The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-11 00:00:00

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Projoho ir of the STATeniAll Ne4triper, r . tte th.• heat. losses, and severe sufferings. which er has istro-red iu Slots upholding, for n series of yeah, the invaluable Li berty of the Pre... Mr. JOHN PICKARD, is the Clair. Resole d, That a appears fit this Meeting, that Mr. Di:Lovell. the Pre.' psi stir and Publisher of site STATESMAN east :cm 10 an lane lnient Journot in the raise of C-vil Itebsi • u. Freedom. I, v oamed on imprisoment of Four Years and a Holt in the a...,; 011sie went , . for 'whot base been deemed three s-parnte Lib L. .wit which bare hero, proved not only so have beet , WM ipienoon4ll.• fibeihsos as his pal, but in tow of the three ews the Portliest was daring his gualittetnent, sod costively without hi, loom bitty'. Tnat h Mans ispitnim f this Meeting, that it is so indispm sible duty oil the pint of the Adv rates of the Liberty of the ere,' oh indemnify dr Lovell tor the lo.ise: he has incurred le amioi ink* hi. glersd! sod Lillextble potrititiSm and for his loot *net sees Naas Novertims or Ile conmilusiefild Ri g id, o f the reo u le dories she *hole period of the potato/thou of that J.:or NI Thot thesersertiot. of Mr. Lush le the guise of Liberty, Train. aod Jostle. s ottleyeedeot of his avg.:tiles had lostigs, en title hint lathe eistrited ilitentiou sod support of the Public, and dist this Meeting necordioghte- &el. : great ple as ure h e pro. l aotiam aid recommending the Sobacriptios already commenced i ll hit behalf- Th tt ol an epooli of Site civilised -World has the independent 'stores. of the L belly at site Pre-s provat-ed to confer si , ranch benefit am Sothis , as at the preseut period i it is, therefore, highly isromhem•on those wbo revere that Liberty to manifest a Sf , li and reap/ support io behalf of eve r y man who has u nd son hereafter uteri that anal essential bulwark of the Wag. pri.dei er and freedom of arinkiod. Thai Serra Gemitiernen be appointed be this Meeting to nit as roultaitee, to carry into direct the, objects or the foregoing Resolations. (Signed) JOHN PICK ARD, Resolved Lionsiimousli, That the tuttoks of tile Meeting be given on the Choirman for cooductitg iraportiolly the proceedings of this eveoiug. ~, A LUERN'JN. .) t• -. .. • FREPIGII PAPERS. the basin of Ferred: lie. will •.retttru • in a tea --ewse---. days. . ~ reader Tut :outset. b sea WU ITII.I I Ilis Royal Highness, , in virtue rif. full powers 46 Yesterday again, a new scene s as deplorable as from the King, has apeoiliteri.' *nrines - Prefects, scandalous, occurred at the Thuilleries. About se. Sub-Prefects, apd Mayor-, .in the South of men o'clock in the evening, at the very moment when Fiance. . several thousands of Fret i chmen r by their accustomed An Oulnanee of his .Res el IlriOineal• 4" lo' acclamations, testified to his Majesty their lute and . 28th, eeij , iiis all persons having muskets or litilet Of veneration, a madman, concealed in the crowd, any kiud, the property of the .$ ete s ',4l 01'1sfee, shouted with a kind of rage the seditious cry of way the said arms calne into arty possrksinit.lo,givis . Vine I'Empereur! Instantly all joy disappeared ; them in Within 2:1 hours, at the municlpalitz of 'their the King retired; we thought we could remark his Place of domicile.. • ' Majesty. placing his hand on his forehead as if to Those individuals who heleatritt to the' ellsocislieeS' conceal the impressiNgeof sorrow p r edoeed by this of federates, Sr affiliated with them,' are laid. rider almost incredible fuser of some lightlitti,• who every , obligation to give up, not only the above-me'reintisid day seem to-spring op for the purpose of Insultinglarticles, but also the arms of every kind { that Pie in. the Majesty of the* throne and-lte happiness of the i their possession, by whteiner fillet'. people. The culprit . would hare. paid•with his life! The Mayors shall give reeetpt. 'for the ertha dell.' this criminal tudacity, if some Life Guards, sod vered up to them, and shall transmit them to their' others more calm than the crowd s hail not protected several Prefectures. • him from the public indignation. He was conveyed Those contravening this Orr% yore chat! • fitrar 1114 to the guard-hoese of the palace, is eel as towhee penalties preuounced by the regulation , of police, individual, who, clothed in Prench uniform, had not and may, besides, as accomplices in rebellion, be a cockade in his bet, and who even refused to nu. brought before Courts-martial, cover in the presence of the Kiiig. A battalion, of the Resat Volunteer, et •14sre4 46 Would.not such acts, constantly repeated for /00 strong, yesterday entered Thoulouse, iteei - dal roe, more than eight days, scent the result of a conceited , Pilled acciamatim of Viva 4 Rui. . plan ? And do they not make us apprehend ulfetior i At Roberts and Ca , proj Os still more alarming? Is there tint reams% . • .1451 X. Jct., Irt.' •;. • ' ' %Win- - General Sir ' • GENERAL' ORDIsIte FOR NIA TORTRIIIS6 William Cockburn, at least, to pi esuare that there are some instigsliors'of, , 13.tri. 10 lo this crime much more culpable than those oho teme • The Military Ceneviessilint is Informed brat ere tali; wm. Royer lu 0 individuals, of whom saints tee even Odle rs, in. Grow and Joshua mit i' ? • - 1 Oliver • SI 10 1 ' Undoubtedly, the magistrates who watch over Bulge la improper discourse, and in spteedisig re- Oliver Swan 3 2 the safety of Pails merit all our confidence; and it is ports anti padtphiefa sent by the corps whirl; petsiA WM. Russell Omer- Its rebellious These falsehoods, gross and destitute p i t h c.,,,r,. ) . 100 0 on this account that we think we perform a duty in Edward Res nil. P. e 2 apprising them that they have bent for several days of reason as the? are, demonstrate, nevertheleSN a ce 1 1 wish tad° mischief, by alarming the minds of those Charles Ligsli s s severely censured in coesequ passed ence of what has A Collection tri sole at the nuilleries. It was eves. asserted yesterday who hare not judgment enough to discover their ab- Cittotleasee • 15 ft • . Ist several comp.iiiies, that the persons arrested were ' surdity, and a wish to excite arid fester the mon - stroas hopes of that small number of factious men, Collection at ftraleelv, I immediately liberated ; and that on the same i tenieg all well known end . •watched. *len would do much • Bishop Thornton, two ind:•i•lnals, who n the National Gerard had con. and Atarki , i 4 l , .n, a ) , ducted to the guard. house, were recognised ns having . better by endeavouring to cause their rusts to be the Rev. Win. Ras , - forgotten, than by seeking to aggravate them. been already arrested once or twice for the same , mud, M. A. 111. 4s. 6d. • Bit consequence, ans. Corsiorreaury to the . intentions John deeding .€5 5 offence. We doubt not that these assertions are . • George Tilford 5 5 bilge: we must, itewever, acknowledge that the 1 of Lieut.-Gifu. the Count de Celdaguer, Cosernok of the departrifitie'ot the'Airletie, ihPlollon - ing flea. At Go . l.ngs and I silence which has been hitherto observed respecting Sores shall be forthwith adopted an'f executed in the • Cu. the scenes at •the Thuilleties, -Rises authority to the tfirsare Smith 10 0 reports and co ~plaints of which we speak. It sp.. town of Foix•:-e . .. S , inistei Knight 10 10 pe... He.besk b 0 pears to us that a simple notification, ;omitted in the I Art. I. Every person who shall hawk sheet et , s t Ni•-- Hitinerk 3 0 New s papers, of the tirme and profession of the col- distribute in public or private, false and in dines The rv , ItottertHut. 14) CI P: l* r !I and that they have been delivered op to justice, •wrilioPOV-V lllllll ll•dOlectifetwv*lteurbAlttnnalt ornstly. - Comoel Robed Gee thee the pub- other p lace, and not authenticated with the si g lia. • woul d contribute essentially to tranqui eon , , lure of an eutliorty recognised by I' 11l t..s. ...rig, shell Mrs. Wilbraham • • 3 0 , 10 10 .Bic mind.” be arrested,,etrj.4, and shot svithisi .24 . twerp _ea-e -bbs' Elisabeth Wit. I Another French Par. gives the following account rebel. Amhara . 1 . 0, of the same•seditiowt pi •eedisigs:— • . :Miss Emma Willow. • - 2 .4 4, 1 cc yesterday the Ki , receive d th e c ian a nd m i. 2. All Officers and otha-s 'r f btlat. cores called ~, . With addresses, &e-. ' Mountain Chasseurs, *et presents') tne.tomrs of F.'ix, . Miss Anna Wiling. ' - 'liters , Authorities, Dep. t•itions h..m i. 1 I 46 Their. Royal Higti .. esses the Duchess of An. Is itheut express commission fzeryu o the Count de Cal. .4 . gouleme and the Duke of Berri attended the King's .degues, are Ordered to depart %Rhin 24 how,: • it er At B a remv..Tretten, to their homes or to the places where they reielvell and Cp. Mats, which was celebrated in the chapel - of the Mrs. !Pewees 3 3 Tnuilleries. • • . their half:pay priorlicilate tifer:e.• -' • ~' , • ~ • A Reatieraau - 15 I.' 3. All the-in h ab i tants w i re %Seim_ divert... Inu • 10 10 "On his return from Mass, hi. Mejesty appeared . .. , . Robert Bevan lodged, are botiod forthwith to give up the armee* A Laity 1 1 at the balm's, and tir.7:-diately the air resounded Witham Fleaders 6 5 3 with cries of rave le Roil 'Some Militates before en amm u niti on that may hav e been tett .iltli V s em; N. Procter 5 impudentl fellow evqk , R o ost till , Allied troops, -in • These arms ... A.ll be bfought to the C nstuandant:- ' - 4. All the Ea-Federates are swain nide,. to deli. At Lia)d's. , a sumo o Ilected for the •purpose. On the iiitirna-- Willinnt (limber vet up their-muskets and.fowling-psee,s, with all the ' • c, ,ti in am Pa. 5 5 tines wh ich ‘ were given to WIN._ be made off, hut he was on tire bat-..ammunition , .ammurrition, guppowder s and lead i tbafresps.fie it) roh of 11011ingtum, wog still *etched. White the King their houses. lie with w h om any is Iliscetexed,ihall . Snort, by she Rev. • cons, thts %retch alone kept ots his hat. He was be erres•ed and !liken hete're a Clu'rrt-hlartial: • . J. H. ktg. Vi ,ialted • o take it elf : he refused : but a military ear, including 51 se., ~. .., ._- i • • from H. N. %Vied ' men. *raring the badge of an order, look o ff the ' 5. F•' l4 7 '"umuual who iita'i hive irweati.e-taises H. and W. Fadden , ' 6s ' 61 ' hat v-opnir which, the fellow slunk into the crowd lu g"" s shall he errnhill ; lf knew "; gildi. "'i ll4ll4 . Bluckbuto 100 0 mattering . .. t" prove hem he deriyed.it : iwdefault of. whits., he t 01r.rmadake C. Mai. 4* Ab ou t . fi v e o ' c l oc k d ances an d songs re . com . shall be taken intosustody,..and tried as a, di etar b ir well 52 10 of tranquillity. maimed in the •.fe , -sllell under the shade of she trees, Newman, Hunt, and 1 co. J. 1t0.% d. a setd Ann Ipr int, lire 57 10 in the garde., of the 'fltuilleries. 10.5 0 • "Al eight, the King, accompanied b y Monsieur , •.,- • • • • 6. All Ps-Federates are • eipreitstjr_ fOrbid•lpti to * have the town or pass its boundariet, without:a pal 'lithe order•hom the M il or rOunt . .t,igneri by cob F. et 0 and the Duke de Berri, , a ppeared at one of the win. • Heart. Newton 1 0 1 0 draws of the palace. The, most lively acetate-aloes •Cnotemeldant, all who are taken pa s si ng out by t h e Li , at. um.. findall,,beid i ge_or other i4llues , shall be phut up i n th e t ower , .R. N. 5 5 were heard. . • •• • and . tiled as iil.iiitentioned. Collrrted at Trion.. I " lit !he_ceuree of the afternoon, several auda fore eh welt. Pei. .Ataidst the' happiness and joy which the return of I deists fellows uttered seditious cries.. They were r..r.t.nire, Oki a . Serra--11 Ili the Hilt. • 1 taken up, and conducted to the guard.house.— our le itimate Princes has g caused amongst us. the W.Palutet,nfli)na- ' Amotig them NU a military man, whbse epaulettes Counandant o •• ' tes all honest peopto liu,y 18 0 u f the fortress invites have constan , ly under their eye those men to flow. Dr. Herbert , were immediately torn off. It is to be hoped that whose manoeuvres we must ascribe a part of, our co; M trsh 10 10 measures will se knglh be taken to punish these ,K. Brown, Upper authors of s editi o n and disturbers of the public re- lamfties, and to recollect, that ! h ug h i n cons i d e rable I,verie•erees 5 sin point of numbers, the wicked are always danger. Mr. I. Wihon 11 1 10 I m "." ous %lien lost sight of, for this reason, that crime E. Yen 5 5 - The citizens of Dunkirk have published a protest Jerry Commercial . ' • illtalWit the appointment of Baron Kenn y as their newer sleeps, and that all means are alike to it. Ma, k .50 0(mord) The C 1..% ,tier Cll. 'le 1 . '112 JAMES, Adults Lyiarerirer 25 0 Meyer, he bolo held thet office under Bonaparte. Milli: a. ) , Comm indlint. In this protest they observe that " unless good sub- ' ...... • jertsinise their voice to the throne, meta unwoi thy of BAsLit, JULY 28.—0 n the 26th. this town was, his Majesty's confidence will he placed its power, the without provocation, exposed to a severe cannonade king will be again helmet!, and good citizens de- on the port of the fortress of flu ' ontguert,which lasted spelt of the Commonwealth." more than an bout. Bt.mbil«ll in .1 qe.t tiers, hut, „ La Fere and Mezieres are still closely besieged.— brtuately, no one was killed. Tice i,01.114/8,14F of Valenciennes is said to have concluded an armistice Basle are disfurniahing their holism.. and sen d i ng with the besieger*. - their children out ref town. The Archduke John • Colonel Imbedoyere Was again interrogated the' having demanded the reason why he tired An the day before yesterday: Re was yesterday taken town, the latter replied. that on the precriiit.el:l4lst frcon the depot of the Prefectbre, and lodged in the the Swiss had cammitted the first hostilitir., b firing prison of the firth Cooed, of kvar.• It is thought tl.at on the French, who wished to bring nearer to Hu be will this day be broughtleifore bis Judges. ' ' ningOen a mill upon the Rhine. Prince Talley rand did busigess on the day before The Commandant of 14 ittit, g tieTt tem been required yesterday with his Majesty, from two until four to surrender that forties, to the Allies ; it was de o'sincitt. clawed, at the same time, thief if he did not obey this We are assured' that it his been proposed to call order by a certain time, lie should he treate•l witli all the colleetiniss of pa intltigs'assti'stalloes in-the Louvre, the rigour of military law. A gr • it deal of heavy ... ___ IN the INDEPENDENT WHIG of SUNDAY NEXT still - Appear the Tranel.tioa of a Private Leiter Melte-4rd to ALGERNON hy a M FAIRER of THE (ATE FREE CHAMBER of FRENCH REPRESENTATIVES. Thy Independent Whig will also vottyia Mt Enquiry into and *Coal !rot ryupitheCaseof ELIZA FENNING. WATERLOO•stusicailE l f lON. • • • City of London Tforern, Rag. 9th, 1813. AT the GENERAL MEETING, Resolved, Tb t a Gerserni Subscription of nll classes be °petted foe the special Belief anti Iteortit of the Families of the prate Men Killed, and of the Wounde d Sufferers of the BRITISH ARMY under t' ecorasnand of the i:luariotis W ELLINH VON, in the signal Victors of Wntetio.t, and is the several Battles which have beat or may be fought in the present Campaigw." • r Ansooot of Babies-1018os already advertised £103,117 Ds; 2d. Wm. Tebbe £5 5 The SaperietterA int and Workmen at ' the Royal Arm.rory Milk, Lewisham 25 0 J. and C. Bradley 5 0 Adams. Sun, and Bell 9t 13 Masks Wills, Esq. 5 5 At Ramsbattams. Collection wade by the Rev. lames Pope, at Great S au_hlan, Hants: Sir Jame. Du foray, 101., enetriba.i,un ' by other luhabitauts 141. 4E. Swhscription cf the Inhabitants of the Town of Maritsa. rolgh 914. 61." 6d. Satecrilairas et the Offictrii, Nun cam anivaioned Officers, ani Privates, of the Marlborough T►oop of Wiltshire Yeo manry Cava'ry S. Frulag mid Boo card Collective in the Pa rish of Cliesderton, Oxfordshire ,E4l 4 Wee White 10 10 Bishop nod Nielson 69 10 At Pile. Tlternton, and C'. James Brogdea . 25 0 Joan Toplis 26 Richard Ark ',right 210 9 Meo. phie Parish. heat. by the . Hwy. 0. Evenh 111. St. 2d. Robert Stoke*, PCO. S b 11 4 BO 0 54 10 Bottom...non" islectryzn: Saw.whitbreste. 1. 4 1 Win. &rebut, Esq. or9l 0 M. P. £lOO 0 I Mr. Pirknrd 5 0 Sir fit;hrrt Heath. Mr. S. Pe. ry 5 0 ate. 11'..t. M. P. 50 0 Mr. Wishart s 2 • T.W. C..ke. Esq. M P. 5U 0 Mr. Walker 2 2 Remittedby Mr.-laltn Sir F. !Loden, Ka t. I Mown Puller 2 2 B..llland, brims a M. I'. b 0 0 Mr. J. C..ll.nge 2 0 Cwiletaiao from the J. R. W.A. F•4l • 7' Mr. It ruing 2' 2 R. y. Mr. Mitton, at Celts Park. &trium 90..01 Mr. Cam 1 0 Harrogate iChipel _. Y.Z. 40 0 W. ' 1 1 861. lon. 4.1. yr. Ahletares W..od 911 - 0 J. I). R•bar 1 0 W. N. Cnmpbell - £lO 0 FAA 3. 'ahoy, , •10 0 Mr. R. I..rk 1 I 11. F—A sixteenth of Edw. Au. .i _. Fag 211 0 Fleur% Lampert 1 1 a Lottery Ti. ket, Jas. Perry, bsq. Cbro. I Mr. V. 1 1 4,513, to he rirnwu ni le 10 0 Mr P..elps 1 I the huh Or August Mr. fordham )0 0 I Mr. iwooa 2 2 art, A. R. 1• 0 T. B. 2 2 Thanaw. Brennaad 3 S Mews. Iliaawat and l'. H. 1 1 .1. P., per hawk and Sort 10 10 Mr. Thompsos 1 1 Co. 25 0 11.1,r Cartwright 10 0 W.T. 1 1 By the Rev. W. Wit. J„h,, .1 .h n ,„ a . E sq; 10 0 Jolla Fitzgerald. Esq. 5 0 eon, from the Parish • . 1 Wm. ailiett, Esq. 50J. P. Grant, •Esq. M. P. 5 5 Church of Over Lard -- 10 0 A. Grant. Bog. 2 2 • • Warren, county ... rif W. Jane. Burdett, Esq. 6 5 W. A. 1 . 1 ' 1 14 Fowl Tho.. Nortbraore , Esq. 5 5 Small . Sabacriptials . nos the Par .ii Mr. Bird • 5 ' - 5 by Mr.. - .Hates 1 Church of Neth•-r . Mr. Harm, S .5 1 Friend . —. • . 410 - Warlaa. iissbeeanap • Mtis-ey Onwste, Sq. 5 5 Compu.stews, Press. i ty of 0 sford 11. 30., *l. 'l , . 1. Ive 5 0 men, Re. at the ' tit. Btoolph, With- . 4r. Waltham* 5 A thatesauto Once $lO out,Aldersgate. col- Mr. Gail.sway 3 0 End Grey 20 0 ; ler , eu . t the church Mr. West S 5 Chas. Blundell. Esq. d 0... , mid paid by Cr. Hoppe S .5 • of lace, war Liver- the Chura•wardens r. II .0 - 3 3 1 pool 20 .01. 731. Os. 4d. Mr. Brownish 2 2 1 Mr. Hancock, Nut- ', The produce of a Ball C. 2 21 tinghwa :10 0 at Cheltenham 2 31. 14s. 6d. Sab.r.lptiora weeived by elr. Alderman Wood, Falcoo. J. M. Isles 1 0 U Mow, L .14.1 rm; &were; B onko, H.q. Straod ; Mr. Ridgway, ' Henry Grettou 11. 1.1.5. 6d. 11...11 - Our. P.rratll.l. i Mr. Wt.,. New Koswell-yourt, Carry. motet; hit. A. Gall .wit._._ Holborn; Mr. Hata, Salisbury- At Lubbock' sad square. I-ket deem i Mc. !l or Fleet-street ; at the Bar of Co. • Owl', .viii awl Anthor Tavern, Stroud; the Office of the Systems, ro Newspaper; and by the Secretary, 45, Laut. street, S. stk*iiirk. e• J. A. ()LICK ES. pen. g..r.g.,1•11,. T. D. v 5 5 Collection at Lenmin bier Caurch, b) the key. Coleman 421. 51. 6d. Co'lertion at F %inn Cual, , I, u, Li.u -minst..l, by the kor. Jonathan W ii li.ans Id. th. 10d. C Ilecriun at the Pa rish church of Dors i .% 651. 15s. 9 , 1 M. Wiriams 1 1 From s h.. t,Tberwell r theuerp ti a Fond, by Lieu ten ark-Cul Smith, YOOl. stark. S per Caneols• J. Cork, J. I'. &Al der an t 25 0 iptino made of a Paolie ilacering, in the Parish id Cp. arim 1921. es. Collet tine in the Pa rish Chure ofß:un- Ismn, by the Itre. H. P. Ilenc:.r-oft 90 0 • T-•—• VYTON Stook.Beeker, and 18, . s Mo.,lllrv-firert, (rel.; Treat pleasure so sailing the mites duo of b 4 Pries& and she Paltne to • Paoli trittery of nods 11.00.1 Tickets, With a (fraud Prose of £30,110x. ileslics 3,000 Guineas so be paid is Gold ! T.. be Drawn nll In One Day, S.. early as the Vith Instant. V.. E. she.efore soliciis on early 4- 15 of Pith". of , q• 1.1 1 1% far"' 'ate 0 1 6ers. She're M.. I:AS r TW F.NTY THOI SAN,/ s 14 • , y bias—hesides the 0.41. as Poise ..f iOOJ Guineas, nod she is-s A'lQ 0 Prise, No. 4,431, &c. &e. me now paying on de. os.lo is . •. 4 All- bu.ineme 'a the Public Funds conducted, as awl, with nonorr end pu. HIRFRNIANI 110 I'LL, HMI it rit=As MOQ.AN, late Proprietor of lit - tkvitte..nreet DWAIN net who conducted the Club how.e to she mime 'item f , .r Fifteest Years with the moo flato tilt, a inahmion, takes the Ii ,ertii of informing he N bail, +s (;-rtry ow U. ilet Evoinre, that he ha. taken the Olive Howe. where he hoes hs his assiduity not attention to merit a metre of patronoge statt - praer.i•as, partirut rly from bis generous rollout Ines. 'P.m %lawn Moran ofses•lefirre ex p,rienred the as yes. hoidens Wish rev. eta d *Twit/vie he now return. t•leits for posh favours. wad nastwrs tne Nshility and Gentry that hi. Woes, with ever. other article in his line, cball he of themery be,• qu silts t al. Live y Stibira earefalir att ea a e d t hi s p o ,• • an kips sad Hone , i..ferior to none nettle London roads. a ill, prop r 811 nisei drivers.. As lone as 1 4..rosufultil , hii dons, no !wirer ii•o% re look op with confidence for the support of his isistiiienehed frier s. Huh brae, JO ) It 1813. Al Mersin. Stow, and Michael Wodhell 10 10 Tbunar Boddiugt.o 10 10 All Commuateations sod Natter of Subwriptinste are request ed to be adotexxed to the Committee at the City ..t Louttou Towns. Sub:cription.. me retch/4 at Llttxd't t at lb. City of London • SUPPKIttIt ADVICE. Theta, and by all the Baultrr• of she Metropolis. IT is of the first consequence to sunettain nn, 9th A ..,,,.. J. P. WELSPOIIO. Secretary. - 0 . whose Itleois And stsievily a Illwo fellow* may be ' . x placed in atllletion. Moans. CU Rlt I R and Co.. Surgeons et eminence tad high rrofesisonol attaiaments, Metnbers of the . ALL iti ONE DAY. Roxrd Colleges • f teeptlau and Eittlobargh, prewni to the Peb- STATE LarrEar of only 5,000 TICKETS > lie OW steads of * vents esrtienet Its the Cure of Ventral Completes.. and thaw n ney ehtli AWL Delete:cies which Dot To he lkstwo 14th of Ao.lOs Chalsio. se (lewd Prite...f 490.060, aad nehtstscutly poetical .w embitt..r 4ke martiosonittl Sißie. IN the SAM GU IN F. in GOLD 1 various gmdationt, ft• m lecent infection to coafirrard Lacs, obelr orrament coalman& very awn a speedy. •tad alwa's a SCR Chil R. natural tare. Is ilithillitt inner, thcir "me and well arroor•cl 1 ..0f........ 4101.004 .... is •• • /10,009 experience gives them a prompirude at striking that wives 1 .. Oic Patient from hesa mercurialized out of existence. an bar- 1 isf his eswelittstisio oodawslnea. aid the vital Prittly destroy- 1 ...,.... ..... .... -112, . .- . 1 . ! 1.04 Iti by. it Immo, but 44ifiditow .dbease, at a Wind o total cowl- LOO &nee is skalltin thrtmulere. lo \Terms Debility. Vascular 9 itri . .- - Ater- - - n. fish* ' - samara .01,•afino, ' ft 4 (Gaily af the Prom. , from asteathe tasOlse.ry to e!iivatro. to sal sassiolittyet their pr:trt.e• Kitty Fees Orr .tad elveuv ars the system,. ens 6rt roes *lora an• verilhat dettisair„ tlrrirtaret ..tot! other dererata. menu 'tlf the eethei they ream; qi 4 ree'l stow ctn..? pllollo. Ik'r. Silva a,:d feet at case, o' VOIIPP I.9fretiesu :'re-could in the s.b.trt pr tad at toe days T. ihr Fetn-t:e Sea it vitt ne lira* Italy Pr. , mar toe eared at glue. Debi*. lies %bleb fleferil eipivvipti.:ll. arid .11 the be.etliderai of emus. him rthei l y. pßoitiss treated with eicootar, tletir•elt WIC ill l / 1 01n610 , bie , re V • CU it rout Co. awry be eiraarited every day, at their I...tee. MI, Mmes.-pollee. ••• *int -Ow Crinthy, sairatcly lb. mar l mn/i t . 14 11. Ar. mat enclt.smo, w reasittarter for ridyl Ma 4.01 t.e..sed vtitlitstdimpiacOm• N 9,147, hiatiowisniell. •• •. • 1 t .WO •.....•,..... & . 600 . .... 14 ... A . 3 .. ~ - of the European width will commence firing unless it surrender at th e ' • -•• t • 4 ••••••• • 250 • ! widow:. confided to the-core of the Parisians. It time, 4 fistid. la Malmo lcs ' ig ; l iii i :• ? : • :,::: it i l, •- Orrin that 9 .mall neither, cemitii . irvg ,of pictures The hat night was tranquil at Basle. Thle morn. .6... • •5 - • --... Pini sacrid oubjeets, *ill be ridepi • ed from this Ines. ; in; the French fired two shots on the town, but MN Tbilsels.' • - . 4E10400 - I sur e , ' .. - gad r eiernOd Info - the places - of worship for 'without effect. Sit hattalioufr of Swiss are at pie. -. . . • . Which they were orientally inten ."! • sent in [Lisle, and (oar more Ere ',riveted. Ths at AO whli reeehte ale.dle. owe, =king inlooo. ! - "W -, vv ~, ....rod that ' t ab u„k. a. t5.60,0n wally- • An A nso t ion Courier s who te..day pe• ..eri •h • ones 'heft IiTS awl SllilliEs are IS lair by iIICIIAILDSOI 4 I,.' ~ • e " re --- . ......_ . ( Am il an i t 6 ,,,, ' , , • . 6001)LUCK. sod 170.•Chistratiors far the pokiest &furry, at ' We, permanently at N a n tes , as trevernot. cm ,pei nem, r , . esth a t a g ', 4 tuprnn.a. • of nark Otere.,-Couivill Ne d Cbariao-trow. *lv 'seltli ih'EMOrch Western Prosittell• _•• •.. . . French - iipamints are in the woods, where they lie se 844".. '' "sr Lit Ussery, 11.:" A f 4 P : 1 11 .f 42° ' °° ' 4" r THeog.ousr., Jvcy 3L--This Moreliig the : ite -wait for..the soldiers and r ; - 7 ,...litir.erg 111 t 741. A . i .- . 1.44. 6, 1 7 3 4 Geldee Prtto of the ("WV, itt Ti ble • thilsos. - -• : • • , . • '; d'Aegouletwitet Of to visit obi tilin dr itiffeleistd i: wttetn • ,they have killed and teeutbdej std . „ f . -. , ._ • •.4.1; 3 400 - • • • . 1. ,..• . . ~ _ '. ... . ~•• t t . ._~;: - .N .h ~- ~~~ _ -_ ~: • t MIMI • _ s ' ~. .~~,.ts~ti :..~~:.~ - - — pg.; ma: a - I'4 • ~~_ , - MiAiN _ _ + •it_J AiIAM ,