The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-14 00:00:00

rs }r` .U. -1)0IFFP-. 4614 .4 • 4I X I.Awtri lift in 1. , I. .1 w l / 4 )? *0. 1 1362. ‘444-) .s 7 " r tip..,.., .. ~ . Nnal?4 , 4lllllAß('rY, klolt I)hif.litbliNh , A REIED WQXEN. AT THEIR' OWN .714. , TiONSo; .'''• ,' 1'• . .., Ai it , Slistitssed ilibi. 41 ; . .64 Pia of their lto)111 e r.lye • --. ; ' • t rind Princess of W . # 1 , 1411SIDICSI. iii;Royei fliAbiwut : the PRINCE RESENT. t ozcE:ruustouurs. yt . icht Hck. the PAH ~ ,E Dart , - I *.lolUi Blackburn; Erg.' • vomit I I I , t 1 1 ithlie H. Browse, WI. Iti.ichi lion. the Earl of Ux- ,W!l li ont.Wynch i Esq. • Airinge - ; . Elehardsou Eirradoile, William Dent. Esq. „ H.Liel Hoiii*tittreker, 'f RRASUREIL---hir: Charles Stuart. AN N IL AL DINSE of I, 11.4 Sl i IT lII' 1 . 0 N will he held at the Load(*) veto,. in Hittiopsetttl.street, on WEDNBISDAY, the ' staid. HießtofEl thAtillesS the Doke , tf ILBAT is the Chair. lITZMARMI. RaMlory ; Eaq. Artitur Posit, Et,. S. loutt4 Betrtett.'Esq.... l Ziff. EA. Arun`lll/100, _pit; Ed ward Ponder, Esq. Frederick 1. 1 . , ,tri, Esq. John Mas t M.D. Jo.st. flair , - • • t JS. 7 , Wkithreads Esq. M. Nat. alliel Sittrurw . .. 'Esq. ~. t Matthew Werham. Esq. Diuue' on Tabloid linifloses Einar o'Clock. /4• l:redo after Wooer. : I Virliett s had At *lw Bar ,of the Tavern the Ssestords ; of Mr. Ch rtes Stuart, Tie outer...Dl .. Totwr-street I the Seereta)%y Mr. W. S. 8011. No. 9, vadiso-row. Islingtawl and Mr. George Hunt .C, St. Wastiset. court , Ludgate.hill; of whom boos tar 0 plrticnlnVierndan of the Cbirity. may be bad. 11,;* Four Tleouratiol Three litindred diad Six Women' drisvcred by this Cbalitv last year, oad,stp.wards of r died :tad Elkin Thotisitood state its InstitVloa. , • • • fIALL, Secretary., • 1 • ie t ifs precept their' risp .. it:t.ti comp i‘ thrfinvllle S rnetli Of 00 institution, ur.d beg leave to idol .ll.id the fut thee postponement of •the An-iversary to was at the exto;ess deaire of hit H o yailitgainips, in consequence of arrangraw.os rovenrrted with the expeortrd arrival sof the 1..0. venial alo.l Royal' Visitors, wtticlt would have prevented his attendance on the Stir, as prop.oed. Ills Royal Higiniess has very obligitk4ly ordered his b.di.lon the occasion. • _ • In the Press, hod speedily will he poblinheti, price Bs. to be isad of all the Bookgellers ln Landow), rpHE REAL LIBELLERS brought from their vud the TRUE PRINTER dkenveretl. lwrogine to the public view the AC rum, AU moils of it I.kie Libel tte,einst the I;—h—r of the i—c—b sod the Instigator► of U. " Thus Mrs. C. again hr.; been _ " A pop-gua tiriug.uther',.plean.s " Or rather. 1 may kay, a equip, " Sp/Merin: others' mire unn dirt." Jul) , the IA will be published, pr* , Is. No. T. (if a New 'Monthly Work, ruilE „Dom [a I'(C ..NIAGAZINE ; including bo l owit Mein=liri of .11.40hL;ifica:•ter--Strieterts ton the Propleit4ll of Nixon and lkoluthratt—liorr.tri or f he 'Pottle of L.•lpsit —Fraeoteots-of Fremell /Tosiorv— M twat ntid tiort-folio-I)..mr:tic and Re-, iligarltobit:Otrorreteeet—Gitreteurr and Farmer: C lesiclur—Dtr; protie :lector*, `•!,, s Publiiheil by Slterwomi nod Co. P a ternoster-row., Siela isige Ph , Flinttail, taitebellt-Nltttih ; end the other Bonk- . orlign ElmoVh 'l'O T 1 PUBLIC. • • Tgt great tOco{kienience experienced by the Coonnereinl World, andthe *bite lagenerik front the irregatar. &livery Of Lawton fteaspaperv, indtseed W. Ur 8, COI},NHI IL. at avert great expence. aided ty his nanternui lemahli.oftments, lu•the (Piled kiagd , on. to wake suer arrangements ("a it plan peeular ro !thaw f); that woof ensure earreetne,A in the delivery of all the London News papers lir Town and Country, auditroaaat the pthfit.ility of a disappointiueotin all those who Givour hi. with their coin musts. i t i o n toott DA.ii.•g • Parma*. I Vetoing Post M..rnie Ciironiele lei. rni,rß Her • , 1 Br:tish Press Pay., Public lodger Morning h4erii,ge Courier °tube bouterissit And entry other 74. B. Mirth ; . Marri:tge-. Ui of •Advei.i•ci•amit., l ecesTed 1 0 , 1 bad Country Neorp , ptrs, Niti dibpotch. P4l.s Tr yeller • but. Star THEIte DAN'S A WEEK. .Loilti.ai Chronicle I...athas Parket Livening Mail Il • _ Cunworeinl Chronicle 81. James's Chr..r i rle IF.necleill Chronicle tleaeral Evening Post • Weekly Paper. rat Its, Parrtraph, and all kinds I, and iill.s led in n'il the Linot.iit It the gre.,tett correctness alai - . LOWE'S PATENT lIRITISII SIII11,11:: 1 : twrii ; - • E., poi; iihrli, IBA The only Mottairterr iu Cirrus .ntrilin, iw which the ativoo otkeJ or English Flax nod Conti,' are united its ()or Thread. r 1111 N:pecv4ar , texture of this fabric frees it from tr istgai the ..-ectu ' tto Ilse clsae,cs of climate or annuse-, Phe e , al . " l dtht the l a arenas arenas old or chill experienced in the gear of lri. hdi i 000 ;soetts.lind She unpleasant s.etuation pe culiar It s Lib** 1114- de wilodly of Cotton gto this respect it at taches the exelasive, aolva•tinge of .being more coontacive (Si health, to all 'raw , * and climates, titan lin, other descriptiou of Shirting Cl:ult. For durability. beautiful appearance, comfort la sear. and great ectominv, illi , 11/iliUniCkire staiuls unrivalled, and is s old at alt.•ut half ihe price of Irish or other fine Linens , at the Pa tentee's Wutellun%e. 151, Cheap,ide, near St. Pant's; nod he appointioeut, at Harditia, Howell, and Co.N. No. 89, Pall -11111. *** It is proper to guard the Public against cnnfounding the 'there fabric with the new Imperial Cotton Twine Shirtiog nod Shetings, - which profanes to regulate perspiration, mid to he Stronsatised, Howl as an antidote against the plague and other entitagions disortleis !! TILE 'COMMERCIAL-HALL WINE COM pony respectfully ocquaint their numerous Cirtomerr and the Public ha general, that they have this day tired their iirices per Pipe, &v. tr above, for Wines of sterling qualities, which may be bought by appl)ing at their concerns, No. 10, Skinner street; No. 540, 0 xt•rd-itrret ; or of any of their Agents in the Country. - N.ll.—Wines of every description per dozen, and Spirits in cask, &c. of the first qualities, at the Company's usual low price. • Aril 6, 1814. WINKS FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Fine Dry Cape Madeirna, 564. per Dozen. 1)o. do. do. 741. pet Pipe of lio 4er- h liasbeen a voyage to the 1)10. Or very superior qiiality, wit. 11.111111111 1 ; MN. per-Dove . Do. dli dis..l3oi. per Pipe of 110 thdlors. 'APT QJJALII'Y QF WlNjid FROM SPAIN, POR -, .! • TUGAL, MADMRA, 6:e. • Per Pipe. Port Wits% favourite Vissaigeof ISI2, good quality £lOl Do. (10. 1812, Ent quality - - - 112 re. doe high:flaroured old Ifiuthgei'lfOtier 1903 - 120 Per B Sherry . is . Butt. oa D -o. fine 0 warranted six ys74l, le the Butt 111,1 118 . - Do. do. ss fadas . .s , G . .130 Per Pipe. Teorriffe, drsi Aty .... 2 . , - 90 ladefra. tiniqatility, westu ris . - 116 Wi • ' 4 itq" - lie Du. Brouti; 'arida . " • •`:...as iff., .••• • •10t) - . Wan . 'argent. . Carnitchenwen,fera- , brokethtre . ' I'l At 51•11116, Payne.atad Co. „ poiiection sit Simonton Caere's. by'the Rev. • • G. Rawacd,A.111.211.125.681.1i Spilvltury. Esq. 5 10 Mite A. C. Arden S. rr A Friend 100 0 A Ditto 41 '0 Sergeant nod Slitidleton SO 0 At Milli:km and Cu. Subscriptions from • Newbury, remitted . • by the Batik 4 Collection at New. • hury Church, by Rev. J. Roe 291. 178. St J.bhn Cowie:. Esq. for the purpo.e of erect ing temporary habl. I tattoo* Seenbd ' remit. nce front, N ligh:tm and vicinity. per J• Wright; Esq. 341 It 3 F. R. .1 0 Subscriptiudi ftwin Glnstokbury a 94 it at • 10 . vicinity Ditto from York' moll •93,1 Mr. Cumtesm • Piddipeirk I Beb,eolio ' oipe ie flot Po Oita Bi.sley, per Rev. Dr. tbortle‘: • _ 41.12 x. dd. _ : Sumusitiee ROOM. Cmilertion from the Church and Conere , gallon of the Baptist Clmpel, Keppel: Mrert.. under the p:uooril rare ofßes. J. Marlin, per W. Spondee.. 051.63. 101. Seitath remfitanee from Eltattergh COrollllileh, per J. Catmiheli, Rsy. 150 0 Mem, Watson, Water ford By tbeltev.R Crimes, blini-ter of the Set- • dement if the United Brethren, at r tJ. (45:aerial. Slectr • Collected in Little Ilornemal 2c 5 Ditto, firisml 2:1 17 fMtio, Hiall Town 201. 10s. 6 I. flu 1, Little Town 161.75. 6d. Ditto, (ilea Comer. sal 131. 53. 6d. Ditto, Birkens'otw 6 b Second Callecti.m at the Brribrin's Chnpel lit, 9s. id. Mr. A rrowsmitio • 5 • 0 Mr. Morton. Chelmsford 1 0 Subscriptions from Lanwrs.ls Villa, by Abeigavenny, re , milled by Jelin Notchkis. 103 q. 73 18 At M sterables. Wills ,e 0 Lassa ' 2 2 I. Y. Z. 2 2 Serail Darby, tool brook D•tle, tested • Sirismtption 90 0 Two Friends '1 8.11. N. • 5. 5 Z. G. C. • 5 Ni;eb aid Cfr. • • Mos.. Clarti,_ Wildslas £2. 1 0 M. Aptly Tal l4 3 0 Mrs. Peer 911.1er • 1 0 At Jones, Lloyd, and Co. litr. W. fiat wistle 10. 0 4clv,per wa...0,. • •mi aril Co. $0; 15s. 611. At Evercti, Walkecond Co. Mr. B. Smith 5 0 -- Palinurs 1 0 Mr. Wei. 4.nslie 1 1 Mrs. Sarah Walker I) 1J Mrs. Rdniestan '2 2 Collected at Warmin ster,after, a Seim.so, by the Vicar 801. 9s. 6d. Do. do. by other de aamituttiousofChris- tiara '251. Is. 6d. Mrs. Temple 5 0 William Temple, Esq. 10 0 Collection at the In depentleot Chapel, Congleino, by the Rev. B. J. Bilk. mace 111. ss. SJ. Will.am Seal 1 1 Collection us the Pa rish of Were arc, incholiog the Ch.s pet- of Br.ittors and Dilton, Wiltshire £47 8 Win. Suleleript ion of Frieruis of Brough. too Monthly Meet , 10 J. Cart..r, Radwinter -1 Al *Lloyd', A Frivol to the dis- , . • tressed • 10 10' Ciollertion. set Allier- • Milne. by Rev. T•. 11). - was Clone fill. this ld. ' Additional Subscrip tion fr. , m Haverhill and rieiglsbottrlipod, • per Henry Jackson 3 17 •• •At Down and CO. A Fr imal's • Subbcrip• lion from Bails Win. !Harden i Collection at °ntim, I per atm J. Crate 2 0 ..... -- • Peetehtt and Co. ' I Ws. [Woke, Eq. Itists 5 0 Collertion.rit the Pa- nigh Church of Pre— ton, in Krlli I. 175. 81. At Sir John Lubbock's. Collection at Llnnho ni, Carmarthen, by Rev. D. Bowen 2 3 Jenkia Davies 2 9 Mn. Bow , n 1 1 Min Bowen 1 1 Rev. Mr. Bowen • 2 9 Sub-criptiaus from anucestershire 13 13 At Matieti, Hale. told Co. Rupert Taylor, I. 5 0 At Stephenson and Co. H.W. , 1. 1 Lady Busk 2 U Master A. S. Fraser., Aberdeen Z 1 1 * At Committee ROI& I A voluniat y Gift front a Servant I 12 Collection made bit the Cou u or Ladies,;:t Clapham, . for the relief of the Orphan Children is Germany, 3d addition 211 Collected at the Meet ' in,;, Plaistow, after . • • a Sermon, by Rev. H. Lacey Ili. 110. 10d. Wm. Morley, Esq. East-ham Collection made by • Ike Ladies at Wands e 'swarth, for the to * - lie of the Orphau Children in Ger • many 1331. Is. 10d. 'G. and B. 21 0 Jabez Exahaw, Esq. 5 5 J. H. Arnold 5 0 Ladles at Mauer-house Boarding School. Plaistow I I Collection at Steeple Astoon,and the Cita* Wts of Lvaington,,, ilts. SD. tis. 6d. • • At the Bar of City London Tavern. J. T. XI 1 R. W. 5 0 Profit on Prize Goods, inadvertently pur ensiled by a Friend 61.105. U. At Committee Room. Collected by some Ladiei at Totten. ham 29 15 A Collection made at Boosted, by Ate Rev. Peter Aubertin, among a few Neigh - bogus, their Ser.' 'ants, and the sue-. rounding Farmers and Cottagers for • the Relief of the Or phan Children 20 0 Ditto by Ditto, for the • 'general Distress 45 5 The three Mini K.'t t 5 0 Ca st ain Yansittart, R. N. 17 0 At Lloyd's. Collection at the In. dependent Chapel, St FOllli SIC r, per Rev. Jobe Border L) 5 Christopher Revd', Esq. 10 10 Sobseriptiene received at the 800 of the Pity of Ladd Vern; Llwyd's Colke-Istm+e; Stock Extbinge; and ar . Basken jd Vdda dad 04sintry. • 4. • R. H.' BI A*l4ll*. a%crlt 110 WARD, ark•-• n. (L.s.) and . „ . , Art: s.''ltil`tit's Poii4l employ. t!1 t , good olidi'tit . citifite Asp6cted tthe Barbiri Poweio the flag lain& the terrilkb ief tbenilele lof Elbe, for which purpose the.relsitiOne irith the 'Hasa bary Powers • shalt 14., ~ lksabreilaied ;tst Alketet • *ilk France. 4 . ~ a Art. 6. There shall be reserved in the territories hereby renounced, to his Majesty the t4ifieror 1111 7 • poleon, for himselfaml his fetidly, dOrnaini or renta charges in• the Greet Bank of Franc:L l producing a reventte,.clear , ef all deductions and chargel, Hof '2,600,009 francs. These domains 9r, - rents shall)* long, in full property, and to be disposed of &elite% shall think fit, to ths Prince and*PrlosoMes of his fi mily, and shell be divided attl9tigit t 'thenv in"iutlf manner that the revenue Of each shall be In the fbli lowing proportion, viz. •• To Madame Mere wit v. • ,A , '- . Franc.. 900,000 To K4kgJooeph and his Queen &001i . 0 . • ..T.• letti• . • 210.0)11 Ta iheQueen Hortense and tuber children 4(10.4)01 Kink . Jeronte nod his Qom? is t ica o J o To the Princes. Eliun • To the Prince*. Pet:lino ' , •' : • 300,0d0 2,54)0,000 The Princes and Princesses of . th.o. House of .the • 'Ernperor.Nipoleiahilitill l ietiiii betides fhiqr ty, moveable litttl ithadvinble; whatever nitui4 , lit may be, which they' shall possess by indiaideal Ind public right, and the rents Of Wads. they 41141 esti joy (also as individuals), ' Art. 7. The annual pension. of ,t,lin.goopropselospe phiue shall be redue , }l to . 1 1,09(4,900 ) l in do mains, or in inscri p tions ihe s Gri. c .at , Booit o Frani* ; she shell continue to'enjoY, 1 1 19111:ifbi petty, all bar • private propertyi'Moveable agt11414% moveable, with power to dispose of it cooformably • to the French Laws. Art. 8. There shall Ite.granted to Prince Eogeney Viceroy of Italy s a suitable establishnient, out, of : • France. . Art. 9. The property which his Majesty the;•Thti . ‘ perur Napoleon possesses In France, either as ex traordinary domain, hr as private'domain, attitclied to the Cron n, the 4utils placed by the Emperor, either in the Great Ike& of France, in the Batik. of France, in the A"tiuns des Fords, or in any other manner, and which his Majesty abandons to the Crown, shall be reserved as a capital, which shrill not exceed '2,000,000, to be expended in gratitica ! tions in favour of such persons, whose (tames shall be contained in a to be signed by the Emperor Napoleon, and which shall be transmitted to the French Govertanent. Art:lo. All the Crown diamonds shall remain ie France. :An. 11. His Majesty the Emperor Napoleon shall Cetera to the Treasury, and to the other pub- 1k chests, all the sums and effects that shall have been taken out by his orders, with the exCep tion of what has heen appropriated from the Civil List. Art 12. The Debts of the Household of his Majes ty the Emperor Napoleon, such as they were on the day of the signature of•the present Treaty, shall he immediately discharged out of the arrears due by the. public Treasury to the Civil List,according to a list, which shall be signed by. a Commissioner appointed for that purpose. Art. 13. The obligations of the Mout-Napoleon, of Milan, towards all the creditors, whether French men or foreigners, shall be•exactly fulfiUed, 'unless there shall be any change made inlhis respect. Art. 14. There shall be • given all the necessary passports for .the free passage of his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon, or of the Empress, the Princes and Princesses, and all the persons of their suites who wish.,to accompany them, or to establish them selves out of France, as , well ti! for • the passage of all the equipages, • liorsoaw and effects belongiog to them. The Allied Pours 01 in consequence fur nish Officers and men .for Astoria.. Art. 15. The Frent i lf t l e tpetlal Guard shalt furnish a detachment of from tii:istiO Men, of all arms; to serve as an escott to the Ittnipetoe Napoleon to St: the place of hieembatkation. ropes, . - Art. 16. There shMl ba fevoisiteil s corvette and • • IMAM rrt! IgUttlftyffiraT 9 , 1114 k.Lad9E, CHAS. AUGUSTS Bata it aA~#ffallßPßa+ (L, Si) i )4•Vvii NET, (L. S.) CAULINCOUMT: r . •-.• .• • rt. $l, :FitENCII • Pattn;'/Vitre His Majesty *the .Emperbr of Anstlii geld rte . M. Sir , rurier , - Snreeon.Majer, a diantotid•Onk;•mi'air acknowledgment for the services rendered by hitilto several Rus , ian Officers and sOI4 waueded in the enmeshes! ral• the 30th of Ms rch last. I , !MAontu,. NAT , 31.—. We art assured. that his Facellettcy.the. Duke de Ryer is appointed his' Ma. jettys Ambassador to the Court of France: The Marquis tie Villariero, a grandee pf Spain( fermi I) Captain of the *Body Guard, is appointett Captain-General of New Castile, of which Madrid 'is the capital. .. M. de Saluzarehas quitted . the Atiminietrption of the Fittanctf.;.and takes% the portfolio of the, Marine. M. Eguia ifs Minister i at W . ,ari ia.the room of M. Preire, call*foinother sl:4llitiolii•:—lTlse tatter is said to *are resigned t i ' Mr. Wellesley , Ote, inglish.AmixtiladorT,Stas given al* Inittlebrati6ii of the bilipy 'tetitrit otitis Ma. Wit° was pt ient it the ball, itith mini than a •• . thousand persons of distinction. ! Goya-R:4IRO, MAY ' cities of thi i North, tiotatitintwit hiss boo rriost itiaric.ht bY the taste riftits:' Its sitaittihn alistvred 410 freist quantity ofl•Calotrint meichantlit;', 414011 ,-bend its way Into the'WeighboittlereOtintriesc" : SeWal taicantile firms at Hamborgh, and Wotivt4 l l)artS of Gercuttly, hare removed 'thither, to ibithdraw tfitra. selves from the influence of the oppressive system of Bonaparte. • A - rich manufacturer from . liamburgh ltas established, in the city itself And-the . auboihs, , workshops for different branches of iodustry, which, employ near 300 persons. Tit, population which, tett Sears sitSCP, o , was but 17,000 or ISPOQ, is tiiise 2.,5 000' We have a. then tiv,. promenades; • museums, and 'prosperity is diffuse{, among, all classes. Our proximity to Norway makes us acquainted with the internal State of that country. It furnished of late 32,000 . infantry, and *4 to 5000 cavalry; it paid in taxes•near six millions of franes tradd in timber, salt and dried fish, iron," }nd coppoir, was sufficiently lucrative td pay fthrlfie corn ported, and to 'leave a very coriiiderable net profit. The present population amounts to near million. The number of regular towns itr'24; bat there are besides along the coasts several cemmiitial stations, which form villages, the inhabitanti which ate .stealthy. The principal cities are Christi.i aria, - considered as the capitol, Bergen, and pron. (brim, which carry on an extensive trade. CAIII§HaU, 'JUNE 2.—The Empress of Russia, the Queen Frederica, of Sweden, the Princess Ame. lia of Baden, and the Hereditary Princess of Hesse I Darmstadt, are at present at the Castle of Brach• sal with her Highness the Dowager Margravine of -Baden. The different columns of the corps under gneiss. mend of General Count Langeron contiuue pass the Rhine at Maniteim, whence they proceed for Nuremberg and Saxony. AUGSBURG, JUNE 3.—According to our Gazette, the Emperor of Russia is to have the title of King of Poland, and the Grand Duke Constantine a ill govern that country as ViCerity. WURTZBUnG, J ins E4.—The fate of our count ry is not yet decided. According to the most authentic account% it was at first intended for Bavaria; but we are assured that.the c oiled Sovereigns, have pro. mised it to Prussia, whickwill also have the country of Damberg. The departure's:lf the Grand Duke for Tuscany has been again delayed, though his effects have loggPeen packed up. We remark in the pro. ceedingOl4f tho.,Government all that usually precedes the cession of' a province to a foreign prince.- The salaries of the Civil Officers have been raised,- and these augmentgions amount to several millions of 'twins. The government multiplies nomination and promotions of every kind; and the paynteut arrears of tans is rigorously enforced. . ?_: ti r , A Al ' • r.77 4 :5 7 ' - 4‘.-Wi N k 7 ''''' .:•' - , .",, ~- - - * .... • ' .f 6 '. , /7 4-- ' - ' 1 . - ' 7,1 - ; c .. ....2tea'• • , ... .... - 1 rk,...- -w r . ......r.. 17 , r-- y i . E i %; ',; )•,. 1. •2 i.riqi ~ , , , , ~ . - - - ..: -r- --•- ' • . da.....-...........k.- .... '.....+.0. 4 : - ...'......air..7. - .; -- - ..----,---- .. • - . i x .-. - • ' fit'' • ' 41' -•-• • t ' • -1 VA ., - . ... ` .4 a. • -1:1‘ I.' .- i,' 't r - •tr -l i ••' . '. '. 1 . , • . ' . • ''' . ei i i L4 . ,11 ....;%. ju. ,, nit . anii ,„ vials ,„ ) .0 . ,1 ,i,., , .. u .. ....4 f 4 ..i. E ...i ..... ~..,..4 ... ..‘., ... ,: . ~,...,:. .;; . . ..• ~,,.. .., . ..., 7 . .. ~.. .. , ~ , n 0!...; •• . 1. si • ..r. , ,. ...: 7 • -' '• .• •r: , ..11.1.1 ••;•7 0 91- IA .1_ , - .... . -.-. ,•,..,... . ..... . t .. . .. . . ai:T . •1 • , ... A m y / t • •_ 4 .4.,, •.'%• : 4:l' .. r , - . ..* -,..*'' .. ~ i„ : "- • ' '*.. '••' ' .' - -' , :i Nc ' l l4lAti.el.9L. T •t lii '' • '''' .. . . ' .1 ~ •f, ... 46 ? `,,i - ‘/ .10 ; St , • 1 ' N I • s ' '\ ' ' . g , .....t, ~ , • • • .. ' 1 i1.L.,4 0 kid 111% f. :•41i41 ; 4; • 1(4 t torn t- • A ii iiii l' '... 1 i ). ' i . : 1 :,, ' ' ,•:.. ',.. • ; I ! ! 4 ....' 1 ,.. ... _..., .! L i i ' ( 1 / 4., 1 . 1 .•• . , . 1; il .'ft k.". 1 1 .aiki. i 1:11- ~ , :alt e .4l' o c i ~' ' . • ... 7o • N • • • 2 , , i , f . ff . . . v . a ‘ t ..1 . 'I- 1... . .:t s.• h.,,,. ,•• • t 14,titu iii,,,ak 19, •v. .! *. ..:v witit,'..J .e.L-5.v... , .. 4•.: : - . e.., ~..,-, . ~.. ' , r • , .41hr4 41 ...,, . . .... . „ • . , • 1 .., , A 1,./- ;:: 4.,; .. '6. :,....$1 :i4l . !'el .Ica: 404;0 - 14 :195 . t i ... .., ' .. • - """""'s .. , 11 •t.•- : 6 sl l n i'..' .i.: . • ,•: • ' •. ' • - . . " •. r - . .. • In WV', , . •. LONDON, TIJESDAYi. Jet - 14,• lilt. A . ' it . . ~.. m , „ . ..- :: - I a if.je' fidiltiasitt!. iiiti , ti: 'wt.. tdkr,AlGll; COL , • ) • & ti , ' L'. ; . . nimar 1 , ..7 1 . • N t\ 1 .. . .., The Tattle for which 11Atereas fell in thE Yield, end Srbrrer died es, ideieefewg4 ... . • ..1 ~ .„ : . _ , , ~,,,,, ~ , t ., - , ~,,t _ . itv , ,-,_. , • ~.; 7 Ft.,' ' •'' „ - - • ..- '' . t. A. '-' '"7 - A 4 T 4 ... , • _, • ,PO9II, • BITA- - Tift COMbffliTEE have published a Fourth OF TOE TREATY ? BETWEEN THE Ai.Liltri t.- Report iiiiiaining their further Vrocetthingt Ili ;he die - POWERS AND HIS MAJESTY of his destination his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon THE ERr Ritual kfid his-hoessheld ; and the corvette shall ' belong, in .-. e p r i me , trirmtioo iSfit * he Subscriptions, and ebb commortiaidom from NAPOLEON. .....! Germany, which breathe the wannest gratitude, tad contain.../..1j.,.. .• . 1 ' .7. '1 •• IA .1.1 . '.. , ' libitt and iiftift s ialre Of 'deep dire The Coinntittee ac- '. : - Art. 17. The Emperor Napoleon tball be allowed t,. , . .knowiedgo with thislikruiness constancsopplies' fin® .ssarees Art, •t . His Majesty 'the Emperor Napoleon re.-1 " take with kiln and retain at his guar&4o(krben, l. opened by spoillaheotts eal. They are touch encouraged b _„,.. nt „ e tot himself, his sateen:ors, and d escen de r ti , asintlenteets,t asp well Gaiter?, p Sub... Officers and . . • . the:. kind eserlions - of the Philanthropic. Association .= f mer e , "`e• . ,- i . , 11. - p. than twenty Ladies M London who have nobly given their well as for ail the members of hill family, all rigllt of soldiers. - : ta , - . 5-t IIL‘. . ~j . . • - pinta la Ow' Public "receiver': of Hie "'Ile" C°""linii 1 " 1114 sovereignty tuxidom oil to the French,Erni.f. Art.l tt - iihs*renthenaer twaselitell hive followed yolib l ilti / le , It sq ,. They are not less indebted to the young. Ladies at Clapham, I . •.• pre tend the Kingdom of 'tall is over every other ' theiErapeoarNapaltint or his linilLy t bliell be he'id ~16. . Wiib, teeling for the truly fsirtorn situation of numberless Or- ; .hi ybiltsi Notep•Mily a w at e iated . , and :lilted nit the Female Inhe. Country. __.......- ---L -- ° tublike Waited - big rights :weskit , by.kiot returning & • :•• • .. Wants of that Pa:ielt, and through the liberality of ?asses, Art. Y. Their Majesties 'the Emperor Napoleon ild . frarice saithin *three years-; at leak they shall not of this veil eirepting ervants.- Ohio 14 their meets gave ler y, .rt.- , adoo Ts- :tired .io three days. 2191. ils. 11.1 L a sum which is enmity i and Maria Leeisa.shali tetkii their titles and rank, .he comprised in 'the -erceptions , which the French e 9.2 d in -, Will go far, add 'tripe awav 'many a tear. The Coustaittee are ,to to enjoyed daring 'their iiiii... The mother , 1 the Jerovernment retterves to itself to grantnafter the ex+. liantreterh obligations to Pieriepoitst Greases, list': of Char- . • hair. ' ley k _fur his permission to mention the remittance of 221. 9s. .... . • • s "NJ brothers. sisters. nephews and nieces• of the i bis.. fikation of that terra. .. , - t ~, . , s. tieTrteloritt , offeringt of his work-people in the Cottoh =Mob 1 . per sr , shall also . retain, 'wherever they - May name s! nti Art. 19:. The Polish troeps., -- Of all. armi,,in the lentories, uf.a sin f li . portion of a day's; earnings, prompted by . the titl es of ,pot te ei of bi sfwaliiy. ,._ ., • service of France, shall be at liberty to return horsve, . , a sense of the mercy of their esentrion from the miseries in ~ q. Lierranny,:made lowan si, them by is Abet extract from the 1 Art. 3. The Isle of' Elba, adopted by his Majesty and shall retain their arms and baggage,. as a testi. , narratke of Leiptic, aflized to the done of each warehouse; : the Emperor Napoleon as the plait of his *Meer', j moray of their honourable services. The OffiCers t li.P, miseries to stitch the lahattring ela.ses id En g land are happily • shall form, .during his l isle, a separate pritiapakity, ;dab , Clificiftind soldiesis shill retain tge detorations ..., ,sq, haat strangers. May liberal minds them devise libernt thiegs,. . attl the loitabilahls of Erb in ever feel the luzirry of doing which shall be possessed by him in fall Sovereignty which haie . fieekgraritel to the ' t a 1.4 p ipe pension! .... good. Detitils of 'best distresses will- be foetal in the Reports and property ; there shall be besides granted, in annexed to thiisi'dectraittlitt. ?'",, 4 ' • . • . worn; of of the Committee, which. All well as Pawn; far Churches sod full ! property, to the Emperor Napoleon, an annual 1 A rt . 20:1iii. Hi ,z' li Allied Kletiii i • irilatee tint' .0. Great cooiregationi, shay be had at the London TlVlefll ; and rat , , Old Pa- ikkermonlea. Strand.i.to the .viamher of tweity-lite.. gratis ; revenue of -2,000,000 francs, in rent charge, in the i eteceticnt o f elf the" Articles 1011104 iffriiiiity'- 3ollertar, and above lOal number, oo large Pape!, at 7*. mal. small VVer : Great Bonk of France, • of which 1,000 1 000 shall be .4nd-engag! to tiro that it" ilkitife" c opied lila s ' oks, ;iv- it 2s . per hundred. ' • • 0 liligr. , ll.l/ ell IrP .. • . lin reverainn to the Empress... .....r.: - ..;- --- - - . -... - ... - r.: ibitrinteifl i bY. n'ce. --•.•- • ., , svescattqloiis stave IlZegllFiliD... " ' ' men.were Il Art. 4. The Duchies of Parma, Placentia, and Art: The ' OreiefitAcViliarrhiittilit i ir SetitWel we Hun- ' • Amnion; already advertised • easser II 0.);,.., -- '- ' - Guasta ll a , shall be g ranted, in full property and So- ratifications eschanged at Paris within tiid disyt, or 1, , I •t , re t ar 3 .1 . °Matra Match 29v at . Cotleetion at Tiehrtiti.: •. • i vereiguty to her Majesty the Entre', Marie Louisa ; ianfer, irticiisiti; - id If. ,t 4 ,or 1.,t0a ';‘• - - • ElsAaile and Co. . , . ar:ir Doncaster, per, . • r invents to navid Myles, Esq . ites. T. Erskltse 'SU 54.'64. they shall pass to her son s and to the descendants in - lions at liiii; i tlik.ittii ef"ApitlVYs4."" 4 1 " . • arm them. 1 A-A_,crislwith AS 5. Collection is Pari-,hof • • e • - . . , the right! line. . The! Prince her sew .shell - (L. 5. The lirfere ite in rrtEforpfL • ..,. 0 the 2-2. d T. Williams. Esq. ditto 2 i , C a rdin g ton, Iled-. . -.. .1 '.'. oseasience WM. Riletife. iiiFq. ' : '' rt I' . tailtplitre, per 'Rev. ...',., .„....„ ". .. „ . ~. . ~ , •• , : forth take the title of t . VAinc l oof.-P,arina, Placentiaa, (LID ' ' r i 4'l l ). • l'Ulte'tTADP o *- d• - ri11 (4.. (4.. 0 , *Watt ii• coolie, de a ASO VbfQ.o Writ ._,,, , ...,--•6.1,-di a AIM A RI-VC misfit:MT comae de Nab r.LRODE. • SP ' l l O okO r i :td. • • ! '• ft irv,i "70111 .ONo ate:. ;L '4 ;frt 10 0 S 0 5 0 2 2 5 0 Ts r the en' i I, • a It:' `^ pr. ..+