The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-04 00:00:00

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IN(:, Oct, 5, th e i r TlO MT MEitCIIANT 'OF VENICE. . . . shl i ae k, M g . DOl6lllO d r.e.e hi 11 appear: owe N that cha r (ter). To whir %, ill hr i44..4, M ACM F.; Or. THI: NI %ID Me PILAIspArf. Irriociprd chlrartera by Mr. ilms.!eo Me, Ois,vinii, Mr. Pak, Mr 13.irnit•ii. M•. Knight, Miss Kelly. S:itaribut. The Beggar Opera. Lower , ' Vn.... ..irh the Magpie. oculav, foe C 444 Nnttoie. The Manner. ture to nnm once. that Mi-s Nish, from Bath, fir ft few nieh , s It 7 hentre, and will make her gir-t appearance w the emir.. of n fortnight. Cne a i•rs t, he nproed at half pair owls o'clock. to be. h.ll, , nst g„. l . !terrine, Price 3s. 6d.—Pit. 3e. 6d. ; Second pace, 4c. Lower naltery, Ys.; Second Price, b.—Upper G a ll er y, J. ; Second Pike 6d. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT NAROEN T ft t S present EVENING, Oct. 4 ) will ism f....rf ••••• SA NE SHORE. • Lord flutings, Mr. Y.wng ; JaiseShore, Miss O'Neill. whirls will he a4ded, TILE MAGPIE, or THE MAID. • • row& Mr. FlN , elt ; F.verstrd. Mr. Barryintwe ; henry, jar. 4;001; Finer; Jostirt of the VOlitar, r. Martin, Mr. Liston ; Bertrand, Mr. Atkins; MA: D'atenport ; Annette, Miss S. Booth. flftwilo% . Ars .ser ses. , , . -- . ---- - . That these exertions of Mr. LOT,'It in the cense of Liberty, Names of Offices open whom his Majesty the !Clogs? Ekimuls ' tabs sethig 011 the ASO Illreftesititset lb! gailoritlit. The Truth, and Justice, independent of his sufferings and losses. coo 1 has cooferred the eledert"of Maximilian Joseph. • elate or Paris *Xi ittetresdey Ifiesti. , lly iltetnieg 7at , title him to the marked attention and Naimoli of the Polak, 12 "ia -4 1aartan• Parisi S ept. 23, 181 b• an, earl hour twills; anseseng, sotto; Pent/deo soldiers, ; and Omit this Meetine accordingly feel great. *awe its pre- ; 1... e• • leotti% and recorausendieg the Sobsroption already commenced . no . e I Colin cPaag•a . .ovr- senern Sir Hulkett, K. C. B. Mare err French lethserere, began to erre scaltild. . In his behalf. ' ~Mater- General Sir Soho [amber!, K. C. a. ing, at the triompliel arch In life Place de Corvine!, ?Mimeo ao epode Of the civilised world hay the indipendent •. Mayor-General Sir James Lyon, K. C. B. esi•reive of the Liberty ofibe Pros pronii-ed to confer sit much /thaw-General Sir John Icandear, K. C. B. Upon which are placed the celebrated honk, sp).psided heaesin se Society as at the present rriod't it is. therefore, : 60 Co i li n me nei l r Sir B C . o h lin in C v aiso „ .„lsc a ll, N . V 1 C. 1. 8. to be the worktirauship • I.f Lysippaa t 'When fheY hid highly incumbent as these who mime that Liherts to nousiket 'proceeded so far, at CO make it evident diet their lir u inn and ready support ilthehrtlf of every man who has and Colonel Lord Fitzroy iumerset, K. C. B. may hereafter assert that moot surratial behead( of the lids - mention was to take down these hors's, a National pendetwe and freedom of mankind. Lietu.-Col. Sir Pr* Mtn. K. C. B. Guard on duty at th e gate desired them to desitti ; tha, i . That Seven Gentlemen be appointed by this Meeting to act as Lieut.-Colonel•Norroff. persisted, and went so far as to take off the bridle ;'ilt a Cosintitee, to carry Sao 'Sect the objects of the foregoing Lieut.-C.4mm' Fremantle. Resolutions. . Major Hoossrabk,G. Moms. : a few moments a considerable number of the Milk:4AV - , Ouard cerise from their guard house to support the (340 1 0) • Jl9/1.13 PICKARD ; Cksirmaa. I sentinel, and carpel the warkmen le desist. ' The ---.0.-_ -., neeolved• Mastro oastl. . . . _ That the thanks of the meating he given to the Chairman for G. HILL BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. . Prussian officer who was prelieht' did - wit itslah it cos/acting impartially the progreedigpot.this evening P°rtsell' brasier ; hob Sept . 3/} to Oct . 7, at Clitild-. : proper to resist the National Guard without:farther Wt. .. • . . . BANKRUPTS. ; orders, and nothing more was done ' during. the day. Imillsoalniteid itottesist J. Oseland . Coreley, Shropshire. miller, Oct. 13, 14, at the An immense crowd' of men . and Women *III tiy , ,rt SanoWldtbnitd, Esq. •I OW . ..Pi itidilord. it • Sun 100, Win*, Shimpshint, Nuv. 14, at the en Arms, assembled in the Place de •Cerouset,'Srutsiiiiihked 61.-B. s•• • !...• .6100 • , she-hand@ Of Alike- • Stokesay. ShrOpShire, 1 StOraieS, Mt. JaaeS • Crav en; and Sir Gilbert Heath- man Wood £lOO 0 Qtr. Highmene, tientoyard, Gamma-street. there during the entire day ; no attempt ' isisstiinultst tote, Bart. if. Pt- 50 0 -C.A. sad GO; b 0 J. B. Wise, Taisho, Mills, Taplow, paper-maker, Oct. 10, by the Police to disperse them 1001 'dle diellilifld T. W. Coke. Kok M.P. Si) .0 , B.C. 0. . 5 0 17, Nov. 14, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Mews. Laxity and Soo, Sir F. Burdett, men. • • 'J.- A. r stei,lsq. 3 0 Cbrapside. , Gen, d'Arthes rode amongst - Sheik *Drill the whole 3 0 G. Anthony, St. John Baptist, Herefordshire, conivraiace; day,' its order tri . pfeteht't beta ttiairiiii a fu r ig bi - :Cis •MsPi - •;'• ••.•` .. 40 '0 • c•g ; • J. B. Manch, El A Cora Merchant I 0 Oct. , 24, Nov. 14, at the Black Swan, Hereford. Attar- of • •. 0 g violence, which they would prbbithly have tintilif - Coley .Davk,itead ng B) 0 P. Sekoky, Bag. • 2 9 gam, Par. Wood/masa, Hereford; and Meson. Darke, Church,. Y. Z,•• 40 0 Mr. P. Kett .. 11. sold Darke, Prinees•street, Bedford-row. they had lieett allowed to form thenisetatis iale ;al l ay Sir. Aiderntais Weed Vti 0 A fel Filings real- H. Mullion, Liverpool, merchant, Oct. 20, 21. Nov. 14, at and communicate free! leis a curl a • ft Bart Stasholyd , 10 O s .dentiallt4Rs 1 7 the King's Arms ton, Liverpool. Attornies, 4r. Barrow, , ' y• . uu ,circ ei. mance, that in every popular istflemblifir in the Street* Edw. Austin. tag. 10 0 B. M. Barrel, Esq. Threadneedle-street I and Mess's'. tined and Baines Liverpool. sat• p erry , r eq . c O n , . • Ledbury ' 10 10 G. &lenders. Macy p . ort, Cumberland, draper, Oct. 20. 21, in Parii,. there are al "rays it Itiveiber of oratera l sVhb ...aisle 10 Q .Joshua Grie)ay l , E. at the Black Lion, White, men, Nov. 11, at the Gulden Lion Mi. Fordbam . 10 0 Bury ha e each his" group listening' wiiii s hi 'at; iciest '44.• 30 0 Maryport Attornies, Messrs. Ferrer. Steadman, and Uhthoff, Y •• • . • ...• A. B. • il , '0 J. ha Wybourn, Esq. b 5 Gray's Inn; and Mr. Ilodgeon, Whisehaven . der and attention; whets one of the Kblite - upplwes Mews. Bramah & SOO 10 10 F. Manure" Esq. (se- , D. Kincaid. Spital-scotare, silk-manufacturer, Oct. 7, 25. the orator is instantl y silent, and assufeee Iln air of Major - Cmowrlght 10 0 tamed subscription), 4 4 Nov. 14, at Guildhall. Atmcney, Mr. J.iows, Ilackkeshary. , 1 1 S . B. William , „,,o H , Petty,. St. moro „- o . h. , m ,„,,, 2, unmet ,. the most perfect sang fraiiii it this moment it Is Jumn Johnson, Esq. AO,. 0 1 J. Y. W m ., Hallett, Esq. 50 i Geo. Turner, Esq. 1 0 Oct. 7, 10, Nov. 14, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mears. Barrows easy to see how well lie and his auditor% utiderstend Lord -o— 10 0 Sant.lVelle, Jess Eal• sad Vint:nt, Basiaghaii-etreet. W. Jones Burdett, F..q. 5 5 Huntingdon I 0 DIVIDENDS. , each other.. There were crowds assombh4 aloripc nothing of Thos. Northmorr, Es' q. 5 5 ' Wak Carr, Esq. Ask- 1 Kn.. 11, T. Ward, Manchester, merchant-Nov. 11, W. the day also along the quays.; iheytaiked . Mr. Bird 5 5. ham, near York 10 0 Mr. Murray 55J. C. 1 0 Dann, Wedneshary, •Stallordshire. draper-Oct. 28, T. Fu- but violence and •vengeatice ; they talked of As may tkerley, Gosport, shipwlinadler-Ott. 28, 11, mili cgoo , Port- 'left of their enemies without the least reserve ; Massey Dawson, Esq. 55. Marmndolte Shaw, Esq. 2..6 kit brewer-Nov. 7. W. Mulline, Cistern, Surrey, builder- , Mr. Flsee 5 0/ J. 1). J. 10' ta'• Nov. 28, H. Mears, Greenwich, tasers-keeper-Nov. 4, 1. I. they justify it by saying , they ar e r e d u ce d to such Mr. Mr. Waithman 5 61 Edflard 1.41,11011. Esq. 1 0 • Name and A. I. ?tones, ihiclowy, merchants-Nov. 14 P. sAtoletke tt ,to be .left one • ottosc 1u5pe.,,... I„Aussit hearst . lir, Galloway A 0 The Friends to Fite- - . Byes sad P. O'Herw, Hiactiorlesse; inerettinto-Nov. dr; T.: otters ' o f .• • • with them exclaiming great vehemence, !kir. West - 5 doetiireheltna life 0 Layton, Canterbury, draper-Nov. 11, T. Chapman, Little. Mr. Chitties Hoppe b 5 Anus. Nottiußimut 3 bury 'dills Essex. meal:llan -Nov. 28, B. Thompson, Nunn. " Nous moms dts dregs a ..venger el won: let veu. Mr. Ham 3 S lt. Moline, Esq. : 3 gre e n , Pec kham. farmer-Oct. 25, W. Sarkey, Mere. York- tenant , " is Toys Sets' arson pent yrastib l e," e;- Mr. K amnia. 22 • A few Frirods of the sh i re . merc h ant - Oct. ' l 5, W. F awcett , Liverpool,Liverpool,merchant-. c. v I Liberty of the Press, Oct. '2B, %V.Grove, Poultry. haberdasher — Nov. 28 , W. Calk , c la imed Mr. Wished 2 2 at the Coach odd Brampton, Kent. builder-Nov. 21, W. Redden and H. Pye- plied 66 Oaf 10W ' lout*" It is certain that both the W. - •1 1 Mows, Dartford 311 finch, Friday-street, wholesale grocers-Nov. It. F. TbumP- French Government and the Allier thank llterpeillane Mr. Ca.c 1 0 Mt. Br; .41 Corri-raii 1 1 son, tom. and F. lbempson._ Jun. Paternoster-row, brokers- J. D. Bow 1 0 1 W.S. Addington. Eq. Dec. 12, H. W. Wilton and 11. Knowles, Crutehed-friars, mei-- a moment of public danger; there is an entire divi. Mr. R. Ldek 1 I Got ~ii gum 6 .4 e, rhains-Nov.‘.:l, 3. histetian,Tichnorne-strert. haberdasher- sion of British troops under arms every night.in this Delay Lampert 1 near modt,rd 5 5 Nov. 7, W. Murray, Pall Mall -court, tailor-Nov. 4, J. Tire'', _ Mr. E. 1 J. Hodes, E.q. High u Maidstone. ironmonger-Nay. 11, W. Vince, Lucas-street, Conk" Bois de Boulogne. I have been told that crowd. of It ....• tie ;:; /.., EFFIc si. r AY a VIII ru i is or go. Mi. illici t ,: t W .raii.he b s' nierc 1.....'0; • -.....i.e.n!t...r5.3 CONDI tlx BALM OF GI- Mr. Thompeon I Fitly-two Friends to ial- road, earpenter-Nov. 28, .4 •W. Ilion, Great Smith. persons , amounting to several thousands, were I street, Westminster, coal-merchant-Nov. 7, M. Ahrabstril, found assembled near the Bois de Boulogne the day I 1 Freedom. 411 She 1 Boke.s;rert, Aldgate merchant-Nov. 4, H. F. Pclerin.l.lo)'d s - - ' they were unarmed, and appear. i . -.is • T. B. 29 - 1 Greets Man, i l le""° . 2 5) Cotee- house . insurance-broker. o. Nom. 9, W. Elkios, Oxford- before Yeeternay ; gl•-ilr: lo ...rimshi,. MA,licinp.havang..risen .in so- me .. 3. colioa , 20 1 Chandra . L. i :1, Evi l . street, bookseller — Oct. 28_,, T. Hughes Red Lion- s treet, Hod- ad assembled forsome.polltical purpose ; the British A . v.... S. :• •••I•.I'•• • t• of favors, if is,,,ri.ray pritycirs,llA !* 22 ,..... 0he0rnit II 2 of the Albany 10 0 born, linen-draaer- Ott. 24. J. xlmloews. Wureelaer.'itaa. outiztosts diispersed them. They are supposed to W... r" .., t„, 1., ..„ . is ...1 oco oh. reh hior g qualkes in caSils m e . Walker 2 y esr. John Peacock, • er-Oct •2f .8 Tarsier Bristol, victualler-Oct. 31 R. M tic4k riot -ad ..44 tato. es. Some. perhaps. unacquainteo mew ,. Nue , 9 2 1 D •.rlior vs , lista in. v omit, a • ....vow I , etased that nitereong •• Guide te mr. S. pe ,„ ) , 5 e A few Frivol's, at the 1 0 Ma il man, 11.1 . insii,v . tad ft: Beaman. Pilular Oaks, Yo'rk. have been discharged officers and soldiers of the 1 shire. merchants-Mt. 24, T. Court, Birmingham, currier- Army of the IVOire. A considerable number trf . n-lIN , (•10 a : swot he hut few reettersi). In•wi he indite. di" Mr. Swan 2 1 I Anchor, Coppice- • Oct. 25, W. Bradley, Huddersfield,. victualler.. sok. W. , ii• i• .1,. Latin •.t . Si . .. Pea.. it fort-What complaim doth , T.B. I 1 i row, Chokers...4C 1 4 , English are gone away from Paris, many-of whom r ERTIFI'CATES-oc-r.94: Ira e— r •..,. •-r •ai- it "di 0- 11et1414,4% 10 Joao Fitzgerald, rm. A 0 A. Crompton, Es q . of H Le n thom, Liverpool, merchnut-E. Belcher. Liverpool, ' wets influenced by thespresent state of public affairs. It .1.4 ay 00.. .oserer to .N attire." • .1. P. I irsat, Lsq. M. P. 5 •• 1 ilterkCoitage,Will het th ose . ILA r• oil rued ii. the 641. w me ! limier reflect on s in , II su „ scr i pl i o „, 4to 1 4 „„, „. as' L„,„ p „ ol 10 e i merchant-eJ...,:t . lopeVeo, Faver r eleara, J. .Tappooden, Stour- Therels something so frivolous and fluctuating ht Or n ow A. ; .;:•-t a t 4 ior SI 17.1VISeh ill Pal tar:" wholesome ap. w 4. aryl s . . 44 . 5 5 • me. Mummer, w „ m „ rn ,,, 1 0 !banker, mouth and r. T•apOchaeu, Abe went Iron . . work+, Abcdare, the character of the French people, that it is di ffi cult and iroa-amere s oT.-Itigkaleva4.4nake• Durlmon Ont- Pelltwandt 1.. ,." . 4 ide 1..— ' 164 " 6 "eft, "P"""c 11 , di v rou g h,. 0 sn. Burton, Esq. 20 II A Frivxd er dittti 10 i weakness 1.• Oa. v. it .. h s•ar-eassee. shortness. i.f b r e at h °ro l a ght. Mr . 1.01..t4 5 0 Compsoil 'is •of the keeper-6. Saone!), ssiittel, tnercharito-11, Aintwurth, 'Mans to farm a Satisfactory opietion as to what they U. Yost ~,e rc, „,...a . ... 0 %airlift nof the.whiele a$ torah Those.o.f Mr. B w fte „,k. N ot ., Livrrpo .1 Mercury 110 twiner . • ' . likely to do; at one moment they appear in a state flirted *ill pa ~...-?, ling air of tlie cps. , seenksi-ss of t i g ht •or _ ontwoo • 10 0 1 Mr. Edward Bili Des, i chaster, . . . PART/4 4413111 PC, DISSOLVED. ' of su ch violent excitement, they lament the calamities 'ine ))))) re, s!, al.' t •Lr thee' lo etstoider , Litineto's adviee. that , A. Gtott, Esq. 2 2 lords 22 t. W. ands.). Ililder„ and 4'. Bellingham, Deptford, merchants of. I -T. Gable and J. lAtet, Church street , Spit:a-belch. silk-ma- their Country with so much feeling,. and they-de n ...wilt i• Coe Wyo.: al periled (of fireiallgt . a 14111114,S094•1" Mr , Futter, Northfleet 1 1 1 Saellto Itruere, Esq. 5 0 • eufacturen-C. Row and G. Lewis, Sudbury, Suffolk , slit- n o tt ece yeageatict is terms co open cud CO apparently ti,,, , ," and 1t0 . ..". • o w se lo be sisended ms touch ns perm,. ;Car savors , . ta",,,„. i Briefs,. tno• . s . e-s." r ... fond .204,04 is happy islet age is a rind CMS.' Aue n . ...te, sat list Mr. Newbold. ditto 10 ! geous-M. and C. Saunders, and J. Anderson, Edinburgh, mil. x 'midi "in , 0411,%ii ler!p , taflet and 'moderation so that age are - 0b ,,,•., w „, ( y oke 8 10 1 Mt. South , dales 10 0 liners—J..Bull.and W. Smith, Clualesoiceet, Hatton-garden, uetermined, -that a parson would suppo.se, at that in- Po- el.l • geom. ••••i ' are. Nothing can be better described 1 ,•„,, t Gen ,. . . 20 0 Two Ffielteb ill the tallow-chandlers-A. C. 11. Hellman and .W. Little, St. Dun- stant, that before inslay hours had possticl the whole thus cue o ord. of A • m-• ret . • Chas.. Broaden. 11 7 .1. Cass-e, ditto 1 0 oven's-alley, St. Danetan's hill-.t. Rodman. Newbury, and W. capital would be in a state. of general insurrection; -- - • s. i: .r want of timely elk f Im:cot/ray 4.,lverpool 20t 0 Mr. Nis see, Camhrtige 1 0 . Buckeridge, l•hatchmo. .Berkshi . re, coaclonnute te n -F.. Ull -a the very nest day, particularly if it be Solidity, anti 5 0 , (hurtle and W. uncle, Market VI etgliton, Yorkshire. grocers Million his ee fli , ed .•fofedietahle wounds." Mr.. C. Sutton, Prito Vil. E. Burke, Esq. For i n ch .I. the.... the n . !kir hieilliaX Illalla is tiliNtWe. WM.' ter , fd r otin e harie 22 J. Collier, Esq. Ply- W. and F. Barge, Salford, Lancashire, calico-punters-J. about two o'clock, the hour at which they cease to plaints-titled a -der the re.neteon appellation ..f Nervous i.nd - A r em , r r i cae ho rn F r ee- . mouth 5 0 Torley and S. Carter. East Grinstead, Stissek, woolstaplers—J , labour f or t h e purpose o f amusing tiseineelves, he Conamilitive :,re it. reaper Minutia—the one ii a ill erattliooe, do-n sit t h e M r F rail. A few Friends at Gaskarth and E: Higgin, Ulyestim. Lancashire, eptrit•mer lib• laser e, nil h.. cooed 1)y its inatteure. Tit- Halm of Gated cl ,„ Bu m ett , t o m , 1. 0. • Sows. 33 1 thaws-E. Rouse, S. Marder, nud J. Martin . Portsmouth, sees in them so much frivolity, childishness, and dissi. has pi...dared soave Et,•141 iallii , limitary than any medicine stole T. S. per jeceere.. . - Mr. Moen, Cambridge 21) I ship•agents-J. 1.. Hay and T. Seale, Micklegale, Yorkshire, patio's, that• he would pronounce them incapable of -oh, Cern:men of W i seei. t medic:). Ili cults-1w the hlisid leal , -. Ilnare mei on. 20 0 Sir . Laden, ditto • 1 • ; sarldiers-lt. Heath and lt.' Pritchard, stoaport, Cheshire, holding a place among the nations of Europe. The .10 ilittaaitt s it ; biar.-: a mom/ iiiinitintin i r vat viete;iiis the my. Mi tc h e ll, Newcastle O ?. John' . enant, II•A. 5 5 iron-founders-E. Ilesdesch and T. Gibson, Little Newport • nersou. 5,..0.... s o ws 'rota rfiAttarthen, the - viscera sold whet illl. F, m ‘ ,„,,,, N , EN. . 1 1 Mr. EA. Fordhain, i street, Soho, racers-=T, Houghton and S. Meanlev, Menthes- poorer classes, with their wives and children, are 'Gni. veil:tat • rza.s.; cooler,. 'irlietruk)titorsoto4 throyi. ell viri4. A. NI *.-.: -'-• . .. ... .• 1 0 ~ Lew iskron 1 10 • ter, merchants — T. SAvell and .T. Slimily, Blackwell, ship- vernally sitting outside their doors, playing cards and gr.., hum...r, I strenellielis the general hallit, noel brings tx ur k s ci , wrights-T. Pounsbery , J. Locke, and J. White, Taunton, , drinking brandy ; and the better classes ill the nubile A Frkial hi the Cause 104. 6d. E. S., Southwark . the li:wildly lit.ov'to .their mown, aird healthy. one 5 ..4 it Ss G. R ote et , E N: s ou rles •A few •Friendsott Me. brewers -C. F. Grieeter, 0. W. Rotten, and C. G. Ilellanuth, calculated i.. produce in a oiderahle degree, all • or pay ; mo o r s ~,_' .., 5. 0 .1. Peres's, Peck- k t ' walks, and at the public kit-dons dancing, drinking, ; or tht.... re:-/e 5, ...• it Atter et etm bdoe certain itonetkalithes find re- J ames Tholnio, Esq. law, Nottingham 31. 4s. Gd. DU7VII MA IL . - , singing, laughing, and indulging la every possible strirsi ttttt ,he e q uall y ada pted for the tone et eae-IYlPeCies Of, of Mama ilt.-Adbans 2- 2 •.• i dentv. -. Coloorljnhein . 5 0 mode of dissipating their lives; sees under this aspect, This meiliAnie 'lois bare Sneithmennly . sorres4fulatittih "nogg M r , j a hoß r o aarr1_............_ ' 2' 0. lined 1-141 sod 10 0 COBLENTE, Serf. 23.-The Minister Baron Stein one would pronounce thee) fit only to he dancers, movie. et.. 5..., ti le a ppear:me ; and ale of .old ese l ..ttbn.nte, N.". eoralpe a Eq. Leeds 5.. 0. Henry Schulte+, Eq, will go to the Diet of the Confederation at Frank- dog:leaders, jesters, and wig.makerste the other naie Pale. elf.-m' air,. leciaumbed. pluptdouirevett irkheroi ; whose Mr. Wheeler 2 0 Reeding bodies are ~ ca.... • ea r ; "oho. Mr. nre.a. Imger ablest; eosin w i l. g oteoe , lisq.. .. .h 0 { .Hersey 'Alma, El+ 50 . fort, on the part of Prussia', at the same time a testi. tions that surround them. ! ahem ; a hi. Is.ive :..ss sailer di.s.ser for emirs thingor are t o t a lko P. C ioruplo . 4 sx, D. - Beverlul 5 5 mony and a guarantee of the sincerity of the send- I just fi nd that!the Austrians are-taking down th e . incapacitated. el hen...slit:Nom sett Is freqhentlytliinwatii•d the •3 1 ;.' co ••••• • D. bud • us plums recei v ed by Mi.. Alderman Wand, Falcosh- bronze horses- from the ittch. T he whole Court of li a e.sken d t il l r .rss, • bodily decay, rod illuNCialiva. sommx.,.lmodoot; -Sortmel:Broolts, Ests..Strand ; Mr. Ridgway, mee t s which animate this Government.- Ur" I. 11:111 ..... eies t•ii•I• sots. the hend. ' K.,ok,kier. Piccadilly; Mr. We , t, New B..sweil•coart. Carey. As several very worthy men , we hear , h a ve the the Thuilteries and the I'lace de Carousel, are filled The c., rn i a L g. do , el - Gilead. lo 014tlet, prier 11Kerech. yr ,tree,; ilre A. Gatl-evay: Holborn; • Mr. them, lyti s b ur y. same desti n ation, Germany,, which after the results with Austrian infantry and cavalry under arms ; no (mu 10w... fosa.ty Is. Idle fur 33,. by whirl; one Ilk ; b i rths is, re, nee , genet; m r , : n or dy, Fleet-sores ;al the- Bar o f • , ... . • moll, duis. ii.eiu :ed. Of the Vienna Congress, had, reason almost to despair person is allowed to approach ; the troops on guard • , She Celia., toed Aochor TaTeta. Stood; the Office of te "';'' "' A l '''"li"'" 0 "i 1 a : rapt a'' Bit)- 4 Dir e d i ‘ w av Scairess..s a Newspaper; Bed. by; the Secretary, 45, Last- of its s al va ti on , may entertain new hopes, that at amount to several thousands; there 'are crowds oC e , ..,,i. to 4 11.-Irel din gratin., Or the Kin ass of their Ifirdieillei• .Thul SouUlleadit. - least, as the Treaty of Paris will be subjected to al. Fren; hin all the avenues loading to it, whoglie'vetit tgi Ilie Goseintneos label Ot .iii.... 1- •if ri tarn has this 'Oar& 4' Ont. , . J. A.. JUCK ES, jun. Secretary. 4Mr 'i 4 li"oss. I.i•erpaal," rusgsavess its it. °Metal impression, and is' - . their feelings by• shoots and execrations ; there is not • • . . a single Gensd'Arme or National Guaidon thifspOli . eneartat -a r pi , t. us, I ke ma ..f each b.otic. .4 4 li,itibits are .. . - ' - - • ,edin a different form.. - ..:.. :• • ~ • eltiarripa. , ! AR, end changed from sold o, .o,,„„ et Le i t h...N o la, Strand ; Sutton nod Ca..(latie AB. Red sir Orev•to n tine dark !intern srs Black. 'by am- , BRv”ELI, Sgrr. 27.1--All she ,prilmee• letter! from and the Anstrians, it appears, don't think it neces.. „ I '''''‘ it.d suit .); ituw I isutels %ard ; linens, and Co. 150, U.Y'S CHEMICAL CILEADIs which producte•tl.e desired Paris speak again positively o(the.cessian of matte of sary to disperse them. The pillar *ill also he take* ‘,.. .•........... L.,,,,,.,„ i fe r „;0;. ~,..1 DaWding; ?laliittary ;A. enect bet one application. without soiting the skin or the Saes! 14 ,,', 3 1 . Orrftimer, piloril,..hirnige. Edintaugh lx M ar tin Keene, Knew; is Aoste by a simple starbeatte. process ; and is the tads • the French f art saes of the Ant line to the kin dim down. The number , of . cannon on the bifillges bag N^• s. 1 . 09..g.--ser• en ; iii 1 , 014 a "i 4; No. 4. Padiatnentotreet; article sold that satisfactorily answers Ilse purpote. of the Netherlnns : they positively mention Civet, been . increased. ~ and Of 11.-of*. F. Nesrtwcy"tat au". Dublin; soul inner Medi•. Can be lints mils of H. Colley; 'Perfumer, 1•1`2, Oxford. There is in circulation hire a letter, in menu co:* V.....d. is its Europe nod Araerire. , , . street, ••111'''cite 1 1 1 .11 0 /et- square , Leiden in Bottles fdr the . Philipperille, Quesnoe, and 'Conde. They also : . '.' Dr Sofonsitif,"whsof ebisolter, 'estate* his Omni frief . Hair at 11. Is. and for the Esehroits nod Whiskers, at I,ls. Gd. gate, that 14ii.e en by the Duke . of 1% ellington to Lord .. . I d •ifulenciennee. are to have 'very . adcltessed ')'•e r's!sarl, to whom sects kneel should, for e lf iely i. .be thus, ; N. B. The aceot oweess shim Peeper:Woo Isar -met with, bate st ro ng garr i son s o r English , lfanoverians, .and nes . reughv.iusta . justi fying- the removal of the' Orteres r it . . sinerts d— ! ithltited an envious f•raelite to impose a various Dye on the .• ' mane, -Letter. Dr. •Fmlonno, Gilead-home ; eau Liver- J Poodle, hot like bit other inelfectualtiostrunne. meth oily be taerland troops. We are of course, very impatient ; statues , and declaring that Ilia was 'eitpressly dediutd - 1 to'have been the Intention of the Allies, though sot •••.ioL Paid eatable postage." take Ilatd leil tat wow with anwasal tuntriept. for authentic accounts. • . _ • Fo i *v. Thr brow. I. Ste nel Price 9s. 64.—pit, gp. 64. • gp ain d p r o,. wer St .; Sewed, Psice, le.—Upper it. T. •-• : •ter. tcr • tbr Roles bc , 'akin) of Al 4. Neodon, ut.tbe 11110.•estliee. !ratalr s lilt Pour. A rtit .te 9..* is r. hr-itai ekbelyr-oe-appiieatiser ttr-Air. In" N, -1 rhr 11.,...+41.ice. • • Ctrs in ; 184.5: PAALR,INBURA2I.4II4 COMPANY. NOTtCr. is Iterebvi IWn tint a GENERAL 1 . 1 . Tim /4, of PROPV,FitORS of TEN sr awsre st; Aft. S will Si. 4,14 at the London Tavern, Rishopseote •sw....e. FRIDAY Me fith darner, October-west. oi Twelve i erwek NI Mk" f.r uhr pugilist pf.ELF.CTING FOUR. DI HF.CTOR% tid TA 40 A trourofts, is the room of the Geofienten. retiring; who fire. wires-that* ellgii•le to ie. R.--firetrci; mid, for other PUR.PO3R3, put- Itint to OM Deed of Settlement.- _ • o The &glut to commence at T.iiu And flaw at Four o'Cloek. REETItAttli Secretary. • DI ItClOlllll. Th. Right Han. the IiPR L D - MAYOR (Trustee). Jots) DixoV, Mg. 1.4. O .vGFRD. Esq. PHILIP PERR NG. 'Ri f A ttintOith: JACK§,ON, Esq. JOHN N Elk TON. Esq. P.B. Michwthwis Pobries war he resets ea selisits *fires da)s thereto um, either in Corubill or Haymurliet. • EAGLE INSURANCE OFFICE COMPANY. is hereby give", that on the 16th day IN of ;utter next, o DIVIDEND of THRF.F. PER CENT. wail commence meteor. borWeen the hours of Efe%ew ctrl These, and pnykr rsery following da's (53tar -113,S eX. ttled) till Ole N•... oit‘ef next, and afterwards OD ev , ry ,ttetscrling t`e••we.•n the same 11001111 r W. BEETHAM, Secrete y. Corololl, September VI 1813. ---- - TO THE R erN I F.TOR 4 VT" 'TOE • AN( F. ( IPIIG ELECTION by BALLOT of . FOUR. jj n EerORS. t•el•RnpP.,inted for FRI D 41". the 6111 de% of flet•ohee, at ,h, G.tudnes ; we respectfully sullett ibe bower .•f ‘1..11 Vototrund 'merest to be Re-elected. We are, yrisr.sacitslf Orsilt fir," S\ 11W:1. CH (Trustee), 1011/e 1)11: 1 1N. • Mem ARI) LVATtsigOrto, • . . PlllllO el RHIN': -•••r•'- +sr 'Pr: _. • LIBERTY , OP -THE.PRBSB. • - titsww ahtl Anebor Tavern s Suss. • Attuost IL ISIS. • AT. s MEETING of the FRIENDS of the LIBERTY of the PRESS. held ibis day, "to take into • coosideration the hat Means oTntrording pecuniary relief to Mr. Downing-street, Oct. 3. D. LOVELL, PropViesof of the STaritillA a Newspaper, fat . . •• A disp atch, _ of which the following is a copy, has been received She heavy l os ses, and severe sufferings, which he has incurred in firmly upholding, fur a irrie4 of years, the Invaluable Li- by Earl Bathurst, addte•sed to his Lordship by Field-Mar berty of the Press, • steal his Chace the Duke of Wellington, K. G. K. G. C. B. Mr. JOHN. PICKARD, la lbe Cltair‘ ,• Paris, Sept. 24. Resolved, Mil t tilleb,—l have the honour to inclose* flit of That it appears to thh Meeting, Bott'Mr.'Ds . Lusreit, the Pro. Officers epon whom his Majesty the King,,of Bavaria virtue and Publisher of the Statesman, eutiamet as an lode- . pendent Journal in th e Cali!! of Civil Rai 'Re li iiiits Freedom, itas conferred decorations of different classes of the -Order of Mazimilian Joseph, in testimony of his bits saNtained an imprisonment of Four Years and A Half is the . Gaol of New a te, for what have been deemed three violent, Majesty's approbation of thei r serv i ces an d con d uct, Littele, and which have been proved not only to bave•been un intentionally libellous no his part, hut in one of the three cases particularly In the late battle. fought in the Nether the lands, . which f beg your Lordship to • lay - before• the insertion was during his confinement, and entirely without his knowledge. .: ' That it is the opinion of this Meetlag, that it is ne his Royal Highness the P r i nce R egen t , an d request sible duly on the part of the Advocates of the Libel-1711e ' Isis Royal Highness's permission to accept the same. , Press to indemnify Mr. Lovellibethe losses te• lustiocerred ta r I have the honour to fie, &c. * ranintoining Isis cteady mil isteexible patriotism, mat for his ; (Signed) - . unwearied and firm niteertioiterthe Constitutional Welts of tile WELLINGTON. 1 To Earl Bathurst, fitc. dm People. during the whole period of the publicatiuo•vf that JouinaL FANS rilz LONDON GAZETTE, O cr .3. _ PiervOß 001,04 . WAR DEPARTMENT. • 33. the Word re.actien.attem's al present to nave taken etelegire po*session of the imagination of the Fs ettch their heads appear us heated on this s•ohj-et, as thole of the inhabitant. of Arles's', gni— the Whence of the words " Oh t king of god. and !Ott," Its the ancient play: The state or .aritenielit in is little leas extravagant - , but Pram being 1444 harmless; in p.ivate society, in the roffee-housei; in the pi,bl;c walk+, and even in the streets,' nothing is to be heard but violent rhapsodies alf-at re. action and denunciation of venueance. ' Alarming reports are every day in circulation, arid 'edition cries are again beard in almost every traittes' of Paris. The removal of the• mrtnument* of art is the principal Hoke of the public. irritation; I hire heard FrenCh penple say they would rather pby contribution Peen by their, bland, thin tan . - these " Frnits of Victory:" thi* kittrfritfroti Is