The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-01 00:00:00

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Ptooriet-r of •Ite sTATP. , III4,I Nettie . .:llll..l, VOT OW tWS, . , 1.%...ex,11)(1 ...vete ruler e_., er..i•li he 111:1. in tt: red in firinl. upAnLiii.g, fur a series of ye,irs, the invaluable Li berty of I he • Poem, Mr„ Jt)1114 PICK A R 13. in :he Chair. Re4olf.ll. " T.Ltit a oi•WVI 1...-tus Meetin , :!, •h 0 Mr. D. Lieell, the Pro. I Po. ;mil frartli.har of the Sri TCS MA N, enti , eat as nu late. Fale A I•Mt.leli - O• th;••• woe al C Yil 11011. llictip,i- as Freett,.tne ..I••.atawir ;.• itapvis ißrownt itf .1? ear tears and a Rol.' i the 41. I •INewlut.te. tot wilat have I`lP , . deemed threes pis to 4.,5, 1,.. :, t et .his have been 111 , 1 , Ve1l pill onl sr to Imiee tWf , an. illentr.PAr, /itt , lt.trk oa liiti ii rt, but is .me of the three ens s oi t s-I,....rtostiwitvilarint his soplindatent, aid entire:y without 0 s k a.tts lOstiyes .. . .Ter I. it iwe opinion (*this tateeiing. that it is an intliwea tibir dui ets,the pop of th e fit thetwales f the Litters. of the pr.s to otoroutifr stk. Lesson tor tit , loss?: he has incurred in in'ttl'llflive MMlStratti ant.itilleettole petriatism, and for his o , :sts'ntertt-tuott jilt". assertion Or the C1b1. 1 811111i.0161 Rights of il.e re s a i • gprieglite *hole p , riad at the panlicatiou of that Iliit.4lrtut.errionr: of Mr. I,ovoll i i a tire rtmee of Liberty, Tao , . nett Jll , ^tr , . btoteperaterit at' tor onlfel ints mod tour", en.. tip, hi .. I. the 1 , arhe.l uttesoion mud ?Omits of the Public, awl eh .t I.,is Mee•lth: . ticrovitt , o% feel great oleamtif• to vi ta .e. • • 0.1 rec ..... mending lily Subscriptiou already commenced h i us. heel ,If. T h / , t na * v i e* o f 1.. e &Allard world has the independent ts ,, ci. , dt.t . lte•L beets itfilie Pre.s pr. , Mi•ed t.e caul: , % much Dr... li MI 8 vies.: its at 1441 ore4.eut p riot!' it , s. ii."refilii e, 111,11$ ifraoheat Lo those a lit revere that Litsert to lelanired air 1, An 4 tea , v •rolur" t hi, brhaff of every sore who Mss sad ...a Ili. M.A.' . :fO , -r. ghats ~. , 1 essential :Aback of the i,,des rade re no& freedom of in ohm& Tit .1 Ser. o tleallewen he appointed h. this Meeting In net as sCovanitee, to carry into elfect the °Merin of the foregoing SE ----7 . - . ..- -- i' - - ; • BROS LS AND inANKFoar , p4Ptias. nteigitet the tottering Theone of Sweffet Mid , thee 9 --.......• turn my eyes upon the present situation of the king- Alta. 10.—Counsellor Rib- dom, I praise the favour of l a roviden cet towards Alk-aa-Cnartati t , Ventrop, the Intendant-General of the prossiet, ' Sweden, which trees . has effaced the tces of misfortenes arm y, h es cause d t h e foll„i„; l etter to b e o ff ic i ally. arid . losses, b. eelfare, honeat, and peace.. O nly Inserted in our Journal of this day : ' sis years ago the future fate of' Seeder! tres'isivoiretl ts ERROR CORRECTED. in the darkness of night ; no ray of light pointed the • 66 In the 209th Number of the Frarikfort Ger- way to future happier days. • • AMA Gaulle, I find a fetter in my name, dated " Foreign enemies and intestine-discordthrettan. , 15, according to which the contribution of 100 ed the eaistenceot the State; a destructive and en. .sptiltlons of francs is said to be diminished to eight fflrtl ' aate war tftleiFetl•ffseet alircriff,rei both of the _,.... : .• , - • blood of its children, and its internal resources ; • In Five V01.:,19ra0. p• ice 2iirs. 1 millio.ns: This pnblicalicus did not proceed from my 1110 NA LD hION•I•EITTH HANDSOMEST iitees and must absolutely he founded' on a mistake, some moments of transitory oye were followed by a... MA \OF THE AG E. N ove l . Fiance op to this moment nobody has thou g ht of an y • new misfortunes, end shone f(ke that alseliffSti-11401. By SELINA DAVENPORT, dour of the lightnhig amidst the ragimoof the Mon". Author of 's The Hyporsite," " Soto of the Vies-oast sod abatement of the above-mentioned military contribu- Dsughters or the C o ." arr. &c. Mon ; hot,. on . the contrary the eziotions which i 1 66 This time of trial is pest,. lied. you eels Owe Printed for A. K. Newman :oil Co. Leadenhall•streed, [p ie c iti es o f Berlin aid • v ien i ss, as well as many rourselves op with composed minds so a Jest repro. Whert• ;nay be had, published this Smnmer, considerable tation of the present state of tlw mienny- - WNW , FAMILY ES FATE ; ur, Lott ..141W..13. By Mn. Ross, i toot's of the P ru s s i an Empire had to sen: , t ,..' e.,,,,.„ . 3 Vols. 13s. , endure from the itdministration of the French Sr. ever W.lin ' . "..k"- i . ' they. el we LADY JANE'S POCKET. By the Author of Silvarmilii, ' pilot ate still far toe d eep ) felt and - y remembereo by , the calculations of e. 4 Vols. 225. lin the s i t le concerns DISCONTENTED MAN. By A. F. Moloch", 3 Vets. 1 the Aestrfann, Prussians, and Russians, for ' them - 164. 6d. - ' a ito be Willing to show such indalgence to the metro. serest affairs of the . traaa ; or, A View of Nature. By sirs. Peck. 810msd ; Dolls of Prance, ornamented • of call forth extraordinary Edition, 3 Vol. . ISs. I pleat ` nets_ i_ with the treasures BAROZZI ; or, The Wanks Sorceress. By Mrs. Smith, • me nations. I am, however, the author of them, and where ' 2 Vols. Ins. 6d. ' the paragraph inserted immediately after this puhli- more command BARON t.: FALCONBi.RO a Rosman By ' ' • Brid g et cation, according wh ichof 0 than ont haaethe Illto ismotie, 3 V al-. I.Ss. to a present O,OOO TREACHEIt V. .. Romance. By L. S. Stanhope, 4 Volt. francs, offered to me, was put into the military energy , increased ' It. U. people, by leading chest, end all such presents forbidden in the negoci- , the - self raised with powerful "..n. with Prussian Officers. •• RIBIiEN TKO P, intendant-General of the gilx". the plains - Royal Pnbesieo Araby. the Baltic Sea has peedenee, and repose • ' itseaten! in the Banesit.s, AV0.i16.---We have jest been favoured -- - With a sight of the tended, during the alternatives -very gracious tether which hitt t he honour of victory. riots; • koyal Highness. Ike Prince 'Regent of G• eat Britain, has sp ared ' ' att. wrote on the ith of July last to his Ex c ellency forei g n support the Hanoverian" Lieutenant-General Sir Charles ' van tages i r by peritonea Alter, who was severely wounded in the battle of • Ids work by the union the IStis 'of June. The following are th e con -' - nevi& tent, : 64 " Geor g e, Prince Regent, acting fog ''d in my s on for d your NSW of his. Majesty,' our father, George 111. by . Au josh fie, toy the grace of God, Kin*, lee. communicate to you my benevolent in; by these presents, our gracious intentions. V& judged of bur " Noble, belovect e . and loyal, if on the one hand '' - - • • as 'to us both :- 'We ere deeply afflicted at the considerable lois 'which the interpreter. our Hanoverian corps , confided to your orders, has " Animated by patriotic spiritcrea.haell aitell la % tottered in the memorable battles of the 16th and this Diet a new proof of year loVe,sied are for ihe ...'*- __ ____- -- -- ---- - ---- Jfith of last -nooth, we base had reason, on the - .*a • of the country you bare shared - % wilts -gee( •. r MAGNtIetUEICT *NOVELTY has, in every • ether hand( tw•tevi pece)Seceadalisetion at learning g oo d • ' , . . .. . King the cooviction that the union of 'Sweden stet. : ' I. age, &scoured universal approbation. To attain' t'lla r 4 ihe 'Ali oiiiirtho which soy bestow iu .your account • '. • mint "fall &ova, however varied their pursuits in lit. ; het ' Norway, required foe Its solidity and denthie so -- person eon have been more deli, our to evince aer octal re. ' spots she distinguished courage a i d br ze e,r3 of our entfre. remagr n einn , 0f ,,, c oii g i gisk. v o.o • A ..4_ • newton of Public fieroar, fur upwards of 'fliirty Years peer, i valhabillanaverians, a testimony upon which we set 4 , " °.. AO T. BISH, the C. utiacto for the presieM • dc , tte, • who • I N. i ? --" - , ; die. 'aloe, at it cru s es from you, from a fi e. therefore, met with enlightened govd. 0 1 6461 ` r WM% i . au ._ *Ott "time time since subnaiiiett •,e plan. has at I , n r ob oh- ' ', k k of the Nnrwegiats oafish, end, Have 'scot is‘:logt 4-44. ftlitertii,..... 'in SO mane 'battles (or his • t o w s; eso . *..hui . 4 . it . Guverninciii, out I o nisei.!.. toe trra , w"" "al" ca n ' t -;! 1 ,. (4. . ..- - epoole a rootsdesse, mishit; Ica most • 'et hose ' klaidsr3 ?roes vita Mtn, •. mrCe tr. cootttey • strid-rtivLerowl• caws*, -met Is, Toweteutly •;,„„.L. 4 ~:1 . , . 7 . 1 r ...Ps thot ever . s odweetu rer (to ihs, "mi ins y . .0) E l i jr-, cl . t' •h d h i m self by hi s talents and h i s bra. I - --fa '!" nol `9` . . .: s, - is itsguis e - 7'4 4 .i.....,.., . - - 1.- . • • • of rut ta Oial TI ,KETS) shall hove • Anne" of ALI. the e x perience. '• - -r , _ sww..o.if, - .... Prizes in the Sch•-ene of 33, 40 Yi e k c rs. i nc t in t• • very. ices, THREE l ' PRIZES of £so,ooii e 66 It very siweerely a ffl icts us to set you among " Aided by fortunate eircorostar ' , me halm FOUR. PRIZEb of ‘20,4M been able to lessen the hiskdetts of the State, topple &e. etc.M• .... like number nrthose who are wounded ; and it is. • a more equitable distribution of them, and to abge M SCHEE. ' ', I however, with pleasure, that we perceive you were S.. Pain of .. X53.n0C1 Stock ... .....54150.030 able. to retain the c o mman d o f t td tha t your roops, au meet the pay (of the troops is probably meant).-. 4 3 5 10 . We have been very glad at receiving, with your II) ••"- • ***** ' 10 It 2,400 on t h e 20 t h o f l ast mout h to our b e l ove d b rot h er t h e • arts, to provide for the possible feller* 40 3O di" ... , 4,000 of harvest. Iterviee for this, Geatlemetty the exe 20.),) - of Cambridge, upon the said battles, by which • pression of my sincere gntkods._ When I celled to .0 ........ • you together, peace .had been. lately restored epoe.the battle, and of all the circumstances which have ac. . . • . . - 4112 Prizes, %mounting to compound it. It will be the object of our particular ' Ileii ng expected on could alone efface the reeetenlitvow solicitude to reeompenee all those who have glori. of the blood that had been , shed in the tereatfe% sou ously distinguished themselves before the enemy, b y the will those who elicit a test and - • and we certainly shall not fail also to provide for the taii4d it. These joyful prospects seas vanishedy } widows and orphans of those who hove ?alien fight. -- _ and front an unnoticed island-in the lifiediterrel;Mn ' ing for their country. We wait, for this end, onl y Sea arose a storm which again kindled in titittiorld NI I; uicit.bwrire, biiiii,io, will ottesfy the most ,crupuloir, , i for the proposals of our beloved brother the n -uke the flames of war. They, however, found Me l ederle enquiorr as to the asithentleity of is Friend of his d..riving gnat j of Cambridge, whom your farther reports will soon • fuel in the minds of nations v and like the Ro. benefit from the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, io a aevere ' enable to realise our intentions.. . disorder of the seryou., ibiliaw., and flatulent kin.), with which ~ • _ , ' motions whiCh Wise on the edge of the. hor n s he hind been long atiticted. We charge you to express to the tlanoverian they, with the same astonishing rapidity, threw Mr- F.. Pieter , iiiCh-ssreet. Birmingham, vetches for tire irmy under your command, our entire satisfaction the European natioeLlga use-steaggietllatil -7 41 surpriaing cat , or ii Gentleman lint it, a deep Derbies, haying ! with their good conduct in the said battles • assisting nithed .. • --• 5 5 lases, five hotels,. f the C. , r,lial H alo .1 Gilead. The spirits, ; you, at the same time, that it is "perfectly well tr • cot,‘. Prevented • by its s it ua tio n on and confined-14.43441ms 'smu g ' ti. nod appetite ~r the y. g mar were visible and very , • • b e •h e d to t h e 50 • 1 - 01offrl •P ort•em _ -., .. matiotally improved 4 and E. *Nl:amain; the use of is a few known to me how . moult i s to ascr ibed from taking a more active part, the Scandinavian %rel.. longer, Ile was- with Gtell's M.-smog, nod to the great talents and bravery with which you commanded Peninsula h I been as on y able; by concurring in the c fort and naiad kment of his 1 . 111114 and friends, restored to them. • perf•co health. political principles of its Allies, to give a clear proof Mr. B. Soother); (1, of P01111..0'411. reports of • man in that I "I.lt is with sentiments of affection and favour •of their continued friendly union.. May the g eneral nei g hbourhood, nei g hbourhood, a'•out the n g e of thirty, who h a d th e a pp ear - 1 4c. 0 *C. i invoked by the rig hts once of labouring under that iniedilnegeron. dimase, the Phthlais (Signed) p e a ce now announced, so " GEORGE, Prince Begat, • - lo ng Pulmonalis. or 41 ,, nsomption, He had a considerable de g ree of '' Carllon-bouse, July 7, 1815." .of humanity, not only sheathe the sword, but restore hectic fever. profit& nicht-went.. expectorated mach, and was .—. • the peace of people's minds; may it restore the &a c,.durea la a slate n r extr ,• me 'debility. Having had the best obedient advice he could procure, without obtatiii•ig relief, lie , After hiving given the General such a flattering turbed balance of power, and by just aegociatiens had recourse to the Cordial Bnim of ; perveveriou in the i mark of his esteem, his Royal Highness has deigned give to victory, honour, and to misfertune suffering Loco Asa) SURGICAL DISPENSARY. seen, it, all ihe unfavourable a ; inptn ins get:dustily aboted,ond he Is I t It• t o yaa er reso u ion, confer upon him and his de- without humiliation. His Rosoi Niemen Ilse Duke or York, President, and the his' attained a vigorous state of health. a savin g o f scentlants the title of Count, as a reeompence for his t, Genslautte or =a CLASSES or lic -NIGHTS AND fonnwirg•Cnnami:tee of Governors :- Govern seal &wit; a g nino Counterfeits, besides , 1 , M 4 of Leitrim I Colonel W../. Jones , M. P. One Bottle in Foot. The Cordial Balm 'if Gilead is vide r distinguished services in the war in Spain and in the • NOBLES, VOW or F4ff-A/01:11 l John Lau:ache, Esq. M. P. . bottles. price 11s. each ;nr the quantity of four in one F 'rally b att l e of Waterloo. ! " You are entitled to the expression of my paw. Right thn. T. Jones i Colonel H. Clements, M. P. Dottie fur 325. on which floe Its. bottle is saved. duty ineludedi Rt. Hon.R.R. Sh-ridan. M.P. I Captain James nay • the steam of which bears the Proprietor% name and address is His Royal nightie's has been further- pleased to tittles' satisliction. Your honourable eminsples, One. Col. .1. Harry, M. P l the engraving, ''' Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which testify his entire satisfaction with the Hanoverian your duties, which your rank in the state Imposes ; Surgeo n , M r . Ki.-rans, Member of the ft .00sl Colleges LoVidon. , Is felony ; and this privilege of a particular set of plate* fur be troo ns who were present in this last battle, and to let a King of Sweden always depend with confidesCO r rillE Patronage this institution has received, for • slumps has been granted to Dr. Solomon , hv favour of hi s Eg g . • r - Jelly's Hoooarable Commissiorters of Stamp Ditties,perm it htO to bear, like. the -English troops, on on your support , the country on your defence, alliii ;salvo . t..e -Id the exclusive treatment and Core of both Sexes, ufll , cted with Venereal. Complaints, and their dreadfal consequences. av 1., ueure the Public wins. Ceunterleit4: shone else are eettu - their colours and on their uniforms, the word We- the taws on your calm, but manly protection. 1. stririores, deilitv. ulcerations, die. c.stlilitc'ed es der the ma. . Said by Samuel Leigh, No. IS. Stroud; Sutton and Co. ( 40. ; A .. . . , " Wogrnt GintieLIMIIIS Olf TOR EfiltLeslASTlCAlla °"Ploent of the fi r st pr ar cu A n u a l ntbilities, will satisfy the Pub- nice!' and Sift64lo). Bow Cloirelo‘ard ; Emcee and Ca. wft"' i.. I • :., ;._ : lie of the high merits of Mr. K I P.P,rd A N'S rho), and that by it 150, Oxford-street, Lnndon; Brodie mid Dowding, S a h.b ur y 4 ' ..--.4 . Ounce, ; t A. Smith, Perfemet, North Bridge, Edinburgh) ?forth. K ! SPOGAMOVI, Atro. 11.—The day before peter- 66 Accept. toe entwines of my wain gratitude.ete. be inewswerdeqces of Public Charities ore avoided, whikt the ',man e mad anwart are prot,•Cted rttaimt (he rale delusions held !" I _ 4 '; 6 : upliede/rern; at DaNt6,l s , Nn , 1, -Fla l !! 66 I sa d ianiel- t . b • y the Swedist Diet *as closed by the tenoning With enlightened seal you hive eiltilally co-epee*. oel by adveriiiine pretender , MIMI branch .4 practice. Since an° 9 1 . 52e*". r • I l lewbera".'s° "!'', "'"' in i ' rasa' , - - 1800,a. hppearro by time Anilital Report of ltifi, 5411 pmients,nf Medicine yelyien ea the United Kisigdarn. • • -'T - hof hie•Maksty from the Throne :-.- ed towards the general welters , . have Nation . " d 1 is'ah Se xra,have been curert l nithent conhnenzent or istjury to the Setae Disordenskanheea many year 4 in proc'eeellte i 0 - • 44 GENTLEISEN,—The important concerns that charged your high anti importeet vocation, and by emot , tutiou and within delicacy and se c re c y hitherto uoknowo; &etre of thalleetZ r ostionnehe eradieritesi in n few I. induced me la call hr your advice, have reached speaking to the people wordy of pester mid eissiessol s ' 110 am of sbe i rse More tatleored ender die sort complicated forms therefore it is cat la rage steady Pesses'lrsalAs nf th e disease from ten to twenty years. The first symptoms use_ of proper "moilittlitili Dr., !Amor' has adopted tile 0 their end ; and if it was with confidence that 1 called you lure often given to your en.e.istes its ea imp?. yield to Mr. K ieman's treatment in a few days ; ale, where .41115611 . 1 4 wish *INA kis . • F"sliilt 9",'lle' runt you together, to co-operate -in the welfare of the *Wit was toe ist vain, dot. to reenncile I'. idelstwa. allteinince of debility tomes on, toe early application caret tae quantity of Twelve rill pac k ed up Pre For t i ns reentry, country, I now salute you at the boor of sepses. robsos with each , other ! end to recede foam indial. be made to prevent the &sager that miry ensile , for a Five-posted nk- 'by which It . 12-. is saved ; yids Mr. Kiernow may -be weeded. by either Ceti, with she " Guide to Heald. ... • Hon, when my expectance has been fulfilled and dual opining... when the general goad roc/shed it..... ereatebt secrecy, at los privitte Ileum, No. 21. Lower C•bar- ' As Dr. Saloum's is Dow become so Brent modes- • t est ifi e d. ' • fake to.me with you then the testimony of hiving l ' i lle•Slren, Bedford-square, from nine to IWelee'in the may& lenslve, that Mt esmasar , vgagtasents require a ronsiderelde , ~ ~., ' - aeruom has -a Ling of Swedes bad to propose total ltd ) our.dury, and continue to spread and cosi. i • "cs and freer six till aloe at night.; m whom Mum and other porthole , his time and boleti/lance, he expects . When mounted . 'e"""^slaealloos. from town and country, may he addressed, od the used compliment of 'o'.,e Pound: bat all written wises or . mere o bjects to he regulated, to the care of his firm among s nor hearers the truths •of the Llivi t se will he punctually answered. letters of advice. and onseernisprinied With an order for media people ; or • mere j oy f et . ocees i one to rest , their lom 'IA.. whieh are the noble bond pf •u,44,,. t , otvrofts at* ' • • , This day is publ-sbed, price 4s. boards, ' else mid remittance. to be answered at his leisure, are require& •47 F. Kiernan, a 't'eentid and Improved Edition - of a Practical SI mann* oily Half a Guinea. Deans may be nhtuinedat•nny for his actions; seidbet hes the band of union be- . duties of life and the expectations of eternity. • iLleivise oa . Ilie•Vetwrenj Disease, awe its Consequence,- PosttoMee, payable at t.iverpeol, for, sell sums of money, teem the Sovereign gad th e . subjects been dby She r wo o d Mal Ca. 20, eoteraoster-rows M e ter *hie% is a wee node of conveyance .-- S uch esters should, ree l taotiticit &dd . tie& . • sad S"all74sticel-steret ; 'Callow, Creertecuuct,ssutto.; and ' Softly. be lbw direcsedt-.." Money Lesko-. Dr. liolnutoe c (Be i ''""' • - '• ss 11 more l . " W e Oginf 4 ( c :iwTLENelg or Tllg 110 NOVICS,111 • i • ' 4 l irtz 4 - iteehufgreaferte Agawam ba w,idelrj -- A Be WOW of my distinguished hem fettle. a Isi stiLuilter Illauksellers ' tad Hume, pest daleerpoot. Ip.id duableyaltagebit' { . •• •, i • - ' . • • . - • ro• ' ' -•' , . , ~• . . . . . . ~. , : • , e ere . •` • • . • ~ ' - ' - ye r • ~ . . . .. ..• • • , e e •-• " . . PAMPHLE Ptiee6ll. tar THE PAMPHLETEER, No. XI.; or, Record of the best l'unsithle sof Mt% entnaint. • I. 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