The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-23 00:00:00

•• . -.--,- -2- - - - . 97F r e.,-- , - ..; • 7 - •- ' 7,-7,, -...-- . 7 , 7 emu. •.. . •-. 717 ., 44 ,411 ?er Cent. • . 5 4.. ,t ~4 . ... • , - . 1 ~y :IN ~.. ... ' ....,„, .•-o,lt, . ~ . •, • kli3 C4 t ilt it . * .,`..b ili. )11 . (In . (...„..•..•• _ ... . LONDON, SATURDAY, DECKS' . BRA - 93; 1105. PRICE ---i_-_------ - ....- - " TAs Gauss fo► which Usurps, fell in Mt PIA, gist insist diod i s Is. 4, 4 110 1 11" . • . .... . ---...... i Ne.. 3080. THSA.TRE ROYAL. intUftlf.LANK THIS prelim! EVENING. Dec. 23, their Sfoirlitsee Serf ill 4rf non bIERCII.I.I4I' OF BRUGES; Oft. RE(inAlt'S RUSH. HAZARD, BORNE. AND CO. SPANISII AMERICA, 2G.—Fort. CONTRACTORS FOR THE PRESENT LOTTERY, i 1111/ ESPECTFU LIN submit to the Public the fel -1 Also lowing SCHEME, which having recrlyed the ;auction of the Lords of the Treloor . %, sled twine prayed % free frill all nimbi. u'ty, will, toey troo, meet unto c•••wral -sitproliottlamb STATE. Gar rElt Y OF THE WHOLE Y0,0.al TICKETS. Nut Two Blanks to n Prize:—Nu Filed Plias. . SCHEME. 2 .... Prizes of ....25,1100 Goinens in Gold WOO 2 .610.000. 40,000 2 . 5.003 . L:.003 5 5 10 13 4/01.10 1010 tool 4d. , 0 K' stinted the best of CI to your I.4lolt.citlens offer.' to them, in the I bis own, the sail and I and of his erection. The Cherrirtero b, Mr. 'Erma. Mr. Holland, Mr. Rne. Mr. r.n lA. Mr. S. Polley, Mr. Monde'', Mr. Oisherrv. Mr. Mr. PofirrlL Mr. ElAngirom, Mr. RIM* Mr. Pridry, Ppw. Mr. J. Smith; Miss L Keay; Mrs. Moro, Mrs. and, &c. " [ heti Landau was not occapli Allied PFIVFPf S on the 10th Gen. Wimplf?ft bad pubi German to the inhabitants Locker Rhine, oh the left which he says:—. • " S , psrafeil from Franc of the 30th of November oaths by his Ala,}' Katy the Ki pass under the it/tioinion of of Austria. This tr.otobitio you ; Germans by you become Germans again Tn whfek will h. ti4de.l, TILE MAGPIE; Or,rnr. MAID Or P.I LA ISE W. Principnt rhnrart,•rr 14' Mr. Maatnn , Mr. r),".1.10. Mr. R. Phillips, Mr. lisoraird, air. Knight, Mi« Krily. Tor4iay. George. Barnwell. with A New Gratt4 Patios:l4ns.. The I).owe to he opened at bolt loot Ore o'clweit. to :4- gin .11 bait vest sir. m o tes, is.; leaned Price It. 601.—Pit. 3s. 6J. ; Sec.e.ll Price. Is. Lower Gallery. es.; Second Price, I;.—Upper till-r), Is.t Screed Pike. 64. 6671 Prign, TN NIONF.Y. ‘20.41h00 Dr.in Jug the lith of FE8111:1: 1 111 Y. TICKI:TS nod ,BARES are Piffling by HAZARD. FlUttNll..and to. (St di Broke's). Ilse Contractors. Seidl (,at....f the It ..al 1•;‘, where. in the tote said former It-ttvri , 4. Prizes b.v, h. co S.•(1 exceeding its amount TWO : 11111.1.1t)NS. Any regiorrt-thir l'ersort4 in the Canntry dericoun of becoming Age:4l4 stir reilitet.ted so apply tni sihirve. THRATRP.-ROYAL, COVERT GARDEN . rr it i S prelim* EVENING, Dec. 23, will he perf•6resett, • i • r • • l g.- t I 4 hr C.wwedv, cs.ll.it ANI) TRAM; Or, Till; WIDOW'S SrItATACIEM. T.. whira will ti. waded. Garrick'. I)lam,l.r rt.sumnee of _ ....... CVMON. Tsse-illy. George 134rostell. *ith the New Greed Christmas .i./10. is. ; Second Price 3a. !a, 6.1. Price, it,—Lawer Galiery. ; greolid Price. h.—tinier fi-Oirry, geennd nine. M. A Private Ries oily ha; hail niehlly. on applicutinn to Mr. itinntl. , a, at the Mot Plaees for the 'lovea to he taken of Mr. firaulion, at the tfart-ierreet. from tea till filar. FIRE AND LIPE INSURVIICE COMPANY, NEW BRIDGE-STREET. IMACKFItI ARS, EmrowARED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. FOR Insurance from FIRE, and on LIVES ; tuba for the Grant and rurrhase nr ANNUITIES. Im•urnuces fulling due at CHRISTMAS will expire unless genewmi within fifteen days from that period. The system of Fire trisnrmice pursued by this Company af gird.ryery advantage which such a security can yield. A large allowance is Inn& on Life Insurance; and every facility i, af. forded by which the interest nod cnovenience of the public may be promoted. WARNER PHIPPS, Seeretary. TO THE ADMIRERS OF GLOSSY BOOTS. Ltll)lti AND GIINTI.FRIEN, II BEG leave moct revaelfull, to rocommenti to y. tt th.• sue of ray i ,valualhle Composition of JAPAN BLACK (NO, which preser.e. and softens th.. Leather. and imparts the Inost heinisfol jet black ever heliel.l; urinals (smolt set forth its just prai,e. nor its tranicembint Qualities he truly known, but by experience. (gr Ladies will find by the continued we tor this eminently superior Blacking, that their if If Knots and Watkott 14h..; , s will be ktpt snll and pliable. and resin damp, Nita the tie gancies of a brilli.ux A single Bottle Idly he had. a. specimen. at mV AlanaraCinrx, and by the P 6 ' lo o lll nad Perfulers, at all the great towns in the knigthuii.-11 hose the h none so be, Ladies and Geutlemen, your in. st ohetliresd 'MAURO TURN ER. No. 114, London-rand. Southwack, Nus. 1, 1815. Ateati as LeicestPr. J. soots mot &to t Magoon. • 11.bofir, W Keefer, Leuatv, IVeniter, IVard, Barfoot, Elton. Horton. Thompson, Will' t, Baines Manning, Ca) tuts, Witesiite, Pat Wilt. rtbier, Noakes, Pickard, Metcalf., And may be had of one or more Shopkeepers in all the great Towns in the Kingdom. Ladies' Boots, by the ase nr Ibis Blacking, will experience a lustre and jet black equal to eilfilt-It • w ordy cube I set forth ink's' praise, nor its transcendent qualities be truly known but by experience. AIDOATE WARD. AA a WARDMOTE held at Ironmonger's Dell : on the It of December. 1815, beforo The Right Ilan. the LORD MAYOR of London. A Lotter from J Jones 'faddy, R.I. rtie sine of the Cowman Councilmen of this Word, declining being a Candidate 1,, again reprerent the Ward to Cowman Council, was read, upon which d *as Remitted thsattionanty, That the Thanks of Wanimate be tires to Jaws Tarlde Ciii7ito wind Ooldsmith. late one of the Commune Councilmen of tills Ward, for his upright, tennly, and todelmodetit enamel In that situation, during a redid of toesty.four vents, sad for his steady intention to sop- Rmmurk . Country skunkre,nem sta y e su pplied with this pet. hi all then, the Rights aid trieileges of his Fellow -Ci. *was. ll:ackte g, in St• spesay, a w l F,i t h tert , i g ner 8., If le,. by addressing their couuna d, in the W.irehense, *here a sinele . 1 1•41,, Thai these Thanks be fairly transcribed, shrewd by the amou son be had " 2 „ „ imp le 6, by apo)h.g dousik tbu sm_• Wald Clerk, aret prow/Ned to Mr. Toddc. divan of Ike Wholesale A,,d it w.ty aim, Clutitimomis Resolved, Thal the Right Hon. the [...1d Mayor be requested se &moot t* Thanks of this N. B. Ask fur Turners Blacking. W•t .7isonle. for 104 prumptitede and hied intestien to their "Ar, thtiel..r.freisw.4 A Ides man, H. C. C.ashV, Esq. in holding this Wnrilm.4e deriver his teeserwury and for his able and irv.,ll:l) I nodule* the Chew this day. No. 114, Loodon-ro s mit nark, Nov. 1, 1813. RiYNARI) WARD. 4 T e WAltl)34o!'E holden in the Church of the th i ii r d Pari.Arr of haw. Ilrrry 1114f,t1•41. , ta tint 9niut Gre ry, 011 ro..; , —treet, i.. the City ..f 1...t.:1...t. Thitt•tl..‘, the 21• t .of 1)".....th0r, 1815. 11. Rita 1.. r the :thove Wur.l, tor the Cl dee f %VIM i)flierri f..t• the %ear ermeit.c. The night Wgillisipful .10811UA JON %THIN SNI Aldrininc. in theGhair: Rrsdrrd Unanimon4v. 'flint the Tian.k. of phi. Won'moti e pre —riot In 'flor i n' for hit: hu.atnt ceivicrs In they Word timing the Se, its of twenty %ear.. in 4 hie!, he has an a' 1h nod ems. iemlonsls performed Ike &stir. of one of our fotor.li in t' r Cm.t of Common GUM( ii tar his uniformly polite 'ention to Urn w ntie4 of I, Consitto !Mt; for his irrosly owl patrinic conduct on rt.-r, imposing., public neession; nod for the eminent e tamale of integrity, s mu d liberality, which he b is entwasitly e‘htlEird to t , is Fellow.eilizens iu geueral, rind to the iliihabitartti of this Word of Crotle 11:.suard in p rtieulnr. That this Resolution be fairly transcribed by the Wiwi! Cle:k, and presented is. Mr. Howell ; and that the sante be inserted its the Morning and lire,,ing I r a per LORA; F. A !MO SM T I %Vara Cies k MR. FOX'S %PEECIIT:S. Day are piablt,brd. In Sit Vo:uines Bvo. h a by t he Right Ilimisur:able LorJ Er, lc ;. pri.e 4.. !wad-, grim SPEECHES of the Right Hottournbie CHARLES JAMES FON Oho ll , ltse tor Printed ter Lnparns.r., We", Ornp-, and Bruerr, ternoster•row ; and Jamey. 'tic JlPiccadilly. Of wtotrn sow: he h .4. 1. SPEECHES of the Iti,:bt Hon. IV NI PITT; in S volt. Bvn. It 113.6 d. hoar•'s. 2. SPEECHES of the Itteht ITna. WILLIAM WIND HAM; in 3 vol., 50... If. le.. too tut. 3. srE F.CHES of the Hight Hon. J. P. CI2IIIIAN s Btu. (Hie Foto th Edition'. wool' Additiote,). prier In the Pre., :•114 speraily w i.l be 0nh1141..M. SPEECHES of the Right HAL EI:MUNI) BUItK K. tirsTEM %Tic Mtn u.auF.Ak !IF.V►SPtFEIt AND AOVEItT.sIFIG OFFICK, N.. $, LONDON. MARTIN and Co. return their sincere Thanks 1,, he N :entry, und the Common kJ W co id, tar Ine numerous borours hither to e..nferred wino thews ; aod tts thi, is the 'mon for renewing Satorriptiolis, tie-.- heave lip inform ?km. that they continue to forward. fr •to I;trirol4l-E-tahltsited Other. with their iseetwome.l Istituto I t‘.all thr London Doily. T:.rer Day n Week, nail Weekly Nrlsprtiscr.. to sill pan, of • Ouiled Kingdom (po.t f.er)s and respectfully request, twat aN Orders for Nestspape • may lie seta direr, to their I.oobi aervasits, Next Co. Mn. 8. Cornhill. N• R.—Binh., Marriages, Dewb4, varn A r .phs, nod nil kinds 4,f Adyertisesnettis received for, and inserted in, all the London and Pr tl% ilorial Newqmpera. PRIZES IN STERLINII RION EY. SWIFT and Co. respectfully announce to the Pub k.7 tic the Scheme of the New Yr•tr's Latterr, which, in cos aid, the general wl.h, lid* hers tot-welt upon the jinni old principle nr ant Two Filletkoo a Pei= —mad at the -awe *Lae presents to ullt.enterces the I , •llowing Gould Cipitalt :- 2 Prises or 25.(01 in Gold . 410,0'0 sierli.l Money . h.OOO Ste. this 41.suey I,otai hod A'soo 10 906. br Ode. 6.60 JOU. Ste. A. Al, the ntatve in Sterling Ninney, without any Fixed Prize. Ticket* Sad Metres are 4 4ellira of the F',.riunate Daces, N.'. it, Poultry 4 I No. 31, Aldgair High ilt, Chink% CAW 8 street j By the POWs asset obedient 4.rvanta, SWIFT ::nd Cn. The Donwitg will his um Valentine', Day, lorls. 11, 18t6. .IV4I R. SI'ILSIIURY,—In 1808, bring seized with n fe.er rot sonool, my right knee heerime rxeeedingly painful, and, fr..in the violence of the inflaromatinn, I hecaine is.. A me.lical mita of emitter:re hroaght or to discharge, and (C .O. niy knee to the node, my leg %V.lll 1111 . 0111 . 1/11/V nicer voted. Several other meolond Levittown. were aorivi.e.l with, tout the. prawn teed me incurable. hi v left arm :heti became ul cerated, :1;'. for tau .e.,rx I was in a st.ote of grout stirring, with strength or appetite to n little food, Praia Lirvat sta. lifted in rood out of hest oo v •i ter. At thi- lime I was rot, Wed in try .nor l'A I'ENT AN T t• I)It 0 l'S by a frig el, who load seen 4everal carer per formed among hi- rtcquninranee : he rent n.e is polite , r t quer:nog Used ati,41.1 lie lake • t use loot drop. Wit haul a. y hope of re lief 1 !... au: a week m. and.lp o s. tote grew ' , eller, 11011 111 a 1,•11 mouth; the pain left me, and pieces sr( biaie Came a*tty. 1 had n o w gained so ninth streng.h, I wag at,le louse crutches. I then womt to the tea, sawd e. , tnit,netl in r r emiir t : e1 .411,, Had ellen rillllllllll . ll the Me 111611 1 .. I 1.1111 cer tain I .11•0111%1 Aster Rodeo well; hot, tindior dist °adorned the Drop.. The following spring I was seized with virol.mt erupti.en sill over me, prilicip.il y in my fire nod hoods. My other knee bemire then aftscred, awl 'di ulcer forme lin the micle, mai six smooths of rioo reduced me 11/ 114 . 1 1 111 t 0/1111 CVl . ry s m i ltain of drrliur. At tin.; .time env snottier Neither! 111 you, ski by agoion taking the 1)orop•, and a 'Welding to sour ndv ire, 1 0.-os once relieved from pain, and for lured )ours 1 have (wen g4isoing henUsi unit ,tresigta, I 10, NC. E. It. 16, Grove•plare, Camdelo-t,on, July 13, 1815. 5..1.1441 po..sirv, 13, S.olto•somooe. 1. ndnu, in bottle , of 10.. I.orgest I'. ?s. duty Melv,ted.— comp.•thiot llweroce, B..—Tro prevent Cooanierferos, Use f:elariote Medicine has a Bi:ss k lak ISlsionp.—Mr. Edward., 66, Si. Priors Church yard, is the W bete:ode A,:eni. Jubt published, price h. MEDICAL. ADSIONITIONS to MARRIED rEo PLE, :oft to Ih be wlt•, intend iti ruler tutu I lie 7.1 irrird S ate, with Oh,-rvavons At the l'a,vicat Meets of the Passions, the neceAly and advantages of their due Regula ii 0000 and the danger of excel. To %Welt are added, the most rllrretwil medals of relieving those distiessing symptom, induced by the impetuosity of Youth, Stc. By M. VENEL. M.D. The Third Edition. Wien never (mt., nit banquet e'er enjoys ; AV Ito never toils or watilies. never s•teep... Let tenture rest ; Vnd %% hen Die tn-te of joy Glows keen, indulge; hut shun s curly. ARMSTRONG. Pobtished by the Author, nod •Ild by Sherwood, Neely. art" Joreg, No. 20, Paternoter-row ; Green. 328, o:ford-Wert. near tioho-sqtutre; and ;di other Boolt.ellrrs. CUACKERY injures and destroys thousands.— MEDICAL ROMILL—Dr. COOPER, With Once So aeries of thirty year. experience in Stricture', Fistulas. and Debility, have established it MEDICAL BOARD at Char lotte Home, oppmite kowlnod Hill's Chapel. for the puromte of relieving all took' of people, who Hie eared without s.tliva tion or conlineineot. The !mon In i INI rln MIS the attention of ilto-e who hove attempted the cure, or who hove comulted Miter or pretenders, u how improper treatment hove not only slime! Inourand), hut have roused eruptions on the heal, fore. and body, el:solder so eltiop in the neck, nociunoil pains to Pot head and litolw (frequently mistaken for rheastostion), riming f a dreadful disease lurking in the habit, or the Improper tee of mercury. Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted by either see, &H•, from eleven till eight, joiecisely; and girt X :vice pat i., CM Tmday, Thursday, and Sunday ukorobv, from seven till twelve. A private dour round the term. _:III3ITO Nt _ OCT, !pone passenger rived in dab La Pops, (rem Carthame. By this vessel *elle informed that the siege of Carthagena is entirely raised, and vessels have free egress and in gress withbat molestation. By the Midge we learn, that part of Morillo's ex pedition had arrived at Santa Martha from off Car ; finger's, and, in such a state, that it is not likely lthst they will soon return to the blockade of that l'place. In fact, it appears, that Morillo's principal i hope of mesas depended on the treason of Castillo ; I and now that the latter has been detected, and placed in confinement, he must have little hope of reducing 1 Certhagena, bit, army being in such a deplorable con , (Minn, whereas hill opposoral %ere gaining fribthipirits, i and,. since the Maio' theblockade, fresh and abundant supplies. ' fly a passenger arrived on Tuesday from Curacoa, in the Fortunatus, we have received a circumstantial, detail of the actual duration of Venezuela, which is certainly any thing then being favourable to the cause of the Man Milliner of the Virgin Mary*. . Maturin, Guyria, and all the Savanna of Cumniti and Barcellone, are in the entire possession of the Independenis and it is presumed, on good ;rounds, that the Wand of ,Margatitta has likewise dissolved the unnatural comrectiori. In the west of Venezuela, Gen. Urtlattits, at the head of an army from New Grenada, has possessed hims•lf of the provinres of Merida, Truxi!lo, and Bathing, after n most brilliant career, terminating in a derisive action, fought at Las Piedra., in which battle the Spanish ten. Calorla was killed. A spirit of discontent prevails in Cora, Marecaybo, and even Rio de la Mete. An Anemiean vessel, with 1300 barrels of flour, ' len .Cureitam nine - days ago for Carthagene. i Tl;instgir fhe same channel we are made acquainted I with an insurrection at Quito, the natutal result of 1 the battle fought in Papay an, and success of the In.! ' dependent Buenos Ayeriasis at Lima, whose capital . was known to be threatened, and must by this time' have fallen. Add t r ip 11), above the news of the Diana, from :dew Oriesiti: we know it certainly relates to the 1 espedition of the patriot General Alvarez de tole ' do, wise was in the neighbourhood of Vera Cruz with 2000 Americans and 6000 mend of arms, and' Me Rh 'lop& of war, estimated at 200,000 dotter. 1 We have at length intelligence direct from Gen. ' A traya at Mexico. This brave Mesican, whose song ' froid and evertor were equally remarkable durirtgl the intasiou; after having experienced some contra riety, landed-at futon the Mexican soil, where he was received with the acclamations of the people, , erg his calomnieterfirrestNl 'by order of Govern. , ment. The Supeeree Congress of the Republic has I entrusted him with an important mission, and he will shortly repair to the North. 1 1 The Spinier+ lately landed in Mexico 2500 men 'of the famous expedition to the Spanish Main. The i . Government of Fernando wished to employ this rein forcement to free the cemmortieation between Tam. piers and other points. Tn.- insurgent General drew them into the iii , erior, anti billed GOO in one action —a cn!umn of 200 men, with tiniir arms acid hag. ; gage, jeitreil the Weiler/flew stundard; Cie rest fell back on Xalapa, where they arrived, reduced alinuet to nothing. IGen. Anays has sent as a copy of the Mexican _Constitution, of which we will give an analysis in a tutor.. number. Dr. itottinlon, who accompanied Gen. Annya to illeitieo, and was on his way with him to attend the 'Widest, Congeass, writes no the Wilt .htly, from Ileatuseo (fire or 4i !eager.; (pm, the city ..( M ox .. ien), " We have jet received live tte,terable itewi thet thy Patriots hare completely beaten n ditision of the Royalists in the province of Puet)ht." • An iiptiefintion beol , imeti on terclincii,ti VII. in a Li): don Paper. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, Dec. 18 —There•, has hren published at Inenlau, the following Tether fsoin the Minister of the Interior, dated Paris, N..v. 26, and addramed to the Ma) or of that ;open :- 66 you are, doubtless, ac q uainted with the Treaty concluded at Paris between the King and the Allied ruwers. It is the consequence of the criminal con spiracy which conducted the Clorper to France.— , , However painful its conditions, the King deterniined to sign h, in order to put a period to the calamities of eery kind which oit , rwheinied our country. By ; !Ids Treaty, France cedes four fortresses to the Al i lks; your city is one of them. " I fulfil, Sir, a very painful duty in begging you ; to prepare your fellow-citigens for the sad sacrifice i which they are forced to make. The King orders me • to tell you what was Ma profound affliction, when he saw that an imperious necessity compelled hiin to se parate you from his greet family. A Witness of Events, you hate been able to form an opinion on them ; you have seen the shameful abandonment of the colours of the country which conducted us to the brink of an a byss ; and you meat !tare foreseen that it could not be saved without some sacrifices. Of all the evils with which treason overwhelmed his Al ,, j-sty, there is nose more severe for him then the order w hich he hag this day given me. The tie that united you to Fraoce is broken; but his Majesty's ail*, ction fnryou will always subsist. Be nal ties or forget the proofs of fidelity which you hate given hi , r ; hi; descendants will always retain for you the same in terest, and the sad pages of the history of these WI. fortonnte times, will retrace the recollection of the profound grief with which your 'operation has pc- • After the poltlit Sitting of tl ber of Deputies went into 11 order to discuss the budget one article of that bidget port tion. In 1814 ) the Gh 'tither el •pensions to some old erayilitA Body; and, in tee number• were four of those men who hi sentence of death on their Kit having, in the Sitting to *Mel the tribune, read the ♦otes Members of the Convention h •of Louis XVI. 'ftde reading impression : a shuddering of h whole Assembly ; from all sid, to the vole! and the Chamber, ' to decree that the four regicide I she ►ist of pensioners. There is no certainty yet wi oaf M. de Lavalette, bat his fa some hopes of delay in the meld. It is said that the King cotton to the King of :sal taining a mitigation of the valette. It is added that t interfered in this minion Privy Council is to be bell ject. ft appears that the ftej, Priced some opposition fa t of the Central Committee Informed that there still the Cote d'Or, a iretit n techism for the use of all which a whole chapter is attachment towattls the considering that it Is of it this catechism all that is c , good. Frenchman and a go recal odious recollections d'Or has ordered that tht the duties towards the per potent' shall be suppressed ehism, &c. - shies may be of po!)lic inetrui4ibit . ftf ti the Commissaries of Pttlii With t-spect to the Week the Cotes at,d Ministers, fe dreo, the 13;s1:op, or in hi rat, ate invited to give ord. to avoid the seilore 4itich netted topi,?s. DEC. 19.—Madame thorning to the Saloon King she threw the pardon of her huibai much moved, did not ac M. de Lityslette, it Cnnciergerie, but hos CPU nes. The debut of two Baal yesterday, a great cone 4 Circa.; of the Francooi ; the expo ctations of the cu' Yesterd4y General Csi was conducted to the et Abhor. ; Orders have been issued, Allies shall be in Paris on II orders include Officers of t/ partment, of the Army, ak The Duke of Luzembourp Body Guard, is appointed of Brazil. •••I••••••• CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. Dim 1E The Sitting was paned at one o'clock. The Duke of Richelieu, Minister for Foreign Ar: fairs, M. de Vaublane ' Minister of th e interleb M. de Cues, Minister of Police, and M. Bequey, Cowl". eillor of State, were introduced. M. de Vkusr.incareended the tribune, and de. livered a discourse, which pi effaced the greater erect from its being extemporary. The Minister held in his hand only the Constitutional Charter, and send not es. M. de VA U tam charged to present to jot* a plug) of law on elections. It is of the highest its: portance. The 35th Article of the Constitutional Charter proves that it is indispensably itecitsary t since according ro that artirlo, the organization of the Electoral Colleges must he determined by late. Th e Ciilieges existing at this moment are very nu. merous : the title of Elector is eltnost become.a fiierl title. In the lati elections sir. was for counterpoising, ?y eittraoriliary sittiksno, the. spirit ouripr the influence of which those . Electoral Colleges' been &mei. • Art. 37 of the thirtei awyi 41 The . 1 • ‘,..1 . 1/41 . f