 .• . • , :411' ... ~ ~ .. . , . ..- -i , -.7- -:59 , --eyarr- , • , .• ‘--- .wspoolokFinisurijr,7l7Esapprzt - wigrAgjipoir.• ~ ,i. • ..,,.. • • - •;- '' - : -.. 74, --- ii. w:. "*".. ----. •••Ls • . 1‘. . ,. 4 014 v ,A 4.1 - . . v ... r, .- rr ..•-• • . • • •• • • • • ~,. t ..... r V. , '0 . 4 -. I . ' . *.; V I. ' • ...M . ' • .. , - . . .. ... . 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