The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-15 00:00:00

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THOUGH the COMMITTEE for reneging the distrom; occiroonen by the ravages of War in Germany, hos been enabled by itriti,k benevoleorem retail about 60.000 1 . for the alleviation of the wises of "tiering Mortnnity I yet, such has hero the estem of the dryasial such the depth of raimov into which w bole districts have been • plunged, and 20 - numerous and urgent are the new upplieatinns for relief frosts various quorters, that the Committee can on no neenunt think of reln tr- Mg its efforts. 1)rtallo of these iliAressei will be friend in - the Iteports of the Committee, "which, &es well as Papers for ;Churches and Congiegutiims, may be had at the Londos Ta vern and at Ackermann's, Strand. suescairrtotts NICE RECEIVED. • •te Amount already o4ver4seil. 46300 13. 0 . . . . • . , • . Jetts ivoili PAPERS. . ,- ropft,-,,erfler the nish patients to beinee: 4 ' . - . ..- ' • ..` ittirlitpa • ' • . ..,. OARIII, APRIL - 1.1 I . _ .—A : ..•.:":••• Ott . set ,at li berty; add conducted to the first • lf, 63 a ceremony con i pan i s h i ost. ... . to peace; it is proper that nothing should disturb the .. , :,, ~...: . , . ... tranquillity of the citizens o f th e cap i ta l, an d t h a t se th e • . liaiertiosiddresses t o ti le Provist : onat : l they should not he inspiredwiih a groundless alarm? G An eiNkameat, the .following merit paritcalar.atten. IlLhah,ooght necessary to acquaint them, that -iconic- tin :_,... .. ...- , . . .. . ~, ..,:s .: ~ dlately after the re Deant,which will be chanted to- ka l i Titz iiiwiiiiiiitivii, oii tatilikria,.. morrow on the Place de Loois XV. 100 cannon will : ' . itfiitix• • .. , _so. . . •• .•...• be fired on the quay of the Seine, between the bridge ! ' c „ .; .• . .• . , • ~ - J-7.. 4V • The city of r..treux has leant ws , . . of Jena and that of Louis XVI. the happy _erents •whlch hive ._ , carbt . 3 7 . We hive. received from Messrs.. the. Commission - ''?,f jo y .., . „ _ , cia. 91 ) Pre .".4 of 0-- their • WILD OATS. ' TO W !tido will he added, A new Dramatic Romance. in 'litre Acts,' called TUE WOODMAN'S HUT. 711. • Second Price So. 6d.—Pit, So. 6d. ; Second Price, 23.—awer Gallery, So.; Second Price, U.—Upper Gallery, ; Second Price. 6d. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT•GARI)IsN. Fr H 1 S pusent EVENING, April 15, will , 1 h. prrf. r.i., • T • A TRIP TO SCARBOROUGH.' After whip h. BOM BASTES FURIOSO. To whirls will be 404/4, ' , 4 New Galati Aniatir sperincie. Al •SADA K AND KAIASRAD F.; . Or. THE W VlEltii OF, OBLIVION. TN. Donn in ,int op toed at bait past live n'elsei. la be s-grAi :.t halt we., %is. en of Louis XVIII. the order of the ly of his Eit cellency Marshal Jourdan, commanding the 15th - • owl. relative to the events Ilrhieh are psi* * . The following are the cositetits ,•,IFTEENTII MILITARY PIVISIOR. WIDER tfir..TUE PAY. " Sottisen !—Thq • Emperor Napoleon his ilvai2 cated the Imperial throne, and is to retire to the islaad of Elba, with a pension of six millions. 46 The Senate has adapted a Constitution which guarantees civil liberty, and insures the rights of the Monarch. • •• • Louis Seanislaus X avier , brother of Louis XVI,. is called to the throne by the wi s h of the French na tion, and the army has mauifested . the same send- Meats. • The accession of Louis XVIII. is the gua- - MOM of peace. " At length, after so many gloriouacampaigns, so miry fatigues, and honourable wounds, you are go ing to enjoy some repose. Louis XVIII. is a Frenchman ; he will not be a stranger to the glory with which the armies have covered themselves. This Monarch will grant you the rewards which you have merited by long services, for ever front the horrible tymititty w. - the Frenchew:- .- -fte who made a mOckeitY 'Of oaths and of Masai lifti,—Ahe' wise dissipated' the pub. tic propel,V; Terterittistight. :Are - mid - sward into our One couatry,-..tin. Apt. cruel of tyrants,—is on* word, the assassin of the Duke . D'Enghien his . teased to reign ; and the Bourbons,. invited by the *lsbell of the French nation, are about to resume their ancient sceptre, diatingUished by so many ages of glory and prosperity. . 44 Immortal thanks to the generous Monaraidailid broke the iron yoke under which we grosttea. ' Thst . day 'of Bonaparte's, fall is a day of hapPittess• for fli woe, but .especially for the Departtnent.of Bete, which was the victim of the' most 'liefribla Senileris. was at its height ; and thfaisigriS of Evitaz "Mild hare, perhaps, taken counsoll from despair, had it not been for the conpolatioOt wiiias it received from the paternal atinenistratint of the Mayor. " The MuniCipil Ceatieli, ooziest to menif . 4. the general wish, uttered with as much freedom as' enthusiasm by the inhibltints of Erreas, haitent to Ottpress its formal wish for the i.e.eitablishme.nt of the . . Robert Pratt, jun. Esq. 2 0 At the Committee Room. P. M. French 1 1 Alin French 1 1 George Dance . 10 10 Cott;etion at Lea, near Csinalsorougb, Lin colnshire, by Rev. ' Charles Anderson, Rector 13 Q Puget and Bainbridge 0 At Mesrs. Down, Thom too, and Co. • Collection at Midlnw, "Indio, per. Rev. M r. Stephen Dlttitat Airington, per Rev. J. Hitilward 26 0 Ditto at Boxford. and ricinity.p..e Rev. 1 herons Ilailward 26 0 Subscriptions al DO, in part, by W. B. Bromley 29 2 Front Dorian and its vicinity, per Locke. • Uggher. and Co. idi. 46.10 d. Collection at Crawler, after a Sermon, by the Rev. R. B. Wolfe 9 15 9 Sub.rriptinns from Orsha M.' Collection of the Pa. Oak Church of Tai., rook, Stafford-. tllll f, the R en. F. Mick • WI.; no. 44 Mr. Roby,Taus worth, per ditto 10 0 From Edinburgh and On at. count, per J. Camp bell, Es q. 215 0 At Sir John Lub bock surd Co. - Mr. relied, P.mte hart IEIO 0 Mr. William Perfect, ditto • 5 0 Ctiptaii Lerni, Carlton 2 0 Mr. Pickering, Ack wol•th 1 1 Mr. Hunt, Pontefract 1 A Subscription from Pll - mouth, per Ild.Ros deo, Esq. J. Watkins, F.sq. 2d Sub scriptiou Molar-Geiser:ll Elwes, Stoke Centro. 10 0 Sub-cri piton at Wm th ing, per blorgessrm and Co. 1781. 115.5 d. •-•trf • - Sup: Plantation, Nand of Anticaa. TO Hi. ff()LD HY AUCTION, • • • 111 Mr. MUNN, • Al flotenway's, atp ,, W liWst Ii.SOAY • hlast 4. at Twelve, by • direettion of she Troweeo. in One Lot, • k "SUGAR PLANTATION, desirably situate-is. t . pa r i4h of fans. in the Island of Antigua. hereto prospeetv of Sic Jansen La Rothe. Bart. deeea-ed, eons 'oinks WO arrow. t. 50,4• lhieh.aren very fine cum !nod. wsth a windmill fond WI 'other ietsaialte erettiona, in co , d repair,. one hawiridwatibioeveallywrisse motto , upwards of bit) head of cat tle. and 'slink 'Meaty little' and horirt. T#ilegars.in4oeirout &mote are held ip the highest esti swum. and have evet dahaed a decided preference in the Larripts4 slakebii. Duelled Pao tieultars via!, be had of Mews. Shawe. Le Rhine, Mg d thane. Selleisuo, Flaw Eriaue-street. Mark inrs ; at Vert, ; the New 1 Holt and Jan:::icia Coffer-Hu:JAI,* the coenuostre al Sale lira*: Garrn wits's; the Auct ion Mart; rt of Mt. Munn, R alittuuk, near toe Royal Exchange, Lon . . .0 7 0 26 17 10 o Monarchical Government in the person Of ;itsis Sta." nislaus Xavier of France," &c. RICHARD , SON GOODLUCK, and Co. Can tractoro for the Lottery, respettfully inform the Public that toe Up:wins 1%41 ronomerwr elw 11 of MAY. Tim Rehetne e. m uom Maki 't•ii krti, additi-m to the Aloory sisrrr are pions lame" of 1.041 Trkets, in she twit Lotw.r: evenv rerdsopri isasentairrs w filo the Chancy a 11:c P: h: Stan ttpanote 11.:41r: en.ono Li MO 1 ~.. ....... ...... 30i . )40 'l,t! 41 i 5:.1111 THE ADVOCATF.S ATTACIItD TO Tilt UT/A cOITIV4 SITTING AT AtellliNS TO TU PROVISIONAL 000.! TER t ENT. " Heavenly justice ! Memorable day !..—tat immortal ! Magnanimous Alexander ! tountry'L Bourbons ! Honour ! Senate I into what intoxi.' cation do you plunge us 1 It is a dream; from which we must dread being awaked ! No; no our happiness is certain. In thought, in heart, with voice, gesture, and all the signs of a rieliriutn - . which cannot be described, we adhere to the re-eSta blishment of the ancient dynasty. Vire Louis Sta. nislaus Xavier! 1 of. • .4'40,030 9 . 51 2 4 • fkil „1 5 &e. &e. &... 5 0 21 0 dke. Ste. . WV Ticket:. 1p) be drustin iu To be drna n in M*,' . I • • jto. r. The full Srhelne, with Particalars. one, be 'rid ernim. kets :pod Short% are f elling by Sipa AR DtitlN. and Co. /neck Stoke's, at their Pans. Coattail and I A.Artrlit-CI.O. • . • MARRIOTT'S IMP& .ovErl PATENT KITCHEN e %NC:E. MAIIRIOTT hl.ving recently made very con e siderable Improve.. ins, is induced to offer to the no tice of the public the above iidoiliahle invcsitim, AS the most compleat article of the kind ever manufactured for emoting, baking, boiling, .steaming, stewing. &c. and a tonstant sup ply of tea or twelve gallons of hot water. with one half the urual optaittity of fuel. Thi, Itante is attended wish mush kw 'Amble than any other, and she utensils used its the opera boa of einskiog are kept perfectly (-testi, hod sire far more dwohle than with coalman ranges. It is also a rertaiu cure r smoky rhimuies. u hieli hut been proved by repeated es. periments. lot rapid stud increasing sole, added to the siti venni satisfaction it hos given. sire the strotigeo prouts 'of its utility; *at runted to aus vier, Lever having failed in a etude ur stance. . As frosts the small tirtion of fuel requisite, it is advse ts.:evus fur inuill families, so (loin the quantity of work is will perform, il it suitstlile for large establishments,* .autl mitipted fur the upe and entivecience of. ',rivals Loslbeti, taverns, Imlgimz-houses, hoarding-school., Per. Kitrbetw bard up with Rimers, enthral hip tile :the bite im priisements, with stvsn. lbotlrrs, ovens. hot-closets. red ef.1111 , - loqtlet. All kinds of Sios es. for dtavi ,ng-totous. pat lours, balk t iserchn, fir, t hommic Mall Sr p , , to .villft• depreditll4l l . with out %tiring ikon; %nista-gut. of deferent. ceps'-suctions. A Potent Roosting *lark, apow hit attire new proociple.eiwot•ott-. ed sows to requircaeither welabriraortsullles; the works being totliwed, are prolcsdell,frwat. 'spiry aid irregularity; fi nor it. es retue tiatpliruy, oet.liable to be oil of order, nod coleu• lilted for every kilrhrn.. _ _ Tie be wen in war nt the Patentee's hiansithchory, Nu . N. Fitel4lseet. Lowing. BY tall HAJF:cTY•s HoyAL PATENT. ANTLATTRITION.-.—The Yuttit tieo.(knopessition 14 the cheapest wed the hest thine eve, yet diseesered for ships' bunions., booted eC nipper t to preset. t. eai ler horn Owing reb:.esl io tip. hawse-hisles, enste.iit of 14,41, seivt , we rouneherz t the rigging 'is ship. trans the weather. aLit front tieing eluded, hooted of tnr, piveselisse, nthi 14.r•1ef1 .• tat tor billies ttirl carriages of gnus; lit moiler Waukee sad raw • water•proof; stud as peeves:l the .IVeris of ritetiiin hi stems voltam, mills, surar.inills' i thretshing-inill- (or sotto implements, ef.husltwadry georraliv used by formers), cerri.iges, coaches, • a‘giallti, Curt., and machinery of emery Imo hr..; thine is , pn•serve the blades of swords._ and all kindsof polished steed articles, from rust. it will likes Ise preserve trim water bons, casks, teto w swwws, t ossts, rsilr, ease-, park viling, baindituringli, imel eves 1 klut: of wand, and ow uudeu fr , on the writilser, worm, nod dry-rot. tither in the Lot or %Vela er in any climate; sled it will nut lolly preserve iron rail-ways firma carnnling un v4eming out, but 41.0 render the draught to light, that oat born: will do the work of two. thw Priming of (1w Compo , itinals, is some case*, equal to awe hundred applications of oil, tallow, or any oilier kind of g•rbse, paint. or tar, and the public save by its ti , e lioin shire hundred to four thousand per rent. ' t.xclu.ive of preventing the wear and tear in machinery, wheels, Ste, &c., which a savi n g of *Anew more than that of saving Moe parts out of ten, and seV.ing can be so elms iu its working, or . give so little trouble. Sold fur ibe Patentees, at No. 40, Clusceng-crow.near toe Ad ▪ i London ; and, by their appointineut, et oast Slsip-ehttrid let s, Priou rs, Bookselleis, Libraries, StistiOnerst Druggists, Me dieNse Wort-houses, Perfumer*, Irani Cutler}, Coach •• kers, liiiikeepets, Castelt and Waggon , Delad Colour ‘h• , ;•s, Saddlers, and Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom, is I;okes, price 2.. 6d. ; bd. ; 6d.; it. h.; and 21. 2s. em•ts. _ . The vaiallest size. Any routaias a quantity ileficlent to Prime a I' su-wheel Carrince four titeeA, with *Meta it will ruti ti e ,- is..rds /If SIX TtiOIuSAND LILES without aviils i!ig any thing else to the A elearesist subholiP HaPr-ggisien ISult r"niai's suaTieet giatint4 STAUB-WAGGON to travel I It- TV-T/1111:H THOLIAAND 3111,XSt *tat it will 'wink Kira Aelereeta, or anti eoNesee Matta SO A xleileeb of any klat. . P• • ' • The go , :st svtirtictur% proofs or lb, na r ils of this discovery mg' hi• seen sit the Patrukes t)filei s perd'alse at their Agents son Tue Politic est bean their pilledippibet a spurious coin pLittion I,somenteartaltessipisst lobe foisted upon them, to lo eek 13 lire tile ct. t.f frictium, ithirucl of *hick it is injurttms j &c. I and now is genuine but that fur which a Pawn , b , ts berm obcksit,6l. Toon...swot imposition, the di tections with it ate si, 4 ited " YY. O. Bellaniy," and have tier I %qes Actus on the it., to esaurterfeil whirls is fo..s r) t mid ;toy felltislX WC of a cotspasisioss, by is hich t'.itenwes 'lrt Jr-41114d t • , e prosecuted, One Handfed Goalies* lio . !OtitlKeti urfcNii - - them to detcct fruit oo the Pa ' t igi,LS • I • Et ..J,Stoses,per Blunt and Co. 7 Coßeelines :itLlatnost. Ucithieh. nod other I . Coneregotions of the Welch Calvinistic Methodists 52 18 6 Thomas, Langton, Esq. Blab, Lnnrashi: e, •Iler Curries and Co. 25 0 r. c. Jirrami, cols • haw, thsterey_ IColleciion at Ulterion Church, per Melt Br. C.,. • - 42 0 Ditto 'al .Fronse.by 41. nod W. bliep par& ' 105 0 Afe vr Frivittisatflreen a irh.road Chapci, per Rev. Mr. Chap , mast Sub..eriptions at Chat ham, per C. Too eon 18 11 Ditto sit Noibornoch Church, Leicester shire, per Rev. M. Babington 6 6 Rev. T. Wildbore,:otd Congregation, Pest rift) Committee Room. Collections in some If the Chapels of the United Brethren. At Fulnick,nearteeds, Rev.C.F.Raintiler. per Rrv. 511. La 601. Is. led. At Mitfie'd,neurHud derstield, Rev. J. Beck, per ditto 141. 4s. 6d. AI V,#)ke, sear Ila S fax, Rev. J. Smith. per do. • DI. 13s. 7b At lioth.Rstr. C. t •*, per ditto. 111. 16i. 7i I. *heron, near • 'ham Rev. • -ditto 171.46.6441. t, Coco- Midas- q. 11riteol 10 0 Stutite.Vor. 5 b per 11. is'. ditto Ito tan. ditto ditto ditto 10 0 .kett, ditto 5 0 1 0 1 0 Schulze, Het Euq. blr. Vadasas James, dile., Chr. Tradesick, Esq. lily • ThqHolymell and ouglas Company Mato heeler, per • aPl'. Ext. 103 0 lat Messrs. Birch & Co. IW. T. Lock, Esp. 410 0 n!lerted at Woburn, Jai. Reeve, Rucking 2 0 Hocks, per Rev. Mr. I Sub-criptioafr.on Lyn , k.ulale •: , £l5 17 R egis, per Gorses. • • -C01.Th... Birch and Ca. . Slll. Ss. 61. ' Reyna' dson 5 5 At Lloyd's. At 31tissr.;. Stephenson Darrnad and Sua b 0 and Cu. • IV. P. 5 0 An Officer of Artillery 2 2 K. J. 1 0 At BosanyuLts. A. R. 1 0 Mrs. Bosanquet, Vu- • H. 7. I. I' rest.home • 55 1 William Saloway, FA. 10'10 At Messrs. Mastermaa Mrs. Hastings • te g ond Co. Robert Horne Gordo' 10 10 -From Kirby Lonsdnle Mr. Wells, Deptford IIV and its vicinity 731. 4s. 6d. Mn Smith, ditto / 1 0 , At Messrs. Barclay & Cu. Matthew Cousett 10 0 Subscriptions at 1V el- Robert Tindal, Esq. lingborough. per Chelmsford Morton and Co. 2091.11. 3J. Welbank and Petyl lialepen , !tmt Meetinz, Subscriptions to lfa- Criegeehall. 1'...-er, verhill, per Henry per Rev. r. Field- Jacksoa, Eitis of nig 2i. 12s. 2J. Haverhill , .461. 2s. 6d. Mr. K ear.on 1 1 The Receipts.. if a „Mrs. Sheldon • 1 1. Piny. peifonned by .Baptist • Meeting, some of the Teo kesbury, per Garrison, Spanish i r. Mastoid & Co. 15 li Town, ,Ystaaics . 70 0 Nei r wido lltddil 61{01 : 1 . At the Bar of the City Subscript ism • lip 4 , - of Limdua Tovara, Rev. I'. Lloyd t e t a- 1 . ',From Truro, Collis• kenhans .-1.44. ki .i. 6 , vroand Remithineeff - . ' Jos, .Smith, .Ha • •I .. . perProttlsaudCW.l3ll.l9sB4 Ewes ' • ' 2 6 Mr. E. Steers. .' 5 b Subscriptions received at the Bars of she City of London Ta vers i Lie) Ws: Gulfre.h•Assi. Stock • and - Bankers iaa Tuwo pad Country. e•olimmlim. K. 11. MAR LUKE HO' . _ you tta•........ ..mg As Merv . Hammer,- kit and Co. your brilliant deeds, and honourable woulids. Rev. T. Lowndes, 66 Let us, then, swear obedience and fidelity to Magdalen College, Louis XVIII.; and let us displog the while cockade Oxford 1 1 Subs x criptions from :as a sigh of adhesion to an event which stops the et . 11 ittsv 'win, Wilt , „ I fusion of blood, gives us peace, and saves our cauti on. Rev. E. Rowdeo 12 12 . try Bolter Morrell, Lsq. 5 a -' The Warden and Fel- • " This Order shall be read by the Commanders low 6 of Ntorlon Col- -,. I . of the different corps at the head of the troops. te x e, ()a ford 100 41 l " The Morshul of the Empire. Commander-in-Chief of the Ditto of New College, . 15th Division, !lead -qaarters us Rotten, April R. - ditto 103 AI " JOURDAN." As Mrksi. Nl4rren, . Stone, and Co. - Sir Wiliam Heary, . 1 The Officers of .the General Staff of the National Bars. 10 10 Guard of Paris have transmitted to the Provisional Rey. S. Weston 10 0 ~-, uover John Dainiltini.-Esq. 5 e nment the following Address : Hey. V% ns. Polhill 5 0 . 46 The national guard of Paris has necessarily do, At Metsrs. Carries (erred the expression of the sentiments with which it awl Co. Thomas Langston, is anlmited, tilt the Constitutional Act which in- Esq. Blythe, Lan- sores the happiness of the French nation was adopt.; • ensitire 2:4 0 ed by its representatives. bytauwittousittv, end Alport • - 1$ 0 44 The Sinai, ...ad the Provisional Government At Messrs. Smith, have.jur crowned their generous enterprise by pow Payoe. Or Smith. The Corporation of claiming the Prince, whose ancient race was for eig/tt, Leicester 103 0 centuries the honour of our country. A megnani. H. J. ditto 1 1 mous people, whose' Misfortunes without a parallel W. Harrison, Esq. ditto 2 2 hare not been able to cast down, is going to recover Gratian Hart, E.sq. the rights which despotism has not been able to make ditto 1 1 it forget. -Mr. W. Forrester, ditto 3 3 " The national guard prides itself on having hi- Thomas Miller, Erg. . therto followed the only course which was truly use.. 41110 • 5 0 : ful to its fellow•citizetts. At the moment when each C. Lowilham, El. ditto 10 0 1 of them seemed to manifest his wish and his opi jiarrey.inne Chapel, ( nion, it was its duty to suppress its particular sena per tar Rev. R..h. Hap, tlitt• :81. 120. Bd. I meats , and to attend only to th e object that inte: Mr; AldenstanClarka, rested all—the public order and tranquillity. ditto 241 " Hardly escaped from useless dangers, it has em. Mr. 'Alder. Barrett, ditto 2 2 ; ployed itself on usesul l;ibonrs ; it has sooe!tt to se- . Mr. Alder. Barbridge, fond your zeal which it participles, your success Ants 9 5 Mr. William Turner, I which it admires. Exempt by its composition from ' Derby 1 0 I sivairy of rank ; awl by its transient existence Rev. I. Eyre. Rob- m all ambition, it aspires but to fulfil the honour. worth At Nee s '. RittlEom 5 b • le end to which it is called, and to give to all and Cite France the example of dovotiou to its Prince, and of Mrs. Remolds 5 0 love to its country. Ri t htWouttrobic and Rev. Lord Barring- ' "It is thus that it Is eager to adhere to the con tent 20 0 siitutiowd act, whielitestOres the throne of France Rev. Sir George Lee, Hart. 10 0 tib Louis Stanistaas Xavier, and his august family." • Earl -of Borkieg- 4 Oifteen hundred French soldiers, forming the gee- Intaatoirr le i) 01 rison of Compeigne, sutremdered on th•4th ittilaitt, .t. C. Bnciard„, Esq. 1 0 ' • . I no w ,' Wily, Esq. I 0 , contrary to thi wish of their Colonel, who itt.sald to Mr. Mintage 1 0 I have lostlis wits. They gre arrived at Paris. Mr. Garrett I 0 Jililll Brown 1 0 Nicholas Brown 1 0 Rev. Doctor Robed • Price 13 10 T. T. and Friends 1 6 AN EC DOW. Bonaparte said, some months ager 4 :". I. do not know how I shall finish this drama.; but if I sink, people .0101 Learn what thp tinath-paugs of a greit. Ran colt ; I. reserve. for history, a page of blood, Rau as Hi reaordi do not yet 'contain," • . We expeci, I 1 .4 is fact, discoveries that insPirehtirictr; • When he had carried the position at • Montereauj e believed the Allied ermies destroyed, aricksaid„ with his usual arrpence, " i um nearer to Vienna . , than they are to Parts." . ilwoften declared, that in less than three months he woe - Whom Munich, and plant his Eagles on thii mini of Vienna. lie has "kept his word with respect to Vienna, as he did with respect to. Lisbon. He used to say, that Henry IV. was the king of the canaille. We may judge' from this ,of his,.idea . of the virtues of a Sovereign.i ! This Anti-Frenph expressly', i chit ußnlicural blati l .] pheMy, would suffice to prove hun who could titter it , unworthy of the throne. IeRENCiI FUND!. • April 9, 62 Craws I Musk actions, 9110. The Provisional Government informed that since the close of 1811, more than 800 Spanish peasants& made prisimerp to* fort ,of Figuieres t have Welt detained is the bulki a 4 linot pgli 49c4 1 ,01t rilsk different colours alone ,distinguish them from dour. Oct, whose irons they wear; ild in Whose latent' they participate : . ' ; -•—... t T . Cendderieg that the Thiktillie ciranditeo tissi; -1r 1 us. per dill % fligrlon, Chippenham. C. IN eo,per d . Si , paii Pitt "en. ne..r I bury TT I' t . E !rt i s . r 11,)1116, i . chutze, El Lhdy, per di 1i;411, dim .. •Wehrtma . eec Ladiee, i , 111. N 0414 0 ,14. 4 • . Wfrf. littll J. r raires e ditto Mi;tl L. peril. .3 0 10 0 30 10 0 30 10 5 0 _I 0 1 0 10 0 2 0 DUTCH PAPERS. a• 5 500 Tut ilwouta v Airsaits 0,--431 'rarities lattintiOlietk dated the Uth lost. his Royal Highness his lifS, tallavoing appointment. : r • AS GOYIM NOM.. • •- v • • IN GUELDERLAND-41r. J. C. E.Van Lynden; N. sidence at Arnheim. , IN SO writ fio LLA Van Cliplet van WC& barendrecht, residence at the Hope. _ _ \ ... IN NORTH lIOLLAROMT. van Tett Van God -1 driann A residence at Haarlem. .. iIN UTRECHT--•-Mr. J. M. Van Tayll Van Seem. kerken Van Vleuten, resjdenceat Utrecht. . 1 1 FRI MAN 0-gr. J. /Ebiuga Vaa liumalds, re. sidcnce at Leeuwarden. IN Ovaemsser.--M r. Bentinck Van Backhorst, re. sidence. at Zw.otte. IN Gaoviscea--,Mr. G. W. Van Imhoff, mi.. t deice at Siroays„geo. • • I. IN BILENTME—Mr. P. nolstede, residence at As. sen. - - . . • . . - I)!toop ! ittr—Mr. C.. C. Hultman, residence at • . ,To .3Z Sicarraltir P STATE—V 4 'ice...President of the CoIOCR of Itate i .Mr. C. K. Van Hogendorp. hizsiouts of THE COUNCIL OF 5TAF277•311e99r9. Virg .der: Ihyn,Van Maasdam, Van ,Bylood Halt, 'Rlnnt, Cannellon i Van Lynden Vas. Lanenberg, Van Haintirelits,• Cage!, Wm. Quey_sea, Lamoweerde, E. J. Alberda, J. S. Van Burmania en erg. . _ .4' ri EzTß A emax4sT--hiews., .Van - Toynden Tap, glyttersyk_ i Vint Efiliod Van Mitriensierit, J. M. K emper , .C..fie..pienar, Sr. Tacts Van Amerongen an Woodenbere, Vali'Tets Van Gondriaan. To lot THE A ilittiaLlt OT . TRE 4Ti413 GtriininiaNn-,-Messrs. Van Lyn. ,dam ;Van Blfiteriyth, Van I.ynden Van Ilownisken, Van -Heckeren tot Kell; Market Brouwer,' Van de • Helik 'Van de Bask, C. 0. Van Lith de Jeade. FOR HOLLAND--Messrs. Van Boetzetaer Van Kyfhoick, Van Waesenaer Pancras, G. K. Van • HogentforeP, H. Van Staten, H. Ouderwateri N. Calkoeni n Vander Helm, Jo Slither, J. M. Collet d' r Oscury, S. Van Hoogitraten, A. Hope, J. Bosch, SCheyienburg Van Bommeneden, Dentz Van Assen. Roest Van Alkenrade, J. F. Van Hogendorp, 11. A. Van Bleiswjk, J. P. Van Wykefort Crom. nietin, G. A. Van Rommel, C. P. Gerers, G. Clifford.- '. raft Zaatsiti-Melaire. gfeintiatitt Vas Oster. land, Ifuyssen Van Caffendyi.b. i . FOR UTuicwr—Mestra. 'NO Van Scrneskerlien Van Znyien; Pesters Van Caftenbniek, Ph. Rim. ' Ftia FatEn.Ano--141eurs. H. W. - Van Aylv_,a S, H. Van Eyslnin, Lycklama a NychOlt, H. Z. Van Smynia, W, ff. Nati Sytzatnit. '' , FOR OvasiTOPL—Mrlifel. , ifiatrt. Pallandi: lir 4 . , Van .fleerifttot Frontiers, AI Van Such*. %tat Mere, Slum Van' flornielne.- 4 • POR GRONiNGIN.—MeRtIII. 0. R.:Albisda Van ic d :if , • , 0. T. Aiberda Van Reunion, J. Jarrs, C. if. Gockinga. _ , K~~ ars or toe 4413 or a•nnEum a it- I t..onnuttrusg mat tux vtotamoicinunaureu upon mew, ay. JOCK Inge. :k Exchaage; and at all the men, whoa only crime was ihattg hating fought is t FOll. BRENTIIX—Mae S. J. Van Heyden tot de • defence of their country, outrages at once * humanity Heinestein. • DWAH,O, S s'••••• - " , "" . •• amts.!' the law§ cgancrated by the nation' of Eu. Fes Bll.lll4)lT—Messrs. Sweerts Van Lendas, •