The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-28 00:00:00

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Duke of °deans would accept the Crown ; ,or if he The best. Are tris...lastot; ten travellers, food .Bids, ehosos / . .-ran• t'fialees NVe sent ft message to Napoleon. Ho replied, that I n eiretonstances Jell -ethicist than these, would ditis it Would perhaps he to restore it to Lillis XVIII Li f i e:;;;; ° ,„ s iut t7; hi peos r. us eis e u. Wail Coaches, C. hi rent IllroHa his abdication was in favour of his son.' We are, the Itopresentatives of the nation despond, and for. — [A Member—f can pontinele assert it.]--I move the esetreiss iteo.: lieu, se. eosin:— S Ti- therefore, compelled to consider n question, which era the dangers of the country to employ themselves that the Assembli declare and proclaim that ii re- TRAVELLING FIIOII LON lION To I . ,tterifpooL, ' t J •• .' we wished to adjourn. What would become of us if on ill-timed discussions, instead of resorting to that cognises Napoleon 11. for Emperor of the French. , ''s ! 7 i . I , . - r lt ' C I • 1 we &ported fines the Constitutiossal Art? Ilow remedy will/'h serores the safety of France ? ---r c, • r ;., f ez I f jre, yes!)—A tumultuous movement for massy Cnlimities would he the result of its 'Heinle ? It was moved, that this speech be printed, to the some moments agitated the Chamber. • •It ill impossible to pronounce on a Provisional Co. onnmbes. of els copies —Ordered. - rertiment without stating what is its title. We' are The qittitig was suspended for three hours in ex- , •IN "[WI:1T? NINE 410 m il , R .4 ll ;nrdvi l ote n!atig . Ott the ran I, easel . Font I tide and I' en Osteside4 sets sat from th..S l eatfiri . g 11, of bin, Snow hill, •Iveilmi. ev . 4,..at ,i ' 0 . c.0r....,0._5e. nt Ltv.-sp of siest,. wrinsot :1 tO e'ci elts !M. PEGNILIIES wished to postp.one the discussion t.: l. ne ke V l " • s Pili vi k.'llll.'w livel"1 P.l'''C , till next d a y, note National Convention , bat a Chamber dr P.WS, peCtatioti of a Message from the Chamber of Itepre . ' M. Reessust.—Would you adjourn till Lord .... hs virtue of . theettlaitional Act. aVhat can we risk sentetivos, for which see that heed. • , Wellington is at the gates of "Psris.—[el great ta. Wet. ford, tatter ggarth Hawk ley, Allier Woe. Lit, lei . Sitootre *. a l i h i n:u d ito l l: m o . hosto" le, Voloohorio, lotolennf V4.b a n 5 , .._tir.v. Newcastle, B,ereton-green, Isoutestrd, Wiriegtage .. . • No. 292 , atimi ...,, ; __ , . . . lIHKAI by stating the fact asitle; Napoleon I. is politically At a quarter past four the Message was announced, . mutt.] I . HiLliltiDOK. [Taves, Soncoo.ll, and [Unwell N4w poi, TRIS pre - - " Its dead, Nneoletin IL reigns. Let us ttien sincerely end-Coo-it L acepe d e took the Chair. . s M. General MOUTON Dirreestrr insisted that the ' Coach, every Afternsee, at• POWS' or; re. t .' ' litiTLE A rally und.r Isis Coverafnent. I demand that the Pro- NI. TIIIIIAUDE ‘u read the Message. Chamber should proclaim Napoleon Li. as the sole i . • W Et' MOUTH . Hoitin ettil4 ,. .b. F';u i s .,, iii . - r io r es, ;hrz f el , i r. 11 . 4. 1 elw iier, 111,todf.yrd, sideshows, *r ut A n . • s e - - Lea, I , visional Government he called a Regency. Several NI stmec T tts.—o the vote ! others demanded memos of encouraging the military. h arrive. at Wersam Iso si on m say, as Ose ; oilier... the p.otoos F • M. CORNUnt:T.-o. l co more, I beg you would a second readiest., which was - done. • M. Deere asked the Assembly whether they be- • sail on Wednesday Auld Satortiny Aft •rno .n, ci Five, so Goers!, d orsey, fr-on shear* there i• a regal tr conypyrinc•• 10 • Ci !tenni etis question, let us siesply proceed to the-ap. Another Ni ESMER.—There is nothing to be said tiered that Napoleon 11. would be able to do what r-: :o OR, 1 pniternsent of a rrotisiessal Government. • epee it : the sole question is, whether the Chamber Napoleon ssti v e n rrtnr j eh and St. M olors.• The fond from t'bertooros tocrara is the in--st debohtfut and the elie.ipes. in Fuince. I. could not do. Let the war be national, El l New F.leg oni Post Coroeh, I' our I .dito or, • .ple t , • The Onom tn Duke of Rosso No.—The Constitution has provided adopts the conclusions of the Chamber of the resew- and we shall triumph over our enemies . teeny tworuiegto N ine ',Thick, ilirongii C. 4 ,1 ley, It segov, &e s i du NO half pest sit 'ger the case of niitiorty. It prescribes a Council of tatives. M. Illeouer feared that the Allies would put no The WEYMOUTH. 0 'retie-ter, nod ill titiford /1,44 l ' i i t Regency. If, then, yea appoint a Provisional Go- The PREgTOENT.— The Chamber has passed to the vet - innet-t, acting in the name of no one, what will Order of the Day :we have no deliberation to enter faith in the abdication. Post•coseh. everv. Afternoon ; goes to She ' Crowe Ina We" 'smooth. Carries Four Insioes. 1 Pgre g lb. 71. 1.. 6, 12L 1 esiier!", Is.; Sec - he iliP talisman float ctrl cause your soldiers to march ? into. M. LEF TTRF would not hesitate to acknowledge - feared eve " g• r e • ) cage • o k Li V M l l l ll ( n )()L tit li st ' u ", % C L o u "c i:: : r w in or e s a h rrYr"lir e i rTe i s des hi geti nchl bl e 1 , • THEATRF I - • • Think you, they will shout, Lire the Provisional M. Tutu ktlnt so .— lt appears that the Chamber of Napoleon IL if he were among them ; but he Anteroom-. Tamwoits, Lotehfleld, thlestioiro, Northman I s the machiavelism of the Powers. mid Dasatlable. Artivrs ai Liverpool next Atntsionis. .- !. T HIS pro Gove , nment! No; hot they wi,, shout, Live Napo- Peers cannot deliberate on the question; I have not, 'I • Uon 11. •t hen so ordered in the rime of - a P their choice, when they shall hear that nettle Prince of therefore, niaen het-nose it is my intention to open a which has discussion : but I will avail myself of this opportu. to them so often been tioc pledoe of victory. There has nity to state, that the veil which we hard talked of M. Ale, . sIUEL —Gentlemen, opinions are divided rta E r l t i• m t u l t tL 4. 4 7 l s T i ' 6 l: i i i i ry - . on the question which occupies our attention. Some wwipor i i . t a i ii iti fi rl i e l eter e:erv Fa x l i olu d tli s ' al Isilf.patt . Six o'Cleclo, sis is idams!arti, throigh noun -as Aan think that it is necessary immediately to proclaim sa.t.s'es.O.slattoste.no,itt_fa.t-aß,;:ume.ioke. and K :1 hot. . -IL .. - Ussilkillab4 ) . . been talk of a veil: chat i. toot coil ? Does slot the l sesterdsy is now removed to the Satisfaction of Consti.otion itself say, that like throne is heredtmry France, because it appeared to read a Government Napoleon II.; others believe that political circum - 4 „, n 1 :W e 1 .: - W,, ) = 4 "k w ac r,,,,,,l' e ",,,, el f ,t l l 7 e 'Z il ic. H e oac "" i 'll' heo stances require delay, and that the Chamber ought •rr en tit- ton SpilstiselLoaits, Grim-sty, nod , Hun. She weal in the dy ' nas't' of Napoleon ? ilase not the rights of wszk and ileg•sulent. a Government destructive of fie1:1 1 V IL ' . R -t I C ° na 43 e l h .' e W ili l e n d in ‘l ! lie E k xpe nu disl. r . d n ' .very ' l a, vet, i ta ng lic , l a i t .it t See J.': - : Napoleosi beets entiseoroteii by all France ?If oar our institutions, R Government which does tint he not to explain itself till negociatione shall have ac- r, qoainted os with our true interests. The Powers who Five ' Wilcock, to ;he Saracen ' s Head Inn, Dale -lIIIM ' i, Liver . • • row .IMt A lleenl Provisional Geverionset issers orrlsi a its the name ' mouise with our ioterests as formed these 25 years have already once declared that they will not treat Po IC I AT ( I i I u M i I e4 BR I TZ I AILI;Iving te Rni i !.' ~.011111114. at the R4l Of II ob^( 1 ) , :It. Contlituttoo no longer eyiYls. past: I say. that the Chamber of Peers should ex- Pest Coaches, through Chtp- i neither with Napoleon nor with his fancily, will they ',coheirs, Caine, ant Morthorougle • Afternoon; agriligt at M. As. L %et:Tu.—lf the Chaseher of Peers give to press its wish, and adopt the same Resolution as that mi. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Rath, and tar Landon Tayes . i I . • _ the Provisional ( s ieves - limeys, one denemination, and ! now reed.—[Cries' free' all sides of supported, sup. consent to see his son reign ? Such is the objection made. 1 Thoulas.stfeet, and the swan Bristol , next td-raing.s-.C.inelgi ' I IIIONAPAR I to Wells, BEidgettister, Tisesmat, de. ~ - I i hlbited from i the Chamb-'r of Representatives annther, it will be !ported.] • But in thus publishing our fears before all Europe, LEEDS Nets Light Coach, called, The Rockingham „sal r Niece's. This orb , • tote, anw es hibitl , Ise. longer a Government, but a confusion. I proposes I The Message was then rad a third time, and the . in a discussion which may be regarded as a real cals.- , ent every , hunting at half-pest Seveo reel At carries ' Foe • ;his easy, wills a Guard throgvh. eMisit, Belford. I) oneittier sillaeoletto t s rename 4 that we vote merely the appointment of two Member, ' articles successively put to the vote, and adopted mity, have we not shown that they may requirn osier the inroesaas I . . 'of tto , Continissien. Prince JO•LPII.—I convent to this, provided the e Government be exercised the name of Napo. in without opposition.—The Chamber then adjourned. such a sacrifice? Is there need of enlarging on this —.. CHAMBER OF REPRESISNTATIYES, Jolla 23. point ? i la i s li tc. ides P o st n o l e . ; f a h 3 r id ou• a r 11 ". tain5. 4 .41, N . Ferry hridge,so the Ciolden Lifto,l4tects, next D-iy.at Norm. , 'the Empseur, emit Notwithstanding, the uncommon expedition of this C 04414 it b t I ..A. a, owe a jut spec on the Norte Road; being unequalled in Accommostatioe , Er . British School. Thialikese“ of I ( .. leon U. There was some preliminary business, during which Al. QL'INETTE Still contended that no alteration M. LE PELLETIER made severe observations on the I love to believe that in this Assembly there is but allowed to he lhe mil.ti'4"'"le aluisennli'le" "le Cn"."4 one object—that of saving the country. But it must not be dissembled that France contains more than b c y h . K4 l; e, other. I) l l lrtsk t ick:llll e d 4 Ga P rs r :iing ' P . (Il i C:sch " es ilid' e l l e tsr . y Ar s ,4 should be made in the original question. In existing conduct of the Fetter of the Journal de Paris, one party. Would you suffer each of them to 'noon, ai ' Five o'Cleek. Guardia. • '•• ' - ter. • circumstaeces, they should leave the initiative to the who, he seid, in his report of the proceedings of the Chamber of Representatives. , preceding day had endeavoured to bring contempt on your secre in en ton is o our • flatter itself that t ' t t" ' t lab • ' for it ? Would you desire, that in order to de- qLASGOW, 1411/01111 , 11, Gretna-Green, Annals. Negate; Brownhill, Th-trnioill, so:teethes-Kiln, cantos's*, Kiegsweil s and all parts of scouts's.% Camoento en C , mith-(1)411v). '- • ,'. .auti adesteohle, undo • • ; t , ' *tete Cowl! of 1 ed. EN/KR/ilia , 4 and Gerardosen sal meioses*. admitted go LA bt 0 . it • 1 \ NI. Roenetteit, on the contrary, maintained the . the Legislative Body, by misrepresentations ; richly twis4os - importance of preserving that name to wh i ch the army therefore, proposed, that there should be one short.chout; lie, termine your decision, the different parties should YORK, Neweseskeardekimhureis. stew Conch, 'wan:med. s;t:o o ou e t h.. it . I. Moo t rotii ., e set nt calf mot •tille.f.'eallA.Y•4 l / 4 r raise each their standard, and collect their adherents : le : % lll , l ,:cl u ic a i r i d i, h y r "" seats. tobewi t e. was accustomed. The name of Napoleon was the hand reporter of the discussions, and that all the What, then, would become of th e safety of the court- ti l o . eton, ' Nor , litalle w ril. u pte e intint i , 11.or el pe . : 1 1;,' o n i e ll 44 er l. w r' isk ' . l l ' . Volk for•Larliwe talisman which electrified Alsace, Lorraine, Chain - Journalists who should differ from his report should try ? Fa-enters fin.iing theinseT.es fottoed from the 1.1).. 4 th o f she • ‘ pagne, the Vosges ; and these provinces had only be imprisoned six months. This proposition was journey, unsay rest whet thnetthey please, and then proceed us . Wilhollt itle addili,ll);ti f are . J. chile the Blach stoast,.(so. • • tr.* ~,,,kiv eh P l a ids ond given us their soldiers in the name of Napoleon.— scouted by cries of the Order of the Day. Yes, Gentlemen, since this discussion has been De •-street, Yank . ruin o.iitehes to -Sunderland, Mil. Scarbo. leseeei Oriels, of • inrentbng. in every opened, it is necessary, it is urgent upon us to recog- 3 rough, Whitby, nod other Places. . ' When you present your negnciators to the Emperor AI. BERF.x.;ca then rose, and moved that the Pro. • •wse. • ii.ortieS' ( haiss lime Napoleon 11. Emperor ; but at the same time I ,of Austria, in the name of are isifant sprung from his visional Government should be declared collectively • is it lIRIDGeNoII'TH and %Cited new Pon Coach, every • &eerie% no the toe t 3. i blood, think you that he will not receive .them responsible. is fit (het ranee should know the motives which in- livesolig. .. e AKLISLE. Penrith. and Whitchaven. Putt (-•.• h, lowa N. B Patterns s Close catesent, rent ki, 7 favourobly . 'Die most useful thing for France then M. Dtruitmnw.—The proposition submitted by fluessced us in the nomination of the Executive Com wills Four Hooves, and a Guard eli eo *ay. Pas.e. iht.ligh 0. Foi l ti, Kim' mission used that its ;composing it of wise and up- Breugh, Appleby, Great/0,04e, Richt:teed, t itsteikk. Ho. S C :l:i• ent :L : f ga A rd ß . •is, to recognize Napoleon 11. as Emperor of the our colleague lierenger appears to have attracted the roughtiridge, Weiherhy. A herf-rd, Moir:tater, mai Gumbo= , • g ri ht men, we inten d e d to form a Council of Regency. French. attention of all the Assembly : but in attending to (the nearest way by eighteen miles), sees Moo every %now. a . - ATK INSON'S VI • s M. Teta %ups:W.—Ms' first feeling would heath me that proposition a reflection has struck me. If 111 V Itl conclusion, I still address myself to those who ~,,,, 1 „,5,„-„,, t o. , j„,,,.,, s , to, the e „,,se s t (s e ises. p o so. os en, ~o. cienoved .... the ROA lay h 11•11. 0 ,4 or plemstre. hate the pethitste I ',.. j N t„.(;:..„ ~.g p„,,,,,,,,,..1 that lea, been made : hut it memory has not deceived toe, it has been proposed appear to think that political circumstances require delay. I will tell them that this discussion has suf. advoiaoge ,4 their Orals bring secured atthe 'sea t C•iaell. . WAKEFIELD - • 1 Post ....men, every %ailing. at half-paid , THIS PAST epees!: to me difficult to oar out of a circle surround. that your Esiecutive Commission should swear obedi. r . ~ I. •es! faith dane,ors, and promptly so form a dere/mina.. euce to the laws, and fidelity to the nation : but nciently made know!' our firm resolution to do every ,•sis , i'Clork. . SU,eiLIERLAND, SIM [arta. mod Yam, New Comb, every ' r rotes of the ra roar tginilitifst, .•- tine, tinn. Ws' ars t 'orea seised st ;•ls sseing ourseltes ham. who among . ns is invested with a character to receive thing henceforward for trance, and not for a family. 1 • M 49,11119- tI the George lion, Suoi:lt shad. '' elestaot, innocent, no rood bsi st ion the Ceestiiteisiessl Goverement, and that oath ?—; , :c. whom must the Commission make If the Foreign Powers refuse to *slime ledge Na. i ..,, •p poleon 11. there will still be time to COMP to a de- I ofthe or the convenience of per•ons residing er m the west vied town. l'ivoengerg and Parcels nre hot , lhor all tt . Sr iit inctereepeitil see puss may hot that which is r . itlvel leoi'iniats•. The motions for a oath, if we tin not determine in whose name we wish I , li.ve Coaelif , .. :it Fiaiehard's Coal* 0 Wirt MS y :foci renders II brand t: • Co eci•sion of Government has already betel car- to pet in operatiosethe constitutional system ?--Iti termination, and no one a - ill balance between one I ithrse ( u -liar, Piccadilly . ' • ' • • • - .shame for srashiax. l 'i mail and 20 millions of mess. , t ' 0 the C.imason son ried• We nue h e not for the present to alter it by such a stile of' things what also must be done by our '.' i '. galling it a Coorimision of Regency. ' Administrative and Judicial Authorities?-1 ask, do Th i s discourse, which we regret that we cannot . i t ilr ARRI AG E should be the foundation of "void t As at 2-. so. eau AIN-elits c After s.erile flfther discussion of little interest, it we acknowledge or do we not acknowledge an Em. e , gate at lar ge , mode a lively impressions on the Chem- 111 happines.„ %MA is ..fteii disturbed through :he pacties c' pe a t; 'bei 004 Organ` was aersod shot the proposition should be deferred peror of the French ?—There Is not a man among us her, which immediately decided that the discussions %soon nos t siting those pret•autiims us bleb would . Ai makes the harsh c• i t . ti, turns the , Was closed, and according to the proposal of M. ~-i•ies. theta timeliest:limn of Ono gie.ti domestic 1.1.....iteg,-.--- . 7 e who it•roll• oedema' till to-morrow '. —Adjourned. 1 who does not answer, we have an Emperor in the Manuel, passed to the Order of the Day on all the people et every runt pay adoration to tier Arnie nt . ore.lor)L ; , ~, ..etern her. For its name of Nap ol e o n I I.—[ Yes, y es! exclaimed the but, where the renstiestion has been tainted•i*lliwaseino 'delsi. r 1 - row, the reader is motions presented to them ; the Order of the Day Huard I,y arena' Itotb • ed • tit it clam:tit of ars orairtk No, it remora' • • :Mined whit each, ,CHAst Br ROF PErms, ever , 23. greater number of the Members.]—Well convinced , t . ' General DttovoY.--Aly military duties not per- of this truth, I may now ask, whether the foreign being grounded on this, that by the conditions of the ton of to-steins erestoas t o e s abdication of his father, and by virtue of our Cots- tern ;hat -tale is iod, , peo.iloiy • 3i In rerivelthehlumbetita . sistrks..olf•fild. amil so 1.• ; itich. "V , ATKINSON'S V slitting me to be present in the (Atomiser yesterday enemy sill disregard the e ff orts of the nation, when male the system. tor wp -rlimed.rs hate c•intslatted more I , led halt -re gbe !wad, titutions Napoleon 11. was proclaimed Emperor. esentiant 10 uteortiy Illa h menott WI oiiica‘,..limi Na .e shorn ore , 411. ck, L. porous:le*, morning, I did not learn till to•day from the Jour. it is seen that the Constitution is our polar star, and ' 1 oats, the speeches delivered at that sitting. I have that it has for its fixed point Napoleon U. As soon as this Resolution was pronounced by toe comsequevre a ootoorckd innotoire. It wro tai. convotlera- I :', 3 6. 7-- Oh /0... al , f lion which induced Messrs. CURB I E ;•1•.1 coo.. f..r cvse loit t ' Sold by J /Miller seen is ith regret what was said to diminish the glory ANI EMBER.—I move the suspension of this discus- the President, all the Members rose up, crying, 30 sears, to direct their similes and atiensi 111 ex: lours. 1.1.1 tail ; ;.sevir... 1..01•mg an " Long live the Emperor !" tremolos' and rare of the irenercit Diseo-e, mid the .....,rd , rs 1 Alelitrinie Veudevy, Of our arms, to exaggerate our disasters, and dere. slot) until we he informed of the result of the nego- arisisg 'serer, ern, al -n a.-n so that deras‘g•-mmt •..t the gg4reot pro.. ...alio the tat.esoietieriti eiote our resources. My astonishment Was the ciations.—[Cries of No, no ! Order, continue.] A Message to the Chamber of Peers to announce (twee by the demos tote le .bits of the i, c auidenste h ler •,0 -11-4,, •! • , greater, that the speech purported to proceed from a M. Deeetsmost.—l am a Representative of the this decision, tied the printioe of the seised' of NI. which ibrinAll sill 111041. tlisore-,M 4 del,i:ii ie. mil detiromete, iliagg CiitAlV lir - event or einhitter the Ma rinoti•Ltleie. The awee.ssal se. ' Went Mali tug distisigoished General, who, by his valour and niili. people, and, like you all, devoted to the interests re' I Manuel, were instant] arlopt.el. The proposition ,1111 1/r th eir elan gives theta additionoi -ardur he ' now ;he lit icriAßDKo 11 tary skill, has so often deserved well of thoasation. I the country. My opinion is, that the Constitutine lof General Solietsac, for tire I‘,l‘.mbers of the , en Pfi r 1 thought it my duty to ascertain that the meaning of ought to be our rallying point. How shall we look 1 Executive Costimission, to false an oaths of tidelit)s -g- 1 , . .11C....• CMIIIII.till•• • 9C.itli ill , the .n.... 1 11 1 1. p q :i i riJiii 14 the u c h :ialgene of !motto Ititle.ossie . .. It behove: es es , re f loat , soaeoirs for Ilse indulged in this I so.itors vice lo seek trli• fha coma& CH. submit I the I' Marshal Ney had been mistaken and niisrepreseisted. its the eyes of Europe and of the nation, if we do to the Emperor Na oleo s 11. was postponed till t„ ir pr „r;„,,,, 41 ,,,„f einelsee and'homitir. lii *Witt SI ' wile only 15,000 Tic, The interview which I haul with him this mottling has not faithfully observe our fundamental laws? Na. after the discussion of the Peers.—Adjourned till CURRIE mid co. emit. the sanetitut of too hotiisoie neshowev. 410. t . he w.• 11 as the icestimony of iiirmoradsesed facto toloofeseisse Bs satisfied me that I was not mistaken. : poleon I. resigned in virtue of these Inws—Napo. eleven next morniug. the cure of these complaints: they hold too im inslaynsent to Which will be f The General then proceeded to give a detail of poleon 11. is therefore our Sovereises.--[The same what he called this short and unfortu n ate campaign, expression of assent on the part of the Assembly.]— , Flamm Fumes-56 f. 25 c. vice ; butt, sen•ible, small rasa omen be, ~f the exiqeoce of rare calmities they offer their s itYsistanee ils regul•trly city - ai.-d . ' 1 of . Meoalketa of •Ithg ,taiyid coneges .ut Smygemiiii otf Landoll moll . I . . ( ; in which it is unnecessary to follow him. Ile con. When it is seen that we rally zealously by our Con. eluded the whole with the following statements:— 1 siltation', that we have pronounced in favour of the &dirtily eases+ in the shun spare Of two rkiys. Those of the • I . ..... Fester THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 27.. sem* ebseitent thwuttoo. mach . i,s Olostrutliows. Meet/whit!. Sine. . i I • • Such is the exposition of that fatal day. It ought ; chief whom they indicate to us, it can no longer be to have crowned the glory of the French army, de- , said to the National Guard that it is because you stroyed the hopes of the enemy, and perhaps soon expect Louis XVIII. you deliberate.—[No, nn!]— --sessi-- tines .4isiors of the Spars. Glivis, six. sort rev atieistly mot , gpotigri gored. Sever a l eotoemes. nod (leidiensre. of the first . 1 Erratum in the Gazette Extraordinary of Thursday, Jere ft. ~revocrlabilfy Mgr trees under the Vile -1 vie,rs. Curie osid .. " I 4 • . • . , co. for 0 e removal or coopt„tofe. ot ih.• inethra. N 1111111.1.4. . , 29 i:- given to France that peace so mush desired ; but Lot us re-assure the army, which desires that our in she List of Officers wounded. • • ii Heaven derided otherwise; it willed, that after so Coustitutions should he preserved. There is no For Major-tieneml Cork. right arm amputated, .Ilit• ; hod imanag,receoved a x sai s c a l o w perns,,,,eni ruse, se- quest taut reeve:urea may be irt.de I. i ova, as .alt , f ,ciory ea i. '' And lav The astute of Brow , ... Read Lictic-li.oseril Cooke, left arm amputataL ..• • 'diriterit ISt she ilerirleil•stlpertos it, of' Merl% (di tie nod Co.'s •' 7 ed. that the certain, f • . : . • many catastrophes our utiluippy country should be beiges any doubt as to the maintenance of the con- once !mere exposed to the ravages of foreigners. stitutional dynasty of Napoleon. --sows-_ RANKRUPTs Al'lsougls our losses he cressiderahle, our position A moment of enthusiasm rapidly diffused itself .. o • • is not uits•eierat.e. The resources that remain to us through the Assembly, and cries of " like l'Empe- pier li , f ) i irtilitilt.. 61 ;i iiis , - . of these 6enlwinett Md. ; slttelsWvl .. • -.... fga m oft .C.ltimas, and f I '.? 1 teal,, under t ec • e t 'hi . .. II it e, • ' • offittvis,de. anif•Ecittrr Siwite.my of ectemleraluerset. who a i teat pled J, sill, Newport, Isle or Wight issover, Jane ta 1,1 IA tjrn • ro,tie t'o• •‘ll ••' •• ' • ofthe I . . liC . . . i,I, .1 . 1 Mill' 10110 . o Won't 411 a. , Ittldilimi too sant sum ~ Sr. P. 1.07, !101l h foll Aug. 8, at the Bogle lon, %. ea port. ' .A; ::I airs. Mr. C..ssins ' i - Plklil ' ' ' Tickets and Shirrs ovs•s Cara , li s if Ct. have •eseeted she folio's:44;g Wier . ; are very great, if we choose to employ them with rear" were long heard with energy. A great num- Nswport ; and .111•sri. Blea-dale, Alexander, and litst.n.., New fton% the maids Ors... are ii t ..ily pee„riving from Get 4 a tolvg re- . 41•AMI,UCK. and awl (scow she Mlles • •", ellPrgy . her of the Deputies waved their hats repealing the 17. Hopkins, K.. , . tiirit'n;.: sh.iit 5 sit. is. fie- their rest :r155..11 to s. ono :sod vig.....0s •tis grocer, .1..1% R, 10, AIM. 8, at the York Stealth. II env 'silo -ro 'chore; einornlietfed, re...ft the - 4 14 ' 0 ' W , aggi0...q......0.."........,. i Tsie corps commanded by Marshal Grouchy, and acclamation. Hotel, Bath. A ttorities, Mr. Crisitaell, Rstli ; and oisors. l•ioote leirs, aria WO 1:g mired limier l it: di.iirgolig ..g,,,k 4 , ji,,, . LOCK AI)N composed of the ala i and 4th of infantry, and a large It was moved that the general emotion manifested rt "" ll ," nd " se . Ser4e- .tors, 1 . 1110401. Inn: • • 'tot ineletv C. , 10 .•• -es :' he hid been wee r the case of severs! • Bis Rota] 1.44 "" ' errs. Jul 19 20, .Sh r , . •: • • • ' tonne/lag July tl9, . ..si to oe et • pour', ig onit, t molester, ...c e 4if o Nom' airaftieti - oaf .. - , - now if Leitrim cores of curslry, has (elected its retreat by Namur ; by the Assembly It- huhu " , sturP.'bet• w o s sestershire• or should be mentioned its the minutes. Aug. R. at the iutimiall Coffiy•lio....• woroot • , sr. Ationsies, posts., ,i.to i ; lee foist the suetoiot tocilsad of aftatua, o ll it has re-entered France Icy Givet and Rocrey. Its Ordered. Mr. Pownalt, Stapie Inn; nod 11r. lia ',IL 1 1 nreever. sc s,,p,..d ,„.4 1 ,, 1,..„- t i l's Mr-b , ,'l', tile 114 VO: he Ireeiveol a • • leg of Egrrinnet i •na,"eric/ is untouched. The remains of the corps NI. DEFEKIIIO,I.—I move that the Chamber pro- T. Roberts, Liverpool. Metehrilli, .lulu 1: 1 , 11, Atte.' 8, at r. • tn.s...slcure a .1-o• smort.r.ti ICU agate toostit ;....• • ... • • Wein Mon. T. ,burr: the King's Arms, Livery/mi. Anomie,., li or Itird o vesamol; •• Nov 28, 'stn. t Ittsllen.R.ll.Bh rids liesteni at St. Jean a! ready form a respectable mass. teed immediately to deliberate on the question. and Nlt-ssrs. Shepherd. idlin g on, and Gre g or y, Ifeilford-r on ' Vas. Col. J. Barry. ! 9 ' Ts. Dr. CURRIE, la, 11.itoo-iowki, which is daily auerneatisig. The Minister at War M. BOULAY DE LA MEURTIIE.—The abdication of T, Tittles, Monmouth. timber-merchant, .Inly 1, l'. Au s t;.. 11, . ' i " Lord kelt "cent ileac ' I WO is groonsoirirtiling to he Barry Member' has announced to the Chaiabers that he has at his dis. the Emperor, such as you have accepted ',is i i at the B '' it, lid - ark Rock Portscort Monmouth. Alumni:se :Mr. Currie the I .,,,ss e t r ...... 1 ,K1;4 1 ,,, e . ,.1 .4 if 1 i is ..e.1.1n, in r "metering, Push, Bernard street, Russell- .- squ.tre ; an I sir. Pollutes, Nan- „ : t r . Patronage posal 20,000 men, taken from the depots. The men. visible, and cannot be taken, only in parts. I respect mouth ' n. - his m ill sem admit:ole oreoetnens or 5 sweet. is the Use. then. Ile may add, (W.: tae sons mit for mOO% years enjoted oft-Sots the r %Motive Ire , scares taken by the Chamber, to summon to the de. my Colleagues, but I have my eyes open. I per. _ . .1. Ilafort. Leicester. grocer. July IR, 19, keg; "9, at the meso emorma and fte1m0,,,T0.,. p•,,..;'1,1.1 be enter-taloa no ~ „ With Venereal Compla 'three Crown, Inn Leicesser , Anomie., llr C. k Le s pictures, deoilito , sit fence of the country all the men fi t to bear arms, will ceire that we are surrounded with a multitude of in. ter ; and Atr..lttim:y, Earl-ti . ert, ill l.. . aelt.riou., i•ti ef Ices - ib , a,lat of hit ha•.ton i•bo oi. , •A ' ' ..1 I.. r no a . e on- a s El mid assentsoo, a , i Wagenseto of the first pi Produce a gre' at number of bettalions, if the levyiug. I triguers, of factious men, who wish to have the T. Co.tkr, Ludlow, Shropshire, E rne ". ,JulY 7 ; ft , Aug. It, - rt e . ,'a ec s t „ a n ' st s c r rt sr ;t l he cti o n ta r r4t l. I t h t:a t t t . j o u h r : i r ' s i re " a ni e li tl isa i l l , A. k i:ta t i t il "s . , Ile of She high merits ti the brigading, and the formation of them are pressed ! throne declared vacant, in order to place the Bout- t . i l t o the Si l l itt lon, Ludlow. Anomie., '.l -,,, . . 4 ' r s 'l's 'hel Raft he ha, is 11 . 1 . 5.1. power. from is (-sir trial +t r od . tijirit se roi n i o in i :otigoi l i, *he ineenveciences of I with sill possible activity. The loss of oar materiel I bows upon it.—[Cries of no, no!]—Gentlemen, if ca n n to u , m i :i t r,,, *,; and Mr. Ilighruitor, Soot's-yard, 1.19,11-lase, t, loay rho trthut•• 'if atiphiulle to Dr. Curie, which lie a m i. ' 'mew mid on wan are may be rep:sired. We hare at Paris SOO pieces of 'the - l i tis,lo Le shall etre be unto ready mid *Mint; to ucknow- ' met by advertising peel cannon with their munitions : the half of them on the absolute ruiti of France. This country would Icurer, July, .6 . , I, Aug .. - Aug Bat toe lied Lion inn, Plingell At. t {Married wo s sotto harp tote been dim pointed in their , libUlkasliprearrd by ili ~ illoth let s,have been r ( 12- tonnes, Olessrs. Berridge, Hatton - garden; and Mr. Paget, ( o % '" • or would replace those we have lost. Let the Chambers soon experience the miset able fate of P olan d —[ a Atherstone. peflationg of a tinnily, may be a%sur,•,l. that hi in s et 10.. ik i take the necessary measures, and, in 24 hours, a city Mereber—und istSpain.l—'ree Allied Powers would W. Bingham, Bristol. victualler, .toners Rich defects are stra! , le N i .. skill ii.i h i n l y 5. 6, Aug. 5 . a , 9 . C. b) .led c.l 3 mid Mt.. ut the the removal of suchtlawdittients he an Ales, nt doubt and un- issunyor those have lah .. Of the disease from le itmose . r . Tovern,itristol. A tiornies, Me.-rs. Poole end Green. 'yield to Mr. Kiertoato• like Paris could furnish tine necessary horses and divide our finest provinces, and if they assigned tocertainty wins others, set the cure o f defer.- b., v t he gra- . l- Geld, (was s Inn; and Mr Marino. Bristol al wormier of debility conductors. the Bourbons a corner of the empire, it would still J. Fisher , H u dd e r s fi e l d , ' Yorkshire, . grocer, A tm. ;, 5 . R, at dolt progress win s roonvation, is the negaiteowiti of their rape- ? PI rimier ft ass V e ar l y rithlY ll (ino to Mw•rs. Crirrie avid Co. the i'. bst usude to prevent the. I cannot too strongly repeat, that the recent ca. Ire in the hurl of possessing themselves of that last the while Ha t Inn, Hudden.field. Atioornies, Messrs. Willis, o , • ' • poen, wit e•rape the pia,. dynaer. asid curlier .r is lose noi i lit. Rierrsin may i Fairthorne, and Clark , Warnford -court, Throgmorton•street • ' • lir/stem secrets, at hi. • lastrophe should not discourage a great and noble na. por tion , and Mr. Allison, Huddersfield. 1 1.-flimsy attralartee iposi Imo eggieriritoed pro•coill•oters Mews- ' • •ottetsticeet, Bedtord-s9 Curti, and Co. may be consulted by putitets of rut iier sex, wish i__ .. .. • , • . linit. If we hare the necessery tiergy, our calami. I mike an appeal to (Ise sentiments of all good G. Cox, jun. Exeter, see sman, Jul y I. 8, 'Atm. ti, at Oltild- .• . the sreotest secrec etnd b.•nottr, at their home N 0.107 Has. ~ i • Ns. ame tram six s ill tot • ties will only set off our glory ; s and what sacrifice Frees amen . ) Nothing can present rne from speaking lusl n l. . A . tiorney, Mr. Brown, London C ommercial Sale Rooms, son ;soden. Pati to me a- wary, ;hi ; t h e oh t i et ,o h n i , 7 4 "eloisittticniitwai, from to • . should seem great to the true friends of their country , the truth ; I fear nothing. It is long since I ha„ mi E. ci f i ll:: ° J r .. Backshell, and A. W. II 1 f d efAl'ir rase, n ' e "It °lade "r livita iL iat l i" gu-a "Atilftace Gar . ' win tee punctually as" • t • at moment when the Sovereign whom we lately pro- o ff ered the sacrifice of my life—l will now go fur. att. Vitncy, Ox. or_- shire, bankers. hely lb. 21., Arse . it, at iittildhall. Anomie., advice and ' •- l' I be • of the ht., oth . o wines, t s loom will -. gone, or eetus to ant pa- PRACTICAL OBS Messrs. Locke and %%corn W' , iiney ; and Mr. Lowden, Cie- ,olmti. To.h-oire that teerec. to esseidesl to Ike', un- It .T . price 9s. liv F. P claimed and invested with our con fi dence, has just ther. and lay my fingeron the sore ! An Orleans derthici4s the [sonar of letters may lee added Or the occouoi meat's bite Jour', 40, puce s e s ., :matte, the greatest of Sacrifices ? After the battle of faction - exists; yes ' I know it. It is in Suitt to ' land 43 In. .. . Outhsvaite, Pnneno-lane. merchants July 411' er opreioinsaces-Kg, Halmos esseden. • o A 1- 411 414 1 0 s 0 • tonna! the Roman Senate voted thanis to th e van. terropt me. I speak frtun certain at Gaildhall. • Atturnies, Messrs. Boaedilkan and o -....., e.- , --,-- ---- ooh-__„-s- -ease— ---- s •.• ;I di • ,-- ;.• .. .. . .is fished General, who had not despaired of the safety know that that faction is I P ' P Hewitt, Little Fridayeereee 1 LsINDON t Printed mil - . .,•44a. ••• by D Leta's, a. .Ir • .. • alit Wends, Ik e . To -morrow.) Iteseeta IN Orem., $7. 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