The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-29 00:00:00

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" The &fie fire'itinil file l litnithi fell in the "W. end Sinsinir died en far wapiti! 4 • 1 . - . ..._ .. . ..... .....„ .. - -.. . . -. THE AT kE- SOY AL ir C t OY 6NT CiAttly F.N. , , ithieemeabiley. *ear Ontlith,Jl. • • CONGRESS OF VIENNA. The Committee are of opinion 'bit eaci. t outwit by , r „ , „,., present Ev Nisei, May tit , w i l l A irahrible'ned ele g ant aursemblage of notneholt ilfarbitsre s tinge chimney end p int (asses la . meeere frames, a ~,, --...m..._ an means be the effect of such consent; and tite fol. he nerfaraual. L a . . TIIE GAMESTER. suit isf searles moreen a vitidow-eurta • . retorts drape- EXTRACT Me . ...- MUTES OF CONFERENCES lowing are their reasons :- Vial .1 drawing-room salt of itch In., with ale - OF THE •PD, •Fr „MO SIGNED THE TREATY The Powers know too welt thi. principles which C: . s ese ,t ees Mr. Voting; Mrs. Beverley), DasS.TVldell). . gent f .reed draperies sad silk-frier. Alvin and cams*. to OF PAII. •is : 7 , -7? . - tght to guide them in their. relations with an bide- A n a , eld e st, for toe Hon time. a Yew-Farce ; match ; a set of fine roseavroott Trafalgar card sad sofa con ..„ • 'THE 12TH OF MAY, 1815. ' tahlev, inlaid with gat orate; ti *Me laede Pel te l tat iter . The : 0- : b7Ar t . ) :': *r pointed on She 9th instant, and pendent coontr to att (ssitit leers, THE• FORTUNE OF L WAR.... board pod patent diriing-table to kessigery capital esaboyney ) ! I to uponimpose empt„ .., TbirolVY• lll ° 4l4l °Ver- entitle partner-chair.; haadvaine'llabloesds and &Inshore; o charged t ... • ''''s' e e, whether, after the events which accm t hem ce the return of Napoleon Bonaparte in its internal affairs, to pretcribe to it a form el GO; !swam iat A I•Carilt Price Al 6 51.-Pit. 9s. ' Id. s Second sidelmerd of valsableetteeteo L piaweltae.notott china ; !belie. har e pass ,a. TeelialeO g y4{lle it masters according to Ole hilarests e o, eeance, aim in consequence of the d w o h c i n ch me th nt e s p ru . e .-ib,...forteer Rollety. 99. ; Second Price . h.-Upper utensil.. dee. the p r irpeny of T, t t Miligan, Warehousemen ; • . es , . or peptone :of its neighbours (2). Bet they . also ze: „I setter, •Is. a Biriond ' , Flee. 80. 'deceased, by order of the Execs( _ .1 private &IL duty Ste bad nightly, on application to Mr. TO BE SOLO gY ..AUcTION, riblished at Paris on the Declaration know that theliberty of knation to change its System •.. i ~. Powers issued against him on the 13th of March last., oast e, tit the Rose-offire. By Mr T. WALE ER. of Goe . q_sopoul most have its just Omits, and that if . 1 • .s.' i• . • - -••- -•-- Oa the Premises, 21, Alderrann-MORROW, Ns, 041 it would be necessary to proceed to a new Declare. 1 ~....... . foreieis . Faierevs have. not the rig t toprcetribi to it at Twelve , . . . ST. al A RY.I.E-BON NE. i It A L n r ia . h. f t h a e n y fe a l l i u .o n z b e l d e ried EF 4 F ead Ee s T . S it ., h c h or n4 p , r .m isi e og en i . ort wii v e ' l.;. tion n.. , presented at the sitting of this day the follow. the tialw ilmuot eilliz etobita idch it w s y ha .th ll e m fight ake . o o il f f ;b r a; e tlb stin e e rt s y s i at tittit att , - , %. • vv ANTF,4), a rerson as MASTER of the al ba ; ~. w e er. Lt r i tu way make of it at their espenheeeo A im e 'seeport :--- /-•• vvtiaK-Holittit. lie must he a man of nitegreo.. I chintz hangings. and drapery tastefully arranged; 800 and ret•kl ' .. . . REPORT OF•THE COMMITTEE. ~ f.....h1e charnels's., goad' beside saber, diligent, and a g ood lIC. : rage ditto with Window.eartaina to match; s e as oned sod The I)eclikration published on the 13th 0f arch ' .- -...e i, e .,,,, , , ,, i, um tess then la sears of a * v. mum rried, and free from erateers _ lair .. etiwokess. seottssemies geiwas ., jr. 4 ., .:hr • lice, nod smember of the Church of Ragland He will be , ti y ii ,i ida Zi ADA ,. ii e mod e p a j aal ia ris tell 40ae.0•041 cyv lot l as t N am: gl ow ban rte an d m es a • '.•;. A. 1. - 5 0; .9.. ti1...1.99,fir0.: .artj: •-. w .thf iteit t e 2p i 4 9 ' mr"r a sifea 4 eSe VORA - • 14040 !i l'tiaelis - Itotseri and . seiretaries; MOO Tian/Moe, double add - 1v - r r- • . „,.,o: h id hal/ mussel emire vto she business of the single comna,ie elect redrawn", dieing, earl, ie r nr 1 ,„„ , war t by 'the Powers who signet! the Treaty of Par . . „„.„. , . . ° - ' 6 il a P9o 6 sPoettrl Meet bl iw is i hi li trg in er tr reir. iiii "" ceol e. l i tu rl s •• ' . •. t; e,„.,., w herein he will be lodged nod boarded, with an stir- • and dresseing tables; a portable : mahogany thawing and eressluj i , having, since his return to Paris, been disci:semi , 7 " . "" ' r .:;,- -o.:isy. roailitijaitantred sbeffsmeer , hook-stands. ditto basno-standi various shapes those whom he has employed for that 1:4 *. -1 ".-_ 91 ")., 4: • 04 . ° ; '.. ... it . f l i tyltralion, in the lined-writin g of the party . addressed to • tables.% long set of capital p a rlour Trnfalgar chairs, mirrors la , t a h li r trith rir ef ll 7 l o-o, °l 4Wo Mb af T e e n n t ien T S h t ., 7 w th itl er r g ee ta pec lrs t . the ft. D'ree"'"' :mel"C`mtedim" of the Poor , will be received at cosily alit fratbes, handsome Greeiaa bronze lustre:" for mantel. ; purpose; these discussions having acquired great pub- - .. • . t . 1 .. •.V,.rk•ltau.r till Thaws lay, the-13th June. a gold watch, chain and scab* a bracket clock, a table.verviee licity, and a letter addressed by him to all Sovereigns, - -- . • ' belly of Fratioe,iie every way in which it shall eiot - TI, , CaTonitte , nyeet on that day at• Eleven o'Clnek in the of Patent iron-strum china, a large model of the Bedford tuna of as well as a Note addressed by the Duke of ViCeulla i n co m p atibl e with their own security and the . . brrnomi in emulator the applicants and their testimonials. war, with numerous other effects.• S. WATTS, Clerk . N.B. The whore of the above property is nearly new. to the heads of the Cabinets of Europe, having been tranquility of Europe. • • . • • . the right of o t f he u A le lli i e t d ite S t e u trifr o eigfte cio. 0 - s. I..f.rnitinn respectine, the duties. Ate n may be hod by apply- Catalogues had no the Premises; nod of th e Auctioneers, also published by him with the manifest intention of • 1 i e i., ate et,ra. at his 0 1 5C0 11/ the Workkonse, Northumber- Duke-street , Manchester.stmare. ltsid.str• et, bet wren the boars a Ten and Two o'Clock. influencing and misleading public opinion, the Com- to ln i t ti h ter ise fe l re istin it g i ca th ie e ' i Hams. mittee appointed in the sitting of the 9th inst. was there, o th f e the sa w o pas r o e *t he 'l er n t c . o awn n hd t il e cni s h la ene b ot le- 3 THE IMPERIAL TWINE. CLOTH. Unique Cottage Residence, in the Gothic . style, with Of h • . c arged to present a report on' these topics ; and con- , •By hl s elyj es ty*. Royal Letters Patent. . and SSArres i.f Land. .• ICe molten:ea p t debit mail en porise.lant tout let agremenv. 'TO BE SOLI) BY RUCTION, sidering that in the above-mentioned publications, it ' inasmu chr c e la r n im nl s ec't to 1)e re- es t a bl is h e d • has been attempted to invalidate the Declared" of •. fipllE Nobility, Merchants, and Families arriving • By WINSTANLEY ' and SONS, the relations which, up to the return of goneporietei condition of a Treaty of Peace, on which rested all . • , -.. • I fr o m abroad. tire respectfully informed, the above Cloth At the Abelian Mart, oil WEDS ESDAY, June 21, at the 13th of March, by laying it down, Paris, t subsisted between France and the rest of lir Family use. and for Snertine. is sold,' stamped, with the Twelve. unless an acceptable offer be made its the mean time 1. That that Declaration, directed against Dona- ~... tdeater's taupe, ntiaihrr . if the • • 1-Initite, Ike. in Case s of thirty . by Private Contract, parte, at the period of his landing on the coast of eil sixty Piece- each. far etpormilson; and by the Piece only. A MOST elegant and unique COTTAGE RES t. • _, iurope. On the day of their entrance into Perla; .• . k Von 'l5 to fi'P yard-each, for the cnovenience of Individuals at ! F r ance, was without application now that he hau • - 4 • DENCE, called Houghton Ledge, pleasantly situate .__• -- of peace with Bonaparte (3). This Declaration 7-1 the Sovereigns declared that they would never tree, e. r , 6.1.-as.-as- 6,1,-ls.--.10. 6d. and ss. fid. per yard. by centre of laid hold of the reins. of Government without open ' pear to Stockbridge', in the creak y of Hants, in the 1111. Patentee. nt the East India Warehneses, Na. 16, Cheap. field I orb of every denomination, with suitable hakes. chard+. resistance, and that this fact su ffi ciently proving the loudly applauded by France and by Europe e pre: . lide, and at no other noose whatever. It, darability, and houses, P ... stabling. lawn, pleasure grounds, rte.; throat/4e bet • doted the abdication of Napoleon and the Conseil- 4 . I 4 e l ...away (being nearly h,:lf the price of other 'loth) ; woke at the nation, be bad not only re-entered into • been eYeeted. within a few years , at a very great exiirace: and ~. 5O A nri dav cordocivenial to health nod pleasantness of wear, ..... Milord ia a very superior Gad eisaste style or Gothie eatheliish- possession of his old rights in regard to France, but•„ audit oeeveoikljt tte, ti,i erecta___, 4 ,the "d„drrt, ch an t" of '- ' mem tiff.trding aecommodation for a family of the int retiree. that the lion of the 11th of April ; it formed the principal question even of the le . gitimaey . of . his Go. basis of the negotiation ; it was explicitly pronoutiee4 nintiviihere; tutu or 1111,111‘ Or standing stir. ;race active ewer . • lability ; the principal apacinicars we of minerab,. ...ever. • .I,e, tn.,. qualities is hick renders it most desirable to every iodi c vernment had ceased to be within the jurisdiction of . (ion comprisiug an eating-room 30 feet by 17 feet 6, a gaol • tidnal, in every dim de and season. The Shreengs are made in in the preamble of the Treaty of Paris. 'rile F ; '-• nation, even . supposing it perfectly free end go ' • ' room' 24 by Isi. ciredlor matiiaronm 2 1 feet die/Omer, wit he p o wers ; 'sling awl r,-)itri, iiii.l are unequalled both tor comfort and .; •• , aonse riding. and a morning room 2J feet liy 18: oa the tipper 2. That by offering to ratify the Treaty o f Paris, cannot withdraw itself from this fendamentel c . ' 4 •em-ne • Pool contain (pan to o t I four pair each Piece.- floor ore six bed•chambets, besides three servants' chambers• 1 ~, f ,iiree-ii in the Artily and Navy, and Families travelling , ,dl fj ,,,, it ortorstruunit benefit, in never imbibingthe damp over the oces . ; the whole is freehold, and iniinediale pins . • lie remove[! ev ery . ground of war against him ; charged to take tiou 9 without abrogating the Treaty of Paris and ill • , Kowa Rine ire h ad ; and to the sportsmao o ff ering More elle).- Ihe Committee has been specially ito..s a here. meats than most oz:ler places in the kingdom ; the river feat • its existing relations with the European system: Th o The White Chltits for Iouli•A dresses, ay he obtained 115 above. bowl& the erelniseS for a coosiderable di s t a n ce, which is tele- into corrsideration- 'ro.o t bre. to four (iiissens.erseh Piece, containing from three to . i • . ' .. Allied Powers, on the other hand by insisting •eli ' (Prated or capital trout tuning ; the.ceuntre Mo . :ends in game, of 1. Whether the position of Bonaparte in regard to • I . 7.. • i 0.,,• Dres;es each. Italia Shawls. India aluslins for Gentle- . .. , . this very condition, .only exercise a right whit:4H 4 vdesc • *ion, and fox Montan are ke t within a short dip * ~,n (y .,,,,,,i itii, 1 .„.„ 0 , tanth , ;( . 4 gte. by the piece and D,,,,, y , ever , -"P . . . P . . _ .. _ the Powers of Europe has changed by the tact oi .ins impossible to contest to then), unless it be Malntalot4 Ls 1 4... , aIIACC. Hou g hton n situate d winos' two toots Of Stockbridge , Nn. lti, Ciseopside: 1 la frinn Wii.chtater, 15 from Salisbury, 17 irons Southampton, arrival at Paris, and by the circumstances that ac- .t ' that the most sacred compacts can be perverted ad 1.. ----- • • - , -fa from Anitiorer, arid about from London. eomptsitied the first success of his attempt on the throne . NE. w GRAND SCIIEME.• ! To ice viewed, between the hours . of twelve and four. by of France suits the convenience of either of the .Contracting 1 arODARDSON, GOODLIICK, stud Co.. Con- ear& Willy, which, with de.criptiye pa/lieut.'s, may be bad a 2. Whether the offer to sanction the Treaty Parties. • ~ i - . • * it eerier; with Governowesit for the reeling Lottery. ma st ' Messrs. Shawe, I.e Mime, sad Slawe . Solicitors. New Slide,- of It hence.follows that the will of the pitopfeet the 31st of May, can determine the' / • France is by on means sufficient to r tabtilib s it 's rap . e .fi l ey s .sii-14 the attention of the Public to the \l5ll I slice , * told of WitaieilieY pad S"b• Paternoster raw, where Is Pa ri s , .lB l4 , CHIOIE. whirls they Inwre• mow the honour to submit for , Plea may be seen. Pettit:Win aloe at Ike nocipal fir at Powers to adopt a system di ff erent from that which • , . siley swoomusiusulle . p ederosiox tat. ttiti.4 : 34i ,._. f. tegalsen . le, a Govern l'eir imliefOrls , in. tee roolidelor . expecpteow that it win merit ' S tock b r id g e. ` J a il Sfalldhadottollfr . • - . .. . 9 enothemer oif flit ervoer tirseirewillektinr) have ' -.:'?-'1 00 '..•••-. , ,.. L-• --) -'L L - • • •-• -77 -- ••••.,_:ea - **- - ^' 'M arc h . res ents, Wirt " t very peo a staved ;lite , Istarritft, re • . r 11919 untimely. all the Powers of Europe; and they cannot, ender s' pretext, give y. against hese Oewers to the _ „.,- Priit..S of re 10,tkkl, re:lO,OJ.), X2O-000. Qcorrs FASHIONABGE DYES to COLOUR 3. Whether it be, necessary or proper to publish a . -7 .. - . In the RTA rE LoTTE ft Y. to begin 19th JULY, ISIS, 11... - 7:11..K. 'ST OCKINGS , &e.-Pink Dye. 2s. 64.; Ulu new declaration to con fi rm or modify that of the 13th validity as t Besides 19,00&) GUINEAS, • Bloom Dye 25.6 d.; Naokeen De. I-. 2d.; Liquid true • = t Which wits be PAID in GOLD without Deduction. Illoe. from Is . to 75.---and Durable ' Ink, 2s. the butt ie.-v..llmeg of M arch . . • 4', was a condition p reliminar y to everypacifie . acrangel SCHEME. dyes will be found extremely useful for silk, media', linens, The Committee having maturely examined these went with France : •the wish of the French peoplai • 3 ....,..0f....... £90.000 ....are... .C 60.000 i cottons, ritibands, &c. questions, submits to the Assembly . of Plenipoten- -3 0 0 Prepared sod Sold wholesale and reia,l, with a variety of . . even tf , o were. (idly ascertained, would netlse the 1 other articles, by Scott, Colour Preparer to the Royal Family, tiaries the following account of the 1 null and of no effect in regard to Europe towardi 1 k • 2,000 ....... - re-establishing a Power, against ' which all Europa .• I •-'3./. : . 'r .. . 1 O5O • 5,159 The Public are respectfully cautioned against various Coon. FIRST QUESTION. -5 „0,-,.. se t 1,0 , 0 71 B I •- r ..ard to the has been in a state •of permanent protest front el. 4 - bet those from his omnsfaetory,b JO --' . March, 1814, up-to the 13th of March, 1 • . •. * , r 16 .st - - lO - • • 1,600 , N. H. Liberal allowance to Merchants' trading to the Coati- enlesprise, or by the events which hare passed • einee . and in this view, the polition ,of Bonaparte is pte- .. ' cisely at this day what it was at these lei( nientioneti Is. his arrival in Paris? 3.541 .r. ~ ..1,,5c0 Blanks lid Day 10 each.... . 15.01 M . A CARD. The Powers, informed of the landing of Bonaparte Period.% • . QUACKERY NOT ONLY INJURES BUT DESTROYS in France, could see in him only a man who, by ad. .. . is.crln. 4 - ickets. AMA* istmigANDs. . • SECOND QUESTION. • vancing on the French territory, with force and arms,• The First - drawn .£lO.OOO will have £lO,OOO more, makieg Superior Advice is of importance to the Afflicted. and with the avowed project *o . . o g esta. 1 , . e ! Pang, (evertor in' the - Shou/d the offer to sanction the 7'r al of A Prize of 110-,oio. rI . OOPER *IA CO. Surgeons, Members of the The tecotid-dtawn X 20.0. 0 ,will Imve oefo,ooo more, makin g change the dispositions of the Powers? V Royal Crilleges of London and Edinburgh, after so yeari' Wished Government, by exciting the people and the A Prize of £40,000. b'eateasteaeractiees' etartiuue to divert their toadies to the care of ' • army to revolt against their lawful Sovereign, and by ; France has had no reason to complain orthe Treaty • . . c Firii-drawit .Elo,ol7owill have relo,ooo afore, making a Certain Centelairit it, all its stages, arid those debilities pee usurping the title of Emperor of the French ( 1), !. of Paris. This Treaty reconciled France with Ea- . A Prize of ..EX.OOO, dated tivioventle inleserecions, long residence in lint climates. Pi:I2ES TO HP. - PA 19 iv norm; 1 & e: we. whirls, it no t timely remedied, derange o.e s*Oein, and had incurred the penalties which - all legislations pro- i rope ; it satisfied all her true interests, secured alt e lu Witst.dt awn Maybe. the Ist day, will each receivet 'trounce against such outrages,-a man who, by abus- , her real advantages, all the elements of prosperity • w:sow...ern Child, makili e shorter& iife. S li g h t al.tl recent eiesurinfecuenr.re.bs their pecu- liar melte, effetatcrlis cured Ma few ettim and they - partiralarly 9,009 (MINE As IN GOLD ! • slat,,, the attention of those who b..ve attempted the cute diem- lo g the good faith of the Sovereigns, had broken a ! and glory, which a people called to one of the first :he Fattiest dt`rian Prize, the lint day will receive. . . . .. SA), GUINEAs cs rmi,ti t f 1 *M• d d 1 . -eke., or ball have been so on originate as to save a ill 111. uf so im ant k b:mach of the so emn treaty,-4 man, in fine, who, by recalling ;places in the European system could reasonably de- a rifle, Tants, add Fifieen.h tglanks, the second day;will fatal e'"lllleilee insoen i gnorant P' 4l , .. „ u , pon France, happy and tranquil, all the scoorgei of [ sire, and only took from her that which was to her, rf Lti..feseinn, as hose i mproper tre.ttmeni not o n l y Frequents* ay- , each. receive Irv() (ruasehs in Gold, makin g a Alo i s the vhal .park, hitt raises Eruptions no the heint. - fate. internal and external War, and' upon' Europe, at a , under the deceitful exterior of great national eclat, 901.r.i out ha bit t N CUED!and nose, verti g o , noise In the 11,e 20th, 9001, Ililth, rood. drawl. Malik., di . t hi r d day, "ndi""l.• sore rye !, mout h, - i • en inexhaustible source of sufferings, of ruin, an . .' • ear -. sodiu m ': in the neck, ulcerated sore throat, strictures, wilt each receive 5.4 Goiswas in Goirl. makin g • the soled her for her long sufferings, the sad necessity of -of misery. This Treaty was even an immense benefit .. itteeoultecos IN t;o1.1)! ..tereutie eteots,, nodes on the skin bone', auuriurrosi pains to . I . -:• ,„, head and hinter (tor. fre g nenll s mistaken for rheumatism), ex. a new general armament, was justly regarded as the for a country, reduced by the madness Of its Chief '.:,.keta'aed Shares 4We . me w nn 331 e .ii. RIC"RDS°''• ire weakness in the Its ees And swelled angles • until at 'earth • ' l•latrUCIC. met C1,..°1 DOC e.... BNlA•billidiiip , Curtshill me . , .. • of I , . implacable enemy of public welfare. Such was the ,to the most disastrous situation. (4) ' dropsy ensiles, with a generaltleholay and decay l e &Hutt. . . Si %wing the Kings Mews, Chitti es -cross. - .' - ur the Improper u se -f mercury, and which symptoms f ee- the 13th of March ;-a D ec l a r a tion, of which the ; terests and their duties, if, as the price of so much - BY HIS' MAJRSTY'S PATENT. g erbil y appear yeah after. end too often ernisi nen the mairsmo- • .. • • • I ,r . - O . Y . ALAN il JATT H - i'llON C 0 3 ,1 POSI- ; uml state. Messrs. Area Co.'s clip teoce in Mersa •e disorders, ~ justice and necessity have been universa lly acknow- !moderation and generosity, they had not, on signg ea• rinsi „„. ". ' are turpurafteled. coisillted daily from Teo till Eight. by ' - ..:-...-. to Prevent lha eli"l of Frieli :u ld ill SL- 7 , .... ! all muks of aeaplessw by letter, slating she* case, ate, mode T led ea and which general opinion has sanctioned. i the Treaty, obtained some solid advantage ; butt e g i.,i, , Machinery , Mills. ( acriter'es. Conches. ..ildg 'o`i seortss I• of livid, ; . &•i.j • v • t 7' d r -141 be events which conducted Bonaparte to Paris, . so l e object of their ambition was the peace of Hu.. , 4 '..tiht bfeke ure•of Which tit; Public 'aye in all emir, ni t and restored to him for the moment the exercise of rope and the happiness of France. Never, in treat.' ~ the best adviee.briflte sent to any part of the towns •A eadaMir. ' 1.••• tame tatre bitudred per rest. eretwsi re "t 9 " V* W. a! sa" ', ....lii 1 eyr. Mama. Cooper aria „Co. Surgeons, Chart h one- owe. sepreme power, have, doubtless, in fret, altered the nig with Bonaparte, would they have consented* * .. to tine-Lead labour. I Graf Cliarlotte-street. ',Blackfriar..tiMd. Lrld 11 t het no „„ s ;,;„„ t. kaal :a 7iia. 40, Clutrine-Croes, neat the Aderiratte, ILa/1 " Letters are ars•ered *bids dr not comatas v ;molting Fee e."-"''''' in which he wa s at the period of his entering the conditions which they granted to a Governmess a , thr.: :aid by - their npintiatinetit. at most libraries. Mee it.itie N. B. The Piles and Fistula are by them cured witbont cut- France ; but these events, brought on by criminal col- , which, " while offering to .Europe a pledge of sects• i t- Wareheitkies, ir.nnroftgers, Cutlers Caaeltrniters. Saddlers. tint. . lesion leTt . V conspiracie bs, y revolting treasons, ,city and stability, relieved them from requiring front 4.4 :eep e sr.•pers in the United. K;iirdoin t in boxes, price i •,,,* Adwice g rafi., on Tuesday, Thataday and !away Mow.. ' ).- n " ' ar - • -II 9 $: I+ 1„. J .., 6.1., 10, 6d., Oise Guinea, and l'wo Guiueas each. I i „,... ( ruts Eighl tin T!A till* . can create no right ; they are absolutely null in a legal' France the guarantees which they had demanded un. T l .. , inalle.t site hot contains a quantity sufficient to primes i -••••• -• •._ : • • ,- --- 441.. . - point of view ; and in order to the position of Bonaparte der its former Government" (5). This clause is in- lair- w heel Carri a ge four times. w ith which it ib I/ I run up wurds SUPERIOR ADVICE. . ' lvf•ls thonsand ' m il es , anti it will answer in the same propos.- • i • being essentially and legitimately altered, it would . separable from the Treaty of Paris ; to abolish it, is lib, ter all other kinds of more. I' is of the first consequence to ascertain on be necessary that the steps • which he has taken to •to break this Treaty. The formal consent of the • • Whose talents and integrity a firm reliance may be . . t are d i u sbictinu. ;Ours. CURRIE and Co...Sar i: eons of establish himself on the ruins of the Government , French nation to the return of Bonaparte to the CHILBLAINS, RHICUMATISMS, PALSIES. &c. W. . • enuneoce arid hi g h professional aiminments, Members of the overturned by him, should have been confirmed by I throne would be equivalent to a declaration of war 0111-LBLAINS are itching from breaking, 'and itsviii Colleges of Lomita. and Edinbur g h, 'wears,' to the woe some legal title. against .Europe: for the state of pewee did not eiiet , L A./ sh- ir tonal:Einar itch' instantiv reto.ved by WHITE- i.e the result of SO *ran eisPerience in the Cure of Venereal „ • - II 'ALI'S ESSENCE OF CSTAIII,/, universally esteemed Co plaints . and tholie Deluilitiea 'and Deficiencies w hien not PnrinPar P rte lays it down is his pebllcations, that between Europe and France, except by the Treaty .. . , fo its extraordinary Etleacy in Rheasnatistas, litisies. 15boty us fre q uently prevent or embitter the metripornialantle. In the the wishes of the French nation in favour of his re- of Paris r and the Treaty of Paris is incompatible slink 41 E'C''Gr4* ant! Complaints of the Stosnath ; but where this v a rious gradations, from recent infection to confirmed Lars. I hi' h t the throne suffice to constitute this A es a is men on• the power of Bonaparte. • emus remedy has bees, unknown ne,..lecleri• and the ' hi t - titter 'renitent commends Wes. often a speedy. end always . _ tbin s have actially brolt , vII I ITEIIF.A lI'S PA LY r a dical cure.: In dubious cases, their lon g end well•areing d legal tit l e . I It' this reasoning had need of further support,. it i.EfIATE wittiest the polo, and fiery elieedill heal ttrfiitttn. expeelenee F ices diem a promptitude of deeinon that venires The quest i on fo r th e sto examine may be m i g h t •b e • fatted in the very offer of Bon a parte to Ili/ reraie is elly efficacious for all ill-romtitinned Sores, the- Pinkie from being inercurialised out of existence, etc kW. stated follows . -Ca a5 . ...._ . a consent, real or facti- ratify the Treaty of Paris. This treaty had been ~ Fire Less, Seorisetie Eruptions, Blot/4e., Pimples. Hint: - i h tag is constitution utoteryined , and the vital prioripie destroy . •,"roa, Shila r ki, Bieakings- out's the' Face, 'Niue ,'"Pars,. amid ed by it littelit, hut iistdilias disease. or ti blind an NW e n n o c ti ous, explicit or tacit , of the French nation to the scrupulously observed - and executed ; the trans. rPlids, Sore and Inflamed Rues, _ Sore Heads, ittel i hilier Sear- deuce in shallow pritenders. lo Nervous Debility. Vesruler re.e.tabli,,hment o f B afla p ar ie s power, operate a amionseofe.the Congress of -Vienna were only its 1 . 1 1(' Naomi/ea. The ESSENCE OF MUSTA II I) is relator 'Relaxation, and Atoll' , of the organ. , &risme from excearive legal i the position of th change n i: ' • • nedv 'in the iirduleence. insalubrious climates, or solitary sesounlitt. their • / e ....o : to live, penetrating. and ,elliracsous rta 'he -.1. corin g Ibe severest Sereins and Brava in less Chad half practice g iver new life and ener In t h e ',stern. even in vibes foreign Powers, and form a title obligatory on these attempt of Bonaparte, it would have been for n long - 1. , t , , . 3 / . ..ll.l•usonslly takes by say o .:u liter 1 i anent or Embreestibo, -which are ver t ine un 'despair. Strictures and other devotee. p owers ? L. series of years one of the.bases of the public right of It • 4. 'n h . a:c Con, Plonctores from Sharp. butruntrinv. Niti!rt *els of the reibra rises resent. in a mild an d effeciani man ; • , ' _ . '*" , '..s SMiliters, lire with incredible fneility, without ' smart ner. Slight and recent cases of Venereal lo email ore cured . a ".. • . the sh or t petaid - ' of I Alt eels. To the Female Se: is sill (I) The Ist Article of the Convention of the 1 1th of April, (2)" It i s t h us that Eminparte's Councilor State espy.. • them- "' oat i. loarvensierg iallaninuttion and festering, and is equally In ' 'I " The Emperor Napoleon tell ..... if" f or why . si u their R e po r t on the intentious of the rowers :- fl ee :4 ..t i ` - 'O l U. the various a ce ldrats o f animal--'a short it is a de- be cor , rititiry eCkarisv,thee they may be cured of thmeDebili- 18 14, Mn. himself. l4 ilh fo s i tt low sso l" ; and descendatits, as well :is fir all the Ma 7 - of the Pith of April. 'vale remed y o f se c ts aisconstaiin excelleroe and atilite, ties which defeat conception, and sup the fnendatina of cum.!of his ree , all .. , .. • . .. , gnu f ill ilir • family, rims of sovs.rt tray 0 power, " I .mi:welly sensible to its own comfort tittuuld ever be wills biol felicity. Patients treated with candour, delicacy, lad ,( ) Dectaration of the Astor March, 1814. 99 1 ii . ii/Viatikble %VW r• ill I over the French Empire and the Kinedom or Itay, 3 volt* y • vattatv ,.;•• N otw i t a . . tea gi ee th a t f or _ .(4) The Emperor. convinced of the rTitic . al . .itaatinsein 1 • v otter ~'. . ..en-e4 only, sad told by R. Johnarin, Apothecary, 1.5. Me• 43. CVRRI I.; and Co. May be consulted every disy, at • beta ni7n i c e i r cti e L, B. i 1' dlfr in P el matt ins which he has Placed Prance- aml of the inquest Misty of saying • v tens toaporte n its i e e 00 1 I . ~ .__ a . "'e; , --:ri•e;, Salsa, Landna. The &setae and P.ll- 05 2s. 94. their ho use . /of, ll a ma s - ga rden. it ,eared to resign himself mut consent to nu entire , 1 " l ".. ' ' teen ll* Gulf of Joao. from Gap, Grenoble. an d 'Amos, ere,. •11 non-(' .. 1. . . . . .. . ..., tel ; tar maw.. at Is. lid. und 2s. 9d. • rind may be had o r •.• L e st ,.,,, from t h e Country, stating minote.y , _ ~.., ,_ , _. „.__, ad • • • t • h eon anconinsonnt abtlicattua.-Letter ut Marseat pair tu Me Wed Illflnfif " ey• the (hate or 50.... a the l maritations .. t e ,_‘.. "•rir hlestiefor V en der ia the United Kii'ledeni• mode of li•ring, Ave. nod enchning a remittake fur . ire Emperor f t Ms Preach," &c. etc. eic.-ce aocihiir r '.ee cif Hereverne. I• • 'to e (Irtiume bass Black lak Stamp, s• fit t e lame of i Medicine!, will be treated with studious atteotioo. . 4 , . I v ., , .. . . ) it 3 n . ibtus.instt it'd es It . N 0.104 bisaint-gardish l Mewl ft, itia: " • t 15) Pr amble of the Treaty cf Pm is. - • • . • . i ; :ntir• .• . . . .. . - • • , 't . ' .. . - , k , -.- .. - • • . 462.12 iii j i , . • 99 • . • , ~ • • . 5 ''' • * ..' * . • - . . -if ' A&L', - e 4 '.4.leiarplr, __. pro bowl..t? ~~~ 1) T•