The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-03-18 00:00:00

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THE „STRANGER.PARts, %m os s Aric-i'At 13.----The' Dake de Felke•teek,• i4' the brave end loyal Aboville In 'Ow notth who* . his oath to the 'King in 'his .quality •in Low t' lour • , the th, by judicial Militarily, - and after public this morning suivenis• meet, for the parprhe of tnklog hit* enoStieration the The Strapeer, Mr. Young; Mn,. Hallet,illss O'Neill:: Minister Se' rretary of %Var. •. of feu * nd net a traitor ie his reeks • while in thalteet' • . , • To which will he added. expediency and nacemity of main petitioning Padiantelit . . ,' • • 111 . arshal:Ney l Prince of • •Moskwa, ttnitn the wallet* • • The New ditelo- Ostia . called . against any alteration in the ecitting CORN LAIN'S, : ..; . The Ministers of the Foreign Powers accredited tp.. kelens,whom the firmness of 'Ms' chiract er binds to - - TOE FOREST OF BONPY; . Mr. ALEX. MANSON . his Majesty, hiving at :their head the Baron de Vie- him. Marshal Macdonald has Aoneepredigies it Or, THE DOG OF MONtAitGIB. • was callid to the, Omit., when, after beetling deliberation cm . a ' C en t their Dean, 'hive ha s te ne d t o t est ify ' to the . Lyons,, and .attempted implissibilifies. ' Maishild .• i - • - - - - -, subject PO Tarp in t ere st i ng an d i mportant. the followieg Rcsie• . King the part "which the look in the unexpected Ouditiot at : the head of the greeadiers of FrtinCe,htsti • --- lee ONLY OR II:011 1 ,1. PI.cTURB pp Roy air o itAT4 latioro were moved . seceeded, and unanialoiney'Adoemil : NOW haat, [TING IN LONSON. " • • •' - •' •• . . , To be fees, at No. 53. nom we ec haceiter4were. f l. u Thrif sureessfai eomm b ere. 4 oilite'eseenthe to the welfare • event which has troubled the tranquillity of the the old .guirds so renowned in Beret*, who *lll . . 1 . .0 r country and the sia flay of Gotreaufers, nail that the kingdom . They• hare claimed the honour of being search to the aid of their country . The Duke' of ADM lITTAI CE . ONE SHILLING. pro•perity-oF oar commercz. utast depeoll upou oho prices at• nettr his person on every occasion in theirpower, and . Athofera(Suchet) needi only be named ' to inspire cod.. 11E attention a the - Fa th umabee•Wermiaalmost . which British manufactures can be •purehmed *bra brought by surrounding him, to give a proof of their pro_ fidence to Fiance arid Its armies. •'Generals, officers, e %rhisiseiv direrted to the orikiiiitland 40aKniticeit Paint- into competition nick those of foreign noises. •." ._ s : found respect for a King who has alreatly.impressiel and soldiers all show the same spirit . . het: es ordde ire, of BONAPARTh• cis 4 " r X r as we . '''''''" in Paris by 1,2.. That the low rat fh • • ill nerini•sitin, on his reittrit front Mo•cow; by the ._ . _ ..... ,e 0 Su 'otenre in otberemlntridi,of Ea- ' Europe with this sentiment' by his misfortunes,. • tiy br confirm the levy• s enirmtsse 4hillOsis 'firelight. OS! Iv- ' P• • s t • !ape .ttr,rd r wilt,tes to manufactures and commerce, setitch fan •1 t P miler Lefebvre, and completed under the Moue- . if mono . e remiter,irsed mil by II rrduction in tlkof (trice of persvisians , •Ms high virtues, and' by a • generous exercise' of .by the spootetleons motion of all 'send Frenchmels;, ei dr superiatrod . awe ot the tele:waled David, first painter to 1 6 in di:- country, SUltiCieo( to equalise the exertions of its in.. power, . : Sap4leols. habitnuts. so well ' recompensed 'by the Joie of . his If tlie French *easter- the appeal of their . (rovers. .. This Pillage is mernseted the me ana on ly nr ki ne i ip orocait . . . • • people, meat, the Government.will aecrul their gensrailtetil. of BONAPARTE then from n a t a t e , now egbiToititie in Lou- : 3. Thar, since the connneuceineot of the war so reiently ter. t don, dna allowed by compe.mit jitilges to he the best likeness ' minated , th e uneerininty of trade has increased, the ornoftart of News from Besancon, of the data of the Ilth, .Let us rally round the • King, let vs .maiet, obi did the middle classes in -ocietv have hers diminished, and theret a s e, loo m elsm.,rdinary character in Europe. announce that the moment when they received .the Charter and Monarchy ; if France, under the tervele '• i A s a wink of art, with relief( in its perfect likeness, to the of paupers atermingly mien:hoed, while the artisan' am or- account of the march of Bonaparte, a general (twee. could conquer Europe, who shall withstand it llbbe 4 .„,„,,,,,i,i, a , a r il k devig 1, to . the elaborate execution, .and to, chnnie, deprived of the evinvenience, have maintained a preca- ' meat burst forth throughout all Franche.Coeste.— . free. ne beauty, variety, and truth of every etetiru al . , it poscsser Huai hod protracted struggle for a st i nte d supply of the Nieces , • •.. t. a ncesdant evevir,and carries internal evict. ore of its originali-- stoles of life. • • fhe National Guards flew to arms. The inhabitants The Abbe Mos/Trutt:floe then gave the Wont tr 4: „ 1 -,,,,,, i i. e . g reat went exhibited, it being allowed'tto he the dur i ngthe . same period, the landholders ia this 4. That , 6 4 .4,1*i-inlet n( the eltaracierigie and nun' rplise.ed steadiness arid . . ; ~.. enuntry, far from experiencing such privations. have been ac• than another in their zeal to execute the prompt and . : 1 • °114 . 8.. c. ward new, that core -obit detail luta finishing in the study had utoehein woekh rum . ir pa • rent of lands 44 Wishing to from our people the - Seetteire etectitinti .4 pitintiug, ever exhibited ill the French sehonl.— L oa , • bees' its m „, 1 d tr ole ' d ' i g n e nd mw e l l . tue " Ce—the . la ad _ rapid measures which circumstances exact. The Ts, h,outt aid effect of the drapery is such as to ethibit an . vancZ three ea even fn fold i hen an ce nu iL et s l et 1 1: li and a;nri- Same details are transmitted from all the deparithents. of a foreign war, which may break out answat th e ~,i„,inm e •perionen of .peeler • io the art , and affords a . . . . .V twos principle already dirpieLyed by them. appears pecallaelv of Alsace and Flanders. In all the great garrisons' Congress do the' stews of the appearance•of Napo. feeturahle ap,tortunit• for rivalry in the British •chool , premature, so . very short ti period having teen Bonaparte . ill the French soil; wishing to. give ens tr•tnel and imaitable Pitating. was. ordered by, and .9"'""'".'!'!bie there the spirit Is good, and order and discipline Pritirail; el se ped since ese shpptised suffestues erawerced. . tit, the property of she etunicipol Council of the city of 'fhe Reports presented to-day to the Chamber - of ' t°.tbe French Arr'y a smirk of our satisfaction and Liege, asid placrd by them in the Hall for sitting, at the Man- 1 5. That the hardships and privations of the mannforturing confidence, and to our faithful subjects anew .eisa• e,„,..1,,,0..s of the Mayor arat * Cotiontine,' Wiser* it received the • aria crinnutreini classes, far theists* 16 ye. have beets very Deputies by the Ministers of the Interior and of . rantee of their political and civileights, founded oft u „ii,„o e d :owe:dims of the Pisislir, tumid was removed from patiently endured, from hope and eypeetatian that the rester/1- : War, give on this subject the most consoling notions. were en the taunt-6,41n of Napoleon. . lion of peace would he accompanied by the blessings of plenty. • • "'' the - Constitutioniti Charter—. • and do not permit us to enter into longer details. I. , The nh,ar fact•,;tad ma particularly, so ferns they relate to ; 6. Tlmtilil l itimatit to k eep up the present highly rent I , . • • "'We have et dered that theprojet of th e law..adtieli she eminent talents of the re rst the great value of the 'Paint- 'Paris gives on this occasion a noble example of • of land, b y egislativm i n t er f erence, were impolitic. idyl, a d d cur extreme accuracy of rile likeness, are attested me." follows, shall' he presented' to the Chamber if Define itabeeeteeraction of zeal and devotion. Scarcely were people acquainted. 6,i:wanton and seal, of be 11.411 y, bitty/or of the city of . Par". an d o ettressive . , no* by the hwy . . 1 . commerce, omit° pruauce the very evils it protease:. to re- , with the dispositions which call to a volentary ser- . ties bY oar Minister of Interior :—... :e....ei lire% .uid knight of the Legloti of !imbue, and the btatiterpa move. " Att. is' The garrisons of Fere, Lille, tot! OA* Core it of Ow said oity, as appears by their minute of Council, . 'vice the devoted friends of their Ring and country . ne.i.log (I.lt. Sontenher ' 4, ISL., in possession af the Proprietor. 7. That 'Minim the price to SCh. at which wheat may he be- ' bray have deserved w Mies( their . .onnetry, ender deli' The shave pi ctum , 1 , „,, v i ew en d ~i 6 at No ss , W est s id e o f por e, were a , Impose a ,„„ of 17, , per quarter „ a the a sionh . l l: when numerous lists w ere formed by the General . • • tional reward shall be decreed the m . ' :1„,. ~ .e.e.? t • ;,,,,,,ne-enoate, from lets in the morning till Ten to night. fiteturiag and commercial clis•es , not to benefit the:quiet:l*er- ! Officers charged with this honourable mission ; brave , 64 2. [The same declaration and preAlffeoly..tothe * i v For time satisfaction of the Public, rod with a view to IA bat to enrich thelandhntrier. 'lt were to deprive th e oar 'el soldiers, distinguished by their services, have seconded prevent utbuppnfted assertions in anothe r quarter from obtain. , the necessaries to supply the other with the luxuries of life. garrison of Antibes.] • • . ' - • •.:, • , iit• former credit. the Pporietor of the above Picture 1i.., ex- S. That , from the number and r ectithility of the Petl- ' this movement. The number of volunteers increase ; , j , ti • ' 6 3. Marshal Mortiei, D.ulte of Tres - 100114 hthitkl th'e Minateof Motet! Above-mentitined, and other deice- '• the hope ; every instant ; otte 'compenY• alone Of the King's lions prep died last year, this Meeting had indulged up at. .to the respectable Editor of the Day and .Trateller , that all question a. to she Cara LIVII had been set at vest, aott•l House reckons already 1500 supernumeraries. • So i Marshal ono „• Duke • • averiteery have filled Id bf T de. Nrw.paperi, 'who grandionsly certified the truth or ilbos. that 110 Bill, so decidedly hostile to the expressed sentiments served well of their country, and shall have eisaticreal oilmen, io tliose ?ayes of the 22d of list month. ~___ • t t i ~ • .• .. , I . • • rewat • • • e ~ • .., , . •• . • in a moment the result of the appeal to the French - _, A NEW PATE 4T MAI", - ' • • •1 9. That if, under former circumstances, it was judged expo- .. "4. Phisions shall he given to soldiese - woonded, i t the Corn Bill the to aspect o f matters rest- honour.. GAi.ON ind' Co. have now to o ff er to the Public . ti r ''!. '0 reject . . prem. .is . . it This appeal is every where understood •• ', and the families of those killed fighting against Nape,. .it now infinitely mare sot for, While the landholders, 1 every where is answered with zeal: the safety o f n SILK. HAT.. combining every requisite a - Hat oreht eniamon with others, arc about to he relieved of the Property ' lion Bonaparte. i ,l , : r...! ~. . . - 1 1 the State will soon be the fi rst recompense of the nil_ ...___• •a. ii .1 te posse's; it has 'all the eppestraaer of th e (inert a d most : T ax, the commerc i al eien t nuoity, chiefly, nee snail to he sub- ! " s'. T he two ‘AtortlYsers ilea prov id e without detay r giro. heaver, A ripaolt lied, will 'wear. twice wiling, Jested in additional public hardens fur the liquidation of Na- , brave men who shall have devoted themselves to the for filling up the vatint places iss thiChemlser of Oen awl is Ilf , better suPPer which t tr"'"'" t o . °he last ;it w il l tionat fieht contracted dariug a war, ha I. W—C- 4 ° PM/ I ' 4llll Y : service of their King, and of every thing dear. to .treci armee its Allier, widen is . ine Oslo; beautiful his. k ; nor • • • i gottiesr"' •, • . • ' . ' ire confronted to raise the valve of lands to that unprecedented man. tie it- elms. If canto Air wee() years ;no Vrelnier * 114 .0" betel* which they now outiotalat.. • ' . t 1 1 The Chamber referred immedhelely the rontrnieleits. pre tiocie Hois t ; price 26, We are assured, that several foreign Ministers : . fiA fit IN OW Co. ttlanafactorers, 444, Stiard, corner •413..4- ' id. That PoitiOns to both Nowa ef ParlMreent.`qrphraelng ~ ,lisa • ' - HI, liersisi deiib•4lelibdeased airt•to'halKlng -4 e'SiVi - firidrinoTdritimt a•••• • • • fnot•A rect. . „.._ .. nt , „.. Abe *Okapi ieoptsint of th•me-Renetations.te th erefore rotated, i h ove s_.. t , , , . .. , , 0k 4 u , 11 .-wfiei . . tleyrimins ned nerarrs•Orlin Wish for superior h.cs, will end, %mi na , &I n v, i n b,,,Ab e 4 en d trn,,mitico,- that to the 1 with your Majesty, that we have traticmittecTiceounts , . 1 . •: • can-sit twit advantage to noticing this .Itivettkemeitt. . '' l 47toanoins to Limed Atelillsalti Ili:mitten, and that to the Lords to . 'lle Duke of Faerew(Genetal Clarke) CobniLet .to our Courts of what is passing in France; anti that. • •. .•. . .• i the !tight Hon. Lord Grenville. Ilubsbolliskidiest ot a the tinnie.—" It our-a mt. t wen . . • I ' l ll. 1.6.1 i tile Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Provost • to case this state of things should be prulonged, their.. t ., ;tio n t i di . mitilattli leavaionann time (said he) to oaf Magionstes. far their attention to the intere.t of the coin- ! reply Will be the entrance of.the troops of our Sore- ' ..._ prepare What 'Lilian to say. (rite Duke was. insA munitv in opposing any alteraiion in the Cnoi I,..its. and aim : reigns into France." far their readiness in granting the Committee libert y Within three da there have been than f t . ..vlrPted bY load ys more for t • . trOplrtuses,•mixed with cries of 'Vote 'hi,- meeeitir by public Advenweamut, and fur g iving call this •lc Rtri.)—l arh 'invested with the confidence of :the Howe to meet ill. i thousand voluntary enrolments, either for the King's King, w gad I Would deserve it as well as thet . oflthe That theme Resolution; he publish-A in the Glasgow Courier ! guard, or for the Royal volunteers. Almost all the, nation.. ii.tiliaarbittynyod nor eta. . There. was aide. And Chronicle Newspapers, and the Lnodon Maraing Post and . officers on half-pay at Paris hate made it a point of r eci t e, ...... •• . or tee trbepe in some points. A conigivaty Statewinti Newspapers. honour to inscribe themselves among the King's . long ptnttedieud of which the nest loss i» thenorth, guards. More than 500 peasants in the suburbs and ! long a once of theenemy of replier Go: the precincts have enrolled themselves under the 1 velment 'ile'..the Fritsch .. territory, The. traitor command of officers of the line. 1. Desnouptelts•elone or nearly so, meditated this base We are assured that General Dupont, with all. the revolt, which he wished to render 'general iatehe scoops of' his division, has set not from Tours to ar. „ garrisons of Picardy anti Flanders ;. but chancel - or rest the march of Bonaparte. Bit soldiers are tai. j , rather the hand of••Gord, placed at..Lilli f 'Martha( mated with the best spirit. . • ..f MOrtier, ,the Duke of Treviso, to defeat these plots. • l'lii the last moment - the•gerrisOu of Cambray *was 1 ignorant of theend to which the. traitor I)esnottottes conducted them. • Till 'the events of Fere shey ' suspected no treason. In general the troops off this north have shown a good spirit ; in geserat I Say 4 for i it is too much to speak with certainty.of every kid'. • victual, but 1 repeat il, tie are Sure of the mats:. - In the South there was treason et (4reitoble, impo• tence of resistance elsewhere: ACLyeiss, want of troops, but not of courage. -- TheePriuces• sfietwed energy. [The Doke here peld a tribute-to the Mill duct of Marshal Macdonald, and treated that Ille. i 0- 1 possibility of defending the brittge: , o - 6y0:400,15ta -1 from - the want of guns, &cc. liellid. Justict t4 - tha I nationatguards and urban cohstrtailin6 ailtieci.a soul titudwof curled. details, - along etheta - tie report of . • •Gen. Lyons.] I The Duke's communication was , reefred../co' Mk' bureaut. •. • -- • • • • •?" 4 .! s'4,o - ,(i ir is :.::. t. M. DEl.llofthti tiristirmad tniti efitp.as '.. seisldattio : ;Omit tiii her - Pre*/ stibmittedliSijiejAhstrot4fo , Eilwl ' Nnstitdtionst Charter . ..ls coofiditioni.t.iipireoirrege 0 ;the %nett the national, goirds, watt 11140tosititto%.* 4 f c . The Abbe MorratelibuitelOfehendrient tau tiertt of the diverii • wieitl • . . "lii , elettoteeli, en 1; theilittentii. ' • ": .'4 ,0 t, ,, "` '-' .- it s - - "ot:if,iiar sett.: v' :.• TheChainlier tiselititYduiwiedslekteieht f• -.. • - a 0 a) r.ternlT Fry-- ((LEK MLR 1.140 FIVE of POO GUI ES melt which will b • It a n;" ow:b. • iVist4ot atiluction, as mai at dials o. r BISII rettirlig his thanks to the Public' I• tarwochnnt fist kingdom fee their &anguished fatiouts, and ite"tng CONTRACTED .isith GOVERNMENT for dig •oolityt Lorr IK Y ht feels Pletnpre' to osinaincint tint fol 4 1.1%4 iichrse...which milady poperMl Srh attractive noel pe rste-dented no ell of THIRTY .TIIOI.ISIND POUND PRI Z Elt, iris nit *trilateral tribute of reopen to site Pettit, be kit Wads that the Five erizt-s of One Thousand. Guiocas each, than be pare ii GOLD sts soon as drown', with• lost any dettsilioh. !whether they arc sold in Ti,heis pr ',Wars, at either of his ithices 14n. 4. CEIR NH I lA.. or 9. (ALA RING-CROSS; or at any other there in the .K Ileum SCHEME. • 3—. Prizes of . 1 ...#9e.0(.1 .. are ...E60,000 3 :. .10.41041.. ' .4.100 ' 06 .5.450 A , MO 1,000 V • • 4 5lO - .9.-100 11 S . . .200 15 ~..100..... :1.5410 45 %a ....L950 9,00.1 —ls .16.10.1 ALEX. MANSON. Mr. Manson havine left the Clviir, it was unonimotedv re solved, that the Thanks of this Meeting be given to him for his eondtiet in the Chair. HINTA ON 'mu EFFICACY AND VIRTUES OF SO LOMON'S CELEBRATED CORDIAL HALM OF GI LEAD. MAO Titke rs. d 130,000 Fiesi..4c o wn AV;;O4.. is iii rereive...Cr.ooo More! Serwiii-diawn ► I.IIKA. will receive.. X204.11X.1 Mow! .E 10.0.0.. will crtei,e...eso.oou Mere! Jai* . hag Titter l'tizes B.f A'34.1.1100 each! TiAY. • ,' bib fil ak will receive LOW finiiros in (;old! 15111 Blank 'ill receive 1,003 ne s iodls is Crold! • 'SECOND DAY. •30th Blank, will rereire 1,1100 Guineas in flokl! . • 20th Blank will receive 1,0311 Guilicas in Cold ! — loila • Blank *ill reoreive LAM Daiwa. in Gold!. ,Br iati Drawing the 511) of Api il. T.rkets - nrwi Shares' are Mrs . no Sole 'by RPM. the Can- Ic'clor, at 4, 6.1.11:11, or 9, Cl•aritig-eriteB, who said the two 1..'! £110,00) Prose., avid fifteen Capital i'rises hi the hit I,llrty. • THIS iiiestimnble• Medicine hoeing risen in re rule mike very pinnacle of it i. now u n iversally resorted to for in h. &eh nod benlik-re.tor int unalit;es in rases of weak/01r nod rittroriatiott. Stone, lie' laws, unacquainted with Dv, vighies, on+ tmvitig penned stud intere-ing •• Guide to Health" (*shirk bet few indeed). outs i be Induced t* .u.k, what is she Bolin of Gilead lit. for f—What complaint sloth care—rte answer lhi It will ite necessary to . . CHAMBER. OF DEPUTIES. MAncn IS. ' • 'A CARD. QUACKERY NOT ONLY INJURES BUT DESTROYS THOUSANDS. Surerior Advice ie of ispoutince in the Afflittud. and CO. Surgeons, Members of dm . its.%4 coireci of .Loudon OM Edinburgh. offer Si) years' xtettexe plartire, to utiaue In direct their stodge. tri the cure of a Vermin Comploint in all il4 and those debilities pr.n. duced by juvenile indiscretions, long residence in loot climates, &e. Ate. w hirl., if isotlinsely reasedied;•dertulge Cif system,. and shortest life. Micht and rriesa cags Of infection are, by their . preolicr sleds% effremilly cured in .a few 'days; ,and they ,pnetiesslorly huh the ancoliint of those who b lye attempted the cure t hem telxe...lor wills Mice brew at unfhrterinte as 6 . 1* Mave as blind and 11151 coliddenee in, torn ignortun of sit important a Manch of the Infitem•iuu, whin inlproper treatment not mai frequently de titit's the vital spark, litit.'eattoes Eniptians on the head, faces 514 body, wire e,)es, .sptiuth, and now, yertbro, noise in the ears, suellings in the iicelc, ulcerated s.we t hroat, r strirtnr,s, "Pliniite glees, nodes on the skin Wales, itocturanl pains in the head and limbs (too freqttently mistaken for rhedmatisml, ex treme wenkticso do the knees. and swelled uncles, mall ut length db , psy ensues, w itii n gem ral debility rind decay of the comti- Labia all arising' Aden ibis dteadful disease lnrking in the ha bi t , the : itnyroper , use of mercury, and ,whieh,,,s)ini.tom. Ere appear years after. nod too often embitters the matri monial state. • • • leters- Cqnper and Cst,'sesperlence in the above disorders. air unparalleled. Are Consulted daily front Ten till Eight, by. till Links of people; at by letter, slating their rase, L oge, mode of &c. (encl..sing a remittance), when me/limes, mid 1. , r ht.., advice. will be 'eat to any part of 'Whiten a n d etacidry . "eel. MeArs. Copper aid Co.. Surgeons, Charlotte-house, Circa t Charlotte -street, Mackfriari-road: Lond..n ;' but no Letters are mawered which do not contain a consulting Fee. N• B. The Piled and Fistula are by them cored without cut •. 4 Advice gratis, no.lrewday, Thursday, and Sunday Morn -1 ~ tow /tight till Twelve. .• At noon the Deputies met in a Secret Committee. The Lieutenant-General DestoustmEAux made a proposition respecting the means of assuring the sol diers the whole of their pay.' He also wished that the pay should be discharged, not quarterly, but by the month. The Chamber requested M. Desfourneaux to give his projet to the Minister of War.. At three o'clock the sitting became public. The Ministerial Bench was occupied by M. L'Abbe Mon tesquiou, Minister of the' Interior ; M. the. Baron Louis, Minister of Finance; Count Beugnot, Mi nister of Marine ; and M. Dandre, Minister of Po. lice. .. .. The PRESIDENT, on opening the Sitting, adverted to the grave nature of the communications which hid been made to them yesterday by the Ministers.— " You will wait," said he, " till the Ministers of his Majesty, this day seconding the wishes, the et. pression of which they have beard, will propose the means of your testifying the gratitude of the nation to the King—to the army faithful to the King—to the country—and to its illustrious chiefs—the sup porters of the Monarchy and liberty. Such is tho Order of the Day." • A Petition from the Students of Law was rPfla,, praying to be allowed to march in defence of their' King and country—it was hooourably reccirodo referred to the Government. • _ ‘•-• . • ...- iiiiv.ia" s i t ii. l .6;:ktr4tif . .': . .. • ~,. , r.i .. . • - ••••••;'-.. '• • V . - . • . ' ''... : 37 . ... i • . thecolfortneertlif . I. lkP ftoth — lt . '''''ilarr • dal Noblemaa now in Paris:— :"'' ' . . • ' -.:. • • , • • i„,._ ___., _„, , 64 hi Alice At. -..L: I. Pe eztillornass event of the listrieWasiyi **joltyri/M ? .40f t , been tilatle ]mown &o' the .'00611h• et Eitit i iii. nskteivtl it ink* tif , wthe at ti*,.aqtd% i'tkiritst a ks onit iciter into sod yvyticitiers Ws. 04 , - terit.tte .o ribes. 'try er. • rotiotiV opihidtt Width the i'epeesigittlttioik the Ali .ll6'tei ine iiCelisibn. 'The ei rr ii instances' or, escape ttre,• I believe; ierk•lttedrittitiliven le the l ifuriitcar. It appears thatVitorphell wts ..dlisenei- Shit botch the • Aboukir and: 1 , IPrebt i oft , iree4el . itypotirtad to watch hi*, 'Wire WoOn'ttie siveittion to 'prevent hii ern betketiOn.. It 'sheet thilt he hid* litteptditriti brig, and three or fo.Oi• filOtink:. Titer fleet. , wei observed . is*iolit einok,lut it Wskitot km*. that-he Was na . botil l • '.. ''''... .. ;- . • -.-- • „,.....„ '4 OWStl!4ay eve ' alag fiat (the 56); a Courier ar. tived . Orc r iapahicitslhat hi hekatctod • " hii taint , - • i • s • . , . !... The Abbe hlcircrosoutou then rose and said, that! conformably to the orders of the King, he came to give an account of the state of his department:— . From the first moment (said he) of the iiggression of. Bonaparte, the National Guards have shown the firmest devotedness. The Prefect of the Var gave the signal of the prudent and firm resistance, which the Local Authorities have opposed to the Usurper. The other departments of the South may have been sur prised, but not subjugated. The Lyonnais has been invaded; but the Citizens of Lyons shoWed their wonted energy. From the Cote d'or to the Calvados, from the Loire to the Rhine, all the DepartMents have poured in Addresses, assuring the King of their fidelity and devotion to him.. if among the heroes who have borne the French glory from pole to pole; some insulated unfaithfgl. ones are found, a small number of triiitors cannot sully the purity of the French honour. All Frenrk. soldiers will monist at their posts and avenge their, ./ - .r%,.. . " - frultitip tht Ntirear In Nature." Let those who tire ntil.rted in the following ntaniter reflect on the cate.e I 1131 itrodme!•tti z uele Ittorock upon the •• a holnoote au 'with--and powers of lite :"--ili-mticred stomach, dry cough, weakness in the voier. hoor.ene-.. shortness of hreath upon the least exeirise, nod relaxation of the whole ty.tem. Those of dieted with paleness, languor of the eyes, weakness of sight or memory, should take tvne tet. enisitter Linnteues ndvire. that " voilth . is the important period for forming a robust constitu te'''';' mid that " nothing is to be dreaded so notch as prema ture VIM'S." The founttatioo of a happy old age is a good coo 'lllusion in yowl]; temperance and moderation at that age are passpotts to hoppv old sire. Nothing can be better described Carta the words ollodarnstroug " For wnut of timely care Million have died of medicable wounds." For such int 'Woe, then, this healing Ruin is suitable. pitting" stilled under the ca tneleon appellation of Nernst's and , .Comomptivi nre its proper climes—die one it w ill eradicate, the other will he cure.) by its influence. The Balm of Gilead has produced taose•goorl in thi. country than any medicine sitter die boom titbit of a Mat eria Metlica. It enriche-the blood with out litthatine it' hraces without stimulating too violently the orevous system ; hers and disburtheas the viscera and other ins portant Pr.rAlis ; resolves obstructions, and throws oil viscid strum liumours ; strengthens the general habit, and brings hack the uttutular fibre* to their natural and henltt.y tone; as it is calculated •to produce, in a consider:title degree, all or nay of **cot Ito it Mtht• under rerinin modifications and re seri be equally adapted fur the cure of every species of decay.' This medicine has been ourommonly oteee.sful with young people. who have the appearance and air of old age ; who are pith. efichusitate, benumbed, stupid, and even imbeeile ; whose bodies ore !armor brut, who,e lees are no longer able to carry them; vs ho have an utter distaste for every thing, or are totally incapacitated. Where tht stomach is frequently disordered the body is weakened ; puttee's, bodily decay, and ernaelatios sauced, and the eyes sink into the head. The Cordial Balm of (Ideal, in bottles, price lla. each, ise four iu one family bottle s.tr 3s. by which one Ils. bottle Is saved, duty included. With each bottle' is given a copious Rill of Directions, containing select illu4rateems of the efficacy of these medicines, t\e fluvetitment label er stamp of which has the word. t, Sand. Solomon. Liverpool," engraven in its official impression, and is uniformly pasted ou the cork of each bottle. All others are counterfeits. • 'gold by gunnel Leith. No. 18, Strand ; Sutton and. Co. (late Dory .and•Bott.i.a), flaw Church-, ard ; Bacon nod Co. ;150, 01,,nms.ortft, Brodie and Ilowding, Salisbury ; A. teeirtimer, North-hridge, Edinheren Martin Keene. No. 6, College-green ;at °amities. Ni'. Parliament-street' and Of Mes s 17. Newbeivand Silos, Dahlia; and tither Medi clue Venders * liturcTe and America. . •.• Dr. lialognon, when consulted, experts his usual fee of par live/lon slid, letters should, for safety, be thus, girected— " :donee Lean. Dr. S'elemoo, ciarad-bOuset twat Liver peal. Pa iddefittlel 6t fated"' • f .„ CORN LAWS. I 1 11 • ". - -f-LI . ii :jj I . :‘ ~. e•• . ' .:;`.• . . t • 1. 1 • 7 * .y . .. . . , r f l i, . ... i • ~`, to est rtl dg In. Eme by is. gi* )r. Rd the /tr. re nt Lod b. on! er. lar er ng $e