The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-27 00:00:00

. - •• ~' 1 .~-..,- :7V iii thi;• , . . lnsi . Allis l ifaeleat; leibiel# t . Aidata4l.ls.-, . i t fte . „ .. !... , :i: .•. I VO r ~04t,rliestfaaat • w•i• yr,. Pogitor. lb. *brothels_ ~.. ,an ty. . • , . .. • Nth Wiltilll falf.-o*.'RebeitladlligNieterely I Lletetil Wl* PoWiltAnteleil. . --; • '''.. lintel arktl at6-7 4t r li -A salf ° l t ili ' l a r tl a eg s firfteadel: • .y ; Liestiri Jobe Il‘lbsopdl;' • Man tes Hoed/ Cliiiin ..i r ,, , , .......... . . .. • .., .— Captt Michael molts, severely. : ' F.:44, IA Baft.-..VlRtintitteßafd•N,' , e+etelY• ' • 15" A ~._ , smnittnalsate oemesits , svOnantur. ~, • * „IMlsar alte -Lioe—CAsloqd _.l apes Dongtas, seveVellyi ; bialys. 'Catmint Candldo,:Lais rnito; Jose Mahlon , slightly. • lids of the litse r eftrisigys Wllimel de Louvers. sevetely. , 12th of the Liao—Major 'gnarl° .1 1 stis; Madeira, beverely gi Captain Jose Ant.otioda Costa, slightly ; Capt. Antonio Joie Cara°, tevirety ; Liaam JosE 'di Mossitafte e Souza. and Ank took , Ahls do 854111.ghtl i Runlet Mined Antonio Mixers,. soverelyk!oslgn Jelin. Girmo.,slightly,, 1 4 elst of Line—S ts Jose' de Sit Sottoraitiof. 'Lid of the Line4Ci ' .'F ranc Joie PM, slightly ; &gigolo& qaim Reb Moeda. A I. . . Jet Caendoresitain Martini° de M. Peixoto, slightly Ensign Rerpoldh 'Jo laid; -it h ore s—S aJorlolm Sent billie,severely s .Lieittenaat JoaquiasJoye Almeida. severely... . • • 9th_-C . .-orea—caplnto Ignacio Ferreira 'da Rocha, severe. ly ; l.k~. tit JOdqbilm M. dailitia Reels; severely.. ' • ' I Itb Cataditres--Capt..Viteate Correa de Idesquita, severed, 4I 14eillt. mom! 8..0 Macedo, severely. f . _station ovalcsas minima. 42d Peet__ 'let *t.--Enslgn Jahn .htaleolm. - ''' ' .- • ' 74tb Foot, la Bott.—Captate T. Andrews (wadi*" orosuids ed, lime dead);.. Ensign Jolla Parkinpoopverits, , . - . ~~ A Zip:9 On 4 . _ • ?Rom fiisWilfrialitfAtErtti . Admiralty Office, April W. Cole of a letter from Captain Rainier, of his Majesty's ship N iter. 4oldrem•t: to Vice-Admiral Divis, and transmitted by the tatter to Jahn . .'olson Crater; Ent, • His I .lajt;,ty' , . ship Nil" At Sea, Jan. 6, 1614: 1 Sta,--I. acquaint you for thst information of dui, Lords Commissiosters oY the; Admiralty, that ;harrist I made the Island of St. Antonio yesterday monliege: for the poritoie.of correcting my longitude preelbus to allowing the ships parting company o who vreni bound, to 'llsiranam,) a strange sail was (Hoovered ii-head: • linimedietely gave chase ; his Majesty% ship Tagus in amplify. She was - soon made oat W I be a frigate, and Ire had the pleasure to find that we were gaihing upon her ; at daylight this morning we' were not more than a mile and a half distinst; at half-past seven they took in studding. sails :end hauled the wind en the . starboard tack, finding that we had the advantage before it. The Tagas being to windlitatid, Captain Pipon was enabled to open his fire first, which Was briskly return ed by the enemy, who had hoisted French co lours on the Tagus sitovting heti. After exchanging); a few broadsides, the French ..frigete's main-topmast was shot away, which rendered her escope impossi ble; and as his Majesty's ship under my command ' was coming up, any further defence would only. hare occasioned aeselais sacrifice of lives ; they fired a broadside and struck their colours. On taking paa session she. proved La . .Ceres, French frigate, of 41 guns, and 3'21 men, commanded by Le Baron do Bougainville, out one month from Brest on her first cruise • she is only two years old, copper fastened, 'and sails well. I should not do justice to the Baron •if I omitted stating that, daring the long and anxious chttce (in which we ran 238 miles), his ship was ma noeuvred In a masterly style. I have sent Mr. Man ! . Aim, First of this ship, in charge of the prize, who lid deserving Officer.—l have, Viierd) P. RUN ICR,. Cadtaia. Cominiodir in Chief, &c. Sio Jhaeirn.. • • 1 0 See page csi, end page. 95. 's - aiiiiisiviiks, --1---, 7A ' 7." " l"'"'"" • —. . ••• • • ' ' TILE LAITE REVOIAUTIQN . IN .FEANCE. .tivaprelended d agger easiale ~ . I • ' nil ‘ -••••1111Flo , . • . . pr inci p l es, to asAO4 g A thfg_nattoup ;0 • . _ • • the _wet . was pronoun:o to *ailed _alreitse st (Concludedfroin Minday.) • '' a Sar i ' la it not extraordinary that' France " 8 mr*Pared tea "ma a n \411 :,_ , -- ;,,t.i... 1: 1‘ . lAto rference was said to Int , jusOedapen gal itio,fror' '9 •Fisokt ilel ftla. ~ •., this thinking nation; as COLLETT cans as, should; at t ! V ?sets that prople..wiii:weesttitnes. pull dew'' Allele-) s . . a I . va...1 .4 0 1 the very time they were thus venting their rage and neighbour's boostln. , orillo , prevent a portrui oll" r '' Att .7 ' ----, ,vr .. fury against the Rights of Man, have poured forth . . 1 -Jskikv .'' . i the highest praises on the English Constitution, with- P r : rattan. 14 0$ 1 , P. 0 1: 4 9 - 49scietit*A 4 i Vlll4itd, ~ .. : 0... in this wa and they gays countenance and - supplest • ir " at,9 ... 7 ;Wial Out being at all consciousof the close affinity between .. ,_ a ti...‘ , letwitind 1 to this . horrible . war, from a' sincere - daalre r flee that 111,11 1, 01 the them; without having sufficient knowledge of what i *V* . I happiness and tranquillity - or Europe, which they wore . t e d li_irl, r APIs they were about to discover, that . the object of their *le / i n real i ty, , taught to think was incompatible with thetoleratioa go ';', f ' wrath, and•that of their affectiott, were, of French principles. 'Those people now. win ' Mid Captain -Mew D 44 ( one and the same thitigt Nayythey, even :rest -so far themselves egregiously doped. They will say, either LT ° li A ll' is to bestow their praises upon a Minister who it was necessary to employ the sword" to eiteradeatil lan Apt!. violated publicly the Constitution in its most essen, thete principles, or it was not :—if it was necessary;, ?.? 7 tntl articles,underpretence.of dtlendingitageinstthose why-do 411 e .Allitts act as they now do ?—if it was not ar 7 , .'Fi sery supporters of the Rights of illan, *he were, : if; necessary, why has the hlood of our count rynsen, Ind 7 ody, laic) • real;i v. its best friends. The Reader has already our fellow-creatprea, flowed in. welt . horrible Ont 7 ?Aker seen what the Executive Power in England really is: orate fusion? if there are any then in th i s-country , be their it has heist proved to him; that' it is-an authority rank inlife ghat it• will, who 014, Oet;.4illffisk a t e v derived from the. people, !!nett . voluntarily . con. Lali 6 M. tided by the people, and intended 'to preserve: the ble°d la t° be lavished i" 'f.l"Tsuli of - objects of litt,kt . It. .art moment; •or 'under the delusion • of false .preSencel;.- rights of the people,•—•:it - is. cleety.,therefore, that itde Mat and that 4he nation ought . to be . riatisfied with s li g ht' can never be lawfully appliedlo destroy the rights of ~ tin oe o f th i s power i s a . ant/ friv i eleus excuses for the loss . pf thousands' 0( Englgi the people, such ,an apPllcatiotc -ea s t ' its citizens —if there be any ate unworthy breach of trust', and' conseatienily ; a • critne ; so far ; a Join from being a legitimate eel, Ms a &Veinal act. 1.... he i - to breathe the air of Britaiti. Such men seem bet...-. ..........* ; ter adapted to the meridian of Germany, where al . r, , Ih l i t still remember the msxlesOlte King can do most every petty Prince thinks it eeither t i ablinte, tlaj., k/1 4 1 nothing in the land but what the law elkont him to.'. do. Now the law enjoins preservation, and ' a sin to make a tra ffi c in the blood of his sabjects.--.1 -... therefore cannot sanction destruction. If a man's , I shall conclude this letter frith a quetatiett* frost . :lig .1 . . . .. franchises, his peison, br his 'property, are invaded . our great - dramatic moralist, exhi biting the anti-,, :pest? ( t his wor a , meats which every nation—every Christian nation,: by . .ssiie 'exercising a cdnierrative power ice-Ad ~ , at least,--ougb‘ . to feel, when about to engage ,11e,, , son Cr. has. bee's so' abused in' Prelim., that; I can hardly en. ilorto use - i t), -1t - is a much greater offence than if , i war i and sisicerely.rio I wish that such sentiments, ty '•• obi yo fi they were iiinthal by one. who pretended. to no . enforced by the. experience which this .calatbitosni i o n th power at all ; thus,. if my house is broke open, and , war has taught us,.lntay operate as, a check to pre, t. Ant the housebreaker should prove to be the watchman . vent the country fen* rashly plongieginto with an. medic ivhose duty it' was to ghard it, this would he an ag- other contest. by ever such .scrts should actin gravnlion of the o ff ence. Upon the same principle, be resorted to by treacherous statesmen, „fist thstper- partl , a stn the Ks ecutive AotheritY being - a guardian or tutelary p ose of .. makia g the nation believe f h ,ria): 4llre ... 't wat ly gat fme, [ad ratelans leget sttbditortan es . coral's core?. War Bitinst.the freedom and independence:ol other Y. St I'll,l#, 4 bottoratn, as Foes . eccus expressly calleit], • call'lrks.. I is jest 'and necessary,• I trus t th at -t h e md the cannot he lawfully used to destroy those ve r y things Oki* will "know enough of their oven heat and ' viiich if was intended to protect ; namely , the Laws, , constitution to .ao- justice upon them. Peace and ; at d Hite BODIES, and Gown of tine People: yet PitT, exer- Frendsrm isssiow the cry; but it is impossible for me look hisiuie that power, did so use it, in the cuseeof theta to forget, that those Whit now raise this cry, have joined its *former Far -hoop, and counte nanced the the .et ts hum he immured, in Cold Bath-kids. .But . it will be said that the Representatives of the People theta- , delusiuntby fifth . if was supported. ettage ' Captais selves, did invest hint with that power. This will not ~ . . .• I remaie,, sc. which meted the matter a whit, The Representatives them- i • TIMOTHY TRUEMAN. Beck lrigl-aoishire, April !O. 1814. 'lie hat :pions have no power, but *hat is derived from the i - - wirtg he people, and bestowed; by th eir Constituents, in! • The following is the qiintation adverted-to; and it Is won.. 7 retich Terse :fa • .10 . r4l purpose of . conserving ;not destroying, der h Pit' toe «f leflert, that a Dation, poi:emigre writings in sentiments t e t h e r t e n h htttn u tc a b r e e r ;onta s i t i t i c ed s , l should have been so easily renders the rights' nd franchises of the people • so that the exc ited h perficlal declamatory non- f's ship same recta/using, holds in both cases. ' lt cannot be seine as Burke's beak is composed ,of : further supposed that the law should consider the abuse : of a " And GM' forhid, my dear and faithful lord is sactifi Conservative Power a crime in one ease and not iti ' That YenAbauld fashie.el areal, or bow your reading, heir co! Or nicetycharge yoor understmading sold, • another ; or. that it should. allow a man sent to to :With opening titles misereate; whose right „ ;errs, F Parliament by a aown, whose wages he received, • - • . Saks not in naive colours with th e mmande do that which it ,u ill not allow a King pt . Enoland ; Fix lob know , hot? away aow tru ta ih h ' ealth, °nth ft . , to do. We derive from hence a great lesson its po- I shun deep their blond .in approbation years c Utica: that ,free Constitutions, however ably di:. Of tibat yotw reverence shall incite in to. not de gested, are of no use whatever to the pe o p l e , unless' There Sire take heed, how you impower par person, daring t they can find faithful public trustees to do that for : Now you awake oar sleeping sword of war i • 3S miles then which they cannot do for themselves. The . We charge you, in the name of Goo, take heed, yle. I I For wester two such kingdoms did contend people Minot act for themselves aversonally, and un- n charge iesetheyltave such a Cititroul over. their Delegatei ,Wittout muck fall of blood : whose guildessdrope every One& woe, a sore complaint hare, Es; as to prevent .corrupticin l ailttheir Otter constitutional .Al. P.- 11 xi mat Mai whose wroaegives edg e - a nte die sward' rights will prove no hotter than waste paper: . , This • ' - . ; • hiniorter, it That make mach waste in brsofmortallty. . • t: • idea is of . importance, le considering the • apparent - .-.-v. e:: ::n. . 4 1 09nr'V• a. 1 . c Q,' . itle.-i.. generosity of the Allies towards the French natien, I, . , . 91A9litittit • TtY • SU PERSEDRD. ritailltiering theme free Constitution resembling our • ' • _,". ;,i. :: . - •J. Beckley, Okikam, , Lancashire, cuttitt-spitoser. . .. I * Return of arttieli Officers..WasplidOin.the afair at - own I f liot that resew then etas! consists more in , Toulouse l on the 10th init. , me . piildished ii, th i s 1,, . . ;. w og ht, Batty BANKRUPTS. • . the practice - than the thebry of she Gasstitution.— 1 , ~ *mercer, May 1,1, .14., Juee 7, at,..fhe .14ondon Grains iCitraortlintiry yeller - day. , . log 3 Arms Tavern, Derby. Anomie!, 'Mews. Allen' and One circumstance respecting . list NM. war ought not - _ a. ,My Carlisle-street. Soho t 'and 'Mc Jessup, Dr req. • to be forgotten, it is this,: it .begat) the pen ~. . r before ever au appeal was made to the swot :4. The (. 11th of the Line—Lied. Joaq. M. Mascarideu Drops Jane ' rBit " .B7BBll.l"ner ' " 1 " 1 " .. " ' 4 I ' 4. I L . .' 1 JUDO 75 . 11 re George Inn, Axmiaster , Attornies, Mr. fis her, 0 . .1- , ~• ~ ~ , ) , ,' Lyrae ... is; and Mr.' :testis, Staple Inn. Treatise of Mr. 'lniaaras PAINE, on *the • Rights of ;Betledit g : • . :tarn[ the Lin:l7l.4o.:to. .ft s ..w Wafter Binairsis . ~ :o; n e c... l .i. , Crooked -lane, merehnot, may 7, 21, Jane 7, at • MATRIMONY. Man (whatever Prejudices 'May . have been raised , Ulni). , , ioternies, Mews. Totalinsoos, Thoonous, and Ha woo MD MN ' Gewerai siamijer,Gesera i. Thomas B ii s b es i r, d i xh , t h, .. leer, Copthall-con , NO Disorders Lave contributed more essential! y igainst it), will desebrialo future ages , : it Iminence. - C. Wiltshire, Florae, Soinervelshiee; clothier. Mao 17, Ig• 11l de.troy'llYitooneSt h:ippettesS dina,tlOise which tine the with the following passage :--•• 64 Among the inciaili lignr_-_G ot eneral.Denis pack, se varala ; Captain Hamlet °bins, Jiime 7 id the Ciorge lon, fronse. Anomie', Mr. William's, minsequenee of ungoattded plemeure. P,oopig of eaercrek ;; „ ay I ..iy which nations or individuals provoke and ir- (. fait .F D e r )4 Brx,exm.,aczzi 'seep., . , mcssiaulchpy. ! -{ rd artsgaare; and. Mr, Messner , flume: . Adoration la the shrine of Wedlock, bin where' the coastsfution has been„tarisited by defense, a renovation . of 'liability is bans tiesF Frame, - cosh . -coort. , ThicikinOttou-street, instiraitte‘ estate ea.;ll utiles . , 'Mr. BURKE * * pamphlet on the . 9r l 14agoolw-Le:;lftaill William Buns, slighl)Y. brisker •AlaY 7 ?It 'Aloe 7 ati•Gandhall another, Mestrik P ribaill ' mile ' ragootisCornet Rdbett Berrowes, Assidant-Surgeon l• , • . ' %,: ••• • ' !twenty yenrs have we devoted our practice to the eTclusive Prenilt ReotitiOu . is au etstraOrdinary instance.— ' 111/. i . .m.y.111., ,Sutigr,Blishop4rate.sireft 1 ithill. . „ - , , . • Gavin tiilsothsligatly. .. • . , jamming of the following disorders, and the stweessful'result of Neither the pro of ri - once, ' nor the National Ai- i '3oth Royal liuseani--Cipt. Geirge Fitz ' -elarence, severely. .., .1. Partridge, New Brantford, victualler, April 30, May 9, luildhaH. ' Attorney,' Mr. blowbray, Bankfide, our Oren gives its additional ardour to oppose, as far as we ore sembly, were troroiing themielees 'about the affairs lit ilvoan. kings German Legion—Lieutehant C.. Paten. • i::: , , t ' hw it ar t t lible. the ravages *flame complislias which are the roost ias of Englantt, or the Englista- Parhaatdat ; nod 1 1, 11 14 Y* F 0 d, • t. Ist Batt.—Lient.-Col. George Cu r . Gyve/ ' 7 17 June . . se i • ' T. Warp Whs.vard • White-crisis-street carpenter Mac I mvsla4 in the calisin P le if 14116,4 illar Mil i " . 104 MT. Donee should comMeace. att linprovokoll it to.' Fr,apeis Quaky , Lieute . aaats David Reed sad. John Dolphin, I " a wish. at tun early periorlof practice, to res cue iudividestl• .. ~.I n n . I) at Gui titian. Attorney, Mr. ' N ' etiton, L i yon9s After initiation ipto rver. bratichats Navy Sur eans,we formed teck upon them,, both in, Pu race mud, iu publie,c i f ,Y, „ i g e i e el e o . at Nd Batt — . l 'elm Cal. Jobit M• : g its. - IT. Anlhrosei, Stitter's- court, Wine and Porter-merchant, from the. ignorant* of 114 educated mayor the equally dangerous practitioners. is a conduct that cannot be pardoned on the score of Geddes. L'e'utenants . John i . .a - raettaad Arthur. 15 • - -. V.- May 7, 1,4 Jitar7, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Holt and PreciPilaocY of Seoefol _ r,h John ' Armen, , -r, . ,1 0 7 e ore, Threadoeedli-street. The disorders to the cure of which we have devoeed nor at manners, * nor justified on that of policy." Why .Di severelT. - n „ . 0 .n a ,,,,0„ . .'Ll esto . i W. Ilarrymore, Kentbstry, Berkshire, ennonon-hreirer. May . tendon comprise every Speri#.l of Venereal infection; all kinds did ite this ? Foe a large pension.—To answer :...lorlnliTi.ho"mtasi i ll a ß g e tL ani l • j e l l ' es j° D hn Gfee " '-------. 7 °9, 14, June 7. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Jenkins, Jones, of ):•bility, whether arising front the habits oT seboolsboys o , slightly. *hat purpose ?To prepare the people fol. - , si i '•Slth Foot, 2d Batt.—Capt. Jas. 11. Baker, setertly. .• • and Abbott. iirw Inn. ~ , ' l ints ecies of at age; that derangement of the star A N 1 'W. Brett Norwich, liquor-merchant; May 4, in, June 7,1 tom in wilmeu which is called B irrennel- or Sterility ; Seminal wir vs hick was thought by Ministers to be..elie:: ol 36t t h ., Pita Ist eik ilal i . e — n hlakti Willip a ., L „„,„, Crass i„. C l i.t . e , e lat,„„„'''',' at the Wooll ' iagb tan , Nortrkh. Attornies, Mr. Harmer. Nor... 1 Weakakss, fliftis, 03struetions in the Urethra as also Strie most effect venal means -of pteven flag Reform.-- ."Th, l ,;„, a „, n ue E„,i r d ni t ad. if ete 47 " ph ,7 - * :- i y iat;i: with- mat Mr, Barnett, Chatham -place, Blackfriars-brike. ; tures, whether recent or of long duration, and which have ,J. krick* Pathy-tcrrece, City-road, ,builder, May 3, 10, 1 h.ittled the skill of other proctioners, are by oar present Whittihe Public mind was property prepared for sLich. • % N I , il:iam lieslry Robertso___,n slightly; Lient. &tweed Lewis 'tit sio.tes, an ;interview took place in 'ltaly between . ..- ‘ ..: seeeritlys Mooing linnitieravior and James MiCitbe, severely: 4„,,,,,1.81. ','. at GbildlsWl. Attorney, 'Mr. painter, 'Gray's Lin- I proved plan of treatment effectually and permanewly cured, • I a hhout the ptient'suffering the excruciating pain and nlarso . Stith toot, let Pat rd.-Pvt. Thomas laterpe,. severely. . , '"I"', DIVIDENDS. ing Ifemorrlfage which frequently follows the application of the ftairiiiiitet and lewd . FILGI.N,, oo lhopert of Eng. '• 40th . Poet, Ise lialt.--Capti. Rireard Turbot and J.ll. Ba r-' 1 . iv, . It .. tel ah ; leall, itick Idle`: ilittvi ovriweauta, -rili that.of Pros.: Ceti slightly ; Lieum. T.' 1). Eranklyo, T. o , Deberty, and Jai, 94 111 - K. ii;cie e a S a t ied ti r r itfib ' n'a nt ru h s l ii i i . i- V ir c i t at ru = 4g rt i te st ittt i st a rs : t tl i t i L ' ,n un: c:t s r 1 iillisli.ci.mtnienrtolules ratans o st f r ti c o t iL ris exl i e t :l e ire b pew , mi t i i d ce l r io t, sin, for the sperohse, atys.. Kr. &sumo in. his • rohotints;;lrseeirveitrelyt;flieuti.,Ms.phi;nuanltlidslieg4.linsign James _June 11, W. .Ctundell, Backoey-road, carpenter—May 17, • doily hod p er li stur tore, the-weal eradication sit which is effected history*, of contorting the•mmineof irttetmeddling'. i v att r oet.,lst Idatt.l-4.woomant-culonel Robert Useless. se- 1 ,:.. Lep:ast t rier, 1 1 4 1 1 ino t ric, wqichijaialfr-T-hijaysll7%,blN„ Warn:, •by a nets, ce ei rtaist, and_ . eampe ri t i litious e rode of fure a , i mporio d r (I to in theiaffalis of - friewee• Istacitise4nenee of this 'nil- . rely j a captain James Walker . , slightly,* Ca plisiOs Jo)tss Ilen- t ' side, "aio i. reel' taray e • sr. %, , r— iiio u l, j ` i;e. It'ochel)svterra, M o wb ray, toy ily. o th er pro ( ) va li s e:1;1;41 f this c e inn w pl a :tint ne , s' ?ire re fit a er ill d t il l y le' reatiiveZ, ti 4:natal a letter was wrltteviun the part of the , z r e s , on Th • tat Alexander i lneriese v ...: sa ft ewe r e j im a nus l' i rizi r d ts lll%lC i sit: May 0 j R: Cuddle. Woodsstreet, - Spitultields. silk-niannfac- • and the patieat reststred to soma) and Air health. 'Rot Essential' • foreign 'powers, in them to form a derick A. 51•Kina - orittil7T - nur;rars; ••Molvete Miami, three r—c,alLtY7,. A. Charles. Qhl'JeWry, Witte.:lrs,erchattt-11_1a, ! where the debility has_ for years existed, a . proper iier,rJ. concert for the purpose of " emenging•fhe honour of Charles .14 4, 14aren, and Alexander .Sidlverf. severely I Lieu- vest. T . 4'1,74 lr ... tithin i r., hnikierr MAy li, . t! .. . geo . .ei- - vermin!' in . mfr . renovative _ fatal ind4temeWsty requisite. ay n.', K . 'Winn, Joe. wor- to write . the sitotowring sparks of Kt, amt to gearamate the tenant Alexander Strange, severely ((right. am amemtilted)i e r B Ol i g i .L.—; Pr e =ii• — " . tke diadem." This letter produced the Treaty et lienteimets :Alexantier "i;,,,,, 5, Dona l d . F i rt o utato r t , - Jaen etste, _pr tlk W. Meter, St. •Ntichael, Bed- consistattoc Piloitt sod the invasion of France followed • epos,' lar tition , an d IN; man, Urquhart , Eos i ao , 'n owt ,. dou naa , frardlpe.. worce.stershire,,ntercer—,May 17, T. Whitfield , , Bee-' 'Numerous Dbeases are Ole resat; of romance or taste in she aeit-see- • dale ---114- li, J. Larr, T. teaser, send treattnent of is simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap ' ' - Collin Walker, Geddes, Moo- ,111•PieMMI which occasion the Manifesto of the •Allies spoke 111 i. Vent ' T, - • - - - 21, E.: Tamps; pens that eke seeds of life Me poisoned by the.,inducretton ?taus . unguarded hour. By a superior method 'tuth ootnplainss are the Constitution of 1789, as a MONSTROVI svorsiC .4kt " Hetes rasily cured; and even where others_ hove foiled, we trust that PRODVCED lIT A CONSPIRACY OF or It MINDS.. f - - ' we may presume 30 offer a radiant ra t estioaisiowe,a. , Please to reinirk th is , Reader, for is worth re-! Few, however, are the caste of coMplicated distress to rhos- diforder, compared with the calamitous sitoution of men, *lto,. memberiag ; the Constitution of 1789, which was i from an oidolgenee in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gelettil hafdly finished when-the war began, and the very first or e rnstkionakie-iits,. acquire tin Arne.of. deltility which Is the article of which contains the Rights of Man, was in unavoidoble romequence ofincis peroicious habits. Where the • Unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, hut carefully cooceds , the opinion of the Allied Sovereigns, at that time a his ansforinneit, it may be some eoniattion for hits •to know,. monstrous system produced by a conspiracy of afro- that although it he all Mike, od doubt or uoccrininty with other dour minds: that was their opinion at that time : ptaetitioners, the all of thesis. do or by the gradual progress of tenoratVin, Is the acquirement of our experience. what a „ wonderful change of sentiment then must' if the riles ef flacebuil or. Ven have: begun it) reduce mule • have since ' taken place ? since they now plume vigour, much ansielyorail he ns ret ha ted hr an en4y .t,iiiitei. themselves in giving the French people that very ariine.of this Isrpgilitt State, and in these cases no s- ,grent ditileuitti. will occur. . .. . .. .. 'same monstrous system—that system then masked' • Slot% tad Wnmen, whexhave 'km. . been dltappniated in their -13 ith atrocity, but now , , it Seems, full of benigui• especial ions of a ,f. tinily,. may)* Iss.p , cl. that iustiost instances,. ty, justice, freedom. The atrocity then, 'it ahouldl Furh.defeels t eemsotr • itullenut in he 'Csatittry sue, rot e to soute the• portico seem, is all gone—but how 1.- Has it been washed , 15314.4 "r"'''' e' s ects:; dykes. tuctiim a Utak away in the s ort of trio millions of human victiort. , ate for Advioe and eWA the MIDI la be t i e ncde -tire sacrifices offered Wp its ' thw otiose, of •Itiiti•ltor- 1.. AeN. part' terrhe It iiattiot. Ilse twee which lases .ctoontial to our undertaking, and the . • :rible war ? For many sate haw rthe Governmend/ i ountakiaiou, which we hsve presumed to 'Ate, form the t he of Europe inculcated this 'same notion •respecl... 'or our pretensions, and hi-Coincidence witlf - sitchihis etdilliaff* ii tug the atrocay of the • Rights of Man ; *very givim, (taut Meth - 9. Currie aisd Co. tray Be! 00w:idled hy p;stiervoi of either sea:with, i.e gotatest secrecy" nod lomour s at tacir person who inclined to favour . these ••principlew houri Ns) -flit _Hotimntarden. they have branded as a misereaet ; and now•they•C IntlE a.. ige • es No 101, -'T ,'1 -V 1.. - ,411.1, F'? . 71 -• ' - patronise them dtemstives.a--aolt was -upon the ,fro- ".'24._ „ :_i__4• ; • , -• • • • .., •, • • r 41-trf .--f,----. 114 toNfitt)l4 • • , : Primed and POttlioliet .11ty l ep..,Lo V 111.1.•;,. ail PO . ' I StraMnikam oresj.t,w;Ticiare , i. • DIM).' O. the 29a inst. at Tonhifidge-wells, D. Holswilden, A lin ,faiday , •in Folnkpince, Jobo !Cloiltes Eftc, of gay- Writcge, 'Vf tirwieksbire: • ifilicsinr TrthAtionsuitt st• Enema, George Stackhousei Ea t . a6esl-47.. • Oli the 9.lst losiant, nt BUsek*nth, Jane, the wife of Hi, *MAW Hotta:o4-in inth gar. itt; Snood, •Itiiebeoter,, "fisflosis Hawkins E.. in He Wit, year. . , , '.1411 .4, * 7, )14LIASI OF NIOUVM - Ne. S ir occo ' s 11( 4 Inn • SnOti=bill, Liiitdon; the beet Ace , •inmotintion fat Travellers, ;Dot lleds; eindeel.iquent, aidasoderete Charges; The Mlowing , rest Coaches, Mad Coaches, &c. et out front (he Saincetis Head Inn, Snow.hill:— . katVERPOOL Post Concha to -carry four Inside, sets net every Morning, through .4naerworsh. kigh Cross, Hinckley; Atherstorie Tinworih, Litchfield , Uilesthorn, Northamptog, and Dinisable. Atriums at Li:verponl next Afternoon. DEXETER ; Plymouth, ,Weymnirtli,.,florcliestor t . Fakatoati4 artasouth, and Salisbury , Neiv Post Coarb; every Moisioc at half-pact Six o'Clock, with a Guard, through Honit.o, AZ. • oginster, Bridpart, Biludford,.Batingpoito, end Ilagshot,. , . BOSTON, Spoiding, PiterbortiitLih, Stilton. nnd. Balding: dn,Now. Royal Alai% Cartels, felt oat every Eveeing. Goicem from Boston to Spilsby, Loath, Grinkby,,:urd • LIVER POOL, Warrington, Knutsfind, Stone, and Litt& OW, Post Coareh,• calted 4 The Stweditioti. every' Evening at Five o'Clock, to the Saracen', Head, aa, Date-styort, Liver pool. Guarded thrteighout: • RATH ant BRIS'POL Whig Poe Coaches, through Chip. penharn, Caine, and Marlborough, egiery , Afternoon; arrives! Mr. Hie Gre-rhoond Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern Thomas4treeo,• and the Sisan Bristol, next Moraint.—Cnuchei, to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. - LEEDS New Light Conch, called, The Roeltjaghant ' sets out every Morning at half-past Seveo , o'Cirtek.; carries Fong 1 insides only, and goes remarkably easy, With a Guard lb , -melt . ent.• Proses through Stamford, 'Newark, Retford, •bwroter - mid Ferry hridge,to the Golden, Lion. Leeds, next A)i , at Noon Notwithstanding the tortummon expedition of thil Coach, kW • allowed to be the most. agreeable and complete l'instar Coutietzpl nee an the Net•tlr Road, being unequalled in Accommodotios by any other. • KENDAL, Wooster, Preston, Kirty-Lonfiditle, Slts% Charley, Grutskirk,. and Gars an Pug cull.** *WY Atte¢ notm ) at Five o'Clork. • Guarded. • •' • • - I GLASGOW; Leingtowil, Gretriri-Green, Anaxw, Damtries. ' Rramaltitl, S.saqaharKila, east..tack 4 s.4ngsweli, and all parts of Scotland, Carti?erdosn Crrach n (paily). • • YORK, Neweallle, and F.dintairch, new Condi; prefirros! ; with a Guard thrilughoor, sets ontevery MOrnirog at half•past , I Six. o'Cleek, by way orNewark, Rettird, Tadeaster, Dar ; (irigton, Northaillertan, I)urkaut sioA, Berwick.— ; Pas-eacets finding theinselies fatigued front ilie or' the • journey, may rest what time they pleultec trod them Proceed na • without any additional fare. J. Clark ) the. Wet. Swan. Co.. nay-street, York, rum Coaches to Sunderlitud, flail, Scarlet. rng+, Whitby, sad other Places. BRIDGEN&RTH aid Weisel - new Post Coach, every Eventm. CARLISLE, Penrith. and Whiirhaven. Post Coach, goes . With Four" Horses, mid a Guard all the way. Passes thr.rugh •' • Brough, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Be. rousktiridge, Weiherby, Aberfprd, Doncaster, and Gt./Hallam (`the-nearest way by eighteen mike), sits out every Mutating, • and ;terrorists tfte_jouniey with the !greatest facility. Passenger! detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the pee ilia advantage r.f their seats being speared in the next Cnach. WAKEFIELD Post Gomel, every Morning, at half-pant Six o'Clock. CHESTER, Newpnrt, Wititchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich. North - WTI). stud Middlewich, l'ust Csm lr, eery Evening, at Five o'Clr•ck. • SUN DER LAND, Star !Wirt, and Yeti* -Net* Coach, every Morning, to the George loos Sunderland- MANCHESTER, Wi..ll , tw, Congletsto.',/levstaittle, tad tittlivrthausplote. Post Conch. every..AfiKrarine. gunrilrd. fiHREWSBUItY, Wellington,. and Shialtal. - Post Conch, the Rosa; Charlotte, every Eveolue , at Five o'Cliult, gnardod. • iIItgFFIELD had Vat • ;coatis, talks' the Rock ; ing,lmoi, every frlonsing. , Wiacheteer, ditresfeed, mot Alton Coach, every' Esteling. I iILitIVIN GHAfitAletrstry Past Coach, wish a Guard. seta nut every t.fieraoutt, and reptlA. Birmingham seat stoykai storm. Passe* fly iYxfsd. Emton, and tilliititone.'4B tigrforititelei - Herul.' Iluiloitivee. 'Birmingham. • /I I: lIT FOR D.. Ware, Iluddesdon, nod .Cheshastrt Coaclt, very bloraii.x. BULL, Northrave, Bowden., Thorn, ?pd Datsttaiter, Pad Conch, every Morning at half-past Sit a am*, tonne BiNai ll Sono lon, My ton-gate, Hull. TOTTEN II and EDM.ONTbN ,Cosets,4loß+, at NO past 10, half-past 2, half-past 4, atudiall4ast 7. ectiiik. * 4 !` For the ennvenienee of perfotal residing at the weft end af Abe taw% Patitfteals. and Parcrls are booked for all the above Coaches at lisstebord'i. Coach . <Nikeo New While Rorie Cellait'incoadilly. rsolett. k IF4tiril.llll l, l Ile lllliinaf ........11.991..... .......0.9. - -...=__.... - / - pr.,,,,,,,,, ..„,./..„..,_..........____,......., ... . ___ _ , Collin W alker , James tieddes, and blimp .14•Phenowil• sel7 val. T. lioybtop, Nicholas-lane . is•erchants— May 41, E. Novi Portsmouth, slidl•maker—Slay 21, H.' Hitchcock, Deal; limn- • Adt Foot, let Batt.—Major Thomas Lightfoot, .Captain T. per May W. Cortet,liammerinnidt, baker-11110i 7, ilifitoft, Lieutenants E. F:Boys and J. E. 'frevor. severely ; S. i ., ~,„.,.,„ r ...., , ~: I. ....n _ m iii 18, J. Sill aid W. Lientenaut Joshua Dooglasislightly.r .I,ivitte.bibt tWorp_Little, i irede t a viV77 , " ...."- . -.• ?•-• May V 4, T. A. 'Mann, Fly- sereely ; t ti e :itenant Richard Hill, slightly ; susiin vidie E-4 7 • ,Wierarg;;;,,,_mily l 8; T. Rithodmor. Litcnme l esoa p, Monis, te . •• • • bellep-41sy 17, "vri u tza Pekcevel- , streee, builder. • 48th Foot, • g Bat t.,--Captain,4lll.ll, l 4lgeter 14 " 0, , - t r 'ATEB-51 , AY 11. I tenant .loliti Cani;aiell, slightly ; Ensign W. , se ver ely Sn J. Hensmi, Upper street, tetpdtaler—E. I. Samuels, leg Meputated) ; Adjutant Gnome Shaer,' ailitehdt iiimPt le g Omit Prirseett4tFeet, jewellee--B. Norden, Strand; dealer—J. amputated). - - 50th Foot, /St Batt.—Eitot. Willies ° 111400kt* I U.' P°we l i Liver g °44 ' , WerFhi'at—W' Lees, LicerPeel. inerehmi • : —P. Schen, Bath, perrensee—P. • Dehtihurst, Preston, Lau- i g rn vi m . jolt, cevorely. - • or bra .. , , i ii 4- •:" - ' , ' eashire, *Wen .Id Fmk, 2d Batt .— pt. James. Nadee , , ; Cagitain-. . Robert Memel, severely ; Eieetesats-Jinisn ' s . . . . PA RTN'Eftslll PS IrIISSO EV ED. - lumen, severely. • _, • .., . ton and T. . J. 'ClrePii trod R. Vidoboo Weet Wtockeith, Nottingham- 60th Foot, Stb Tiltt.- - --tapt. - Edward Hurd" veverely ; Es.' Vet te C e lt.. , signs Henry Shea bridge and John Brace, sereiely. ,_ . ~ • . ._,._ It i ts pe 7 , -J.-- :ron W ne : lr rliatil e , :i. jbdsuic.andniticck. hHure,inieri.i.Laßnecial: ix la gitinatits, toe"- 't brets--V. Lteisell buil R. Costet, 6w Foot. 14 BRtl.—MiNor Jobs 0,1 t.• (Weeteuitnt-fAlegle.ir . l p i t , d, ' ' (rice o l d J• Bell Hatt severely; Capiiilots Wm. , Goren and •B; bldislher, sirolidely ;ZI I Own, 0 IS,--,J ~., 0_ • _ • t . Suntersettbirc clef tat•t=-- V. and C. W. Jenkins, 1 Lieutenaots A, Porteons, N. faspatzeoTis e p e 'llaY ' ~k iiss.....s r ,. w ittsbrittre - . ultson. O'li earney, severely ; tient Here 'AI - %'• dead) ; . liestenants Jobe , WoHociidoesed ' . "" . .iiVien4 t '. ''- • ,qttnt,:e . .l4i..nan- . - White. J. liarri, tikorge Stewart. veret • , • H, k • d.tl # 4l t t S P"l !M IS i ti " 7 011 -1 IP: li 1 Slliyon. slightly"; : FAO' Jotes'N'A fiti "1 Vi.l6 l ors aii . , . ;,. 1- - olltiells- 7 -4, . L .1 . 2* lu ts - Favell, 'WV rtel;y: (slim dead ); Bin CIO +wit sulk • „ f f .. rf:Pa -....er5 - = ' • iWI .. , . 1 Spry 13arilett. severely, . LH. r , r -•, . Ill: '• ' • 44111 Foot. Istillot.-mOspteliss.Jieretwhlitille , o44liiin i f': s . • !,'. ~ -# . - 'J A “;, . . M•Quecn, and W. Terr,sevee*4.,itigulßPalstegl • ';'''*: .ablo'4 rl 4 7, wr•k -1 .a..6 i ' v ' • . P',4--- 'P e st: Jasini fia•satd, Weida( GraMm, slightly t ;add ; ~,,.: Nra 4;lm . *itn vatquncOn . n-,ilLt *any urine 1 limillfo• Kvete i K e - l' i ;:.:e . i # ii m i t i: •:"•I'' •'•' ''''';' '.. • Isten in the interior have reduo,4lAint piihe Or feet, 79th ,Foot,4st Batt.— , f a in 'Acme, sev*elk4t r tiriiiraifirt i m l ~,.3 , ,,; ~,,,. or ~,,,r ) rtiv ___ : eths Pet& trovbes, taiga! •s 11111011Aiffj • taililoo, _ g (13 30 or it a r tV I gI l cnpt. V. Marvnati,.lho.oesonnViie!•Sernatt , linfleivrAll.bn,evciiirolu ,nw Metro - D e gkkrt an ,6 l • o 4„es t mets matt., Bungna - W, , KINIs4 .00 e, 11 OM !ilk' rfe''l4l Oki "401113 q 'OBll4 .V4/1'14,411, ita..gblen:CAMt_44,olt;io l l l4 Y4Slete 4416 i A)bia .._ _Ajlimi I _ ge:A • i • K3socis;severely ; Charirs Arthur , Allen Macdoenell, slight. him - atrisw, Hay Vo itiorii. ' • - - . . / .. :~' rit V a -