The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-23 00:00:00

°. \Y M!"'vr' ~~~~~~ '1 ~. :~°~~ r- :- -. I. r. , r TI I S p st rot n . t ..b, 444. EVAN114; i - i h eerro llay 2g, 'their THE WIIEEL•OF FORTUNE. Priorntldoek ,' (7th tier.) tar. Kean. Mier 'which n Nen Cootie Sale, citiled yi k i3OVE 00. T IMT AT _TEIR Donß, 1I 'LL GET EN A T VI / ENDOW. - T, 'which will he'redilrrl. * IPAST TEN O'CLOCK, AND A RAINY NIGHT. . , T h rs day, Richard the &Road, and Pot Tea &Pock. ree D o ns to tnt opened at half !fast dee n'el•ck. to,ht- Er al fiat pan Az. s r , l ei, q..; Seenntl Price Si. M.—Pit, 9r. M.l Saw* . 1.. Looter Galh•ry, lc. ' Second Price, 14—Upper I , Jr.; Second' Prier, 611,, - T Ii coYert* s itogighs,y Hpit4,4•llsll4lMol4.llllk 44; ‘;-,1. 1 • staraißtct4N okuotani. Y •a li atihnialiN 1 liflAr 1 1 14 t; fscrur 74. fl a w . FOIL T(' F. OF WAR. Cisitivs rtsr New Fore:, oaf iefrliiita. TM', !rise ;IturthyefirsksieWl Preecenslii. „ • hsses. Is., See." 4 -Peke 11404P1i. 91- Ga. $ Seemed (tisitery. its. s Seemed Price. b.—Upper SeciesePrice. cd. i Priem* R;sit sus, he Mid witistly • p spolleasies to Mr. k tbs. Noe-iiMce. ONIER3STSIIIRE, POLITY Ia WNW*. 111111 it FIFTH ANNIVERSARY MEETING of li thi _:fruim EN CONNECTED with the COUNTY SOJI F.RIINT, .rib he in PR I IVAIt. the 9th day oiletse, gibe I,4•Orsa C-Ve-totme. JOHN TYNDALE WA RAE, Esq. la the Omar. Sinew/Alms. r'nr. /Center,. Keiser. Tr*, John Sent tri Fag. t:. 4 • ?Imam Jul. 14 tafk!tr Matter,. Ent• Wm. ibersint. E•sq• - • Taefill•AE,Y: how Eddalfriltuntnitti, torii* Peter Gestre. 'ti.o4.• tbdass y, FA*. 14,•rt P , • • fThirei WWI eafritteir OW. pre efi elv. Tickets. Chh. ay igurstostelL t iraV She Seaffati e King's !Palen Wallis, • P. ogan i , foreolorp. 111 P. I M PE. RYA L TW I S SC- CLIITIL * cif M tort - or 04v.: Loiren A vat's ,fou! rarse4liatok in 1.41 e Nobir end 1; /Rey ...... three . 4 and 6-44111 wide, lire enequalmil tortoni int nod - , awl cm:heist tend two ti roar pair ORA !leer. tientlemeit in the Army awl Navy, and Enmities tea* wiling, will fin.t it otinealealaMe benefit, it never imbibing the Wimp hil mflopKere. The W4iie Chitin fine dresses, may $e obtained as shave, hen three tntnis GUifleaS each Neve.. India Shawls, and In ifi.i %Im±lian fwr Gentle:Deus cravats, French Cambria, &e. by lb Piece and peiev. The Trade vappite.. Orden by post will meet immediate stientim. re.a....40a, .„.. .. • . No. If, _ - .-.777.=_..i.2 ,t,.., --a...• 1.,: .. • ... 911 HE Ositspi , lairisestieleANTl-CORItOSI V E rAINT (patswitaed *Lilt Society of Arts) having sto 'od the Nit of years sod Prlsati-eorro-ise qualities haring err qitisfietorilv prrored. Wm* reemninended with the fullest trisailistre, as n discovery of yell pablit utility, bring a beau- Mier mitt prectrver of worok•ad impsyrrialis to the weather _ . or I .6 • , even in the Nitro ipteri for weather hoard trotwrailingoosad all parts .0( wet to ;be we:Apr.- 140 swarm. and presrot. ao Dltf itscommou me. It ma.. ealarae rot to merits, %she,. e Ir....eutorarmeast of lets 41141 piispert imairimm.ls ward rd of a medal in tokeu al their a goo or Bs.. nod is/spirit% &plat oil for mosioz, o that Nay person W.ll be Olive Green, ad. pet lb ; '.)oh. bd. per lb.; b.; Clismalate, W. per lb.; 110 .1 ard,Ml. per lb. Prier fur tile irterior d. ing rir forces to a Peace , itahlishment, convinced as the several Sovereigns - are from past experience, that no sooner should they ha►e been disarmed, than ad►aatge would be taken of their want of pre paration, to renew those scenes of aggression and bloodshed, from which they had hoped that the peace so gloriously won at Paris, would long have secured them. They are at war, then, for the porpose of' obtain. ing some security for their own independence, and for the reconquest of that peace and permanent tran quillity, for which the world has so long panted. They are not even at war for the greater or less pro. portion of security which France can afford them of future tranquillity, bUt because France, under its present Chief, is unable to afford them any security whatever. . Its this war, they do not desire to interfere with my legitimate right of the French people ; they ha►e no design to oppose the claim of that elation to choose their own form of Government, or intention to twitch, in any respect, upon their independence as a great and free people: but they do think they have a right, and that of the highest nature, to con. teed against the re.eestabtishment of au individual as the head of the French Government, whoa 4 past conduct has invariably demonstrated, that in such a situation be will not suffer other nations to be at peace—whose restless ambition, whose thirst for fo• reign cesquest, and whose disregard for the rights and independence of other States, must expose the whole of Europe to mewed scenes of plunder and devastation. IHowever general the feelings of the Sovereigns may bele favour of the restoration of the King, they an otherwise seek to influence the proceeding, of the Fronds in the choice of this or of any other Dynasty, or form of Government, than may be es. I sential to the safety and permanent tranquillity of the rest of Europe : such reasonable security being afforded by France in this respect, as other States have a legitimate right to claim in their own defence, their object will be satisfied ; and they shall joyfully return to that state of peace, which will then, and than only, be open to them, and lay down those arms which they have only taken op, for the pur pose of acquiring that tranquillity se eagerly desired by them on the part of their respective empires. Such, my' Lord, are the general sentiments of the Sovereigns and of their Ministers here amenthied ; and it should sees, that the glorious fort:waren°. eh. ....... .f W.Op, 14. 014-4Mit-road t altd at Wadi/is:seem, Covesa-ganlea. ~ • _ , - , ...1- ' 4.-- • " AILITIZA.OR It. laii/XIS AM TIP . • fold ' , Mel& an'd for exportation. be tte sa lm =e priefor, /;f' ' , . Sohn, Leice.ter•smtave. .. NOM G coo be more jettiertMit to t af.' orba r , d4wees - 1 di ve,itb Mt Yenmeal Mimi. or ant disorderandsin4 tw o , th e y at sbe blend; as well ow In future posterity, tho: th at •complithirs he ImutedUrtely tweroved. /a every :t Plc" .4 N as er .. herein anlivaiirear leas frequently failed,. ASO Awe no ether saws.. could meow the ruslutppy sufferer to fonloi. the thrtia fiipb ill dm has been the 'reeled remedy to fc-mtkistish bealtb and net iyity. T br /eft Of these .Drop• ore almost imperceptible is their. ; "Peril 0 'vim oireigile nod tone to Ike verve., and are weal ""Fth plecler in the tabbies, of captain; and masters of sleptc. a testy will keep tea in . alt aliases. . sqd in bottles at 6a. 64. each. . • I , 1 '• • kledicil Mid surgical advice, gratis, frost . eight till ten its rie nln raft; HEALTH ANTE HAPPINKSS. W I MIEN the *perk of life begins to grow dim, the circulation languid, an .the uttloial Wilde* jiff -ll4lfed by those ote:faticholy'inirnibles *bleb tormeottbe aniads lad riskiest (*Strength of the enfeebled vos,ries of *awe. ' Or. VENIEL'S I'ONIC MEDICINES. proied b) expert "e in he the loot termite. safe. and yerrawnroar remedy e‘er Siwavered. In every d.gree of anivenear 44410., vascalor se. hlaliiM, weakness or newly to either rem. the inriprratiMS and re 'fil.ratsig powers of (isii osedit toe are speedily nausifewest. b I. aut. Ira wryer:- bv evading a tt.:pilllify wig. nlas or Irma • 6 0, that those desirable effects ore pro:Need. hot by favigor -1 i. , r. rertovai hie, nod ex hilirsitire the animal spirits. The w are educes 14 this divine reined) reisiores the languid. &tilt -11',""I, nervous, and relaxed of bait osea.froas the nowt idolise " r l' ilk MI forumbrance to society. to the most gratifyits and ..!..tied Anti.* of consort. nod p renst• Dr Ve.erlo Tvitif Remedy is trepared and sold wbolesole ',' , 4 ...vb.! lay.obe-Proprictor. at his hnoipc, No. 14. Nvw-tivrth ".i. lt..d I.iuse.-qtra.e, prier 104. 6ii. pi i puler ; or f.wr in u 'r r"' 31.. dal. ersciutte4. • Pohl a 1... tuippoismacel. MAR t"'.-, I&O, () ,ford-4.eir: s Rwlsards. 11•11. Squid i &Moser. 1 ;! ,3 ( ..I gout Itanni I s.-.tee. i. llama; ~...1 Iliq must respect ', AleaChill Yeutter:: to tons a .d ctomay. )+. ' . _ . . . ,PtiororA, _ _.. etZIAM ' --- ruic capita, Af'fflNST FRANCE. '' '• '-' iiiht early part of the list yea'r, ought to proie.tn. .Irile —4116 b.....• POWIENTVD TO rAltuAllltlfT CY cemarefess• Int 4 1* a. Pooch that this is not a war agile* thelifiteddrn A S aseit to rke GOaktft Con. 201'AL IH its OUNIOn T FRPWCE RIOTST ) WA!, 18115.; • mid lodepeedence, or excised by way spirit of ii, aim- . Si—tippletalifist • —4.4-- s .• . • •• bition or desire of conquest, but o ne ar i s i ng ou t tains the particulars of an unsuccessful attack vied* • • • of necessity,. urged on the principles a self-pre- by the British army* under Msjor-Gea. Gtir.ssele, . _ • k . ! , 4 •-• N.. 1. ViscOant Castkreasto to I n he A E i t i rl i n e f . gitrarty, itatie Pamirs . i setatatiehoind Nonskid , oathattegronn' ate and laces,: in tbe Eastandieti, on some feet, in !Aid • the cit• Itregertible right of obtaining 'smoothie merit, for nem!, and a great number of Of f icers anti men *ern Me Loiney-4 , herewith lactose II Copy'. of on • their wen tranquillily and indepenekence— t o •-l e kiiks killid and Wounded. I take the liberty of rteleatia' . Overture this daj received from M. de Caulaincoett e i . ..if mato has-on her pertiteilfololoster nat i ons bay. chain at tho'bends of Prone" truly . isdeplelliieef • PaPers• • with the answer returned . TOu will communioate 1 ..,,• ilftibtt, Sir,. to Make, them* the elbaseml efeue Hit sa estle* the 'Allied Sovereigns and Plenipiisest.. I — E Z. 1114 to , _r ,i laid before the Plenipotentiaries of the; er ali'etenniating and (Mee at Vienna, for their information.-=-I have tilli•;• • •• Powers in conference, the Note pco- ennui efiquirlea on this subject.. IMkMtit to tell lebriber tube, Itc. cieselo bedelivered upon the exchange of the ratio-, political efents at nitostetimw• ems - ;:isrli r amtfin, 1 _,. (Signed) CASTLERLAWL •' -. zed of daieerly, de. . Ottio• of the Treaty of the 25th of March. After that until this ac c oun t amniseintln Hie Loedoei ' GIP , _ ._ 41442404.ittimil -'• , - ; 4 4 4.le = objet z ed wbich soref t M elo n s th den orelit ed as- d th:l i i i i re. ith . ett,e4_, L ott toi_tani isoentet lik et oo were iteert , et .....--. • . .. • Tee gam et . .. , ..., -''' stai 6, ism. , spect object of the war, it is scarcely - noses: . -__,"'" :""''' ' ' " ftl Y .fieftshillr ri til t 40111 '. MY Loan,—Adveriting tb your Lordship's Die. nary (*tee to add, that the explanation a ff orded in "u"" Has beat halm of this tiff WO affair la raS patch, No. 111. smite its several inclosures, convey- this Nate, as • the construction pot by his Royal !lament, nor has '," ing a propi;sal Mad* by the existing Government in Highness the Prince Regent , on the eighfb•articie of made to that Assembly France,mad y our L or d s hi p ' s answer t h ereto, I h ive that Treaty , was favourably re c ei ve d. Immediate which we are at n 1 the honour to acquaint you, for the i n formation a instruetiens will consequently be issued to the Am. ' deed, has any instill his Majesty's Government, that at a conference held bassadors of the• Imperial Courts of Austria and en the 3d inst. his Highness* Prince Metternich' ac. Russia, and to the Minister of his Prussian Majesty, ' Neither Ministry _ to accept of this Note on rho exthange o f th e ratifica quainted us, that a M. de Strassant, who had bees cessary to be commented stopped, ou his way hither, at biota, from not having dons of the Treaty in question. Itern. Can theevitish nation been famished with proper passports, hail addressed , Is, order to be assured that I have advanced nn- sort without the a letter to his Imperial Majesty, and therewith for- thing in this dispatch which does not accord with the haps it may be said warded some unopened letters which the Emperor views of the Cabinets of the Allied Sovereigns, I dation 0I .. a . had directed him to unseal in the presence of the Ple- have arquiditted the Plenipotentiaries of the High ottereigns, nipotentiaries of the Allied Powers. Allied' Powers with the contents thereof, and have but it appease the '. These proved to be a letter from Bonaparte, ad- the honest , to inform you that the sentiments con-. and of course the t _ dressed to his Majesty, professing a ik•sire.to con. lidemlin it entirely coincide with those of their re. paid, and by which time at poste, to obverse the stipulations of the Ilfina Courts. I concerned in having Treaty at Pins, Sic, and a letter from M. de Cau- •••• ' I have the honour to be, &c. / expence, the men lalnceurt to Prince Metternich, contaiuing similar ''' (Signed) CLANCAftTY. I lately sacrificed ; professions. Viso letters from M. de Caelaineourt . follow,,' very materially cancel After routing these Pipits . , it vats considered i int the o ve rture , which is the same as has ap- ' whither say, sad what answer sirould he made there. en ". e • ; - • ; not to be kept in , tos who; tb , 1 opinion appeared to be, that peered in the circular letter of the I. reach igkiPeror 'this war, with whom to the Allied Sovereigns. The follo wing is Lord owe. elseeld be returned, sad no notice whatever , - , . . Clutteresgh's reply to M. de Caulaincourt . Olken of the proPosal. Some information am these tabiatet wig *lilt. ' ' thWier . thh, as indeed open all other occasions' , MLitt* PROW VISCOUNT CasTLER : EACII TO M. • • Illibmiquesit to this resumption of *authority by Bona. I CAULAINCOUNT. . rially °Nisei Sir, poesy. atc.. • . Est* *Melo the present state •of the Continental I „ . Downing-street, April 8, 1815. , - .".. . . e tc" nog; wycombe, Becks, Way JO, lint Winona, r -.... a ki n d ie .. ire , --1 have been honoured with two letters from •, 1 • / • ~... • • direct the your Excellency bearing darn the • •Ith inst. from Paris, ... , • .• „ ~.. ..., . , , i,.. 7-. !' : 7•• .-.. FR a:Mill P4Pfilt.9., - ••n• :hey adhere, one of them entering a letter addressed to his Royal' : . •- • • . , :0- 4 1' - • Highness the Prince Regent. • ~ .• -esseasso--. • :.8.4vt....0•1' • ceased to ad. March, 4 ith l am to acquaint your Excellency, that the Prince . i•mult, MAT 15. E-We tole so time ht, peldetbsi They are iit Regent has declined receiving the . letter addressed the toll°. 11 . 4 - iiiiilleie - cit which we 'hire 4ust set, adherents, not' to born, and has, at the same time, given me ,his or-lexived :-.•.- ... Out ea . ders to transmit the letters addressed by your Es- ! i , , kept by cakialtilr Ilk fa Via_ll4lll4 dos .the ingernwiest and tZL ..i ' ' AtilidSorirelgns and Phinipp. "`".• , he proles. consi o ration of the , involve Fr tentiaries there assembled. ardor the a pretext ._ suited hit I am , &c. blood • . .CASTLEREAGIL own con:entente to observe them , whose word, the and Na' [Here follow, the Treaties concluded between only assurance he as afford for his peaceable dispo- . are ism Great Britain, Russia, and Prussia, signed at Vienna has been sition, is eel less in direct opposition to the tenor of on the 25 . t . h of March, 1815, for m aintaining his former life, than it is to the military position in entire 1 tholic the conditions of the T reaty of Par is , and the stipu. , which be is attually placed. They feel that they lit' i determinedand •-A ' upon sign— at the Cong ress , rights. should neither perform their duty to themselves nor to of leIS . the articles of w h ich,ofikially laid be . • Vi e nna .. the people committed by Providence to their chargeseconded by , ' Parliament a f e w weeks since, were at that time I en e rgy - if they were now to listen to those professions of a fore correctly given in the Statesmao.] sons, to consummate the greed work of the ref*.desire for peace which have been made, and suffer nation of the French nation. themselves thus to be lulled into the supposition that ADDITIONAL CONVENTION. [litre follows a ludicrous statement of the strength they might now relieve their people from the burthen (COSCLVDED AT Tialia•, 'APRIL SO, 1815). of the Royal army, which is represented to of supporting immense military masses, by diminish. • ARTICLE. int of L 42 clivalr 49 infa ty, n ry, 126 Pr,tro_olll. • their ff Fe" -- - - Iti Britannic Majesty engages to furnish a subsidy , _ . - - 38 r 1 Olken qf cera of the old scitOol, and , General the Revolution.—Total 355 men. 3 They will take the field in two grand divisions.— The first, ender the command of the Doke pf Beni, will act with the.Prossians; the second will be k. in reserve to follow the movements of the maw his immediate command. , IOLINDERS 111 4 0 L- 41-'44 of five millions sterling, for the service of the year ending on the Ist of April, 1810, to be divided its eqpal proportions amongst the three Powers, namely, between his Majesty the King of Prussia, his Ma jesty the Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary and 1 Bohemia, and his Majesty the Emperor of all. the Reales. The subsidy above stipulated of five mil- ! lions sterling shall be paid in London by monthly in stalments, and in equal proportions to the Ministers -of the respective Powers, duly authorized to receive the•same. The first payment thereof, to become due Menus, on the lst day of May next, and to be made imme- Sa xo ny ha s dlatily upon the exchange of the ratifications of this . !sisterCount .present additional Convention. In ease Peace Cession, o f , should take place, or be signed between the Allied ; The sonaillasti oe s 1 Powers and France, before the expiration of the said sions of the' year, the subsidy calculated upon the scale of five the debts, millions sterling, shall he paid up to the end of the 1 MILAX, Month in which the Definitive Treaty shall have been Highness signed ; and his Britannic Majesty promise., in ad- • ifeureM dition, to pay to Russia four months, and to Ant-' the crowd 1 trig and to Prussia two mouths, over and above tit* the brother stipulated subsidy, to cover the expences of the re- His Highness' turn of their troops within their own frontiers. I tions, which, The present additional Convention shall hive the publit. same force and effect as if it were inserted' word for t Me neigh' word in the Treaty of tbeilfith of March. • Whieh.live anise It shall be ratified, end the Ratificatioos shall be so, ,may exchanged as soon as possible. rledialill!. In faith of which the respective Plenipotentiaries Vreena t have signed it, and have affixed tifereunto the seals courier *with , of their arms. - all' the military Done at Vienna this thirtieth day of Apeil, ;MA* Some think j o i year of our Lord One thousand eight bandied ma he wilt !audit fifteen. bigamy go ' (L.S.) CLANCARTY. 'I Others think (t. S)) i.e prince de RARDENSERO.!not. nave east -or An t; (L.S.) i.e lin ran de MUM MOLWr. . [The additional Convention with Russia is exactly taken the peached treat similar to the above.] I barked them et koeisii , ;beers/ u. . . _ It Is said, that on the Continent British merchan- Admiral Sir Hoist Pbsimast it to' heal AIM sink:' disc has fallen considerably in price, and, on account : mand on the Riese Thalweg. libies_tefis Setillealleult of the great scarcity of money, there is hardly 'aby appointed to the command of the nide% frigate, ea, sale for it. Many houses have already stopped pay - • board of whirls Sir Illomils Ms, ,bialle‘,.. ..• ; meet. j ,We N litt Nor some ateonottate! Aryl; • In consequence of the extent of the tegal claims . . War 14Rce are it Wee relatb;4l.• the .assn ' on the.late Debt of QUEWISBERRY.S estatif, by tiiiri of titiosandfrig 1411144'hr dnitiliiii"Onsploilidl next of kin, it fit supposed that a very incOMMlleable 1 recOlddintifetviee iit - linage Mil tail 4 / a lleii• "614 share of the property will falteo lb, tOlO/%14 . tipej satkoiiisod Irgaiwg lbw - pillthi4mi , iso . :tkir;Allt let. ~.! ..t - .... l'ini„ . ri tie.4lllllollo !kin -...3 e. • ' - : . • gstee. I. , • • 'R..' ~ h _; • • • . , . .. . ~ 40.: 1, :.- • . ~., . , ...,.. .• , . ~.,.„ ..... • . -. . . • —.. • . ~,.. Nor ~ .-e fi.s.,i'... I. Er: Nit St s gitVAS:i• as. . , :4 !,.,, •,!: A 3.. )0;:e.4 710 1 / 4 1 4 r i-- , ./ . 3 , .•_ '. ;1 • ',.'; ;' '''!'", •*"..*:.'.. %; . i..; ELy rtZ !4 , .. , ,a 4 ...z..s t oke : **: !. • - '• • i - ' 34..- 5, .., ned . I J • ; • ) ' Z ; !........,...5... . 21k.d. )01. , er,, .• -- - ..i=sialsg========i ord • . - - ' . • - - - - , Ito • ,-- . . ~. .. THEAlllelt 1t5)1(4.1., filittiftir-LANit. had )on Itt 1111 1 S T rent EVAN nitr I t May 2S, tee niertift' !terraria' will • -erf , ,ris rite T 111; - .WRY:EL •or FORTUNE. Mix P.iiireektock;(7th time) tar. Kean. iv. ft - fiervhirli. a New Geode Sate. roped- ll t PIVE 14:I" II 1141ANDDTV.."'" nn., . . • • - *.i 'which . grill Wadded. • lee, ?AST TEN O'CLOCK. AND A RAINY NIG ton r h ur otay, Richard the 'Ste' mid, and Past Tee n'-pj ser f The .I )dets ta hi opened st half ;tan eve o'cloet hPr t o at kilt part sir. ew 14 ,„.4, 7,, i Severed - Price St. 64.—Pit, 9r. SIE., o f frrki.. Lower ( illoPtY, U e .; Second Price, Is 0 0 4, Is.; Second' Prier, 61„ 71e. - - . - ...--- tod T H kAti1t114.03(.41.• COtElf T. : OAI,O ES '9 illit-iiiiiiis4lo,-Wl9,:ikot4 (at r.-:, ..711X 7 Glifir t4N 4uGirrat. WI kr,illiireOli: Veil?. reititintslut; Illiet . o`,Nel :‘ - . ~. • . the • Ir.. err tie it . tinte. a leek Tam. the , • • ..- FORTAK OF WAR. .-. . . . J.. w,.,l*.itisl. Celies the New rare... mai teiOifitaa Trushrtifi .- The irra4aPy. . . td.• ,a,,,t),,,,..ffoierlPrerressrli. „ • ul. 'to. tea. SO. 1 *voile Price. -11 V; u... 11611. 9E. I& t ,ti e r . P ,, ,,,.. Y.. --leireW Cindery. its. ; seems Price, L. ...:!,,,,, to.; SecindlPrire. ad. • • ' N Priem* Rex suit he had Mealy, el application In'. ijr•lnll l .l4 nt the lins-oSer. • '7, . .. . Co , .50MESSKTSHIRE SOCIETY in LONDOI of 11 1 11 E FIFTH ANNE VF,RSARY MEETI of a th• GP,:lruim EN CONNECTED with the CC OSONIERSMT, will he .iin Fit I Oalt. the Soh day st.- gew 1,,,,, , 100i C-14-laaro„ Ludgate-hill,. iirl J OILN TYNOA LE WA KEE,. Esq. la the Chi ?d, , Stows's,. (sir. Kerney,' Kelsey, Trot, John Jentrn Esq. Per i'..4 • • Ttrannts litilliirtlre. I ir o . G o o . I,eownik, inn. Es.; =ll4lBOos. Eat- m. Horentae. N. „ , • y, E.q. 1111 ivrrig Retalte I I sea met, .5•111; ' ._,Preer See laq ! !A. Creerre..'Vre.• 7 :•1 redo* y, Emir *li. toth•rt P men. , E.q. A ,_ ~,.:,_. ... - i-. . .. _ the • ITherei ..4 Cie reaplifor On. preelbelv. Tickers. On. . Otilriniratnii;•thalk , ' lad of site s hat 5... ;, iiiireivikaidtr walk., istief. . • . Lls, P. *0 . ... ... . .... - Of v. 1419 1 . en TIIE IMPERIAL TWIS E-CClrtti. Pi' An hie M - 4roPs Rt.,...: totters Piney , . tO .(A rtrot,fout rater:rile* In tr#e de lin.) !h ►rillir, Nobility, - Merchants and the Pablo 9 1 91..oertVon;r , filfur44l; 'he Mi.'s Clink ‘r / ' rr l foul for ditteiM6 .iii told, 'esaitiped; wite she op 1,....1wr of ape limo!, tie. In Unser ni ;tarn it 'xi'. f.r exporioriaal wad str the Piece tiny, Mini— . , l4l.errit,, far Virg enncerrienee of Families: it lA . . 1 0 . i atr I - _3.. 41.-..d.5. pl. 04; our 3,..' GIL 014 visidi b y Mr j. IA It Jr, ihe porraice, et the Itro .train W Pt 2= o..4.wiite. 110.114.41 i anit i sT4rfresa Roy num - , . k ...14 of na airtittaroter lvey. _itd tioni _',;-J , _ IA rapt Jour ratleilide de 111 i s qi do W O ' rine, weerata Tie present state of tne trot fillliE Nobility,. Merchants, and tie Palely., sto r!filtglo, visit mewl to France, - bee some nu 1 e...iterrViii;y Cforoied; iiii of:ore (lA, 6:l', . iyis: maisies, bat este opinioa.bas Appeared to d eui CIO Seeellutt .lit' fold. 'dallilhul; wit* Ai . ' Coated's of the several Sovereigns. They im...ller .rep Woo!, li. is I.eta Hayti f.rli. fi , floriwol end by the Piety ealv t , horn .io fr.; aid from the coransencemeni have never .ceasy ~ i , ( 1.. earsr '0. 4 rokiceilienee of Families: SIN 106 Ild.^-34 heve s , to heir Declaration of the 13th of Mar _3.. 41.....,..5. iv,..il; Hai lt,' id. pee void, by Mr. J%li ' -10 'heath/al /11,oler of Prance. Thy 1.1 It ii, 11#e Pwrunr, oi Or . Coo Isidie , 11' eiraosioce. Itomei.4liinid io yea Ally Mill . . i • Tatalas . ff hadllity with him and his adhere .14 ai no sec lid &PO i;" . - ereeser''. A co!ktsbaitak, bat from apedeity, *mese _:. my. briiieftic•it durivetwqr. hp t,4: . to 'lt 1 , /111111011019 111 dew% *bet seatirldrlere bean it, it esT. e , k a th e manta chilies of tier siva, el ea of him, and that no reliance can be placed on tit .minx or Prithdlee eddi . 11 4 aeily° eeefeelee• 'l'v *wil l " far siOsis of one who has hitherto no longer regal shire it t•siris soviv..iled, amt which reedFrs it suuo ileviroille io ry •1 y iiidn iibtfil, in every .climate and io evory oroseq. Tile tt t Solemn compacts, than as it may have it nein ..eN. b.itfi 5.4.114 I'M 6-441 Wide, arc unequalled fereL_..ney - , own con:entente to obverse them, whose wi I: 4 a m / er° 4 . l. 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I { , 1 • . • . • 4` • •.r J A 4 , LI kto 4 1...) jilit:;4l • ' ~.._ . I B'•e 1 • t :• i •\ • • ~ —.I; ' ' \ ' \ . ' • 4 .. ~ I ^ , f • 4434 ; 0 : ' .' . - . . . , *. ,' •. s "I 111110 it" - A 5, .....1 )v ~- . - • . _ . . ich 'kit *Tr' . .. ', .-, - ' • . 4.= 4 04* 2. . 4 ,r, • -43, . 1.15. . PAK,* tifik . . __...—. so - - -.. _ _ • -'; rkt 02 9, Iwo*. *Owed* tp ,aolt Victor died « .. sestokll" . . - • 4 . ..... —. .. . . , ',l 1 • THEAVIE ItSIYAL, D'AVRY.LANK. . 1 CO it Resmirtiodi bpi :itzurto.. „mitred kr thins *boo masters of the fiend' capital To his EDntut or rms. ST,ITUMAN. it IC nramont it VitNn i iiTi_ Mac? 44 _ thole, I '417411101R7' &1141011%! •'. - • I r.m....z.0.. ......, it... 1./... -.1- •.- 1 • _ _ s there been any cosninneitlatton nobly of the cantos ot . niobtor iii oresent engaged in lodikr d r dst tat Wee whatever hob OW 41 UV nor OppositiOn mein tn.llotAnip t. nested on. This is nortgyili tOrigirtg fah nation beiniolnikeuisw.ol44, knowledge of id that this isFailispir eigns," the e Kingen ' - public parse. tick they are 0104 c ving to provide r * • r whose valuable livna • : betides, the natiotwa aim*" 110 oncerned; and dert*inly ole perfect ignoreace a - ;hit bit o • lion it lemma/ end of the instances attendant upotr * lt. '4 Ohne, INF 14. seems certain that King Leah, aker a. 14 11 114/ miaow, be' deterevine4 - Biruerunerwleerlt6r.s - "I ire France and Europe in 1ci0 , 11,.. byrsinflist. ?test for a terrible war, In which toit 4 tethef El must be shed, to renounce the crown of Francis Navarre for himself and his descendants. VA inured, that it is by the Doke of Felt.. that tip wen persuaded to perform this greet act of On. c religion. But the Count d'Artois claims his s. A formal protest is expected from that ce. lie feels himself possessed of the necessary gy and vigour, if seconded by the Princes his • -•41111116..... • ';OR • Ni? • • A, MAT 8.-Hi{ llialest a f si ; iso r p mc i is awthortied, ai'Welre h is int *Seholeebiri to sign 1b of of one pert of file dominion. Its Piessia. Ikations that bkregieen Weis brttor deck. 1* commas ire ssiblilse to the isartition of and fit the pea of salt for the Saxons. MAY . 0..14iit Imperial the Archduke YOhn made his entry int* Sotivittolauding the tiotivoirobiwoottfor of persons of all ages arlialyesattoileat. - et of our oaks* Aoseteliewesviesasetam. len was welcoaied.by loudest ich are repeated !leaver he trisretyi thbovritood U fall's" troop ofilireihiy:., come with incredible eafailtqZkii.l. • Feud Croaky option yet 46 4 ide,-X B.—#4 egret:l l T" th the " cipitalitlOn Aim% Wa itery'itoree• It Finn if ' • t Joachim Sett titillVeftekOititihtrt t t Id at Mintrodookt, an 5141,41 the isetisk o ilo- - to Naplosood perish sword ha lelielawK olir it too Moonier,* thtQaeen:lfiliiid , moo to Ancona. it is 'imposed she .100 4 titioldree frOm Moses and a at A•iseesii oil' board tile throe fagot*. ihiL:‘_‘ l __‘-:'_* • " 40. _ *' 0 1 *. Oft° eel Lir be we or e . ad.. a, e- We et 41 ' z.. e-' se •r tY u. ty. ■ gr • 7 ~~woi Votial -~ , •, , 411 ' • i. 1 1 - s:~ ' ' -r ...