The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-22 00:00:00

IMO Price I pail b rl a, i. /I g% for A 1 'Jre rrrrivr that ft of .iuly Braided Tick , Office+. .1••••••••• STA • • • 4/996 $ l 4 .1•••11 • TIC! t 80V11 1 • r 5 IL • tingoist • ani,h d In Ih Ia Saar Aw! shared • Tick fnwdl L Ofileet • TIT! • 8,5 • 1 1 S S r l • Go 11PO4 111 S () in the t amok The Prise State . • ri • ▪ rr • 1 I ▪ rinhlr ▪ renal ht PIM) I • the hoe Will ire ▪ Sold and Pe 11 ▪ Ilie Rc • Earl of F.arl of Ip !tight I Rt. H.. Ron. C Sureem dr T" • with V , on ttrictne algemr lie of II the ince lc Yonne t oat L) Idoo,nl • b.t7 te SP en;.4 t many., yialtl !iv pc:,e mid M M/1 ir- r pt rtt—st hr.. :I.: cornmn ~r. By F. Tir:l Sold ..A and by vl No. 2974. WESTALL'S BIBLE, PART VI. This Day was published, Price Doe Guinea ; and on Large Paper. Prasf Impressions of toe Plates, price 11.611 PART the SIXTH of the PPOLY BIBLE, iiitiqntted with Engravings % by Charles Heady hew tiv Richard Wand, Hy. It. A. PART VII.. which WV ea....lew the W.wk, # aptly na. 4 1, for Pabliiralion, as IV .1/11. Phil sireot• NEXT THURSDAY. ISA AUGUST, ALL MINT RE DRAWN. CARROLL and Co., Cootrariara, rehire their vroefil oh ink. to the PAN( far the ab.al rumour ?revived in doe tomery just littesbett. aa4 Ira t.. isofflory o ut r i arta and Sll•oroare toi Sale far e I I OW LOTTERY. of .ally 5,130 I TI elm rs. Awl ■ GRAND rang of ESISA Besides & great witty slather rawhide. asi SAW GUINEAS LW 0016 D. To be dl DRAWN 'DONE DAY. Tickets inot Mown, me sow as Side at CA R ROLL aid C*•'s Offire.,, No. 1, Consdk aid% 04144.1areti e whose AN as. Lint. in the Public riesibigtraikacied. TO RP ALL DRAMS V* 6M OAT. NEXT Tllollllo3l'. AVD IL STATIC LOTTERY of Nasty LOOD TICKETS, foam -a Priv f SSW • sad 3,000 GUI *P. ‘i is OOLWI WOE m ft. ‘10,40 .... is ... *More OP I •••••••••• . .. . SAO •-••••••• lAIIIII or,' AO; . I43W) 4 0 300 m 04.0 ...opOO SOO •••...•• SOO •••••••••• ll7 ...•........ 000 I AD"Psee••• oo Bo • IMP ••••••••••• Loin Tkkoor. JOAN la- *OM wig rrerlie 4110.001113 more. maiden Jaen TlCKt:.'l'Aiid SHAMIR are ea isle by RICHARDSON, OCUBLOCK•1114 Contractors for be present Lottery. .ITIIO SOLD I THE. LAST LOTTERY. No. 11.11 1 2, 1 PRIZE of 410, 0 00, In Eleven Shares, And Na. 6,497, A GOLDEN PRIZE OF 1000 GUINEAS, In Nine Shores. NEXT THURSDAY. DISH begs lease to (I'l public (to . %boat lie is sod r the greatest o.dieation fur their dis d prettied -e). to t the pryer. t Leiters a ill beigiu and draelng on THURSDAY NEXT, the 24ib oat. ,n the Lotter* that Ashdod so the lst of this Mouth, he sold Shares. No. 2,07. _ I A Prize of ....‘40,1:00. And 'Ten other Capitals. in the Lottery that finished in April last, be sold *ad all the Three Prizes of ,E30.01/0, viz.:— M.5....a Prize 0f.....E.911000 10.41110 . 4,514 • •• • • ... • • • • 30,0.0 And Tilt oilier Capitals. ,'iekets aod Shares sir ih areal Vide:" for this all Lottery. of oril 5.0J01 ickea, is which theft is a Prize &c. Ortierne. isms toe had grads et bilk of his truly fortunate 01Sees, 4, C4iuttill s • old S. Cherie* ereas.• - • tr INCOMPARABLE SUCCESS. (0 THIRTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES SHARED ANO StlLi) HY WEBB, rig,: up Dritwo 1.1 Angwt - 490,000, in One Quttrier /not Twelve Sivteenthv (being the 4411, one in Ina Lam Lotteryl ; Mal - Drawls 13th May - ,C. 10.000, irter. Teo Eighths, .ind Elgin Sixteenths .11 the ontt yd to that Lottery), Drsitter et tins . 0r41j116 X5llO. &e. and one of ..14)3 1 0•dign. in Gold, W Elt,E SOLD AT *FUR'S MOST FOKTUNATE_ OFFICE, i 7. Ludgate-Meet, near St. r;sal'.. WEBB feels the highest satisfaction in an. nooneing the above for *ate eitenti aadetniadendy et. that the series of (iOOO LUCK winch has attended OFFICE !Callen°, will continue uninterrupted. and that approaching Lconety its awed will again be pre.emi convpietrellti. , N"R 1.:11. , ‘ of Only 5.000 Tickets. with a Grand of £;i0.0441, mat 3,000 Oul4.eas in (told, trill he 41 Otani' THURSDAY. 44th of THIS MONTH. to Loitrr. Ottice. Ludgale-street, twat SI. Merl. HE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY end M %It r IN. FL inrsti• ernapoition, with I.atf the usual labour, produce a orilliant jot-hinek. fult equal to th.• highest JApan V•tr• tro fs in-cutoff mots' aphineat in the leather t wNi out soil used a i. iwif4 cdt tree from any tavola 4 at "ud let iin 41 viilees in ni.% retied b the prineipnt Grocers. Bant.tnaker.. Oi l Perfunson in the Vtoted Kingdom. LOCK VW SURGt :AL DISPENSARY. Rota! Ilightwes the nuke of York, President, and the following Contsnittee of Governors If Leitrim 1 Colonel W. J. Jones, M. P. of I.:gm:nom !John Loinsucho, Esq. M. P. II 00. T. s..nes 1 Colonel H. Clements, MI. P. o n . If B. Sh Arlan. M.P. 1 Captain Janes flay. .. Col. J. Harry. M. P 1 Surf:eon, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, Louden. I.IIE Patronage this Institution has received, for thr eseln-ive treatment and Cure of bulb Sexes, afflicted Venero nl Complaints, and their dreadful consequences, as tare', debility, ulcerations, &e. conatscsed under she ma tent of the fro praelwitinsil abilities, will satisfy the Pub the Mgh — er'ts of Mr. K I F.P.N AN'S plan, sad that by it inconvenience‘ of Public Clarifies arc avoided, whilst the 'cane lottery% ore protected against the fatal delusions held advertising pretenders in Ibis tvanch of practice. Siam flit , spisenrerl by the A nots : .l Repo r t of 1811. An patiently), ;.•t:. shave beer rto red, w ithoout confinement or Injury to the Ntinnotod with', delicacy and secrecy hitherto unknown; of those have taboos ed under tar most complicated forms disease from ten to twenty years. The bog symptoms to M r . Kternan".. !redlines'. in a few drys x and where 'ranee of &Ails , emne• on. toso a srls applicatioa caucus acts to prevet.t the dancer that may emdie. . Ki , coon say he consulted by either Sex, with the e.t were, at hi. pri , :tie hon.e, No. 21, bower Char street. Bedhotd-oquare, from clue to twelve as the fr.ore six till nine at night s so a liont letter: and Alter inn c ,tom, burn 1,.4n a.,dc.•untr), indy be stadressed, and ?o , ; tor-malls ercd. loos day is puhl shed, price 4.. hoards, Second an d I mprove d tato ;;;;; of a Practical alt.- on Inc Venereal Disc Ise, nod it. Cultsrqueucei„-- d hy She-roma, mid Co., 2), Paternower-row ; Hogalev Son, 174. Fleet.street ; Callow , Lr..:tvu-court, Soho; :.tiff ll uthcr Booksellers. 1 4 *a!' , r- ~: s JAW • tyl Ei le' : 2 t 4 4 Ai . •i s lM ... ~.... A,' 1 ~ ..., . .2. 6 '614 7 ; .-'1 .... . i • . , * .4_, .. _ .•.... • i \ 8 is - •, I i I ' 1 atesm I 0. ;.•••. LONDO.N,, TUESDAYi AUGUSi',22, 1513. PWICE did 116 Can fir Margret, f.O • the SM, adi'llrairir 'died vs the 0461411''' LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. • s• . ' • ' VEILMAN P.4IPERch.„ .• • . I Crown and Anchor Tames, BMOC ' ' ' . of my subjects by strict justice, orderatiti etlietion Ammo B. 1/115. ' to their wants.' " AT a MEETING of the FRIENDS of the s .„.l' vavas.-I'bere are- still inearpeop le 11 LIBERTY of the PRESS. held that de y, ato bike isle 1.,... ... A . Untie. •hoPes that, ender present digest- ler, liAltaultoß, JOLT' 22.—ck great . qeantiti of artily consideration the two memo ofideireing reardore relict so Mr. "'`'s•`_ . wort and ammunition continues to go from biome to D. GOVetiL. Preprieter of she *mercies* Newspaper, hr 1 eigettei4 thltAledsktes of **C o n gress ey ine c t,•ni• ln a t i, Altana, when it is delivered to Danish Conimis thenil again raised to the rank of a? brass lefties and were solierwess welch he mis Worrell I *Oder some eh hod q ui • h a n ' donors who re there to receive these articles. -We 1 a is emelt ',bedding, fora series of years, the lavaleabk IJ- I . aPs •tto I t Cludi seefloll i . State s for what Most vexes SIM Genoese is . herty ef Ille - Press. i n d epen d en t ; know now that by far the greater pir t of this am- Uri 110111 S PICKARD, I. she Chair. h e no munition does se t go to Gluckstait, but drove the 1 Resole 11. Those t o tah m eet i ng , Apo M r _ ip.s,,,o e n. the Pro. a w ene the loss of the' RePeblillea Conatitotion'(the , Elbe to•Stade, the King of ,Denotark lisvilig parted eta torrid of the *reroutes, eininrlls all an lode- vastontlion of which is c.inaidered as Impracticable on with it at. a reasonable price to th-• kinsiloie of Rion. Jounsol la the time of Civil nod Kelm' as lerereain. aecoent of the example that ' it would hold out to ver. This is also the cite with a large quaritity of rl 44ll ol.:lttned all istsonment of Pour Year) and la Mil( in the vi ....,__,,, . _ Gaol at Newgase. what have been deemed three operate r romeh bet the lerorporation of their state with the heel'', artillery . '.lii this manner St.de, the '"" I Y Lewis. sail a eb have bece.proved au oast on have twee ato ll doodoto, of the of Sardinia. This hatred to fortress In t h e kingdom of Hanover, 4111 be *am hi t '''''"'"il , l' ne lk s ee no me pest, but to "ref She three em ' the Piedenstetes t s i s h eweeee a rumen unworthy of . pleteiy firmed in an easy - manner.- theirs-m.oo . watoinsito.bis eteneansion, mil mitirety widow! , , beliwosiolge• bang attended t o , an d o f w hi c h t h ey ought to be the Here at Hamburgh we id Blatt iwe - thesv um ike Tied 41 la ow opinion of this Memel', that it is ea leillspere • more *thorniest, since the idea of the future anion of el stores tent away, as it it i proof that the ARUN do deo. eine ima the psi of eh. Advocales rif the Litter! it tilt all . Ital y f ._ i , _ po w ., t o wrath y, isa. Lot di 1 .. e she "mei rte has hwhered 1 ., sr stagy un der one sceptre Is am ong th e h e hi ona hi e not intend . that our city shru remain a fortress, a he ssian. Wog his solo, um ogesessee ea . triosion. sad for tats oresins of the eso is try t an dthi s id ea h ren d ere d . el m hefit 'of high importance to a commercial city. We one elided awl Ilia amertinoof she Cownitetimoo ego.- of t o Italian Sates towards seek other. But a troth which unhappily more vain by the h osti l ity of the ral hope, therefore; that the hunch edi- of thousands of res.& dories the *bole period of the itelittramile if that . • . loaned. Libetty. Cannot be contested is the impossibility for the King pallisades which still surround err eatensivefortifiii . This sheer everyone of Or. Lawrie In *lc cove of ' cations will be removed, and works themselves Testa. and Justice, indepeodeat of has sieferitos nod Woo. mss- or I t tr d hint to deppn .' • d these his new aubjects -against - destroyed, that in future wars no sr& fogy. be in •litle him ba th e worked &stemma nod support of the Publc. . nod vilest this MeV* moodily(' . feel greet pleasure In pro- t he mothers poison and pirate., whose boldness in- duced to throw itself into the cit 9as a military * p•si maims reed tecomieeederta eh- Solorreettort attend, celosteced eroases daily, aryl oho . off people and tion, which has suffered countless miseries bons ft ho bealf ' even close to the harbour and the city. It recites ' having PrePert3"9 neglected to. level all its fortifications at a That ba it is., epoch of toe cOillised world has the independeet moody o' the Ltberty st else Press promiost to 'confer so 111,3141 indignation amt horror 9 when one knows that the former period., baulk oft gorier. at at the 0114.efit Velof tit is. therefore , Lary of Algiefi alone has at sea eight ships, like • highly hertnutsent otii Owe wan revere that letters, t o manifese _ . at a wig "lady me t ier , ( a b e t t or si t ever y w ohs, h who „,..„„g fre g es. wee# tarrying 44 guns, and that several of , s•av hi wafter after shat in• .1 fostatial hulistok of the Hades these stomeikare French ships that have been cep proitekce and freedom of in' MOW. tired and carried hoe Melia, and there sold by the 1 oat Berea Gosileasen he teplosinted he, fhb Meetiox In net re. a Commitee, to carry into effect the ••hjerfs of the foregolog English to the Barbary States. If we add to this that LAUSAIIO2, AUG. B.—Yesterday at eleven o'clock forenoon a discharge Reeoluthins. the English, after their fi rst landing at Genoa, sold or In t h e of 101 cannon and the (Sigood) JOHN PICKLED , Chairman. . efferied Iron the port and arsenals. not only the eel- ' rissging of all the bells announced the elfieneei when Ranieri Unoustss That Hietbanks of fhe Weeder be given to the Cliairmea for gels that were reedy equipped, but likeeise all the the Diet s in the name of the? " C a "‘"“' of ''' ll 'z'l'' teeedateli(imparilally the proceedings of this wen*. . materials for building new ones, one must be t h e . laud, took the oath of fidelity to the Federal Com. sesSeetruoits RICCEIvEn Wm. Bisnim : r, Fol. ant i 0 : more chagrined that these Sovereigns of the sea have P act ' IlmoWhilhelleds heti. • M. P. ieLM 0 Mr. Pirkard 5 0 not obtained from their African friends the freedom A report has been spread that the Artirteell Pence air Gloom Heath- Mr. S. Perry 60 of Ms flag for the Ring of Sardinia, w i t h out which I with France have been secretly settled...F*4mo+, it is rate, Ron. U. P. 50 0 Mr. Boas 2 2 .._ I I ttereenstnetce of Genoa must sink more and more, p retended, p reserves its integrity, suctt'bl it *as in T.W. Cake. I -+M P. 5u 0 T. H. . 1 2 Sir F. Burdett, Bart. J'he Peterreld, East. 30 , sad tasty longing for a new Government proportion- 179 . It pays in four years MO Millions of francs M. P. 30 0 J P. Gruf. Esq. M. P. 3 5 g a y ; armee. The. Genoese had revisited at the for the eePeileet of the w 4.. Two koodrecr th:thsand J. IL Mood. Esq. A. Grant, Esq. 1 1-: remainnin Franee for ?our sears, Coley Park, Reales 20 OW. A. Miles Esq. bs, Congress, the Grand Duke isf Tuscany, the Doke , of t he Allied troops 'Y. Z. 40 0 Small Sehecrl_pinwo -i of Modem, or the young !fang of Etruria for their ,to secure pu b lic tranqpillite. '-We are impatient to Me. Alderin.so Woad 20 0 by Mr. Ham's 4 i d Sovereign. The two fi rst were pro Posed, in all pro- i kara something ihertfp, , rt . ieelle . of .this Convection. Eae Stanhope 10 0 Frieed Edw. iiimtio. Esq. 20 0 Compositors, Preis- .bittility, with the hope that Austria; flattered by the{ BRUSSELS, AVG, 17 .-- Notwithstandin g the s eb.. Jas. Perry, fag. Chu. men. &C. to she .. 4 10 offer, would power f ully second it ; and the last, not ' mission of the tow!' of *Onto the King; this ins. ni, le 10 0 staiestniiii Olbee . Mr. Fatima 10 0 Earl Grey so a only beta's. the Spanish marine could really pro-, portant piece is still observed oy. a coosiclerable coups A. B. le 0 I Chas. Mundell. Esq. 'tut them, but because the trade between Spain and iof Russian troops. who ere soppmetd.te ittt destined limn. Branch' and 10 le of lace, peer Liver- go • Genoa was. ► l4 stilt is, principally in silk, which : very shortly to form the garrison of it. It is the Son p Major Cartwright 10 u Mr. oet Murata, Not- is the most important article they deal in; and, on' Prussian troops .that form the •btockaile of 'llion ', John Johnson, Esq: 10 0 tinhorn la .0 the whole. there le more sanity than Version be- 'ilk. i Wm. Monett, Freq. S I) ; • • * . • Lord ti...---- 10 0 Aue. 15 • • tirePrt As two natiens. VleettA. Afro. 5.-. By fresh "milers from -Prince W. Jonas Borders, Req. 5 5 Mr. Fuller, itiottlitt•et I 1 i . The Rettee 411 beefily and the infant, her•een., Schwartzenberg, dated Paris, .liity 15, the mioci of Thus. Northman, Esq. 5 5 Duke of Bedford. ••y • -, - Mr. Bird 5 5 the handy of Alder- _ i I 0711 live in Genes, nor i` there lit Present any folk the troops idratecitrg from Mouses , has besot twee- Mr. Murray 5 5 man Wised 100, Vof their departure—a proof that-thoEhichy of tenTos lerated, which causes oar eurirons to he:c daily large Masses' Danseth Eat. g 6 0 1 . 4,4.16. which the Congress allotted to tier, _does not Satis fy Mr. Flaps bodies of troops quartered anion them, whiali • • are etr. Waltham' 5' 5 1 Satiseriptines troessaiTi*V" - rfler Inevisootiong.- - --•••• -•-••••-•• - • • hastessitte to the Rhiite: - - . • • - Mr. Galloway 5 0 by Mr. Casey, of Liver- ' This and the cirmilmatence, that the En .-,. glish still Evers•the Italian raglinents stationeil. In jitesteary Mr. West 5 5 pool. Mr. Hoppe 6 b Woo. Rissene, F.sq. 3 0 maintain a garrison here, command the fortifications, are included in this order, among wile* Heft ssficore- . Mr. Ilam SS• P. Cromputo. hi. D. 5 0 a n d 'stemd and strengthen them at their, own ex- monly'fine regiment Count Nate x' -.,light drat:4ms or Kratiaish 2 1 C. IL and Co. s i 0 0 peace, serve the people as a confirmation in .their passed throughthe soburbly of • tricorns yes - U(l4 s on C. 2 2 B. C. D. Mr. Wished 2.2 J. A. Yates, Esq. 3 0 opini o n of a probable change. By letters from Tunis which occasion it was inspected . by Coon' Galley, -.• A. B. 3 0 it seems that the Del of that place is likewise making who is Governor or. Vienna ea , interim. To judge I A Corn Merchant 2 0 Aug. tl. preparations Io tern to 'advantage the last Moment ' by the immitnle ember of troops one would-believe T. S. pr. Mews. _ of licence in the Mediterranean, foor frigates, and that all France will be occuPiod by the Allies ; which • ibuire and C.i. several smaller vessels are ready to pat to sea. Eight indeed wouldhwvery much to be wished, Aire ac. Danish ships have lately . been taken by the pirates . cording to the accounts from our armieh a the parties 'under various pretests. An English Captain, Briggs, there are in a great fermentation. Thll stokes 'the sew 200 Italian slaves on board of two Algerifiecor- 'greatest precaution necessary, especially since-many' ' sairs., --The privateen of the bland of Elba likewise , Members of Bonaparte's Chamber left Paris; and, . show themselves. ;sod capture English and Sardinian doubtless, with - the most ardent thirst of vengeance ships.—lt is, however, ,asserted that the English are . in their hearts, batten to the provinces; in •order, if resolved to adopt energetic measures for the safety: possible, to bring *bent Itleneral rising against the of the Mediterranean Sea, and to propose t them to : Allied armies. If the Allies, however, are but upon (the Flotopean State' Nothing, sorely, can be ; their ground, their scheme will hardly succeed. Ac more.moatifying to them than the load and general ' cording to the list offiroscription in the Moniker of , complain), that they tolerate these enormities to in- , 20th. July, there are tisane those who are to be deo 1 jure the trade of other nations. i livered to a Court-Martial hardly any Republicans, I Petry, Auo: 4.—Yesterday the act of homage ' but abnost all Bonapartists, who now, that their IMPORTANT ADVICE. t NTT was URI Men of Adocatioe tied Professional The G fortineeiii 'this city with th e greatese poop, ;Chief is • prisoner , seem however to he less danger. overefor, after Masi had been celebrated, . ens than the others. Gen. Bertrand, who did not MDR toe pesseveringeadenvoars to diwovor nw most made an admirable bto forsake his master in adversity, and is generally safe nad emlnksiasiholdwassisgafire .m veiling Diacases, the the States, from which I known as an honest man (of which there is at Triest, amm o& rro os s eia r t revfer i esee ; se a r p r .( o f v o ver i ci d. we communicate some passages : to, Meows. DDSs ossitl;o. Serecona, hove keel iMilliCed la .nalte 1 4% In order t - , for example, a here he was Governer in IEIO, only the cure of the folkiwing tbr •itorect of their partkolor seedy. • rebuild the edifice of the European li • I I firm and durable f d • one opinion), is certainly much less deserving of pd i ila. a ecru& Ideorder, fretwoily-eisotraeted en " moires' id Po tem oe.on opon . onn &lions, invisitruius. and its concomitants, Strictures and Glens, whirls, it was necessary that' all countries should make sacris nisisment than many an intriguing Jacobin. 011 the by an improved plan, are spieettni: f...other hand, by those Royal Ordinances, the grva rat e—loslt7 mord snobs •fices that alt nat i ons Should renounce essential parts of Debility. whether arlsiug from bastulioo indolgeseces, 1...4 1 librinot was to tog and most furious demagogues, and the men of the re residence its warm climate*, or a serve' ossuary Mee, toe elves their independence. -If a perfect (elm miliatipily penned hy theyouth of Noe rever e in the °mono- brought, according to these principles e .e. Vto the . volution, as they called themselves, are banished to their departments, probably only to remote them leceiitt,4 l3 =eetinen I set in the "het d ie d, s ee" l " tali* forms which; the power of circumstances created , It .. onsvoso which, t i ant sinttlyrentr4eteatate fa . • t hlt is a lready so from the neighbourhood of the Allied armies. ries° al suinption. In shin diorniugoate sal debits- was impassible to reca -t e p ast , a lehl dallsiesey, whether the onmsqoance of such baneful he- men ought particularly to be incapacitated from diiing " a) se , sog from any oilier wort by which she powelb of remote, that an attempt wholly to 'restpre it, would mischief. ,We hate now the certainty that not only the (m m um eafethlsd.es Members of the Royal erPose the ( were elii'w.th the danger, of an *sneer all the works of Art stolen by the French when in = -Isrseees is leaden they sew a firm. sere. and . tain fate. The • 004 powerful stifles, which well meseratteri le wend and Ogresses health . The ' emu/d o ta l Vienna in the preceding wars are to be iestored, hot atedimpesiefrn a is sa t•al t t °!7 l l, e.a resime te n ita• P rall vise ks omi hal cho del p hira hosti. tar Z ei t h e y . • that ' ; . t. i, i nhe p s ! i t ra lk bi t t. ir fr w o m wa th in e t. r e n te t ree si int erest of convinced Vienna that all the paintings and antiques of ever descrip. ever ingarrahl or csamPlichled• whistle , sekiertielt the Wiest i Mode to this necessity the most painful sacrifices, and tion belonging to the cities of Lombardy, Milan, al the e lout etlolloo.lo Met or currier t laud in .(set . Venice, Mantua, &c. ceded In I7i?O by formal Con.. w h ere .. rai i = lo b wn d s „ a w ic ,,,,„" a t h e „ n, thereby proved it in the ryes of the.world—Princes ventions, will be sent home. The Serene House of they y owe is the short space of two days. ' cordially attached In their subjects, who felt them. The oaprocedsmed seemsettheir mode of treolomot (which km ! salves hippy in th e eone d oesness of th e tore o f th e i r Este also, which was fofced In 1706 thdeliver to Geo sever Wm bameto.olll is me single instance: t ie a practice o f . .tin Moil Bona ptrte its most ♦voidable s and en. . Mem soars, derive which peeled seasyilsonsioall persons of both • people, have seen themselvescom lled to cede•coon. sexes have hems eared, even Mee WM. and itsjorktes method* ' tries which have been for ages.MOlject to their sceptre. tiq toes, u ill recover possession of it.propert) ; and pe painti Melbas pa% :Tether Practitioners *Om" elk ' s) * i '" u r Austria e • Thus thus to dh oti y oar thelrodvice..-Those pendier disor ders and rhariceeks, iiiekiental to the Felted* Ses *Nen etubitteranatrimoial kiwi' y,stre to he reninsii whit h too iiy means as Illivera which l lian w W ere est im pb c a radie pr of os it i s uc ß es o , ye al l id fa t m hr ly! ergravistes Beatrice, as the last beim, of this House, has at. appointed Commissioners to go to Poch., in gentle as they are mime:Mo. Mortice Krauts. who Mow Mg f i ‘ The p ow er s e Europe have, re q u i r ed sh e ,. re . order to o carry back all these articles to their native been disappolated images:peel:islet/sof a family. may hemm.ed, Hut ha mast 1110111/1116 wets defeeis are curable by medic a l nenciations from each other, in the name of the go shill. • shill. Messrs.Goss noilCo.eselesively professing the owe lath ers sw ig ! good; an hadenstiety is insured to these who particular comploims, in order that the 1 not he marked • by a mistaken few, with the obloquies old/ oltochel t . the oft by them." • isoothai empiric, think it hut posies In I teet di Motes Oat ' He then extolled the happiness that Posen would they have heru al t:ory educated sod gradated hot seen Wands • being , in 0 ras e d with whose tab. the profcsona certiac ti tes of which, free eiikreet VINO early b y ng. c r P,'.' a Power, tab. und kali from the mast eminent PhYsteirtes, they glory and strength is founded on wisely regulated hove to cheviot:easy inquirer), that the success molting from freedom Impartial jaselce, and th e care of G osero . toeir entleavoun first Mimed them to gilt the ;Jiggle* at I She ; general Pructisioner, and they presume that their promo. meet which embrace every class. sn ow employee a fair ground fie the unprecedented eaMeiroce The oath of aliegiasce having beets taken, the Go. wish which they have, by the Pabik, brew *a titatiallya...arred. enter observed. " that his Majesty had give , ' him —Patients in the emery are requested to stilt the pareinders lr - of their case, age. and general Mobil of livisso sod iffelosing it the Government, knowing his at eachment to I' •r t nrl renmiance for Advice and Medicines. »lieu the same oip be as his native country ; I cast give, said he, no better igvrii or R*Ot to any part of the kingdom. a eo •OSS mid CO. burette', b, bouvcrie-street, Eleetotr o ct , Pledge of his- Majestyg racious sentiments than his Ala) . 1, INA • O W2 words to toe-- t toot togaiu me the hearts FLANDERS MAIL. - 116. Ca J. D. Haw Mr. IL &irk • Heart. L a mpert Mr. V. Mr. Phelps Air. Thumping , W. T. T. B. Mi. J. (I.4linge Mr. II mtliitz Mr Winter Mr,Ars. Puller i 0 I t I I 200 i I 1 I 1 I 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 Mr. C. Batton, Prin ter. 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Tile important duties of his oflii e as Commander is, Chief, having called him imperiously to the liqrse Guards, his Royal Highness ram. to town estercity ; but as tiavellitig in his carriage is at present painful , the &Warslty barge, with sit of the King's swerve's, Nat ordered to proceed to Walton-upon-Timms% to tales his Royal highness on Board, and bring aim to Whitehall. ~, / ~ ~ A' .~ 4 1