The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-18 00:00:00

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AT thl GENERAL MEETING held at this place, Rebolv'ed. h . .. Tit u n Gener-.1 ffehseripolon of All ellowes be opened for Pt the storing Relief and Benefit of ,h.• Families of the Itornee' )too fkiSed,.atitllif: , the Wounded Sufferers 0( the BRITISH ARM Y under I. erommotutlofthe illusigious WEI,LING IV N, in the siehal Victory of Wave It. ~ nod in th , several Battles ' bob la re been or tatty be fought iii the ',resent Calnimign," ite **OW' !WO/4,1%11,00m are looking is WestoainAer, South wark, Iruhliti, ItliotiorKh, Glu4gow, Livers , Mnucheider. ii,,,,,ingtiatio,-lirot• LSI ortimaipto 1, Leed., York. Meter, and R iker cties and rowan of the K opite, and :ye alepeuded un io she - Eis-feto awl Wsero C .lonles aid DepenJeacirs By oe Lirenee of the Kin g% Leitek..einnYed .by the autho rity of sae epees; ft &rho, in the Aoelobishi , v, Collections sore •. 2 6, gortiiii.K u i.er toer direction, l.y Slur Cler‘y, of voluntory 8 1 0,-erio iv us: sou 'ir l'itsvehrisansr Poriaire, for She relief of the tieferer, .5 Waterloo, of !hie BRITISH ARAI Y. tinder the ,lo:a:aand of Field fklorsh..l she Duke of W ELLIN ({TUN, owl Ffro# .i the Pail bSIA iti AII %I k', undir the coin :laud of yield M .r.hal Prince BLUCHER. The C .mniittee desire to .rerehe immediate Applications f ro m he Widow., mia dependent Relatives, and for .01yhans of Afflict - is and Soldiers kilted, and frbas Officers dig aided, and Men severely wounded or dizaoled, who hove • tea, and mat he rertitird and discharged ; being ready to at mid to all sorb eases, ,dud to atf.ird, where wanted, a present • aSSiStaare and t . e',ief, in j,i'hrt of that wairn may hereuf er be • deteinaird on Gir their emus respeetivety, when a near calculn li a ran be ma '.e f the esekrt of•rhim, and of the atrium of Sub•rrintialis sisoperly applicable so itch relief. Toe Comositwe rerlertf illy request to he informed of the samuiss and F r Amin) of tm. ; Soris.rtilition• n w making use arses. Cities and 'loan, of Eng! Ind, for the brave Sot' W.tsrlo en.thle tne. k ., at e all asp to sue amount and proporsi.ots of relief a hi, si it may he ; in • their power to allot •u the Varian., ens-s acrd chain. fruit she . ge .eras Col:rebut' .4 the three kinguotrw. .Subscrip ions 1114445, a d received at thib place, X 111,572.16. 2d. rtraritersvascairrin 241 • Citilee•inn in the Pnri.h 0: Upi•at Gray, Haiti-, by the I T. t. Saiiih 617 . 0 The Otlirers binn-roin. • mi.-oast-it (116.-ers.and • Private- of tee Syron den Troop of W ilf- L shire (Loyalty. truac. . snide I by Cwt. Wm. Harding 60 O . F the pilaus of a Hall at . 11111113- 'slued b% hte.-rs.- Brearey ni.d Kendall, the stew::rda C the. a' robe. .if Ileilie and Ciativf.rd, by the . • . Re.. W. J. Mantel . 5 0 Bourne, linker, and hotline. Stalloid.hire l'otb•rie. 52 It) it. ht•ri Collett, Cheap side -2/ 0 Rev. W. Koper and friendi 10 4 0 mav Lett Philips 1 1 ?abbot cnrist-ebureh, npniiltieltt.:, Al. clue . Ke%. Wept Wiiel4flif. • ttertiir, and James I.ce, den Ib6l. 61.114. Henry . Hail •••21 At Sir Choi. Primand Co. Bo lance tif 'he Siithwrip (l.o in the T..wn of Bedford, in Addition td tratilooitted *.by the Rrv, l'inijp Hunt, U. U. , 8 • At Mauer .4n And Co. Collccison mike. Parish Church of Cptdoil in Bulimic!, by We Rev. Baker • 11 9 Colierti 111 l iit tile Pothh Clourcit of Yrodiiii,py the Rev. Theodore Williams 771. 16. ed. At Chatteris mid Co. Arnim' and 0 ollection et BrW p.•rt, by the Rev.' David Williams and Woo. Moonset! 'B4lO collection of Vrototterd mod kiiigoon. - .Dosset. by the itet. G. Brice 151. 17s. (IL Col!evicts bf.• Maiden Neottiu. Dorset, by ' the Charebm Arden. 11 10 Al Bosanquesv. Pill, And CI). !Oben , 111•11 ford, UO. tulles bisplields 0 At Martha and,Co. -Robert Itittgi..y 10 10 111..rrapit 10 10 1U 10 15 disatu WalkVas 1 .1 Al Willian mot Co. Thomas Lltiott J.s. - •'At Stephetuol I C. Rev. E. turns. 'Mc ' bestiary of Curr ier. • Yds y • 10 10 Sir 11;dv.r,. Codriagion JO U Grandibbsyrb Parish. by $a Rev. John a at •.: IL 5 Mirth Parftb by tI e Re!. Juba His 3 0 At Sir J. Ltv.b: ek's aid Co. lub.criptionb by •tbe inlmbilwas of pailts. It. I rnetima j. Fieicher.illed brits3 ;At Spooner. At fioods, awl Co. Grunge &lowborn JO 0 mid it. Butfield 50 0 111 r. J. Wriglit,Creyd 43 5 J _ • 1 1 Parish 'or Waifonl, .1 Herefordshire, sif,. a • - Betimes 1.3. the Rfv.: .T. U. Fiorrrowke Li 3 G ell er Al W rt.. 101011 and a• Ahow..n Charehto. Glnucr•lrr sl.irr. or the Rcv. Chillies Bryon 12 si' Addriii.i al •Bub-crip. lion .from ihr of Waifuid, w Heir fordshire - 5 '5 P.riuu..il Danhary 22 fi Colleelion at H ogle y. the Iltrv. J. fur -1 awl. ?41.1•. 64. :The Prodscic .nribiog , knits Srubeis by the r Rev. J. H .tch. in the Parish of Chertury i Sur. y Jubt Br ~rk,llfuch isa•too or itql; Wa r re n ' Volk " ! 7 wale 1 11 - alum Pail ts, cone?. lion, by- li.e Ciarke bi. is. fid. 1 U eti IS Whim Rhodes 11 " - -. tl AI Ilenry wires on Co.o. 1412.10r-Gen. S , r M. It. burgo)o.r, Ham 10 10 'emote,. Mit anger of Mrshornuoli 6 , I 4 i it K. It :11 . ara v it l :t'ierti l i r . 5 , i) Lamb, Jiffies, and Co. 10 !‘) John ii. 1111 '2l U lion. Wiliimmi Darner 10 to Itc v. 1 hou rs Burt, .1t14% College 5 5 At Fry's. Chapman, and co smts Smith 1 i 0 booms Amp 5 5 pt. Gi-orge Deane, of Mom jell 5 5 At Wii;ii, Jerry LI. and Co. Lie.e.-..en. A. WouJ 1.1 0 J. 1.. iis 52 10 j...iitii Woolley ItJ la .1..bi0 It 1 ; 4 10 it bastard ILI AO Ai Smith, PAN tie, and Co. .1 oho Critcroft, of 11,14 ktlwro, slate Dribv Loyal True Illue Gob 105 0 Kit k, Ilearous, and Brunt SI 13 Jame, Walker and Co. `::ti Net. ercote, of Hosletrack imut4l u,y Collection at Har wich 44 4 At Ltoyd . , Chas. Bald %% in, Bridge street 10 It) Ltlcketuley & Ilarri,Nl '2l U Hyde . ' . :k , Grafton sir :1 ( ) 0 6C , .. : 111, Ponte fract; J. Mahon and Co t;. Bieks.ell Sir 11. !We'd!. Datcnet Chards, Backs, by the Itev. Isaac (loser, Vicar. Oh 61. M. .I.4cpk reason .5 0 Ile sr./IEIO4A Taylor, title Slane sum paid at (ireenw ich) 5' . 0 Miss Taylor (ako a Schwa ipti.,n at Great 'rich) 5 0 Dev le Rubes tsoa 10 10 At Bouverie and Antrnbus. Vim. Pilkington 5 5 At Sir James Et.daile and Cu. Harlin) Pat bh, by the Km N. Wake N. Is. 6d. I;niverbit) of Cam , bridge.•toy the Vice- Chinicellim 315 0 La Souvenir d'une Arnie 5 K C. I I Ilie R ev . R. D. Corn ' hcrhodl. of Drrf fteld, Clnecester.hire 10 0 rho. Rev..N. G. iltiMnl - rook, of Sonicrlield, Wilt,. 7 13 °lien Henson, of Void too 5 0 01 441 and Ckeveldeu Ilen.on 5 0 All Communications and Natter of Subicrip.inas are requei.t -d td he addressed to the Committee ill Inc City or London hYrlrti. Subscriptions are received at Lt.'s d's ; ot the City of London rfttelll, iffid the Banker§ of the Aletrolittli, 15th August. J. P. WLLSPORD, Secretary. , .\ .c . , R 5 5 . ACCOMMODATION. si FRENCH P2IPERS. ~. APErtqON respectably established in a Mercer'. . - • • .:i I e fihe of husioew, who isiti want of a temporary Paper assistance. is desirous of we'll's' with .t. Tradesman or Gentle— ----. - ORDINANCE OF THE KING. nm, situated ai himself, to whims the use of a few Hundred • . rounds, fur some months, wauld prove an acrommod:ition., • - • The Advertiser has the 'lower of realising it upon j i secu- Louis, by the G race o f God Kin of France rity; and will tie happy to expLiin himself to :toy one who will and - • . . - a iclress„ po,t-free, for 0. P. to he left at No. IL * Si e%-oreet, • Nawarr° : , g . . Obelisk. If with name and address, it will meet with home- Has ing as'artained that. the present strength of. .dime attention: our land forces is far t oo great for a state of .......,-. to tar too great tor t i ..-... _ . peace, anti out of all proportion with the reveooes of the kingdom ; that the moat just and at the same time the Mort favourable princiPte f or the or g an i za ti on of an V YTON, ,stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and 18, - w '.4 Coventry.stree feellierrat pleasure in cslltog the alien riots army, is lion of his Friends told the Public to ,to dismiss at first th o se officers, whoi . , being no loriger in the vigour o f lif e , are l east cape- • I F A Saran Lottery_ of linty 5.00 ;Tickets,: ble of active service With it Grand ' Y etis of ,f ler,uo); . ' Belittles SAM Guineas to 1... paid in Gold ! . ! D.--iirous at the same time of softening the of" To be Oman all in One Day. . So early at, NEXT Tll URSD A Y. • . these dismissions, for those who shell f a N under their., operation before they have se rve d th e ti me p rescr ib e d E. E. tbeiefore solicits nn early vie at either of his frilly fortunate Offices, a isere thie LAST TW I NT y THOVSAND by the. general regulations, iu order to enable them s..ld by lilat.--!irsides the Golden Prize .4 100 J Guinea., and the . to Upon retire last £IOJO Prize, No. 6,431., &e. &e. we 1141 W rily Mg nu Ale. , the report of our wand. Minister Secietary of e/4• • All Iminets in the Public . Funds riardacted; u mu I, State for War, ' w e hav e or de re d an d or d er - as foi .oomm and punctuality. • lows:- - •. . PENSIONS AND GRATIFICATION& ' Art. I. The following shall retire with full rights, without any exception : • I-. The LieutrnarthGeneralS, Marshals•de-Camp, superior Officers of Staffs, and of Corps. The Inspectors-in-Chief, ittspectots, Sub-Inspea tors of Reviews, Assistants of the First Class to Inspectors of Reviews, Civil Commissaries, Mili tary' Commissaries, Chief and Principal Officers of Health, No personal ation can he attended to. NEXT THURSDAY, 440 . AUGUST, ALL MUST RE DRAWN. riARROLL and Co., Contractors, riturn• theid grateful thank.. to thr Public for the Patromme received in' Lottery just blushed. and beg inform Oiem that Ticket.. and Sti op% are nn Sale f..r a N t.W LOTTZKY v i of Only 5,00.1 ricKE l'S. • And aGRAND PRIZE of ,C3 1 .0' 1 , Besides a great variety °rower eapita:s, and SAO GUINEAS IN GOLD: • 'To be all DRAWN in ONE DAY. Tickets and Share§ are now on Sale at C R ROLL and Office.. Nn. 7, Co.rohill. mad 16. 0 reel, whets. alit Ban sines In the Public Fonda is transacted. WttOehall •be on the Ist of September next, in the 30th .year, of their service, or. in the 55tb year of . . .. their age, . . And tbesilibo from wounds or infirmiti e s are no. ablitiO-eontimie inactive service ; -• ''' - t / The -Gotten' and Strrff Officers' 'of firing's,. oho ithill btat theseme. date in the 35th year oftlspiv sorriFo,. or in the 60th year . of their age;. - 3. The' Officers of Staffs and of Carps, not being' saPerior - Officeit ; - The , kasistants to Sub-Inspectors of Reviews of, the Second :Class, Assistants 19 Military Commissa. saries, and the Officers of Health to Corps and Hos pitals, Who shall be in their 25th year of service; or in the 50th year of their age, And those who from wounds or infirmities shall bp unabte to continue in active service. i Ask. 1:1I.• The following - 9MI be enabled to retire !ow their epPlicatiois. or otherwise: • - • • '''' . 1. The Lieutenant. Generals, Marshals4e-Camp, ~,. TICKETS and SHARES are on sale by RICHARDSON, superior Officers of Staffs and of C o r ps, '' • 000DLUCK. and Co. 1 The I ns ors- i n- C h i ef Inspectoil and Soluln--, Contractors for the prese-t Lottery. WHO SOLD IN THE LAST LorrEalr, I vectors of Reviews, Assistants of the First Class to' ' . • No. lt,:7?„ Stilt-Inspectors of Reviews,'ol9•Commiekeriee; Mi. A PRIZE of £20,003, . .. - Tlita iv•Co ni missa • ies, Chief and .Principal Officers of In Eleven Shore., I 11,40 I . • A nd No. 6,497, 1 ~,Who,i.hall he on the Ist of September next in their A GOLDEN•PRIZE OF 101).) GUINEAS, 25th. year of service ,• . . ..,,...ii=;... I it. h:a• - • Sham.. . ' 2 The General and St t affOfficrisof fortresses who IVEW vTArit CO ITERIPOPFICIi, sa me :,. , - at the pet iotl shall be iotheir 30th year of set.- ... 117..60•01.:Insaisiettily Niponte Britt 1-st reel, , vice ; . . 3. The Officersof. Stairs and Corps not being se. irunGßs, Jon. andt Co. most resvecttally Wig li. - Pririr Officers, • N Agin v n o d Public, for the very lihelol' Po , rodoxe Ain/erred The Assistants to .Sub-Inspectors Of Reviews of no 'hem in the u.tiery reresdlv 6i s, and 4 'el to //woe the seeeed tie 6; rksiiit'ants2 to Military Commis.' them. tho Tick..• and Shan ur, a.n OP % .le for Old. ;Am, did LOTTE RY o ~ 1$ bble Tirket%. eivittnintnn a GRAND • series, end' the Officers' of Health to Corps and Hos. PRIZE of .€30.00• 11 *4 is X"' VeriPlY of 0 th't Colt ells. Otitis, . -. • . owl s.!o GUI\ EAS iu COW , . to be' paid ( s 114.411. de. ; . , tv. _.L • • d uc ti...o 4, .0141.110 dfil*MontiOnar.4 rid Co p ! riiribirly re. i .. E . ll O- nnsit be in ttliele'2o4. - year of service. evonatrua to he Notice of Ite Nobility nod totiOl t e, the Scheme 1 I ho Articles. 3 to.ll:relatoto the amount of the of ettw , powitt•r I. worn; stutro, to the Aobanenges already' peosipissk to he g r anted op retiring to. the classes eneovelated„ r. shine, 'he r .re cireti."%tanee of r u e , .wbote ', Graird.ropir,h 4 and Rich Priz • of fluilic...., boogie ornoced °Rivers enumerated above.] . . ~ - t o Government as to be Al dr,,wu in (Me Day, • NEXT 1 Are, XII. From Oils dly no application for active TlitlitsDAY. ' • service Wour Military Household, in the Army, and All Ortirh from the C..wory, aceoinp....;cd with n. Rcinii. inwsre, will be tnankf .I'y mcesveA, mail ittiocioalWencemied:— in Ihe Gendarmerie,. cannot be ..g rail taxi -to .persons onverow.n. s e , • a, e ,..o ug ht anti !Ad, by Comini..iosi. •'! after an •effective service. of .'2O years, or at the age — 'of 50. . Art. XIII. No person wbo has Once retired shall Sit allowed to resume any military 'employment. Art. XIV. - Our Minister Secretary of State fOr .the War Department is charged with the execution of the present Ordinance. . . Given at Paris, at the Palace of the Thoilleries t August the Ist, in the year of Grace 1815, and of our reign the 21st. (Signed) . . • •TO •BE ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY, . . . NEXT THURSDAY. Alio 94. s • • . QTATE LOTTERY of only* 5.000 TICKETS, 1.-.7 Contain% a Or.inel Prize .1 A 50.004 and • 9.000 GUINEAS in GOLD I • SCHEME. roI. . .rkill.Qoo • ... is ... at 20,000 1ii.060 , • 1 1' 1,050 ..... : . .... 1.050 2 I S a . 400 ••• 9 • 5 • , 200 i` 4 100 • 5 500' 13 '. i 500 lit Draws Blanks 10.. each.... 6410 Ticket b. A:50.000 The 0,000 will receive XlO,OllOO attire, snaking:X . lo oaa. ~~, f 1 . IMPORTANT ADVICE. WHEN Men ' of Educ a tion .:ntl Professional Stull use perievering endeavours to drscriver hie , niial safe •mi certain method of treating at few pr , v , iiiiiig 1) isilt-es, the , successful result of their et perierwe is t.e "lest proof of superiori. l • Iy. Messrs.. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have be e n i.isluced at make ' the cure of the r •Ilowing the -triert 4 their particular study ' ' tin. aaertain Disorder, frequently c.aurneted in a ittoinent of imoxiention, and its cone-sal rants, Stricture? rind Glee's, whir h, Assn iinpr.-.ved plan, are speedily and effectual!y cured; asalso Debility, whether arisaig from flacchastalutis indulgence., I.n.g residence io warm climate., or a wen:: solitary sire, too often unhappily pursued by the youth of both seers , in the tune taut i Ina sterility, or ham-loess t and in (1w other it iminerons ludo of nervousidiserives, which, if n , t timely rem.-died, Fen:dame in impotence arid Cousunaption. In that dirtressiogroate of debit!- , ty nr deficiency, whether the consequence ..f such baneful ha. hits, or arming from any oiler cause, by a hick the powers of - __ ! the Aituri•sn become enfeebled. us Mein: erg of the Royal Another Ordinance, dated August 10, directs that °allege of Kerte-ma in London they idler a firm. safe, acid speedy restoration to sound and vig,r.us health. Tier after twenty days from its publication, no stamped rmult of a long are extensive practice has (rudder' Irwin, by paper but vs hat bears the It o; al mark, agreeably a superior method, to reanoye Venereal Co:nplaintS„how. to the Ordinance of the 11th October, 181-4, • shall ever inveterate or complicated, without rulijecriag the patient be used. • to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cases, where an early application's made on discovery of the infection, The Ministers of Prussia•had a conference of two ' they frequently perform a cure in the short space of tie,. d a y,. The unprecedented success of their mode of treqtmeat (which tins ; !ho urs with the King the day before yesterday. Dever heed known to fail in one single in s tance in is practice ,f Letters from Rouen state, that malevolent per fifteen years, during which period many thou s and persom , • (h situ sons in the capital circulate the most absurd and the &saes ••ave been cured, even cutler severe and injurious !who!, had been pursued by ..taer Practitionrs with.on effect), aches. alarming news; At Rouen,' at Louviers, and . them to thus ;ititilicly oiler ilk it advice.-Timsr reculiar (Ls .I.- along the whole•road, letters are tinily received, an. ' ders and deficiencies, incidental to the female Sr*, which trio flouncing that. Paris is its insurrection, 'that cannon often min tter matrimonial (elicit v, are to he reinnted h) !stemmas gentle as they are efficacious. Afars led Wainem who have long' have been fired in the .streets, and that the city is Leen disnippointed in their ex pectutionsof a I ly, tatty he tissue. laid waste with fire and sword. The letter from ed, that in most ire:noires such defects art curable by Medical skill. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclunvely profev , ing she Cure marked Rotten is dated the 10th ; the manceuvres which it particular complaints, in order that they may not he denounces coincide with the factiotis 'movements by a mistaken few, with the obloquy 9...testi)? aitachest t.. the which were attempted to be made at Path doting the , ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to.statc,thm they have been properly educated and Initialed into every branch l . ast . eight or ten days. Thus this kind of conspiracy of the profession (certificates of which, from differeut Hospi. , 'sewn& to extend its ramifications. • tali, and testimonials from the mqst eminent Physiciam, ta t , ! According to letters from Beatteaire of the 4th, the have to convince at. inquirer), that the success resulting front weir endeavours first ind uce d , them •to quit the i.ractice of i disturbances continue at Nismes. Religions , Itioioti• -, At.:v.gimit son the general Practitioner, and they presume that their 'octets . begin to mingle with political ones; A i ; slims constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented consistence • Montpellier, the retired military men and the Huth!). with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally h.asisured. 1 .. . :—Patients in the country are requested in state the particulars , lilies; of Botiaparte's reign are exposed to mal-treat ot their rase, age, and general habit of hying, sand inclosing it - ntent,from the populace. ' remittance for Advice and Nl..dirines, whet. the satne will he .o_, igven or sent to any part of the kingdom. PASIIO,.. duo, 14. ?toyer Forfrede, brother of the 1 ,)ss s„,,i co, S u r geo n s , 13, tiouverie•street, rlect•sUers 1 na-COsseentionakiski. has been arrested at Thnultiuse, i May 1, 1809. I it slit at the chief§ of the Federato of that city.--. LOUIS. • By the Kiitg. ' The Minister Secretary of S/a4e for War, (Signed) Marahai GO U V LON ST. CY R. - . • . x ~ - , R , - ,: .-^4 rn :. N • N. . • • • 4 . 0 _..: . !b c I'-. ~~ r~~~~ A,,,•• • •••••. • ....••410. ... ill 13 '0 1.0 '2l 0 5 5 0 10 10 11. son Ira prisoner at Narbonne, where:be was *r ivaled on the 30th July. • 1 _ • . Ttiumvtli Attn. 5: -' -The tragic*, Niel rif4Jurslial Braiie has prbil deed; iii strong 'a oiimpitviiiiwn? on , : 160 mind of the 'other Generals, that they - Wilf• not lap ' the•rivklif travelling ; in the .so•utheieti. prosinces.- 7 ". -Seveiair, -among whom is . General - O'rrdier, here chosen to emb;.rk fi±r Havre, rather than .to ?rotted by land. 1 , • VIEPINA, Jutir-30.—A• Fritsch Colevnell fiwChief •trft.4.,..V11.;Pa. 4.0.0 ;aIL i n I..grrfej int, nes beln twouelit to rientiti.. 11., wiirke sent to the fortress of Mont. 1 itz; whet* he. will . be detained-. as a priiriner of use. We are assured that this rigoious meirtire iv adopted ageinst him, because -.sitete were • biLinA • Among his i• f ,` pipers an eihortation to the Officers - ?•inder item 're %direct their-prinfipaimmoisli on ,-tu .whe ferrign. .4.. t. • ... reigns and Commanders in Chief now in Ft,' sore, in 1 which he promises them•U Aug.. reward if they f .l)f A in possession of any of. these.overeigns or Generals in Chief. -...- VIIMIA,4IILT 3ClV:= 7 The fate_ of Madame Motat is at length decided. She had reman..4l maiureeting a griit — atitiPaTry — tiktitt.t rem i in in B•hemia ; she r.jefoird-ill proposal , oo th and when her tl.parinre was.nientinsier', sle..eigagod Sickness. intrigued glad complained of th , w hich • was done her: she boldly -ephtainediraniqnon to take up her residenre in Lower Aostris„and she wiH inhabit the Castle of H.timboti , g, gin; to the banking house of Faints and To. V , eona. It is sito.ted six leagues from ;he c-..pita,...un th , side of Hungary. Messis. FAltter and Co. reit), with the consent of Quvernmeot, lot Madame, for tine years, at a rent of 690(1, /Intim., their chateau at flairobnurg. She is expressly Frrnbibited fro.in coming nearer than . a league 'fig Vienna, and has been in formed that she must think herceif very fortudate.' A. , PRIVATE. GO R &Rd 1 3 0 A D E • .• • - • PArir, Ag. 9. 1.615 1 66 Thin cannot certainly last., If we ha , e nor en explosion soon, we tiny thank the • innX•tatile lorceit "of ell :tuitions'-4nd" AMA *64 eirrialitsiiia the capital; bet the.sulky aPpetioroces; sthe Ailed-Jets, the in dignant looks.( Ake .Fteo.ciontesay portend a. storm and an eru*ti?q . :• • ;, '• - " To attempt 'in give' irrie an acio'n'tiffirthe pre sent more Chao ifallylriiicifate %ottirl b e a bov e m y ;owlet, wild" itlderti *bete that 4( a ny „one.. ,One attfg.sel r wlnkt Paris*.lifotl indeed -Stout. is, at this tne.,waat, to lostieve•abet,esaerti 'es which, I might be inclined pa, make reTectistgiF=tll4 are nfso eitiaordinart a 'maitre. • - V- ' 56 Parisi* otri• vast camp,ine-ofyloAnnsegtovions features of which is the snows trots .of i.,sh army relieving •the.naonotooy saarmes in the Champs Elisees.. The wooden hut., .• : f . tee Prussians lieti•tg one side of the Corpde .41414, forts an unhappy contrast to diem.' •Curse were- pliCed at • one end of ti.e •Potit Royal, tntned og Mat •l4e .Thuilleries ; - .and there-were Eons till the other diy on the Marshe do • Fleurn, threatening the city.— These have been orderedo %spy, to the great disappoint. m•nit tof Blneher;who seemed to have acted not ulthke a Bashivr: There - ire atsW‘Voodett hots eiected>iii trio fine gardens of thefalais'LuxernboOtg„; for4 - 000ais the Prussians like the best every where they .go.— Their ofkcera are the most perfect prit:lnsoifres you, have ever seen, and seem mote .equikpTcl- for a boudoir, or for a levee, than for altiterhin tourna ment. Indeed the Freiveh teiovery•sensible of this; hence their greater guigna at havingbeen conquered by them. A Lady, whose house is the generwt run dezvons of foreign officers of milk in Paris, told me the other day- T ' general let . ojficiers Anglais soul au pere grostirrs, omit ifs paroissenl avois le emus- bon—les Prussicns, art contraire, tont Inns ceding ;• its :anarnenent leurs dunresttlues pur firer tear mduchoirs de la poehe. de pear de se' gater les I owlets, ci its :was assoarment avec des parfames de Ingle qiraliths.' " 1 repeat it, this will neverd o.There have been very I great riots and cries of Vire l'Emptortur, under the windows of the Thuilleries-•—and on Sonday evening last, they actually broke into the Chateau. astoand. ing the poor old King with ' Vine Napoleon, a-bas Louis jupon P Ile rode through Rue St. 110oora yesterday' and the Duchess to-day. I saw them both days. Not a single voice raised to greet them— every one affected to turn the head aside, and a hack ney-coachman would scarcely get out of the way to let Madame's carriage pass. " Vincennes has scot yet surrendered. Labetioyere .11 to he tried iin'Friday. The Journals ate very se vere against him ; - but the people in general pity him. Its supposed that he will be shot. This I cannot believe. They dare not do it—they may perhaps exile him. " I believe that all the Allied Sisverei4ns and their respective Ministers are heartily sot ry at Louis hay. .ittg thus been forced•upon the French—and I under. stand the Duke is mo o.tbass any. " logu.t 10. C 6 Lthotight my of ye:terday would have gotiP, but I find the Gen.!email who will deliver it does not set off Aiil till. eyeoitsg I try to put t.._ gether come more pew- of a fresher date. The King has been obliged to adopt a measure pregnant with dan. ger. The Rimy is to here their pay stop's' d front the begiatinitg of Jong.— no rs, of course, will be paid. and the dkoastd tug degree will follow im. mediAtel,, its a much more explicit manner that it was antsoutired ket:th . e auricle of one of the King's OttlonstatieFs There is e rr sai o ly some aimon.si . ons ittiotigs 'the Foreign Ministors, and I rather think Emile or of Itu a .ia ! map. corn . Wnit cau`s Tim Prussi44.l an l Ap s triass,,,(hut the fg.kne_yntore rosttia.tny,to b Pm in the post scautliilvus . piatusiti 'Thu . sun .; .."-"'-ir -111611111111111.-- . • - l t . - • riLJUri t xsr . % .1 .