The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-25 00:00:00

• .. fireiee--,7,,,,,,,„,,, „,,.., .. . .. , , .1. -. ~-..-. ...., ... . . _ ~... ... .. er ell i• - • . - . .. • J ti 4 i‘ llo . • ...' ."' . GW I . .'• 1 r ' % . 4 + . . r 0 . dli. 1 # - . 7' • a •:, * S 1 it/radtk i 1/)'. • • s ' ....." ' • / ' ' - / • -% . . • \... e (VG' ltatteti(k •/ • . A .,,, 1 : , ~ ,1 •.‘" 11 7 41/11 116 7 . • ' A • I l ' \ . ' ' 1 r • a . • r e . \ • . • - i / e i it c L eonttti'.i • • _ . . . . ''EMBER 25, 1815. - . . ... - • _ No. 3056.. • LONDON, 84 . rtlitapif t r " r . P RICE 't de --- - . „ —_ 4. The Casts for sate* Il.dreip .. M thelklut, awl 1 ~eerier died en fer asoly n ot f e o ' 1." 17-- gliarm.""..111"=11;4122;16121111111111122111111111 111gaa""nn' „,..„,4, ---iti--",:---..--"„„1- 2 ,4-........-.......-:__ri..--......,,...„ m i.„ 1 . .. - ••• ••• . . . 'ir r i• t. AO i ..r. sirlili.V•LANK. TO THE ADMIRERS OF GLOSSY Boors. • . STATE PAPERS. fp II IS present EVENING', Nov. 25 their . Lxoillta Milt otvri.ExtrN, P . I activation', all the places named its Article 5 of the hlwiessies' Senoras ,sill ;merlon ' T. BEG leave most respectfully to recommend So .. -...e...-. l priiiiirisl Treaty, in the same 'state' in which 'het 1. The Vow c•snwrdv, rolled -11 you the use of my Invaluable Composition of JAPAN THE TREATIES Wit's FRENC,E. I fohnd' them, withnut; however, bei • rig soes'erehlrl WHERE'TO FIND A FRIEND. BLACKING, which p reservers and softens the Leather, sod -- . ' for theon A "ipidatlon s caused by time, tibia the Ft encli - imparts the most beaetiful jet black ever beheld ; woe& cannot , CONVENAION • The Chemetembv Mr. kinibeek. Mr. &wiry. Mr. nowt's', set forth its just praise, nor its transeeodttot Qualities be truly ' Government has not prevented by the nehessary rel. .. .-• 14 ,...10„„,,, 0 p, Mr. °sherry, Mr. Bolen. Mr. Coveney, Mr. known, hut by experience. CONCERIIIEG TUE OCCUPATION OF A itItITAItT LINE pas. . ~.. Et.....th ; Mrs. /} , v1•091. 31i , 9 Rolle. Mrs. Sparks, Mrs. , elf• Ladies will find by the rontinu-d use of this eminently I • ' ' IN PRANCE. . , it giAti S v F E C T o ci ii? ri s f ::: u st m e p O tro t.4Vh s 'A r T T lO n i ;iet . ' At ' ''' .. 44 Scott. In Act 111. 0 Song by Mr. Johnstone. The Prologue superior Blacking, that their Half Boots end- Walking Shoes ' ! 1. m r _s...on of the Army, and choice of . r i r o 'l7 lc • ti be spokes by Mr. Powell, and the Epilogoe by Miss Kay. will he kept roll and pliable, and resist damp, with the ek- 1 Art . Co nin ki• • . After which a New Ballet. ratted gawks of a brilliant lustre. 1 its 2 C . ° Th in" : a F n r d e e n r e s h . furnish it with fire, eaadlo.l.otig . ing, i CALEDONIAN LAURELS. A sineie Bottle my be had, as specimen, at my Manufactory Art. 1. The 7E )0 n j i N il p li c o m rs; t a i"t re . to l be ' pa - Id, day.lif • 1 T,, which will he -ntdel, and by the principal Boatmakers. Oilmen, and Perfumers, n; ' and forage, in kind. However ihe . por- • j WHO 'S WHO ? till the great towns in the kitigilline-L hove the li o l rto bes • P rer itit ) ues • which are to be delivered accord * to' a fi xed day, in ilea l pre portions, in the course of the Atra Ladies and Getnt e men , your mord ohediend rind humble S. rusts, .liens Or, THE DOUBLE IMPOSTURE. RICHARD TURNER.. larif, are not to exceed 4,00 1 000 . end thW'reiliites not years, by bont of .on the French Treasury, pa,able•te Tar Doors to be *lime at half post avo o'clock. to to. - No . 114, Leodow- rend . B ' ll °in", .. • e lh RI half oast six. Nov. 1, 1813. iO,OOO. For pa y, equipments, clothing, slid other bear er- . • • • .. - g o . „ is.; Second Price Sn• Pit. 91. 6d. ; Second 4. The Treao Jr delivers imnierliateiplo the Alo on ce , 9 1 Lower Gallery. Second Price, IL-Upper • Agents at Leicester . . j.s.ifivied sealim4 • ". il l i eebbli tly ; 4119 bet thi the G . anent is to pey 50 millionsan- 6,4.,,,, 6.1 -Seems( Price. ed. Thompson,, in order to assist France as • lied Powers ll i bone len-gagemen 3 : l ' 6 f 443 41 ' 3d ,_, 11 millions each, • making together tit...principal truntilm uch as possible, w I be content with 30 millions Wittiamt, Simpson, 700 millions, pt iyable, the first.on thei3lst of•lielsreVf Haines, Howse, tor the first year, on condition that the deficiency CHKATRIPeRifYAL, COVENT GARURN. Mantling, Wheeler, r . 4 T4 l l. Prignat -EVPIIING, Nov. OS, wiii Bates. I Lewitt, - - 1b• Paid la tama,fellowieg years. , . t l o B ( l . 6 . ; r tite mo s n e t c h r: . sid the 41st of ../ttly , - and s 2 .j igaq*,_ he tteroserneA.. Clayton. Webster, France provides for the keeping on of the for. k J , UE, GAMFSTER. .winnme, - Ward, dications, as well as of the buildings belonging to 3 in th e 11 meth Peecediwg the ( nor Montt' tl‘ Parsons. Barfnot, which a bond its payable, this bond will he Abritiod the civil and military administntidn, and for the IlswileY,Mr..ll yang; Mrs. Beverley), Miss O'Neill. WArthur, Butler, - . ln which will he added. Noakes, I Elton. provisioning of the fortresses in the occupation o f t h e by the French Treasury into lons, •payable'to heartie THE FOREST OF BONDY ; Pieknrd, Hurtuo. Allies. The furnishing Of what is necessary for these day of the at Paris, in et itial portions ( r em toe firs.- to 001441 • "its. VIIE DOG OF MONTARGIS. Metcalf, And ma he had of one or more Shopkeepers in nil the great • i purposes, in which the maxims of the French mili- Nandi', Centres. .fr ore months. Thus g. g. (lie Unnris•aft Tannin the KitsKdour. ' ; testy administration ere observed , is made upon the 46 " mi l l i '? ins, due on the 3110. et March , 1818 s Mill be excite aged its November, 1815, for ouch boos Places for the Regal la be taken of Mr. f peados, at the Ladies' Bunts, by the use of this Blacking, will esperienee application of the Allied Armies to the French Go- . los•ntace, litatotreet, from tea till fora. a Inure aud Jet black sequel to varnish; snares e.ion o set forth '''sr'• l e - ; Serene ,_ _Prise ss• 6 o• - s e fti„?_• 64 ; ; S,,,eewoll its)ust praise, our its transcendaut qualities be truly known but j werninent, which has to arrange with them the means payable in e goal sums from the Ist of D....embers p ito ., 2..-Lower Gallery, M. $ Second P ri c e , le.-- U pper by. e x p e r i en c e , . f prov i ding for supplies and works iee - .., is.: Second Price. U. by Shopkeepers may be supplied wish this i a these u a man. ; IEIS, to Ni arch 31, 1810. The Same ill to liii timie t Priyi:te Ros may he had alertly, no application to Mr.j with the bet .d becoming due on Jely 31, 1816, &n. Blacking, in Sixpenny, Shilling, nod Eighteeippeinay Bottles. ; nor suitable to both parties. it.od is , at the tins - attire. by addermiog their eartheamb to she Warebouve, where agitate . 4. According to the 51h Article of the pr inci pa l w every For that h ich is to be paid day, there wilt - . . Bottle my be had as asnmple ; or by applying thriough use me-I,aernvent.t . not be ; ton, the line to be occupied by the Allied ' g ive " 111 sin g l e bon • but severe! co upoWiLlt CAPE MADEIRA . WINES BROUGHT TO PERFEG• Coal of the Wholesale Houses. TIoN. ! troops extends along the frontiers which di v id e th e 1000, 2000 : . 5000, 10,000, and 20,000 frames, aake frifF COMMERCIAL-BALL WINE COM. <2 . 0 02 , 0 d0 Deplitments of the Pas de Calais, the North, the ing togethes the sum due each •day. 1 PA tale are happy in have ii in their power to lay, that 1 Ardeuites, the Meese, the Moselle, the Lower Rhine 1 4. Of tls roe bons, ntemore thensifty millions *bell ~ bein circul stion at one time, in -order to prevent Bs May ant have Cape Madeira Wien at glee per Dowell, which We . 114, Loidoe- roue, Soithwark, i will the Upper Rhine, from lbe interior of France. rester acre • ulatioo. sore:olv gem/. Wines. and bag •leave to Winn th eir cos- Nov. lb, 1813. ; It is fruitier *greed that (sinless particular reasons 'eras o f a g that. and the Pablic in general, that the article they now sell• N. B. Ask for Turner's Blackbig.. iosisdls dillbresit tu any beesre sold, pod that the quality here . I ahould, with the consent of both parties, cause an al- ; 5. Franc •e has no in terest to pay for the delay or dose is nasty Wry hisd.of them a era ti on I . be made at • the followin districts and ter. five years 4 ranted for the payment. as. le, SLIIIINER.STR F: ET. lad SID, 04FORD- TTNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING at the i ) g STREET; i ritories shall not be occupied either by Allied or 6. For I , he security of the regularity of these pay. - Orl V../ SARACEN'S }LEAD INN, -snow hill. fins 'hate he Agente, in 'Non and Country, who te'l nwas Li-ides nod one : French troops. In the department of the Somme mints, • Fre nce gives the Allies an annuity (Route) i es:lonely for the Gomaserrittl-Hall Wine Company. r From London to York only Two Gil the whole country northwards of that river from, • of seven mi . Mims on a capital of 140 millions in the Guinea Outside ; in proportion to Edinburgh and all parts of . . the North : I Ilam, to its falling into the sea ; in the department Grand Livr' e. This annuity is in case of treed te F ASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, Prom L o ndon to Weymouth One Guinea Inside and Fit eten i the Aisne, the districts of 'St. Q ooot i o, v erv i o, cover what i. s not redesnned by -the FrenCli Govern+ ornately iiill4lll al NO. 19, Sherrard-street. Golden- Shillings Ontside.-Foar•laside Coaches, the . best Horses, of ewe, to Ladies end Gentlemen of any age, who have never and keep gond time ; and Laon ;in the department of the Marne, those ment, in °re s er, at the sold of each half year, in thi Irma that accomplishment, or who have not the modern By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. of Rheims, St. Menehaud and Vitry ; in the depart- manner belcrio-mentions id, to bring the payments id sylc , equilibrium rt , ith the ex; iiratioa of the fiends. Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching is erpres4y studied for meat of the Upper Marne, tit. Dizier, and Joinv'lle • thoe to whom it ban object in ucoutre easily that fashionable The followiog.Post Coaches , Mail Coaches, &c. set out from i , 7.The Resetes are larch bed in the names of the per.. I in the department of the Meurthe, Tool, Dienze, evosise for settee) society, expecliiinoply, privately, a nd i n a the Bw:teen's read Ito. , Snow-hill:- syerior style of grace and elegnoce. Those who do nut want The WATERLOO New Light Four-inside Gooch to toed*. I Saarberg, and Blamont ;in the department ;of the sons to be poi need out Is!t the Allies, tosibrim, hoes riv.iu. leaching, . L ,. l ean „ „, a „„„n „ pmer, w i t h a „ ape ". Ilalifax,.Brodfind, and all parts of . the Notih, , sets out tit Two , Vestige, those of St. Dies; Broveres, and Premere- ever, the Jose riptions cat. not be delivered,. except le • Clo.:k in the Afternoon, und arrives at t le (I Attest lain, Inn, : ethics of pupils, oo the public teaching evening. - in the department of the Upper Saone, the the case below -meetinnee ( t . Tho Allies also reserve to ..A Professors of Don tioight the most elegant fancy Dances, Leeds, met Eveniog at Six ,i Cluck, through Stamford, Gran- ! MOW ; Mid all the superior arts of the Profemian. them, Newark, and D..nenster. This Coach is intended mac- : ac r id of I...eere; in the department of the Doubs, have the inscriptions Ira tisferred tq Atisptaantes as, A cowandote the Towns of Leeds, II &fox. Braden& ~.,d Vi l a. , . •..! The Salrerrption Assemblies me every Friday.often as they please. • nity. It will leave. Leeds at Three o'Cbselt in ilYe Afierit 1•11 t. ' that of St . Hypolite. 'l'he King of France may bate i t • , Passengers may conveniently rook to Leeds from these Places, ! kanisorit in the towns which lie in the territory oc- 8. The inscriptions wi il be depotifed . with 'one (ILTicssay injures and destroys thousands.- and be in London early the Next I:vetting. • I copied by the Mlles, the strength of which garrisons Cashier appointed by.tbe ;Allies, and tine appaiuteil y mtiOiCA L LIOARD.-Dr. COOPER. with three The UNION New t.OIIIIIAMPTON.I.yrniatodn. Wi . hod Is follows :-In Coiaix 1000 men • Grave- bo woos experience in Soietures. Fistulas. and ' chaser. and Busingstree ft. or .y os id e ellen, as Ei g ht ~, C l,,e . Wlllll -, t by France. liA•i'•Wit, . eta Al F. 0 It.:Al: BOERW its Cheri *who Mswreag. arrinettit the lii..!..ege iina'StwiftliWppill .j _ha i la 4 fidol Verret-we-4x (yi n " : fteo .. B t o une . A mixed Committer • isipaelsb, nwilaboeftida-- ..iril .s . .... I ._ 9 ~... • lime Haste, simploif; Itowittod Hill's Chapel, for the port i on e/Cluek. This is a tam' deliKhtlol corrernilee so hie - • • of relirr•e al! - reeks of people, who are cored onto's. saliva.. Wight, Jersey , Guermey, St. hialors, !)sure di Gime, Cher- I i anal re", 500 i Us ( te - ri ' r -415( ii‘ An d ros 256 i. 41"1"4"wast k i te to 300 . St. !by the Allies, and half by Franey.), examines" , i ... .„ ti , li or rosifireoent. The limitation. tiding the anemia° nf throe burgh, arc. Acre, 600; Arras, 1000 • Boulogne, 2 • 112 ' . nays ottempied she core, or who have commised illiterate TRAVELLING FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL, : Venattd, 300; Lille 3000; Dunkirk and its forts I six months the state of the payments, and *taloa s' ") yr.-owlets, st kilo. improper tnentmeot have nut oat, nursed IN TWENTY NINE 1101.1tS. i 1000, Dourly and Le , Looehe, 1000; Verdun, 500; balance. . . . . ' • ' tr " but have r at ell " 110 " on the head, race, and Tbe UMPIRE, a new Liverpool Light Coach only one night , he s ,. goo n , ; ~,,„,,,_,._ The rerleemed bons Rime, once the payments ; the k, Ids, ..landolvt swelliegs iw the neek. nommen' pales in the Weissemberg, 150; en the read, ear'ri.o. Four 1 tx - ido nod Four Ou ts id e sets ing "'"'" "-- , - "'"'''"'''Ss 200 ; h- et and limbs (fremsently mistaken for rheumatism), arising bons not ellen presented to tthe French Treasury htZ from the Saracen ' s Hem( Inn, Snow-hill, Loattmr, evecv day at Petite Pierre, 100 ; Strasborgh, 3000; Schlittstadt f s s dreadful disente lurking in the habit, or the Improper 1000 N ew B long to the following halanf r.. Those, last)}' , which , Owe is'Clock, at rise, It Liver p ol hest ..ftertinon at St ; itTI .eks ; Breach and Fort Monier, 1100; 13e. ' r . of .1 rifler,- through Donsiale, WortYinTn, Latilliiiry. N••rhaln to i. Wel- M. o . troPER no 4 Co. owe consulted by either vs.fort, 1000. It 1,, however, agreed, that the materiel haveeXpirird, and have beau presented, but not paid, ford, Lutterworth, 11:ocklev. Allier tone, Litcherft, Stone, .. s, i r •m ' 44. " 111 II ei g ht ' r e.Ciliel ; end give a trice gran-, Hmtely Newcastle, Koni•tor,i, Wneringlon, an d P resents. 1 of the en • and • I de grneer arte ery pertrnents, and lite indicate tlie smear, and the suns of inscriptions new a tits...dn., T.:o. ?day, and aunday morality., from seven sill UXI4 I ItIDGE. 11-ties. lien, Sunt;bwell and Acton. New , lams not properly belonging to these places, shall be cessary at ording to the current course of exchange, lime Post Coarh. every Alteration. to c ove r t e deficienc y. As soon as (kis operation is A titivate Attar round the corner. W EY MOUTH Unison Conch. carries Four Insides, throueh removed from them to other places at the option of . ..• Dorchester. IiI•oulford. Siolistoirs. and Alit,.ver, eery after- the French Gover nmen t, w hich Mora, however, lie finished, unpaid bone Will be returned to the . 111 • liNts ON THE EFFIcACT ANU irtitriti.:is it (...• s. s. loon arrives al the Crown Inn, Wesnsoutlt resit Forenoon; ; • without the lines occupied by the Allied troops, and French mmissioner, arid the mixed Cotrimittee ‘.' Loo.ON'S CBLEISRA rho CORDIAL IIALM or to- the • Park-is sal .in \V.-dn.-Any :Ind Saturday Anerlws,,s, at • • ieritib.deliver out the gum fixed. le A 11. Five, to tiliernoiy • :aid Jerses Clierh. , urg and St. \1 elan,..- t without the line not occupied by troops of either !hen art }! - . ... 6 Tins inestimable Medicine haring risen in re. The road from Chertiurgo to ' Pares, is she to..t deiiglnful and party. If th ' e Commander in Chief is informed of a The latter • . •euthorisedand bound to deliver it • PIM' to In. ye-rV pinsw.cle of tome, it is now umeersall . Ille n ett „,e4 l , h , •st in ,, Fta r re • ~,_ ~ eh Stilton, and Hunting. Visitation of these 'arrangements, be makes a remon- , .. o 4 ~ to the . C • lelioneira of the Allied Powers, who Wooed to for it , - Isimign and healtharestrwing quidit'es in cants ~,.'4, 1 3 1 ; ',.4 ,5 'pe r , , a-rtlra'ir C oac h ,- sbettib rnti .w.t ever , s Ever:ine. (.; •Itio ' 'trance to the French Government, which promises then ars i se weakness and emoriatein. Sonte, perhaps, anon paint , 11:7 e, m... , 010 1 0 Syi:v..., Luso*. , ;rinwv.alai ffull. gain such case immediately to soei is: vouresy avenlinvismoreasseri Ant imereatec - Guide I. " 1.1 , g i tli pay dee attention to it. As the above places are lii '' . ER. PSyntootit Weyeeetth. Dorchester, Firommile,',. - ' deliver to e cashiers In account in inscriptions ' Bet:lts” (.4 Inch must hr "oat few indeed). r is. •at present without garrisons, the French Government tot, tram is the Rahn of Ci!e•,l At for?-what r Ibe i f ti t ae ‘o ll te .. D.;;;;;;;;Clk, ii,4 9:14;1. , .:r t y, New Po-i Colson, carries Fool' 1 enroproilll nolo s i d es, every Mt:ruing ot S even o 'cl oc k , t h roug h 144" it .u. A x may send-thither the stipulated number of troops es e q ual 141-- "lejiae'delivered by them, so that the stioe-To answer this it will he necessary to. . Illiikiler, Ilri.lport. Bluntlfoell, Basiagsoike, and Ragshin. " Hold up the Mirror to Notate." Soots it plear•et, first however informing the Coot- atinutty in rticie "6 nifty be always complete. BATH :snd BR IS.IOI, Flying Pon Catches, titiotigh Chips let these who are adhered in the following manner reflect no aen h am , Color, lint At;ii.p)orou g n every Afternoon; -irrire 0 mender in Chief. 11. For these bons the payment of whirls is not Defuse skit produced sock havark spot site •" wholes 1111 l eto Si r. m vi i., the n ees ,h„,,, T l i nn , if s ih, ~,,d t he L ou d en 'r ave rs. • made when due, by the faults of France, it pays '5 smite, and pose,. of life t"-desordered stoninch , dry roligli, 5. The military command in the whole extent of Thomas: . sire ' et, Bristol, next hLanitg.--Costehes to M e lts, per cent. interest per annum, reckoning from the dot r o„, is the voice , hoes:settees. shortness of breath noon the B r i t i c ,„,„ rer , T a „„ t ,„ 4 i; „ ter , s o .. I the departments through which peeses the military Irn4 e ' vercise, and relistntion ..f the whole svotetn. Thaw of LEEI/S New Liiiht Co.ivii called, TS,' Rockingham, sets : line formed by Dm Allied troops, oe' longs to the Com. of their becoming due. • l i a ir " with Paleness. l'lng'llr of flu' oyes, we.tkll"§ of tight or lair every Morning-Tit ls,i'if.i . isis:t , Seven ..'Clack; ea, rie:s FOU . ! ,' mender in Chief of the Allies. The pt aces mentiotied i 12. When the first 600 millto n i ere paid, the NP. Ilinc..iy, sq. at tat s tom- In Comider 'Li/amt.:4 advice, Mot i su id ei , wi l y . an d 49 e. re.:.sit Komi , e:isy, w it h ii %mud wrongs- ' in order to hasten the claseof the account, wills " yearn is ihe impost:int period for forming a robots, eintstitii- ant. Pas throuett tilt -sit, Newark, lz.vtford„ notwaster i ill Article 4, are to be garrisoned by trench troops, . lies, i kin," and ,bas " n.it i , i. r. ss to he tiintsded oo much m• Prem , ' and Ferry tiri,lize,to she GAtien Lim), Leeds, ' , ell Morni.f - . to g ether with a ra yo n o f 1000 teises a ikkel excepted !if agreeable to France, take Lite annuity (Ronk() tweeter... 4 " The found.ition of 1 happy old age is n good eine• NolWilillitiitkiii< the usteottr;,na expedition of this Conch, it is ' from this military command. p. , fixed in Art. 6, at the course of exchaege then tee. wise,* to sisaths temp.-tango lord tn...... , Art,titan Ist that Iry are 41„,„,. ( 1 to ! se t h w ujim ar , rita hl e h p t cuenolete Public Carney- • r•if.i. , A.l.. happy oil Roe. Nutitiug ram or better described race on the North Rinsd,'hein k unetin:illed iu Accoarnottlatiow I , 6. The Civil Administrative Justice, lotving o f . rent, to the atintint of the arrest of the 700 millionc uss the worth 11 Araistronz b y h a y other. I taxes remain in the hands of the French Govern- so that France still only have to pay what ditTereviAt ------•• For want of timely care GILAI3(iOW, Lon awn , Greera.Green, Ammo, Dumfries. • there may be. -- t Measles have died of medicable wounds.* Brownliiii, Thornhill. Snuuuhar-Nita, Comnock, Ktogeoell, I ment. The same is the case with the Customs.- ; For meh J., these, then, this herlirre 11,1 w is otitahle. Conse a n d o il parts of Seothent, Cairene -do its C. Mei ( Dnily ). 13. If this is not agreeable to• France, the pay- . They remain in their present state, and the Com- pete. eller inererhe cametemt nopell.ition or N. . and : YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new C4Plidgii perf , rmell . m d of t h e All ied t ment of the other 100 millions will he made in the I swiene.itive are its proper clinntx-the line i t will eradtrale. w ith a Guard t....Leougliout, sets nos every Morin gat ball•o41.1 liners Footle not only o obeli. put n ..- the Mixer will Pietism! by its ittguence. l'ht Hahn of Caked Six o'Clock, by way ut Seseark, Reiferd, Iddcaner, onr- ties in the way of their officers; but, in case of need, manner stipulated in Artfeles 4,3, 4, and 5.• Aftek .... kis " p Marco more good in t hi, couatry than any medicine settee I: .41,1100, Morin:Merton, 1/11f.aita, Sfortielli, rind Rens irk.- lend them assistance. • : the discharge of the whole 700 millions, France re. I Ilie fisioiatiolii of a/emeriti At Mica. It etteichr the blood wish- Passenoers !Indio- , theaa.ehes fatigued (nun the )co a tis 41, the ' . ceives the inscriptions basic ow wit] totine ➢ it ; braces willtioit 'Minidrama ton violently the ) ,,,,,.„ y " . may ft .:, wa „ r site they ply„... soul then vex . - red us ! 7. To prevent all abuses in respect of the Cu,.. °Prom- •yste...s frees and dishorthens the viscera and WIWI id"' without any addithinal fare, to the Black Sam Ina. Cane,. Aorta, the clothes, Ste. for the troops shall not be : 14 . The French Government engages, besides the I'n;un rite - ; rre.tves 01141rue:ion% and throws off viscid street, yorl:, Co:wises to Sioaderland, Hull, Searo n roi*), ' - ls r :: . ••:e • unoinrs I orongilkne the general habit, clod WIWI SACS Whitby, sue now ohces.. i im p orted , except p r o v ide d with certincates origin, noi•colar Woes 1., their lifillir.ll and betilthy toot; it b wo , ep.: ,. .t.,1.A to produce, in a emoitlrrahle degree, all or any E ven i ng . 4110 Commander of the Corps to the General in Chief, parate Conventions with the several Vow eri arid thlitr e u i s n l r t7 eff..:cts, so it most, under eertaill mottinentioneand icAstLisLE, Penrith, and Whitellaven. Post Cmaeh. with' ; 'on, or equally adapted far the cure of every specie* of 4 Guard oil the wity. Popes through Ilrou i gb, Appleby, .„, _ who on Isis side gives information to the Custom-house Allies, relative to the clothing and equipment df their armies, and paectuely to have deliverer! 'and 1 seei,_ Orentabridge,_ Richmond, Catterick, Bortitighbridge, ar t 1../Mcers. This medicine fins been onermiloonly sitereoful with youag sa r eby„ oberford, Doncaster, end Grantham (t h e e , nearest paid the bons and minden 1 roceedieg theigron'i, rho ,•4 8. 'I he Geos d'Armes continue to do duty in the prievie, we.. hayethe appeal:ince and air of old age i who are was' by eighteeu miles,. tett, ..ot every Alorning. orid per- fares they shall not have been realised at the time of r' l r• rit"mihate, benumbeel...upid, and even o u beeiss ; whom form the i„ eehe) with lire 4 „„ te .., N e iti ty . p„,, e „, ee , dma i,„ Countries oceupied by the Allies, t.,,,ii, • . , ' 'ire Te'ney l.ettl. wh a le lees are no I• ', ger able terse, ed on the Bond by business or pleasure, have the peculiar ad- 9. The troops not belonging to the Army of 0e- signing the main Treaty', and the present Convention. i..s o , • =wstmisswewsw= • • . . who an otter distaste tbr every thing, sw are total l y ventage of their seats being. secured in the next C.inch. • cupation leave France in days, after the signs- : i50•...,1. s ritsurJ. Where the stomach is frequently disiirdevrd /he N. S. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, Sic. conveyed by : lure of the principal 'freely. Tire territories ceded The Expedition to Africa, which is soon to take b. , n , is sseakemd ; peleness, bodily dressy , mod emaciation the ondeomentioued WAGGONS: i 111 evil, Rail the eyeysink into the head. i Th e c., r o jed B alm ~f Gilead. is b iot i c , Ke lir e inch r • To PISS. Bead's, Buugay, Bury, nod mill parts t o Sufolk, s to the Allies, as wall as the places of Landau, Saar- place- is likely to derive considerable advantage ', p e s. . • Lin to one %hilly bottle far 33, , by which one Bs. houle is ever, Monday. Louis, and Versoix, will be evacuated in days from the information of en American seamen, who slard, duty iocluried. o o. and who re- ...• . CIRUNCBSTER, Abingdon, aid Henley, three °mei a . from the same time. The places will be given up in . has resided three years at Tombnct Wets curt bone is gives a callow. Bill of fillrecitnos, Ist ek • • e "'"i'mit Select 011oonwio•ts of the etbracy of these sneakiness SOUTHAMPTON. Weic ' hester, Rums, y, .Losol,hurst, Ly ; the condition in which they were on the 213th of Sep- turned from thence with a canteen to Morocco. lie . . ,t o t .. o . l.vrin . ~, label .„.,,,. ~,,,„f which a a . the word , „ 1. as in g ton, Christchurch, R i ngwood. -I ordlnghrilr, w....,„, : tember. Commissioners will be named on both sides is now in London, and has had several interviews ree min, Liverpool," etre - raven in its official imp • ' wt . so d h i Poole. Isle of Wight, Jersey, nasal (tuermey, tempos pail)• ,to report on this situation, and deliver up and re- with the Secretary and other Gentlemen connected lasrmoos posted on the cork of each bottle. All others SUN BUR y. H a mpton. mid Twiekentinen„ twice a week. , , te gilleririllg. I GREEN WICII, Woolwich, nod Deptford. ! ' cetve the military stores, plans, models, and archives with the African Institution, to whom he has given it Snle- ht N , couel Leigh,No, la,late HEMSTEAD amid Watford, eke. . belonging to the ceded places and districts. Cons- • much important and interesting intelligence respect. o 're'rr and e v o,,„), iu,,„, • el an . - a S . y tra ar ad ,, ,t B acon Co . C o . ( 14 - ' HULL. Noritkas*.., Howdea, ' thorn, and Dooms**, Pust ,c,,, cm ....., Linid.)o ; Bri.die and D.. ... ain and Coach. every morome at seves, o 'clock. to t i e Li e u oed Soo; Inissioners will be also named to examine and re- ing the state of the interior of Africa. and the forms g, Salisbur_y_ I A. 14 80 . 0, r'ere.r . rer, North-by:dice, Edinhurgh ; Marta Reeser iluit ' MYfriblilite• foil.i pert the situation of the places to be given in depot !of its Government. This man, we understand, has ", College - tarn ; sat Dawson's, No , I, Pore a t-street WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN a nd Co. respeetfolly nellunhil to the Allies, which are still in the hands of France, agreed to accompany the Expedition. ' . b ..; .1' W e f I Much damage was done to the town of Liverpool Ow v Messrs. E. Newbury tad Sins. Dablie; ar:d ' mi s er Medi! their Frktels and the Public. that they will not be accountable and are tft be delivered up in ...--.-- day•s. es.a.•rs is P.Neope and Amertra. for noy Parcels ..r Loosest, &c. of more than l' l ' i i i ve Pounds Commissioners shall also report •.• Dr . soloist 0„ e - p, ' 0 .9 *btu consulted, experts his usual tees( Value, if lost or dam-teed. m o ms entered ts, such ! ol paid for I the state of the ,by the late hurricane, the roofs of several holm were i _ , ~ ,to whom each letters Mimed, far safety, be goo, accordingly, at the Saracest's Head last. Snow - hill, Loadati.-; fortresses already in the hands of the Allies on the i l nearly stripped, and several persons were asaterte i f , 'merged-- To kerronsmodate throe resitting at the west end i.f the lawn, . hurt by the fall of chimniea. lu the urignbourhota 'I Neap% Lett er m e -- - - ' S t ra lees Glienti-bouse, Kee Leese. i ramesigers and Ferretti ore hooked at Hatusetes Neu Witte 1 dai n w ie hen they are considered as occupied. ,-. Paid daeade postage. 0 Burn A;cllar, Piccadilly, for the above Ceases& Allies promise to retort ) at the of the it was still more severely felt. . •., • • - • • , • .• • • - • • ..„- . ' .., .. -,-- .. ~ .. •rr mli . , • ... I• . . • - s • • , . •, s r t 1 i e 4 + et A' et . ''' , . , '' 1-% -- t• 10 ‘io". '` • a •:, * S 1•' \... d • •',-‘' ottp.;iics.sitt , . • S • 1 • . . • . . . . PRICE 'tde %,' ---- , --7:—...-..., , ..."------..-4--.------A—,--,-. aha ;... vg . . . ... • • . ocppatintt, all tho places named in Article 5 of the prineirio Treaty, in the same 'state' in sshich they .• I Nand' them, without; however, being aoswerable -:, for thedilepidations caused by time, *Melt the Plena Government has not prevented by the neCessary rel. .. .-• pair's. cl. • i . --- . , • . • • SECniSt) st •nSIDIPAT: co*4vEATtorr. • nsistats TO TH i : SUM TO MC P.t Br Till:' , lU Ail I INocaervit. t l t . . Art. 1. The 7( )0 millions ere to he paid, day Ast day, in meal p in portions, in the course of the Aim ' years, by bone of .on the Freuch Treasury, payabletta bearer. . . • .• ' 2. The Tiling icy delivers immediatelyto the AI. -- .i . lied Powers 11 i bons (regagemenrY oaf 48 11.t3146 .. militias each, , making together the•pvincipal INISSIAA 700 millions, pt tyahle, the first.ou thei3lst otallatedg r .. 1816 ; the seciy lid the 41 at of ,July ;i. sad s2.kiiinfigiii.---., to four monthi . .. k 4 . 3 In the v ion th p rec edin g th e fo u r month/ It‘ , which a bond is payable, this bond will be iihritiett by the French Treasury into lons, payahle'to bearer inatParis,'toil e : portions fiats) the its:. to 00104 . day of the f itir months. Thus e. g. the botls•id 46 2-3 millia •ns, due on the Slat of March, 1810, still be exch. nged in November, 1815, for such bons ~ ' payable in 1 goal sums from the lit of Diteesebews • 1815, to NI arch 31, 1810. The same is to loirlseso j with the bet id becoming due on Jely 31, Isle, &o. • Fur that which is to be paid every day, th ere •wi* • . i ' not be give ii a single bon, but several couposeskAlt • 1000, 2000 ; . 5000, 10,000, and 1 10,000 frames, n:ak s s ing togethet the sum due each day. I 4. Of tls rile bons, noisurre theitifirty millions shall • be in circul dion at one time, is lords, to prevent the i evils of a g rester accumulation.' t. i 5. Frant te has no ;interest to pay for the delay of five years 4 ranted for the payment. ;.!: 6. For t he security of the regularity of these pay. .- ments, 'Fos nce gives the Allies an annuity (Iteute) -i. of seven n 4160,19 on a capital of 140 millions in the Grand Live' e. This annuity is in case of need to cover what I. not redeinned by -the Fcenob Govern+ melt, in mi s er, at the rind of each half.year, in thi ' manner belcv,w-mentionsnl, to bring the payments id equilibrium s' , ith the ex; iiratioa of the bonds. 7.The Keistes are inscijibed in the names of the per. sons to be poi nted out let the Allies, to whom, how' ever, the else tiptions ca4not be delivered; except in the case below -meetinned ( t . Us-Allies also reserve to . have the inscriptions Ira tisferred tq Athr„ftentes es t • often as they please. 1 • ~ 8. The inscriptions wi il be depotited• with 'One Cashier appointed by tbe ;Allies, and nne appointer , . by France. 11,.. A mixed Committet •of t- ouoviter446-- .. eetstataL•waw,tke'sliiesibu A yartt ' . . -• . !, . 1 by the Allies, and t by !' ranee), • ettaminfe • , ----• "... tw e l ., I ais months the state of the payments, and Urn*l i • : ' balance. . . , • ~ .P', The redeemed bons announce the payments; the k, •- .' bons not then presented to the French Treasury lig - .. long to the follnwitnt nalanire. Those, lastly, which hateexpiqed, and have been presented, but not paid, . indicate tyre arrest., and the suns of inscriptions tie. . • cessary in ording to the current course of exchange, to corer t e deficiency. As soon as ties operation is ... finished, unpaid bons will be returned to the ' ` French mmissioner, arid the mixed Committee . s. ' then mite • irtisibaleliter out the turn fixed. 1 The latter • . ..i •euthorisedand bound to deliver it to the• C kalloiseirs, of the Allied Powers, who then dim of it.a.iliscretioe. . • 10. . 'Win such case immediately to , deliver to e cashiers at account in inscriptions equal t 6 * tatirtolse delivered by them, so that the • I annuity in !tide 6 may be always complete. 11. For these bons the payment of which is not made when due, by the faults of France, it pays '5 . - per cent. interest per annum, reckoning from the de, of their becoming due. 12. When the first 600 manes's . i ere paid, the kt. . !lies, in order to hasten the cles Hie annuity ( e of the account, will, if agreeable to France, take Ronk ( ) , filed in Art. 6, at the course of excha n ge th en tat. *, , rent, to the ansount of the arrest of the 700 million!, so that France nil! only have to pay what ditTerettAt - • there may be. i 13. If this is not agreeable to France, the pity. ' >,, 4 meta of the other 100 millions will he made in the manner stipulated in Articles 2,3, 4, and 5: Afte'e the discharge of the whole 700 millions, France re. is _ ; • calves the inscriptions hark again. 14. The French Government engages, besides the • pecuniary indemnities fixed In the present Cormrir tiots, to fulfil all the engagements entered into by :d• .•' pirate Conventions with the 'literal Power"' anal thlifr Allies, . relative to the clothing and equipment df ';'- their armies, and pirnetualy to have delivered and , paid the bons and mandate ; roceedieg theigrore, tho . s.. , far as they shall not have been realised et the time of . signing the main Treaty, Ned the present Convention. 1 =siiiimioscsom= . - , •1 The Expedition to Africa, which is soon to take place * is likely to derive considerable advantage . from the information of an American seaman, who !. • t• has resided three years at Tottibuctoo. and who re- 1 . .... J turned from thence with a caravan to Morocco. lie is now in London, and has had several interviews • with the Secretary and other Gentlemen connected with the African Institution, to whom he has given it i mach important and interesting intelligence respect. t. 11, i ing the state of the Interior of Africa, and the forms ' o f its Government. This man, we understand, has agreed to accompany the Expedition. . ...- ••,. I Much damage was done to the town of Liverpool by the late hurricane, the roofs of several holm were i nearly stripped, and several persons were asaterially . I Ihurt by the fall of chimniea. In the urigoboutheta ,-' *c it was still more severely felt. . .:, . r ... ...,•