The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-28 00:00:00

4411V‘1,711Wr-: • VO' ~. - No. LONDON . , MONDAY, , AUGusrIB, 1815 ,~ :.~ ii' a ME Olin AP' 1418,Dal jets Orthe /tads 411. , Stainer 4441 MI Cif; LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. Clown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, August 8, 1815, AT a MEETING of the FRIENDS .of the LI BERTY .tithe PRESS, held this day; " to take into c on-aleration the hest wain of affording pecuniary , relief to Mr. D. LOVELL. Proprietor of the STATI!SMAK 'Newspaper, for Or heavy boos. and severe sufferings, which he has ineerred in finals apholaing, for • series of years, the Invaluable Li berty of the Press, Mr. JOHN PICKARD, in the Chair. Revolved, That it npprnrq to this Meeting, IWO Mr. O. Lowell, the Pro.: prietnr stud Put.l6her of the STATEinh,rt, rroinfott as as Inde pendent Inertial in the cause of C.vil 'andf Religions' Freedom. his t.ietained an imprisoament of Four Years and a Half in the a w l of Newirtte, for what have been deemed three s. phrase L i nris and %hide have been proved not only to have beet, un intrnlv.nally libellous on his part, but in one-of the three Va-s the insertion was during his confinement, laid entirely without kola ledge: WESTALL'S BIBLE.—PAItT VI. This' day was published, ` Price One Guinea, and on huge Paster. with Proof Impressioll of the Plat• s, price Two Guineas, ,1511 ART THE SIXTH OF THE HOLD' BIBLE, with liagrxtrings by Charles Death, (rota Drawituts by ltielsard Wessell, Esq. R. A. P % RT VII. which will complete the Work,' h Ju't ready for Publicailon. As it will contain SIR KATI:S. h. bi o ne g_ sore than was originally proposed, on extra Charge of Three- Shillings ferthe email, and Five Shillings for the lorge Paper, will not, it is hoped, be deemed unreasoniitile. T,he Pr..pripors having now completed their engagement with the bohsci them, are ender the littrbily of mashie, that •wing to the great istriente of their ea pence.; heyntid the ori ginal e.littutte, the Price of the Work will he rattled instnedi.: well , otter t Publication of the Seventh ; punt w'iick lime they will attend to Orders at fhe original Pricey, addressed to No. 6S, Fleet-street. That it is the opinion of thi: Meeting, that "it is an iisdispen sible duty on the p.irt of the AdyinVilit of the Liberty of the Prm to indemnify Mr. Lot . rti for the lose; he has incurred in muintaining his steady and indelible patriMism, and for his non ear ied and firm arsenious'," the Constitutional. Rights of the Pen;;b• dating the whole period of t 4 publication of that JoariuL That these eversion.; of Mr. Lovell in the, cause of Liberty. I Truth, and Jostire, independentof• his sugerings and low:, title him to the marked ntlinaiou and support of the Nuhl e. and that this hOeetiog neenriingly feel great pleasure in Fro: amine and rhunienending the Subscription already commenced his behalf. That at on epoch of the civilized world has the imiependeot exercise of thr I f iberly of the lire-s promi-ed to confer so asteh bandit on Society a at the present perinit ; it. is. ther..fore r flighty ittio , abent on throe who revere that !Alert% to manifest a firm atsd ready support in behalf of every man who 'has mind may hereafter ro•-•eri that moot es.i ntial bulwark, of the hide-_ pendence and freedom of mulkiud. That Seven Gentlemen he appni.uted by this Meeting to net its a Conwnitee, to carry into effect the objects of the foregoing Resolitions. • (Signed) JO II N. P ICE Lk% Chairman. Resolved Unarilmousli, That the thankQ of toe Mcetiiir be given to the•Choirman for conducting impartially the procredings if this evening. GVTTA Si PHI UTICA, OR Dli. EADY'S ANTI. • • V BNI ER EA I DROP. ' • SW wholesale, retail. and for exportation. by the Proprietor, • 5. Gerrard-street, Soho, Leicester.sgaare, London. 1 IVOTIIING can be more important to those if. !'.1: 1 1 Dieted with the Venereal Direme„or any disorders arising 'groin the impurity of the blood, as well as to future reterity. than that such complaints I2e immeaiatrly removed. In every ;stage of this disorder wherPlit salivation has fr.-gamily failed, awe when no other mers,s could re'ti're the unhappy offerer to b filth. the Gutta Siphilitica has been the effectual remedy to re.r.,t ,bli,,i) ..ealih and activity. The effect of Arse Drops are almost imperceptible In their Koper: tion giviog strength mod time to the 1 worth placing in the cabinets of captains and mown of skips, 1 as gory will keep good in all climates. Sold in bottles .tt 5%. 6d. each. 4 . liededical and surgical advice, gratis, from sight till ten in • the morning. sriscalelloinilicalllMO: I A. Groot, Esq. Wm. Sordon i Eiq. Mr. 'Pickard W.A. Miley E q . sui..ll l Subterfortnee hr Mr. Halle* Felted Compositor!, Pres«. men, tke. nt t he Siiriconan Office F.nrl ('.rev Cha, Blundell. Fvq. of litre, Deur Liver. 20 0 Mr. Hancock, Not tinehnto 10 A Mr. Fidler, klerthtleet 1 1 Duke .4 Redford. by the hands of Alder men Wood 100 ' - lion.Whitbread, Erg. M. P. £lOO 0 Mr Gilhert Heath eme BAIL M. P. JO 0 T.W..Coke, Lig. M.P. bU 0 lir F. Burdett, Gait. M. P. 50 0 J. B. Mio.rk. F.q. Cale) Palk, Rending 20. 0 Y. Z. 411 01 )Ir. Alderman Woad 20 • 0,, rani St:.nampe 10 41 Edw. Amain. Esq. 20 0 Ja. Perry, Lsg. (Arts ni•le ' 10 0 161 r. Fortnum 10 0 t• B. IJ 0 S)essts. Brantah and Sun 10 10 Major Cartwright 10 0 John .I , ,hrtsun, liml. 10 0 'Wm. Haliett, L.A. 5 0 Lard - 10 0 W. JIM" Burrito, P..q. 5 4 i Thos. Nurthmore, Lg. 5 5 I Air. Bird 5 5 ) Nr. Morrow 5 5 1 Mame, Dawson, Esq. 5 5 1 pr. fl bee 5 01 Dlr. Watibrium • 5 5 Dlr. Gallaway 5 0 MG West i b Mr. Charles Hoppe 5 b Mr. Ham 9 S . Mr. Kessmisb 2 2 ? C. 2 2 Mr. C. Sutton, Prin. Mr. Wishart 2 9 ter. knifin 'A M . 1111. 1 1 Tlw F. woes of Ihe Li-- Air. fee 1 0 i bell% of !be P w:, ~•or 4 14 . J. I). Bow 1 0 1 meeting ot the Sir , ` • • . Llt Mlr, R. Luck 1 I Franrii•Burdett,llat- t' Rehr. Lampert 1 I titetharn . ,iti AI r; .F. 1 1' Mg, Mltchell.Newro.4le" 1, 0 Mr. Phelps 1 1 [F. Almriel,, t -ti. . • - . l l' 1 Mr. Thompsas 1 I A.. p. vi.T, '1.11.._. ... Ant. 44, T. B. 2 0 I Adarriatima transmitted :• , 'J air: J. Cullinge lW Mr. A. natio wo). I Mr. 11 ,rdirig I 9 P. Schuler,. I. 2 ' Mt. Walker 3 31 Mr. P. Grit 1 J.l lifeem. Puller 2 2 1 A f w ,Friends resl- Mr. 8. Perry 5 01 debt is Ki•nt :,..1 ft Mr. Swan- 2 21 Mr. Wheeler t ,% 0, T. 11. 4 1 Ant 25. John Fitzgerald. EFR. 51) I Mr. John Barnard 2 6 J. P. Grant, Erg. M. P.. 5 5 A Friend to le tam.o les. 6d. Subscripsions received .he Mr. Alterman Wo , tri. Falitm. !game, Landau; Samuel Hronkr. li,:g Sunset; Mr. Rtikeigry•..! Book.rller, Pircivllile ; V. %%e.t. New ii.,,,,,11-, 0 ~,. Cet4ey r . l street; Mr. A. Gail Wiwi, •Ifalharn; Mr. •Ilkni, Salisbury- . square, Fleet street I Alr.l,lllB49•Flertriireet 4' Al 4 lie •Vof ' lbe Crown no Abehtir Tavern, 3traii.4; ta- Other. o the gravers/4n Neviirtper; and .by shit Secretary; 43, Last- 1 'creel, S..atbani k. 5 0 b 5 8 10 20 Subscriptioos transmitted " bt Mr. Casey, of Liver pool. Wm. Rnrene, Esq. b 0 Crompton. M. D. 5 0 C. R. and Co. b O R. C. O. 5 0 J. A. Yam, Emu 9 0 1 A. Z. 3 A Osseo /iterated 2 0 Aug. :11. T. - I. per Messrs. 1614fe and Co. 20 0 RosAmie.—Metchaais and Sh , ,pkeeperg .uppt.e • o he above•Blackine with t.iz month. credit. by addre•sing their roalmoo l ki to tie Warebou,e, where n single Bottle may be hail to a sample: . • 'N. 11. , Agents in the Comm., :—Mills. Hollinv.worth. and C... rortoratooth; Diaper. ditto; Chambers. ditto; Dahto, sue rotater. ;* pm turner, ditto; Tyler, ditto, pert , batiserstireet.,Birshitsgli;in Sr. oks, ;nicer, Rionscate; Ra:nniell, ditto. dicta; Ateoin. di to, dints; Sweos.m. iron , mower, flatted i New. Slioe-mitker, Chichester; Sholohrook Lasidpn. ditto; dittos Stoke , . 'Si. James -street, Porisea ; Shot gruett, Hall-way Home. dim,: Freud', Queen-illeel, dAtip;. 11.1 w, peo fusnEr... Horsham; Vaughn, shoe-mnker, alto); #itialnek, perfumer, ; llaintord 11 11 41 Cooker, S. llisit,tanl /11011 Otero Fast street, ditto; Farr, ditto, ditto; giant perbtostr,• Leicester; Wm. Clayton, ditto, dritto., ' J. A. SUCK ES, jun. Srereary. . . . .. ,-.- - 1.1 Irso • ""•.: --. • ' • • ..'','. 1. .. 1 - ":1" ~. ...,0'..+4.1.,.....'e5tir5.i...... • ....... , I. .. 1,1: 110 I , ...e, !•. .;r - or - . • .'"'W . ' ,P. ..: .• . 4- : ,.- t " - .-n.l 1 , 0 1., , n -, i ~... '.I. ~wogA7.!l. .1 , ••• •-•? , .., .:14 • •• , • • ~♦ 7. • -...P.i.', ''ll ii ••'-'• • . r • .. .., . • ne es , .s,‘. , , s: •. ~. ~ ... ~ • . ..... ," , ; i -,.. . ri ~ .I .'•! . ........_..--- . . ...., . ' . ' 1 .1•) , . . . • • • . , . . . . Paws a4d. - v 111•111.0•11, . . . .. -. _ s OUIVH PAPERS: part ofolse hirer/Tn not twelves yet malted his Ma. - --..tiwei--- . itsty, we are obliged. to:Norse hie regret at the itn- Moue, Avo.2o.—Yesterday a nerneroos depts.. , possibility of layieg before v. u pntitive information - teflon of Members of the States General, h av i ng at ,at the moment when you close your sit•itigs. The hp of the F roject, by their head. Mr. Steengracht V an O ster l an d , P res i - , unanimous accepta nce , however, dent of the Assembly, wa it e d upon hi s M a j esty to :this Assembly, giros his Majesty j us t reasen t o hips ferns of eleetio acquaint him with the acce pt ance o f t h e C onst i tut i on, . that considering the which occasion th e P res id ent pronounce d the fol. o b serve d , t h e greet majority- of the inhabitants of he n which has been lowing discourse : - t! Silts,—On opening this d ou bl e A ssem bl y of the I the Netherland s w ill b e f oun d to h ave accepte d the Project, Steles General (namely double the usual number a 1 66 We should but imperfectly discharge the com. Members) your Maje s t y d ec l are d to us t h at to insure a the duration and the p ros pe r ity o f t h e .un i on o f all omitted t o s i gn if y to your High ,Mightinesses how theism which his Majesty • ha s c on fided to us, if we the Provinces of the authority, it was not sufficient that all the inhabita n ts Assembly on this important *o bje c t' (b ot h t iy s h e j. eit Low Countries unde r the /l o y a l well he has distinguished i n the•'d e lib e r at i ons o f the should obey the some Sovereign; but that it was far- point ofaieve which it chose in the examination rms. ( her requisite that they shouldite intimately united tided to it, and by the mariner in which it has re. by the same laws and institutions, and that after the Plated its *mations), that enlightened judgment on ~daaßection of the barriers which .formerly sepa r at e d the one hand, and that tfirtuoui scrupulousness on th'eht a they most learn to c ous id er. th emso l ves as c hil - the other, th e un i on of w hi c h , w h en suc h d eli Cate dren of 11w same family. .. . , interests arcin question, is talent/lied to lead eve'' , " Participating in these southeast', weltave taken ' delibecatieneeethe happiest result. It is with reason them for the bases of our deliberations on the p ro . you have judged ; the question was riot to examine ject foe the Constitution of the kingdom of the Ne. whether the project included all the dispositions pro therlends, which your Majesty has invbed us to era. Per to inflate the general advantage, but °illy she. mine; and certain of the beoeftoont intentions of tber those contained in it formed a winate, which your . Majesty towards your subjects, we have rep. ender a wise Government may be judged . iefficient latesl our opinions according to yours. to fix the hlppiness of society on solid foundatinhs. ". Convinced of ,the well-koown wisdom,. jostle., t "It is with the same sagacity you have adepted antlislety of your Mejesty r ae dare flatter ourselves its as a palecre, that the questi on was no t t o kn ow that the projected fundaaiental law will effect th e if the modi fied Constitution was adapted to a part, y re.tegion of these countries, sthici we r e f or . iitiPtt .but ottly if,observing the conditions on whill it must merly united though they have long been separated; be founded, it.suited the whole of the people of the and our,mgclecation on yielding -on the' most im- Netherlands. 'pprtent points, and which we had the most at heart, "We are very sensible, High and Mighty Lords, l 'effoniling a proof of our sincerity and our tolera. that it must be painful to you to concur in intro. flee, w i l l prnmeta..l6e b ar o ness o f your ki ng d om dating modifications into a Constitution, which and your people, -.«... . ~., , • sufficient experience had already demonstrated to be 66 It is upon these:hoses, that after a mature and so consonant to the interests of those for whom it froe.deliberseion, wchsve•found in • the project laid. Wol•ftelSed, that it left nothing to be desired ; hut before ug, thegnarantee of the inviolability of the each of you is doobtless convii.ced, that the same judicial power o . of, the liberty of conscience, of the Constitutions cannot suit all people. Flint they must ' security of peepefty, of their?. expression of i , ur be modified according to circumstances and the state opinions, of free access to your throne, of the equal of things, and that what is advantageous to one na division of burdens, ie a, word, of all that your Ma. , Lion is prejudice' to another. jesty gave us the assurance of in your discourse,' " 1.1 then the interests of the people united to us and all that can augmeut the happiness of your sub- have not allowed as to retain all the dispositions of THE BLACKING MONOPOLY EXPLODED. j ects . ' the primitive Constitution, yet the modifications chick yr is now certain that the art of manufacturing "We have, therefore, unanimously resolved to have been made in it contain nothing which can in she a- I.ll4''lD BLACKING has reached the actlß of ran- accept the project which has been laid before us as least encroach on the enjoyment of any one of the • PIICTION, thus there is and has been a colPpe. , lllllll beliPl%Nil eettatei Slacking-makers, which h 4. given a sour to the /.oven- . the fundamental law of the kingdom of the Nether- Privileges upon which we bet a val u e. , than, and we eon blur. tactual e.peri- ace say, that RICH Alit ) landS, ,and it is this decision which we have the ho. " Yes, High and Might., Lords, we may enjoy the TURNER'S BLACKING MANUFACIURE, to the Lon- . near to present to your Majesty. happiness of th e uni o n without b e i t , g , deprived of the ~don Road, Southwark, has our derided preference. over nay , we have yet seen or made trial of, and it• qu dines we feel , 66 If there is no thing 1 imistled are such so. non.- can excel. and f w fall equal. 1 Least REAL JAPAN BLAt KING. advantages of the se radio of the two people. Th's perfect upon earth, we at pa t dare to believe that your Majesty will DCA op- happiness is guaranteed to us by the esistence of the ose any chi Sworn at the Mansion-house. before toe Rion Him. LorJ P etSßes that may become necessary. House which reins over os, by the principles epee Mayor. June 19, 1815. tt We express to your Majesty our gratitude for which our Sovereign desires to found his Goveru- Richard Turner, 11'., London Roml, Southway*. in the the con fid ence which you have deigned 'to place in ment, and principally by the just bounds wnich the - C..ents of Surrey, Blacklist Manufacturer, awaked' Oath mide jaithi that ete REAL JAPAN BLACKING now trade an ; r t Us and how could we doubt of our happiness under Constitution has assigned re the exercise of power, I'sold by him in has own proper novae. at his Slottatfortors. in g Prince born and brought up among us, and who and which give us, as far as human wisdom per. die•Loodise 'Rued aforei.ald, continues 19 he made b. the same has shared with-his pee lo f fir • mit., the assurance that no encroachment will take pe so many years a 'coon workmen, who have hitherto, beet, employed b..shis Eteppoern, Fn this Bu si ness, and if of the same speaks in all respects. as and olpeesalussa 3 : place. - that which, under the Wiles of Gtoltou Ditir and lIRKILY • cc We have admired in the battles of - Les tlnatre , "It is perhaps true, that faulty institutions ender MARTIN, bailor several year: last past, I. -en prepared and Bras and Waterloo the brilliant columns ofthe a nod Government may .hrodapted to the interests new g sold at the said Mansfactors, in Sixpenny, Shilling, and Ei s hteeopeoey Buttles. kingdom of the Netherlands ; and, we have seen of society, while the hest laws, confided to unfaith with pride our inexperienced warriors contend with ful hands, may be ebeolutely nugatory. Yet a Con. • (:)ee..Z6?'re4l./a old troops, and vatiquish them by their valour and stitution wisely framed will always have a great ad. the ability of their Commanders. Your Majesty may tentage over one I se adapted to the end proposed, justly call yourself the happy father, whose sons and will always have the. double advantage of being have had the glory to concur in establishing these co. a eiteck_upon every abuse of authority, and of re lumns and to dye them with their blood. What fears, moving every obstacle that might impede its action. then, can remain in our minds i • when Heaven la. . when directed to the good of socity. vishes its blessings'apiin - iii, fii`r - ffie firesrferit'y of the 46 May tie Governor of the Universe, who has s kingdom. Imploring these blessings, we put up visibly directed the chain, of which the great event prayers that your. Majesty's Government, supported which has given rise to the deliberations just ter by the fundamental laws of the kingdom, may be minated, forms a link, grant to this important work. stable, tranquil, and fortunate; that no dissension, a happy ,eviclusion! May he bind still closer by no calamity may disturb your happiness, but that it mutuel : crin fi dence and a ff ection, the ties which al. may be ever increased by the fidelity, the lo ve, and . ready unite the two people. May he continue to the attachmemt of your subjects. j give the Prloce' whit reigns over us the necessary • " At the same time we implore the Almighty to strength, that he .nig y. labour with the perseverance T. T. TAYLOR Esq. No. 9, New Bridge- street, London. shed, multiply, and extend his most distinguis hd , which chirlicleriyes'hirn, In ameliorating the situation bean Sta. - favours upon your Majesty's person and the Iti) ) al of his subjeai I MAy'he cause the ancient House T FoEL it a duty ineombent upon me t. inform House, and that this H ouse, which was the su p port • from which' our Menefee' is descended to shine among you oaf the vi•rr great nod extraordinary Bare I have re- • reived from your invaluable Medicine, LEAKE'S PATENT of our country, may never cease to be that of your ;the Powers with new splendour! May he render BILLS i kingdom." I each of you, High and Mighty Lords, by the happy About,two years ago I was attacked with a Venereal Dis. The Members of the Deputation having returned ' consequences that will result to the Netherlands, the order, which Illreated towhee sli g htly for some time; but tile disease at length spreading all over n.y body, I was obliged in into the bosom of the Assembly, the Session was happy witnesses ,of the completion of the social a. 1 111 to the most eminent of the Faculty, hut curie assiootauce , closed by the following speech, pronounced in his edifice, to the foundation of which this Assembly has afforded only temporary relief. I went throu g h various courses Majesty • . , of ..alivall tttt , and from heitoe rather of a (me m oir-lot habit, was : 6'.ayesty s name, by the s ecretary of State for the so immediately contributed, and which we now close remit, dan a were sheleint . The adrers that spread all over . ' , Home Department, fnriping with Messrs. Bor. in the name of the King, with sentiments of gratitude mylonbs tendered me a complete object, so that my friends ! man i a, Revers, and Van Gennep, - Menibeis of the' for the zeal which you have displayed." • v deoired of My recover. When lo ought too oho situation, I i I e :tiered death a: inevitable; but a relation of mine earn- , Council of State, the Commission delegated by the I !Miffing upon the many care.. in whic o your Pills succeeded, I , King : was induced to try a boa of them, which I thought rather re-' sg as -- stIGIII AND MIGUTY LORDS —Thu s tOp. int lieved me t and by persevering for two or three months, and following your directions, I experi e nced the sumt unaccoaut. ' portant question proposed by his ilajes!y. fOr your a bl e r d aga tio n from puha, the sores gradually .sibiidin e . I am. examination is decided ; the declaration of your now, 'hank Goa, perfectly recovered, and walk our doily. I : High Mightinesses has fixed the seal th the conviction doubt not, hot site more hoz, which I think cautitous to tak e , • will establish my health in it. original 'state. ; already existing in the King's mind, that the modified It is with the must heartfelt g ratitude that I subscribe my- . fundamental law is properly calculated to govern the self, Sir, your sued obliged humble servant, WILLIAM PIERSON. people for whom it is intended. The odg lust fund,. Drente-ate, Manchester, July 1. I mental law foreseeing that circumstances might arise P. S. For the public benefit 1 do not object to the above which would render a modification hecessary, tld , ,. beine, published, but leave you to bet as your own better judg. went shall dictate. to prevent every difficulty, replated•the mode t. be Prepared and sold be the sole Proprietor:, Thomas Ta.lor adopted in that part of the Low Countries, tepee. and Son, Members of the R...iii Calker of Sturgeon.. L.ondon. at their ho use , N o . 9, N ew Bridge strecr. where, *fuer a con: "'fled by thie Assembly. Pant residence for more than Ono tsmis year., iii pearlier pars/-' " The conditions upon which his Majesty accept eularls• d rected to the care of Veto-real Complaints. and those' ed the goveremelnt is . f . the other provinces, ;id not Neutron, to the parts of generation in both sears. with that in violable s • ciecy w hi c h men o f t h e i r professionsimultt at w , vs . contain any stipulations upon this head. observe, they Satter themselves the advice and assistance they • " Though his Majesty was thus authorised to re. g sce ratuitou.ly administer.. to pimps taking this Medirimt. will ~late- k according to his own pleasure the at he esteemed by a dirning ;milli( as an advanta g e seldom to • be obtained. nod void o.fnintsiguioy. . of the fundamental law in those provinces, Conform 'Also sold, b• their appolionment, for the eonvenienee of those . ably to the conditions lie has not thought accepted, living at a di.tance, at the Perfumer's, A Si. allma's-poreet.- I . .; ..„ riollooltlail ; the Toy shop. 101, thsford-sircrts Mr. Disho. " V Fr rte r that his new subjects, equally 4 part of the rough's, No. 7, Fish.eiromehill; and by not person in every • great family, should enter into deliberations not SUch considerable loan in Great Britain tool Ireland, in bows of an important p , oint otherwise than was Jane at the only 9C. 9 1 . each, sealed pp with fall and phut direction., where v persons of e i t h er s e x ma y cure them s elve s with care , , time, by his ancient sultjects.; and be resolved thus speed• secrecy, and safety. . to give at the very beginning, a manifest proof of his N. B.—Every bog said in Great Uritoin.ismaled up with i, intentionnot to establish any kited of preference be stamp, un which, by f av o ur o f t h e Cummosooloorrs, Is printed at or , ._ . the stamp -011ice. , r T. Taylor. No. 9, New Bridgemtreet ;" i eer. them. to imitate Witch le felony. All others are counterfeits. 64 ._ The result of the scrutiny of the votes in that ' •FRENCH PAPERS. Pants, Acra.24. 7 lßlii Royalgigimess Monsieur ''received list Sunday a deputation of the Royal Vo. lunteers'of the city of Farb, -presented by one of the first' Magisirates of that city. Tn this nieetiog there was joined as composiog only one corps, by the unitya their objects and their sentiments, a, de. potation of the Chasseurs of Henry IV. ergarrisett in many of the departments of the sown of Vendee, and other's in Virtue of the powers with which the King's Cilin`missioner," De Landine Saint Esprit, wan invested. Ilis 4nyirrifi g linpss Signified his lively satisfaction it'se'eir;g l his fiiihfui servants in his presence, and at receiving the expressions of the glorious recollection of the unanimity which has constantly distinguished the devotedness of those brave men. The kind re ception of the Prince, fortified in their hearts that love of the Bourbons, which bas altrays directed the efforts of their zeal, and which has been the spring of a conduct at once firm and irreproackehle. An article, extracted from the English Papers, concerning the refusal of the Portuguese. Regency, to contribute a contingent to the war against Bona_ parte, was read with surprise in several of lite Paris Jouruals of the -Bth of August.' The sala' article r CHEAP GREEN PAINTS. lIIIE following much.: approved GItPI EN ..11. PA I NTS are insimfactitred by JAMES CREASE arid SON. SS. WEST SM ITHF I ELI), I.ON 1)0N. noditre alfapted to-the preservation and of every desrrips ri..„ . exposed to the weather. Sold in casks tif 14 peen& each. and upwards. No. I. Invisible Green, at 565. per cwt. This Paint, which -is extremely neat in its appearance, is, from the I. , wriess of its price, earticularl) tipplicahle to the more common purposes of painting, it being equally durabic with the most expensive colours. 440.1. A gravid 011se Greet', at 1 , , per lb. No. 9. A superior Alit°, at ls. 6d. per lb. Xo. 4. Spanish !Nye Green, at 2.. 6d. per lb. No. b. Patent Grass Green, nt 3.. per lb. The two last.mentinoc.l Green• from t heir veal richness and durability of colour, ore pefoli , irly calrukated for the oust airtaal part of out door painting. J• r. and Son . beg leope to state, a 3 distiojcuishing qualities of the above NUM., that they are finely Kr:timid ntlinse.d oil, and without coy:ottani cline of extra..e.rus sultstrowet, which serving only to intrete.e the weight of the anti le, are tither inittlietb. or add nothing to its essential priperties as a P a !!".. _ _ Boiled Linseed Oil, far thinning the above paint., at per gallon. No. 6. Japan Green, Lsr Venetian blinds. canisters, fernier,. arr., in bottle., with printed Oireetiom, a t k. It' each. This. beistittfnl colour may aloe he applies; to many other ornamental io-door pu-pose:, as painting flower-stands, & r . To Gentlemen Inking 51. worth of the rthave ruiners, a di.- t.uns of 6se rreent. will be aliened ; or 101. worth, tee per ohs., for rends money. Patterns of the Greens may he sere at tise MatalfarierY. estmouite White Lesol, Point Oils, :Ind Colours of every de stripti• H. nn oisseerme iettes. any of which, whets required, ffilltsfubv prepared Iff•oVu.e. 1 1:ittafactoree, of all 1.144 Of V"rthhe'‘' I s:e Trnde , ill find the above nrkielrs worthy of their Miro -0"1,, Rod to thew a liZewul allowsuire will be made. . , . . w.~ iiiimaMM•lll gTM 4 10 9, IMPORTANT POLITICAL. STATE PAPER, Of which upwards of Otie Copies have been published in the United Stales of Amberica. Just published, in Sao. 104 pages, closely printed, price 65. N EXPOSITION of the CAUSES and CHA- I RACTER .f the LATE WAR WITH GREAT BRI , TAIL Published by authority of the Afterican Government. Printed at Washington; and Reprinted in London. by Cie ; rneni. Strand. 0:11 - Character of this hied). political pub litatinis' from Mr. Cobbeti's Re4ister.,of Aae. 12, DM: — " This &email is macial, and comes, I Jar- nay. from/he pennf Mr. litidifon himself, err from . that of Mr. Monroe.. It r has been published in all the American New4pneers that I have I seen, and 1 presume from Advertinensents, that it bus been 011).. Esherlie a Pamphlet forms, in every part of America to the amineot,pe!haps of a Million of Copies ' doi:trinent is all pith ; nil borne blows. It Mundt' therefore he aniwered. I hereby offer any paper as the vehicle of as shyer, if any one will 3.14 it me." , ,