The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-17 00:00:00

. ~ • , . . - , -:. . ~- . . • . • . \ - . , . • ~ . , , • \ . . . • , hc- . - • . . *. • -• ' . . • , 14- 11 .4. 4 3 t .• • . .. , ...•••• . , . . ..,.::::„.. i i.,.....;_.,,.t...,....:..,/, .......v...„...?a ,• , ‘ftl i '. ~ CS . motatter-, ) .• . .........,. • ~.,..... ~.....,....„...,,..• „.„,,,„„, . • ~....$:•,..,,.....,..,• , .. -- , , - 1. - 4- . ?- ..ivtoi...?it; -•.. ,-,, . . LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 17, 1815. No. 2943. PRICE Of d:. '• 74 Caves for watch 'interns" fen in the field, and Synner died on the scoffout t • • • • • • • ' • • 1 v 1. r. o • • P'• • if it 4 1,1 TO GARDENERS ANI) OTFIFIRS.. TO HE SOLICTIY PRIVATE CONTR ACT, ( H LEASE, for upwards of 18 Years. of a ill DWELLING-HOUSE and sit cop, in she Gdrden. reed and ('ern eh:111411poy Line, ttigeiber ill. an acre mid a givorr .if Grosund, nal (hir-e Grern-hnase,. white lb !Vorwry and Plot 61 Maim-a is c.trried on. •:nd ne connect ed and j ittfait she Sh.ip, which is ailuatr an on • of the g reav•bt co:time/Hal tkorelarlif:tre , •it the easl rod of the town, f.rms sup tc.4l..ru iippnrfani'v 6.r .peruhiiw. in th:d Patiirit'Ar• mat in view apply in Mr. Cochran, Auc dower, No. 7, atatewure..t, Cirtrsvesinr•sqltar •. I notinn. rim!. or PULL OP SUPERIOR CAPIT%t, pßirvq! And uhOjrturr fon .4 IIieVAIIV 14 the SCHEME of the PRESENT LOTTERY. VYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Coenbill, anti 18, .5-40 C yen ry .trert. inn forum hi, duty to hi. Fiends and the Puhlir in gisin.• them the he .As of the pre , ent Lottery, • h hexins N EXT WEON EgO AV. The St brine requites no (maw**, rant h is reran •u • 6cienl to state flow there ia a pri..erle Prize of ,tiLt,(l.o; a grand Prize of £3O 03'; hesid, atigtioa, tae. dte. and It.Utlo Guineas to be oil paid iu ad& E. E In the IA enntrnet, flt crest ple-mnre in payini to • " rte M . Me I. I . • • WO of the Gobi Shares sold at his .eurianftte Itiiire-; a where hr 4 tirlts n frontistuan7e of - their Ay *es, n a dl nt nil tone. receive As hest attention. Ensinron in the Fun& trios:tiled wilt fidelity ns usual. Alf. PP lA.OI NFX r WF.D% F.SD AY. CARROI.I, and Co., the Contractor,. respectfully . trest.4 'lint the 6ilnd Y keens 13.awitai toter nN ND SY Nev. w hen etrtslT.eket &non w II be n Poke th s's,try Herrn of the ntaio••• Psis. s (in tim*. •r:r of 00.16 i... the drawn, Isr-ides which, the „les k of the 6 ,01 'Flottiug Prizes .1 90.0301.. 20.0111. trm, ti, dill n. s; helve P4O tlOO, .€3O :10.• . 420000. besides 12,0b0 which w ill be p.ti.l in 6(11.1) wr.lsous deduction as %Wert 1 'if .eliw.an OO • 90.110 SO PO 1 • 1 . 5350 in Gold. . . 5.23(1 1 S • . • 1.0:41 in Gold , S.l i 0 . . 1,000 s.r Od 4 frt.s in Gold ..... 2,10 J 10 • 410 in fluid. ... .2,10 J And 9,019. other Prim of fewer ankle. !theme, with roll Patric-111am, may be bred gratis. Irlekeir arevl Arrows are oow on S-le ne CA IlRt)1.1. rind Cn.l (Myer, No. 7, C and 40, Oxford-street, where all busi er* in ibe Public Fun.l. it trarrmleted. *ALL PRIZr3 'he Put Div in the Mood Golden Lottery, wheel. bilis' Drvving SELF WEDS ESDA Y. ,DICIIARDSON, G00D!..1.7a, and Co., Con- IL 115(101N fete the Pretest STATE Lc)TrkRY. son, .bri, to the Politic the t i .ll,,vising (i 1 tad Scheme, abi,:h, with say 15,000 Tickets. ennfal • Prizeg of £30,000, £141,00(1„ ,C 23,1310. Brvidc. 1'4%0. 1 GUIS EAS, Which ad! be PAID in noir), wi!hunt Beaman& Avo UNDER-- I of . ,C 40,0011 is . ,C10.;'0 1 1 1 . .9 t,OOl. . 30.000 1 . . p.m.) . . 2.'4%103 I 10.230 a GnILI 5450 1 . . 4.1100 • 2,000 3 . . 1,0.50 in Gold . 9,1110 . . 1,0:0 . 5,000 bti in (laid . 100 30 • . 210 in Gold - "OM. • 0. 4 .• And 3,014 other Prizes of lesser value. The mode of Drnsvine the at)nre splendi,l Prizes is so assume t:vit the certainty is'preirn.e.l In the Puhl,e of o , e 'racket fthi ne, XlO,OOO, nnA the (miller (*ince of tts alio obtaiaiog iu a.:,lition to phut sum 9000 Guineas in 0014. %% fill fit'l particular:, may he Itai gratis. Ticket.. and Shared ar• ww S a c Silo At It Ir II AR nsoN, C9OILUCK. and Cu.'s (Aces, Bank-buildings, Corabill, and facing she King's Mew,, CHEAP GREEN ' THE fallowing much - approved GItF. F N P LN T S ore man..factnred be J %%IPA CREASE and SON. 5:1, WEST S Nlll'llEl ELO„ LONDON, mud are adapted in the preserrolion hewatif t ing of eveiy descrip tion of witwd-work exposed to the,weatber. Sold to corks of 14 pound' •aeh, nod upn Hula. N.a. 1. 'anti-if:le Caren, nl 564. per ell. This Paint, u u ..11 it ex 'reinelv swat in its appearance, i-. from she I. wne.s of Its prier, ;tanked:Ay appliese , le In the 'more camas° pooprr.es ..1 posmtiog, it bring equall ) durable with then on e% i oop.ive col. u:o. No„ f. 1 good ke Green, at I, per lb. Re.% A mperlor Milo, at ls. 6.1. pet lb. No. 4 • Oliva Green, at 4.. 6d. per lb. No. 5. Patent Oran. Green, al 3v. per lb. The two lain-ow..titowd Cireens foam ti.e:f Crest richness nod durnhili• % of colour. are pecult.irlir catrulated fir tke onus :a-4441 part of out d•or 111%114111g. .1. 1 . . Owl So*. ht.; lease to noir, as diwiegui.,hing qualities of the above Point.. that they are Ow Is primal in litored oil, and is isho u t ant artimh w.f. of rIC itob , hturri , , whie;4 serving ot.lv ircre,..e rite weight of thy ;mi. le, at,• tither soujuliottc, tar add nothing to its ppaperttes us it lalm Roll. d L owed Oil, for Oho ing the Amer paints, at pec pato.% No. 6. .Inpnn Green, far Venetian blinds. eanisteri:, fenders. kr., i n hoote., with printed Dirertt..:,;, at 1%. tid.-34.-and end). Thi. hra..elf..l colon. may he applied so manY her "rnapeolini purisotei, as patiaitag. timer-6141A1%, basket-. tke. To lit•lailemen tAting 51. worth of the arise colours, a dis- CoUhr..f ti,e pvir rent. w ill be i.ll..wed; or 101. worth, fru per erne , for 17 . 01:‘ 111 , 111eV. . • ' , worm, r.f Ow Gtrens n.ny I)teeen at !he Manufactory. Cre.rime While Le. 1 ,1, I'vat pact .:n:•rur, or every de. terippri••n. um suoilerah leTtnt , , ady which, when required, faithfully prepared fur u•e. Marioraerace.e. of Vurni.h..4. The Trade ty hl End the ahm•c a r:lciet. wnrth► of thek 'inn. Atbd In she , 14 lilteral allotretwe p iil he . b b e e c i a til m g e se e j x ted di w ig i with 31 1 ! . feS 1 : 11 :1 51 c i l school, right u knee l y painful, and, fr..m the violence of the inflammatinn, I beraine &helms. A medical man of eminence brought it to discharge, bad fr at my knee to the 'mere, my leg was dreadfully ulcer ated. Sevrial tobermedieal gentlemen were advised with, but the% pronounced me tameable. My left arm then became ul ironed, similar two years I was in a state of great suffering, with hardly strength or appetite fa swallow a little food. Fraws great weakness, I was lifted in and out of bed in a sheet. At lime I was advised to try y oar PATENT ANTISCOR. lAA It: Dlt 0 t'S by a friend, whip had seen several cures per . :O'Neil among Me acquaintance: he sent me a bottle, requesting ti: might he taken to the last drop. Without any hope of re lief. I b..ena: in a week my spirits and appetite grew better, atn: in a few months the pain left me, and several pieces of b came assay. I had now gained so much strength, I was abbe to um. crutches. I then went to the sea, and continued to thr•ovrr rapidly. Ilad 1 then continued the Medicine, lam cer . bIiOUP !Mee gotten well; but, finding myself so well, I di cuntinueil the 'lo p s. The following spring . I was seized • wail' vi-p , eruptions all over me, principal y i n my face and ha. NI, o th er knee became then attested, and an ulcer intwei ii. the mole, and six months of pain reduced me to great snitch, with every symptom of decline. At this time * my snorter applied to yi,o, and by again taking the Drops, and . nitrating In your advice, I was once more relieved from pain, and in, three years I have been gaining health and strength. I am, &c. E. R. Grove-place, Camden-town. July R, 1815. ti.. 1.1 at the Dopeosary, 13, Solin•square, London, in bottles .44 —11• table 10.. M.--nrid I urges? 11. 2s. duty included.— , 4 .oinp ci).l Em;riore prevent C unterfeits, the flenuine Xledreiot- low a Biark Ink Stamp.—Mr. Edwards, 66, St. ( 'mll . l. Church yard, is the IVholesale Agent. • ~:il 11.,. ' City of London T.ivern, 13th July. 1815. A T a MEETING of the GENERAL COMMIT. ' 1 1 TEE for conducting the WATERLOO SUBSCRIik 'HON, held Mi. Day. PARIS, JULY 12. Sir ROB lan' WIGRAM, Bart. lothe Chair. Letters from Chalons-sur-Marne, of the 7th of The Treasurers reported the amount of Subscriptious already Jul , state, that the R uss i an G enera l C zern i c l ie ff known and advertised in be £67,081 Its. 4d.; and that y X 40,220 9s. 6:1. had teen inve.ted in the Public Funis. presented himself before that place with 4000 ca valry, and that he summoned it to surrender, and to Resolved, That-it Win. Leighton, Knight t Sir William Frazer, Bart.; E. Gvitilk in, Esq. Joint Carel, Esq. and Julio Spicer, Esq. be added to the C trotter. , hoist the white fiag. After co ns id era bl e h es i tat i on , 110BEIt'1• WIGRAM, Chairman. : the white flag took piece of the tri-coloured, and the !gates of the town, which were not susceptible of It is requested that the Subscriptions which could not be re ceived on the day of General Meeting, 28th June, may he paid . . _ . to th e Bankers in Ldhlan of the respective sub sc ribers, or to i any d e f e nce, were opened. An advanced guard of the Committee at the City of London faveru. . one hundred Russian cavalry soon entered, and Ira tilitb-cripinior are rereived at the City of 1...0id0n T .vera; at ; • versed the town. At the moment when they were Lloyd's aA at all the Rankers, All Com icatino, and • Notice of Subscriptions, are requested to be addressed to the ; coming out by the gate, which is on the side of Co 1 mmi J ttee, at the City of London Tavern. • ' Paris, they were surpr i se d b y t h e cannon an d f i r i ng lib uly. Of the National G uar d s an d th e S tu d ents o f t h e Anoint of subscriptions already advertised £68433 3s. ad. - : harry Sine £25 0 Parish of Banies,sotrry . j Lyceum of A r t s , w h o b a d ret i re d i nto the John Turnb : 11 52 10 by the 11t..v. J. Jef- 1 Pausbourg of Marne. 'Some of the advanced guard Henry III:Waal 10 10 reys, and the Rev. E. J. Aspenie 5 0 Keinue A ny ) 0 were killed; the others withdrew precipitately, and William Bridges 5 5 John H. Ili, 10 1 .r., after having rode through toe town in a gallop, and Wm. Bridges, jun. 5 5 ipton tintes s& new 11 ) It' • k with a different feeling to that with which the came, Thomas Whiphiun 10 0 T urpen a nd an Rev. S. W. Paul 3 3 Tim Vintners Company 105 ik, they rejoined their corps. The National Guards and Wm. Dearsly 10 0 WedderbosiT, Colvin, 105 the Students then returned i n t o Ch a l ons , and shut 0. At Turvev, Bedford- and Co. . shirr, after a Sermon William Page 5 5. 4 the gates to make a defence, w hich was a b so l ute l y by the Rev, Leigh B. Cray and Co. 21 01 useless. The Russian General dismounted 500 of Richmond, Hector 29 1 Mn. Charles Clarke 5 8 his cavalry, who precipitated themselves upon the . J. V. most and Ca. 59 10 I Sinkler Porter 5 A I John H illes - Ann 5 5 George Fraser gj a • palisades placed before the gates, overturning every John Williams, jun. 21 01 *! I obstacle, and spread themselves through the town, ---- - - - • FRENCH PAPERS. . - nth . joy. 1815 . lof which many quarters were plundered for more Toe folltiwing Subsciptions have teen paid same days since than an hour. The National Guards and the Into the several Bniikitie Homes of the Metrojniti., and sh.putJ Students of the Lyceum of Arts, who caused this Lyre had an earlier ackn,pwledginent. The Committee will . bi• greatly obliged by the favour of notice of all Subscriptiam; disaster, and who were not killed, have been made J. R. Jackson ‘lO 10 J. N. p r Mr. Freeo 5 0 prisoners of war.- General Rigault, Commandant Dyer. Emmett, and Co. 52 10 C. L•onhert 52 10 : o f th e pl ace , i s amongst t h e num b er o f t h e l atter. Sir James Esdaile and George Moubray 52 10 I Co. 105 0 Snow nod Co. 105 01 The'Jourssal de Paris of Wednesday contains the Tommo Aiveo 1 0 Thomas Mainwaring, 1) 11 fol Lowing paragraph : It impanel, and Flehrends 105 0 Strand 10 0 They rate at the exorbitant sum of 100 milli o ns G. and W. Soltau and W. Gee Cll. 52 10 Ma m tthew Winter n 10 0, the war contribution demanded of the city o f P a ri s John Skinner 10 0 J. W. Qnintin 2 1 10)0 i by the Allies. • We hope it will be m o derat e d by the 10 John Garle 5J 0 Nicholas Brown intervention of the King and of several Sovereigns Militia, Stone, nod Mar- John Dni 1 0 au 105 0 John James Peele 10 14 . who renounce any participation in it. . They rate at A...tidying Officer in the Servants of D. H. It: 1 500,000 the contribution of the town of Ver. severe action of the Rucker, Esq. of Mel- . . and at four millions that of the rest of the kith Julie 20 0 rose Hall 41. 45 \Finial Baker 50 0 James Broadhurst 10 6 1 ' 4 I " . 4 t l r e i ' ct. It is said also, that the contribution of the Miss C. Baker 1 1 Reg. I. 11. Rowlett J gidistrict of Senlis is four millions." Miss Biker 1 1 Major-csenerwl 61` Col- 1. Edward 6writkin 52 10 Ipira 10 10 ' Dijon is still under the yoke of Imperial terrorism. Anthony Brough 10 13 J. Williams, Lincoln's I The approach of the Austrian', who on the 9th were R. Pereimon 22 i lon 21 0 k Edmund Baker 2 1 'Sir Digby Mad. worth, uut a short distance irons that place, only increased Dowager 1....dy Pole n. 4 -Burt. lu 10 the rage of that party. The gates of the City are John PIO, Ir 6 D Messrs. Flookimoos 52 30 walled up; and the respectable part of the inha -o,orge Welter's 10 0 lir. Cliiverl 5 5 Zachio ius MacSparrun b 0 Cal. Chas. Harries 2 1 0 bitanta being disarmed. tremble before the satellites Robert Rich 10 10 Richard Pranks 5 U of tyranny, who imprison end !Persecute them. Sikes, Bashi, and Co. ildti U Thomas Gra-Lion 21 0 ' JULY 13.—The Emperors of Ru,sis an d A u st r ia, Kest. Aibi ttt it 1, mid Cu. MI 10 J . oshua and &minors A idermaivißrid,:es 61 10 . Itsupli 10 10 'Pie King of Ptaasia, the Princes, his sons, the Grand Peter Cluttertmack and Awes elks. M. P.• 11 .:14. ► v 1 Mimi. witaaasim. mich,urt issta Zifieliovas, tot tit* _ co. - " 1 11. -*" 1 - • ?s un g ) " ?- Prince 0 7 1 Conde, )esterday dined with the 'kin g.— - • A Collection at Great Sta onus le, after a Sermon prem had by the Rev. A. R. Char well Sal. 13i. 9d. W. Batten 1 0 John Ilisnia,on 5 5 E. K..mhle and &Mg 31 Ll Lieut. - General Gram mell 10 LI Witt h. w Siinpsnn 5 5 W. P. Lin If 114 Steele lib 0 R. G. Tenspla 50 U hir: 'ft-topic YO Dips and Itay 5'2 10 W as. S. ott 4 4 .lames Collins 10 ti Chasies Gordon 50 0 Thonsa4 Onkel 21 0 ft , v. J. %I bailey 5 0 l'homns Rooke 5 51 James Cite 5 5 Hobert Mandeville 5 .1. uses Collins • 10 Its , George Hurehell 52 10 A b•my Andersan 1i Marg., rei Charroa 2 0 W. J. Coltman 10 10 James Pune3 '25 0 Win. Small, jun. 2 2 Vim. Dent 26 5 John WnolleU a o! .1. H. May b 5 M H. 20 0 Mr Davis 10 0 Mrs. Davi% 5 0 Hazard and Dorton JO 10 Ile.. W. H. Chapman 5 5 N. Temperly 10 1(4 Mrs Di %OD 5 5 Win. Henry Pipe 10 10 Heckel. Illadys and Cu. Leeds Back 105 0 John Rew 42 U Caarles Clark 1 1 Henry Teape 10 10 1 M. K. Mackenzie 51 10 G. Wolff 25 0 Perini: unknown 1 0 Robert Smith 5 0 Mrs. Statira F. Smith 6 0 President and Fellows of Corloo4 Christi College, 0 %ford Mr. D son, Corpus Christi Cullege,ol - Martin Wall, M. D. Os ford Richard F. Smyth Warden and Fellows of New College, Oxford 105 0 J. S. Duncan 1 0 P. 11. Duncan 1 0 Robert Lincoln 5 5 Hodges, you , and . Chambeilaiu 105 0 T. C. and G. Downing 91 ld George Eire . 10 10 William Davies 2 2 Han. Agueta Yolk 5 5 Thomas Murdoch and Co. 105 0 N.H. Oddie ~. 10 A. . - - Jeerer Mann LW 0 Their Majesties several Mmes appoared at tho - ;rin.. Mn. Mann • " dons of din Palace, and were saluted by the ottani /00. Sir J. Colpoys 10 10 Robert James b 0 Milos acclamations of the numerous spectators. who David Burton Fowler fit 1.1 filled the garden of the Thualeries.. . Harry Giisls • 5 5 Lord Kimms 105 0 It way rumoured yesterday, that there had been a Jer. mi , it Drain li o serious engagement on the Orleans road, betweea a Muiviware and Harper 21 0 French corps and a Prussian Cul pi. Nis. Cary 3 3 Me** Tliraic 5 0 . General Bulow has set off for Versailles. His Nib. parrot 5 0 corps will be quartered ii. that placei Rainbouillet, Henry Hat ell lulu . and Chartres. - Jobs; l'ei 6 sller 21 0 p g , 61 James Wehb 50 0 I Yesterday, on relieving the guard at the Tlittil- Thomas Palmer Ack- leries, it was announced to the National Guard, that land 110 Wm. Tillard 1 (0 0 , the army of theihnire had placed itself at the discre 'Fa, Baroness Lucas 10 10 ; tion of the King. M. G. H. 10 0 I The Governor of Vincennes refuses to surrender Annii , 40ne. 21 0 law! Sondes L< 2 10 I that castle to the Prussians, but he 'consents to stir- Mr, T. Cotton a n render it to the King. it is said that the white flag Rey. Archdeacon Owen 25 0 ; wa s yestd eray W. N. N. Hi'isett • i s waving-on its towers. Sir W. Popplewell, I it is allege d that Lyons was to have been occupied .... Hart. 5 5 . en the 10th inst. b 7 the Austrians , in consequence W. Miens James P. Aerial 21 0 " of a capitulation. Marshal hdd retired with 11 10 + J , ilin Webster 3 3 i the troops under Ids orders: it is presumed that it is Sir H. J. Lambert .. 25 0 1 his intention to join the French army behind the Viscountess Bowe 10) 0I Lo ire. Viscount hishnotith 103 0 i Richard Simmons 10 14 Mrs. Siestious 5 5 J. C. Y. 30 0 Ed ward •K ymer JO 10 George Yates 3 3 J. 1344111 e 52 10 J. Parkinson 5 5 J. M. Fedor 105 0 James Kinlork 52 10 Lord Cs • soon 5'2 10 J. G. Bramstait 10 11l Rev. It. P. Ifeachcroft 2 2 James Minter 2 2 Mrs. Proby 5 0 Miss Proisy 1 1 It. S. Mond, 10 10 Wm. Phillimore 20 0 Lord Viscount Dudley ail Ward 210 0 Charles Price and Co. 52 10 Clins. Rich. and Chas. Price 52 10 James Parkinson 5 5 Barnard, Mondale, and Co. 105 e Win. Mellish(S adwell)l(4s 0 Thom.,. Dimsdale 10 10 Rumiell, Bridge. and Rancid' 103 0 George Merry 1 ii Robes' Biretta!! 21 0 Henry.folburo 5 0 Drury Miley 5 0 Major Plendrrbath 5 n Lord Brsiwnlow 53 10 Bruce, Simpson,and Co. 105 0 William Steinmetz 21 0 G e n. Robert Nicholson 10 10 Cul. G. Williams (Bush) 3 5 The Journal des Debals of this day contains, as usual, a great ninny compliments to the Emperor Alexander, calling him a Cyrus, a Scipio, 6:c.— From the same Paper we quote the foll wing : " Alarming rumours, sinister news, falsehoods in sulting to the majesty of the throne, and the charac ter of the K ing, begin again to circulate through the •organ of the partisans of usurpation. The salutary fear which the royal and paternal declaration from Cambray tad inspered, has not restrained the di.,11- reeled beyond a week : from their audacity one would soy, that we had almost returned to the early days of March. We read, this morning, in a Journal that shall he nameless, that his Majesty ' has twice of fered the Portfolio of the Interior to M. Carnot, who refused it' A King wish to have M. Carnot for a Minister !—a King, all powerful in the affection of his subjects, &vice expose himself to a refusal from M. Caroot.! IVhat excess of4legradation ! By what eminent services are we suppose that the accomplice of Robespierre and Barrere has merited this favour? Is it for the share he boasts to have taken in the boundless crime of Bonaparte's return ? Is it for the libels he published before and since the Roth of March, or fur having brought back Bonaparte on his shoulders to the Thuilleries? Shall we discover any concealed pledge of his gratitude, good faith, or common sense, in the report read by him, in which he, M. Carnot, unpunished during the 10 months' reign of Louis XVIIL; dared to accuse that Sove ..reign of baying shown himfelf possessed by a spirit of revenge? or in .those acts of the Proviaiossal Go vernment, by which Carnot persevered to the last its revolt, and with more obstioacy than any one efs.. ? " Some talk, also, as a passible thing, of recog nising Bonaparte's two Chambers as the true national representation. At this rate, Bonaparte's Chart , r, his additional act, and the 67th article, proscrites,c ' the family of the Bourbons, to which these (limber.; adhered ) would be the fundamental law of the state! DERRY, No. 1, Ila lhorn-bart, has a great va rlet‘ of Tb kets and Shares on Sale for the GRAN D GOLDEN LOTTERY. of 15,000 Tickets, to begin Drawing NEXT 1V EON ESDAY. The Scheme contains Prizes of £40.000, f 30,000, £IO.OOO, dr. &c. Also 18 Prizes, containing 12,00) Guineas, to be paid in Gold on demand without any deduction. PERRY therefore earnestly recommends his friends to pur chases 'tee of the above Capitals at his traly successful Onlce, No. I. Holborn-hors, the corner house, where several Prizes of ..C10.1300, £5OOO. se100(4 £SOJ, &c. &c. have been sold and shared in the last 18 munch'. N. B. Schemes with full particulate may be bad gratirat the above office. _ milrMSuak . 52 10 2 2 5 5 1 0 And it is in presence of the Sovereigns of Europe, coalesced for the destruction of Bonaparte and his adherents, that some have the effrontery to propose that these very adherents shall be recognised as out Representatives. " The restoration to their places -of the persons who lucid them on the Ist of March, 1815, wis, perhaps, a measure dictated in the first iostance 7 by circumstances, but ran only be considered as prate sional, if we recollect the parts which messy of these functionaries have performed since •thb Illea of March. Every body knows that at the twashent lot Bonaparte's landing, the greater part of these Mat*, were filled by his agents, and that it was to this enor mous fault that the revolution of the %Ist of Molt* was owing." There entered Paris this monaing a vyreaf , ftablly Russian troops, cavalry, infantryi and artilleiy. They form part of Gen. Berclay de Tally's silly, said to be 80,000 strong. That General has arritbd in Paris; and yesterday General Czernicheff arelvt4 at the head of a division of Cossacks. The fine nursery grounds of M. Descentet, at st. Denis, have been totally destroyed. The loss is estimated at 100,000 crowns. The Mlled troops were never near these grounds. It would be too painful to repeat the ferocious expressions used by the General under whose eyes this act of Vandalism was perpetrated ; we trust he will soon be noticed. There have been already several meetings of the 'Rankers and Capitalists of this city. 11'e are assured that they have advanced and subscribed a bond to the amount of several millions, forming the first pay j ment of a heavy contribution imposed by the Allies On Paris. Prince Metternich and M. Lain:., President at** Chamber of Deputies, have arrived in Paris. • It is said that the Duke of Feltre is employed'on a new organization of the Kieg's military household. The denominations of Body Guards and Musketeers are, it is said, to be suppressed, and the King's household troops to be increased to the amount of 30,000 men of all arms; the subalterns and soldiers will be selected from the old troops of the line, whose good conduct shall have merited this honour. Our soldiers and our citizens alike agree in praiS. ing the discipline and humanity which diitingutsh the English soldiers. A lancer of the guard has as sured us, that after the dreadful bottle of Mount St. Jean, the Ei.glish and Scotch actively formed litters -on which they carried off our ivenuded, to whom they furei•thed all that could mitigate their situation. On the other hand, t';e inhalliratits of Paris sold its vicinity loudly praise the * 4 4 s,n. dart or nsu trotspi tenon alt n•lneth. zso - et t soldiers deserve v . ; lie under the command of i (Net who kitows how to soften the horror. of battles by the charm of all the pacific virtues. The E x otZ m ge Wit• not opened yesterday. This.measute iti hp : posed to have originated in an order from the Ministee of Finance, for provisionally suspending the treat/kir ea part of the 'Funds illegally alienated •by the - GO- Ternment of the Usurper. It is said that eight regiments of dragoons, the it 'regiments of cuirassiers, and the horse.goirdyeteto Sent their submission to the Mint. ',, • • Charles lAllemend set off on the.wit i t i tta gochefOrt, with fhtti!pOsitutieti!. i erpnt names, anti tltt letters of recommeofeonto seise. rat merchants in the United the 7'th instant, for L'Orieut. Charles Lallemand'a cook was so afflicted at his master's reverse of fortune, that, he threw him. self from a window on the Oh story, and died from the fait. It is this day rumoured, that it is not Napoleon's 'lntention to seek an asylum in the United States; but to proceed to the Caraccas, and to put himself at the head of the Spanish insurgents. He has designs upon Mexico and Peru. Among the other rumours of the day, one is, that Bonaparte is surrounded in the Isla of Wm; he is said to have embarked on board a French frigate, and to have salted in the night of the 7th ; but on the morning of the Bth, bring but a few leagues from the coast, the Captain of the fri gate, finding himself in sight of the English croizers, and having no other means of esca;te, was compelled to put into the Isle of Hite, where he is at this moment blockaded. by a very superior Eng lish force. The Island is defended by a pretty 000 ti. fort, the garrison of which is usually composer ) of a few hundred .garde cotes. According o,nther reports, Bonaparte is still in the Perini', waiting for some circumstance which may 4favoar his de. part u re. RotEm, JULY 11.-Our Municipality yesterday published a Proclamation, announcing the return- ot our lawful King, and coneratulatiol the inhabitants on the prospect of a termination or the calamities o f the ronntry. The white flair kto be hoisted to-day In r•ekettce of all the Authoritiea. BOURDEALIX, JULY S.—Ge..rnii Clittool yester day is.ued n General ar,ler, drtt lotine Suit iticy and the department tliP Gironde in a state °paw, anif different districts under the orders of mi:itary (.111,., , r, The fallowing is the concluding parse 1%1 1 ,11 of Inis tiPnetal Ottlyr : " Ti!t Commrindat,ts will brio; Neter* Spciai Cou , ts-Martial. wifhput the.ieforlation of any e i,ii aa , :ior if y . all =pip;, r..eruiteX, and other!, eharcd 4ith fellers tendisug in intornal I ratiqUillif posed the totentiec of the titaiet, anal to prevent eitiiews and soldiers from rnarcllio4 to the defence of the country." Lirotio, Jinx 9.—Nntw . ithatanding Convene . don conclunol at Paris, and the how% it is en.co iated to eseite, they are urging nn the fortifications of our ei'tv with the greatest activity. The I).tke of Alba fern'« head quarters are only eight lea,;uesfrotn hence, and ne learn that the enemy is raptly udtuncing.—. ,~ ti .:, 31 A 1 ' 1 4 wan , 11