The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-10 00:00:00

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Th.. a fl.oer:.l Sotorrloggia of sill elassei. be ..pened e the -perial iteli4 5..4 13....etit of tbe Families of the brave a ,d tWouiole 1 Sulreters 'of the MUTUAL VI V muter command of toe ilo.triebto. WEI,LiNG lON, ti t ..icomsl V iet..rs of Watetln.., mid in ill, gever..l Battles patch b ere been or may be fought in the prc:ena Campaign.," i notiot,of Stiltscription.s already advertimed £103,551 18s: 0.1. lensitie." by. blr,,John Collection at Stmisely, Baliaad, bets% a Hoahop Thorn:us, Collection from It‘e owl ‘i ark inv. ti. by Res. Si, . Moen's, at the Rev. W. (Loy- Cfi 1. A. 111. 4s. 6d, fbi. 13.. 4d. John liorimjc ..65 5 W. Y. Campbell £lO 0 George Tilford b 11. F.—A sixteenth of a I..iti!ry 'rocket, ). In be dram n the :11th of August nest Thum .s Brennan( P., per Yraeils and Icy the Rev. W. WO. bun, from ti.e Cburch of o.er NV awon, oubly of 0 sford i. 65. lid. 'rum the R.r..11 .Ci.u.eis of Nether • Worton, in the (nun .a) .it O,fud .71. S. 3jd. Witts oul,Aldei,gore, ieried St the C6114C11 door., and p till by Vie Chunk %maidens i:11. 00. 4414 'he pro lute of :a 801 l .141 Cheartinani 20,14 16. N. Evic, u teary Groton 11. lb. titt; At Goslings and Co. Itiehsrd Smith Si•naei Knight Mrs. liolbedt. Ali -• 11.4t.eck tir Res, ltiihertHol- 3 3 :5 0 en;il 41 Robed Gor- dun Mn. Waiirft'oasn MIA Eliz tbeth Wit- braham Mita Emma Wiibra- !vale - Miss A Ina Wilbra ham . At &twiny Trittoo, and - ea: Krt. Fnerltes • A Gentleman Roheit firvua A .lioly Fratalferl N. Procter 3$ 15 1.5 10 10 1 1 5 5 5 b At Lebbocks and Cu. D. Cullerdunnt Lemon , - "tier tt.e Rev. F. Culrrn:us 3 ' b tit be 6d. 'n'lectiou at Esau C• Opel, tt.tr Leß oy aloes. II the 1t...v. Jul] ohnnWil- • 131. U. lid. -Ilectio at the P. r.R cyur. of Dana • ON lie. Si 1 1 . iViviaass •h• Quistretivell V a15..0...e so w ", Si by Lica ri... ut.riti Soot. AO! twit. J pee k II . J. r. Craws err MI (!... Chi ipligia ins/de 01 a I'u., rl{. tiirr, in Use rartilt 411 i : . 1921. tie. 6i1.*1 Art-lion in ihi• Pa rish Clinic . % tts, the lire. R. P. Beac .c•ult 20 0 At Martin, Stone, mid Co. Ilehnel Woahull 10 11 'non Ilutlditict , B I lu ;ollectian at Wheat. frangible:id Church, art. r a Discourse L.lb: Rev. J.Don - too ,o anted at the Fmk.. Jens Ch pet, Beiiinul-greee.after a Sermon by the Rev. C. S. 11 tw trey,. M. A. receiv ed in ether and cop. .per eosin 401..1.95. ;ichard Smith 21 0 I. C. Setting. sea. 1. C. 8. - nbor, jun. 9 e limes ciimpuns 0 ,Wetted at Riekonned Church, nu the Suds Jaly, after a ger awn by the Rev. E. Pattern°, and soh— wavelet Soloperre. lions eel the liceati. tang., by Well are ' Smith, E l i. T,fri. surer 9241. Ss. 6A. 1. Cleinect.lan • S 0 Frog, the Moral.. es f the Tyrinn In Derby „Isy 11.13 roan, Acting Muster 60 0 ). Lucks, H. Martin, and Co. 21 0 Fr.lis of a Pay at tee l'here re lit Sear. boroweb Celierti d at the Rap. ti-t }kW* at Hereford. after n Discourse by the Rey. James 6 0 Collection at Bicester. Oxon. after a Ser. WM by the Rev. J. Martel ni E . 'S 13 Collect-ea At Week ley. in Nynbomp tonshire 91. 17t. Id. Collection at Street field. HAW. ' by the Rey. J.. S istord 33!. St. 6d. Major l:dward J ur dao 10 0 Collection at Wttit iingd-n Church, by the Rev. W. C. W tltont 151. se. 7d. Thomas and Wiliiom 11 ow:11,1 52 10 Collection at the Vit t:it," '4o' 'Man, :vac Hal Inc by thrifty. E. Harvey 4 14 £l5 0 At Iturorbottom and Co. • feertinn nt Cl. ever eilurei, after a Ms- • name hv lAf IteT. J. Turner 47 6 At :7 illia 414 Co. micc C:h.r. v 5 0 j.)41. 01k4ett and Sun 31 10 Hatton 5 5 1 1 Was. Ctyliin,s 6 - At Messrs 'Lives. MN. Mary Bactno 5 0 Earl of 11v1111011. ill 210 U r Parish of La%ioo. hY the Rev. J. Wil tam Parish of Itoelciar,- ' halo, per Lurd 3.1 0 Rev. Richard Pe,rryn 5 Captain Fieward Fan -5 0 C:.pioin W. Carlyoo, K. N. 10 10 J. A. Miirymplo 10 10 John For.ter 21 0 A. 15. 3 0 I C. 1). 3 0 At Glyn tied Co. 14 , , Jame- Ord 10 10 follection at Frind:• burr Chnr:h, near Rochester, by iii: Be , . W. J. Wo. ties 321. 9s. riniaer nod Parish- inners Shoroe. in Kent 201. 01Ire 6011 at 1.V:11t,,a.. af er a Scr man by the • Rey. itadchire 6-11. 17s. Bd. AI ITinkey and Co. At Masteraian and Lieuic::ain-Col. Bur- Co. re, I'endran6 Ar- Rev. B. Al ittivg- tillery 5 0 chump 10 10 Wm. Strange 21 0 Al Communications and Notice of Siihscriplions are request -441 to he ad.ii esscd to the Cuiumittre at the City of London are received at Lloyd's t at the City of Landon Tla a, and by all the Bankers of the Metropolis. I'h Augusts J. 01 ) . WELSFORD, Secretary. -... _._ PRICP. dfd. -~ 43 0 15 0 LON1)ON, THURSDAY; AUGUST . 10, 1815. "''h. Cause fnr which If 4rir DRY fell is the fiettl. mid Strome,: (lien ew eke i;n70111. LUA 131.1 7 . FlOOli :4 ON BO TANY. Published at 1.10 ft 4C L'S H EM). Ni. 63. Fleet-street. 1. A SYNOPTICAL COMPENDIUM .of mit FISH BOTANY (from the Mo.vielria to Plivrimtdpilliskr); :trilifiedat.o.or the tin: atin nd enntriain; the es4.ltlial c“ariteter, of the liesteta. the specific, chorarters, Englo-h ranter, plac.4 of .crowth, soil, and situ.- lion, colour of the flowers, times of flowering, duration, and references to 6igures. By JOHN riNLIINE. A.L.Q. I . In fool-cop Pao with a Fraiiiiseiere Price 10.. 64. in bonrds. ' We talte the lih-r - to recommend %Ir. 10 0 10 10 5 0 3 0 10 0 10 10 5 0 1 0 1 0 5 5 At Llo‘d's. William Climber * ' Collection in the Pa• rich of Millington, Susses, by tbe Rev. J. 11. Ho„ lets. Vi. car, inrluding 61. 54. PARROLL and Co., contractors, return their • from H . N. Wq , . . 1 71, e t e d . , 11....1 ;:s.iti nal di ink. to the Public for the liberal Patroonte 11. and W. ridde n , received ia •he Lotterl just finished, and he to inform them RI .ckhurn 100. 9 shut Picket-nod Sl..•iein.v on Sale Pr, a. N.LW LOTT La Y. Marmadeke C. Max. of only 5,00.1 TICKE N. • will ' • • A".. - 52 10 and t GRAND PRIV?. of £Sti3O In. Newman. Mot, and Besides a great variety of ot her Copi.ats,;and $.OOO UMINE : AB Co. 52 10 . • . IN GOLD. , .. .1 J. Illow.len and Ann - 1 To be all DRAWN in ON F, DAY, 24th AUGUST. Vauseller 105 0 - . ,:. • SC Hl 7 MX I' 21 0 * 1 of •820.0 0 Is .- .020,001 Henry Newton 10 10 . 1 . . . 1,1.0 0 '. . let 0 0 Lo . ut. Chan. Tindall, R. N. 5' 5 1 . . .. 2.100 . . . 2.itli 1 . . .. . 1 030 . . . 1.030 Colleeted at Terve-. 2 •'• • • 600 . . 1,. 00 Ford Church, ! e -* 3 • . . 400 . 1,900 fo:ll.hire, ate, a 9 . . . 93J PAO .. Senn• ii by the llev. 9 . • 200 W . Panne' , ofE:%nt- 4 . • • 100 . 4 0 buy 18 0 . 950 Rev. Dr. Herbert 1 . 0 Much 10 10 5 LW lot Drawn Blanks 10 each . 5.04 50 1 4 1 J. 11...w.n, Upper .., —.._. aeorge-sreet S 5 m e . John Wihon 10 10 1.:. Ven 5 5 Jei. , ey Commercial back 5:1 0 Adam Lyroburner 25 0 i.O 0 Tickets. • at IWO° 1•••••••••! Tor . 4100 will receive £lO,OOO moire, making £90,000. • 'lll k••,. mit Share* nre no% on Sale nt CARROLL and Ci..'. office,. Nii. 7, Ciirnbill, and Yti, fara.street, where all Bu• sine.- in the Public Fun.: 'me:tried. ALI. IN ONE DAY STA,TE LOTTERY of only 5,000 TICKETS, To to. n_i4th nfAtiu.t. COntail39 a Grind Prize 1 430.06.11 sad 3,000 Lit! IN GOLD 1 sCil 1.'.N1 F.. .g.f . .£9llxoo .... is ... 420.000 1 1 1,00 ....... 1,0.50 2 5;11 3 S 20,0 ....... f'.oo 4 5 500 ska l • Drikvist Blanks 5.%40 Tiicket►. 10 each.... ... 5.000 .C 50.000 Thr t _d,ooo R ill rreelve E',0.00130 more, making X 30004. TICK 11 nod SIIVIEVare aut ,ale by itiCil A iti)Ai, GOO D LUC K. rt 4 Cu. Contractuv fur the present Lotarry, et their Mite-. Gambill nnit Chnriaaf-ernsat .n has wad. an titeven Sfapfca., a., ally 1.414 4..ttery, 11,:7/ .. Prize of attl),ooJ. ;WA No. - 6,49 i, indent or Due Thousand Giiiairir, Us Nine shurei. • Observe, a few Copies only are now left on sole (pric".-7'lO- - c e Shillings) of that scarce, interesting, and useful Family Work I wish Which is gteen an elegnnt Portrait of the Author, and a View o ' (iilead Hou-e), entitled AGUIDE to HEALTH; or, Advice to both Seim., in a variety of Consplaitos. .1 Et „ By S. SOLOUCIN. M.D. " a Tie:vise on Female Dise-oe-, Nervous and 11y. IIER . CU . I.E . S s CARpIINAL 0011 Z A f,VI, S7CIIETARY 07 ContainingSiAirk . ;7o ISIS 11101:1SEsS, &C; . • poelioodrine Complaitits's also Genet:trite-marks au those Ors- • roes y e ah \shims tht booms b..dy is 14104 frequently Afflicted.; : 66 Peopla Of the Legations of Borden*, Ferraris, and explaining the symptoms, mode of treatment, find remedies most `Veriperly adapted for el,el , reStrectiott ro:nplaint. Ravenna ,—After a long and painftil separation you To which is utinesed. A Disserttiti 111 l lit the Properile s no d are restored by Divine Prouickire, and by the unit - Effect's of Hot anti Cold-B a tfiinifral,n no E,say on Secret siimous will of the Mlles, to the Holy See, to the Vencry ; and AC Disenurar as Impotency in the Male, rind arms of your Father and Sovereign, This happy Sterility or tiarrepoeso itteident to Fern:ties, etc.—The whole iltustristed with a idriety of autlituta ffict4 never ham pun. event is, by the wilt of his Huliuess, to be acconi li.hed. ' - . - . Panied With the publication of the sentiments Which " The best preservative to keep the mind in henlih," s ay s he haw thought proper to adopt on Lord 11., c oi n , " Owl 'to nirioy nos cares the bode 1,.0) i s s o,. faithful admonitiou of a frieod." Unfo . rtutietely, the dislikeof with reference to the circumstances of the times. — tins hie not merely our ices, but even our foibles, follies, a nd this occasion, and All conduct, every opinion which has taken place in faults exposed, deters thousands from ashipe for or receiving • „ - . • . • . what the philosopher recommends; and thus Youth le p. m: . these provinces in a political v i e r , the separa cular rush heldlonle i n t o th e - s erv es o rdi si ipation and death:— tints, exists no longer for his Holiness •, it is his wilt To obviate coosenciences so destructive to this species, nod that the minds of all shall look forward to the future eventually to population. has Collett to my lot, by the publica tion of the " Guide to Health," which is pointed out t o sh e with equal confidence and security, anti that ft is deluded of either see as the " Silent Friend, which they may , happy futurity be marked by peaceful and fraternal consult without exposure, and with united confidence of but- ass. This is that sunshine. the gessuisae warmth of which the ' Joy slender root' of prludice cannot bear. AS truth prcvails, pre- 1 't His Holiness requires that all the citizens 'hall judieessUbside, and all persons are left to their own judgment awl-their ewe experience. I imitate his example, and that you give thereby a Landon: Printed for the Author: and sold by Sans. Leizh, proof of yotir loyalty. Every re-action dpen the 18, Strand r Sherwood, N ee ly. and Jones, Paternoster row ; 1 past would only protract the - general misfortune. also by all tloultsellers its the United Kingdom. ' Be them all forgotten, and every feeling of resent. ;go less than Otte Hundred Thousand Five Hundred Copies, I • of Seleauo'l Write to Wolin have hew Owed. bj i went stilled. His Holiness regards all his so 'ects . , ami rtriniant;,Wr i g 1 ' ,the re markable Papal proclamation published at Bologna, on the IS.h instant:— . . 14 10 GER,IIAN 114434 Rs .-.. ... -. - as bit sans, they must therefote c;•nsulor each 'alum as brothers. In his wisdom he has weighed.the ini. ---......—. . porrance of the applicati.in atilt. above principles to VIIVIWA, JULY 22.--The last accounts from France make ail ..,unfavourable impression on some the circumstances of the limes, and rhos-149re en persons here. The appointme n t o f F-- to the gages especially, that purchasers of property from ' place of Minister of the Folice, tlieythink, may in. the preceding Governments, hi made thr , jure the Bourbons in the public opinion, and even chases according to the laws and obligations time existing, shall not be disturbed in, thou' produce a disagreeable sensation among the few roy session. His Holiness- has considered that • *lists in Fiance, who have hitherto sacrificed them this security numberless interesti, that- !dittos of British Bottitt 3 ' ( tetriets is intle r, e i d ail i i ii i n c rl . v .) a tr , a , :ss al at o. l 4 .4t u..e. Of .i: selves for their cause; Jacobinism, they fancy, will Airily, .. ..nerless intern ..., ... lf r. &sides " Co , :.peridn , m Flora E . now obtain firm footing confirmed, would be shaken and overshrowas, '13 ) 1 and commodious pocket companion in le floialliciii Ester- in France. It is considered that the peace of many families, and even t' sinus."—Eisin. Rev. i here as certain, that 'l' , is the author of this 1. 11.-iR A SHIT A NNICA. Ammon. Jac. Ed. Atilth, new order of things, and that he pared the way to it t ranquillity , the first want of a people, migl M D. sta.-knew ties,,. Pmeside, &r. Ike. Volumes One, (angered: - His Holiness has also attended. Two. and Three, in Svo. osier if. 66.61. In hoards. by means of the well known Councillor of State 3. LETTERS on !he ELEmENTs .1 BO rAN Y. nd.lrested Is—, whom he dispatched to France some time circumstance, that the amount received rove to a cobs the ccichracid J. J. It inssruu. Translated into . back. It will he remembered , that at the end of perty, has been applied either to diminish C English. i:h Note, and Tuenty.rclir Adlitionni Iditer., billy April the Chevalier M-- was here with T--- it debt, which otherwise must again fall more explaitins toe til ll ..f L.l, By Thomas m, B. U. F. R. nod L. S. S. Toe Eig •ta gdition, with Come- is credibly asserted, that ever since that time, F ' on all classes, or upon the useful establishment, ilium and Inwrotements, in Sen. price*: in hearth. has been in constant the provinces themselves. Besides these tooth I 4. THIRIY EIGHT PLATES. wits Evian:ibises. in; correspondence with' T--. 1 . . • ' tended to illa.ti ice Lionsus's System of Yea-rubles, an' Irani- ' M -- had at that time proposals to make from Bo- re igion also pronounces for the maintette nee ' milady adopted to site Letters 011 she Edelstein of EirianY• By . nioarte to the Con gress, w hi c h ' the same "WM r. In Syn. Price 9s. in boards, or coloured •nest designs to provide in some other prey M. in h•mrds. probable that he returned to Paris fully informed of 15. Toe LANGUAGE OF BOTANY 1 being a Dictionary I T—'s views, and consulted with F whose con- for the objects for which they were oriel .onione Tenas made me of in that Silence. principally b, Lin- fideist he is as we as L --. , . , intended. From the same principles his Well People affirm, that if Bo• , with lanai ir Explaagtions, and an attempt so establishguarantees the public debt of thep rovinces , sigioicant Kiaglish Terms. Igy dies:one Awhor. The Turd naparte had conquered, they would have remained . . . . .. Edition, es.rrec,ed nod enlarged, in Svo. Price 7s. in hoards. . true.to his cause • but the reverse being the case, they the judicial, civil, and military pensions, 6 HORTUs CANTABRIGIENSIS ; ..r, A cntniogue of . , . ' Pinim. indigenous and Es..tie. By Jame, Dunn. Curator,: i tr",..,0 save their accomplice from the consequences of those titles Finally, it is fellow of toe Lismon and 11.4tieut oral Societies. The. of his treason to the Bourbons, in which it seems that res pect • ' of his Holiness that his beloved subjects .ialith Edition correct. d hod amen,. mad by Frederick Fursh, they have pretty well succeeded. At the same time iu smelt Ben. Price 10. 6ds iu boards • only be made easy respecting the past, but , they would seek, it is presumed, by negeciations to - just hopes for the future. He will conseel NEW sTATIE LOTTERY OFFICE, - wrest the.victory out of the hands of the Allies, as . remainder of his days to the welfare of his 147, Oxford--treat. nearly opposite Bond-street. was in. some measure done on the late Treaty of • • Though the situation of Italy and 'Europe, 1.101)GES, jun. and Co: most . respectfolly beg Peace; and in this mintier to open the way (or the . wants of his own people hinder his Utilities. . 1.-ate in Town their starmeit acknowledgments to the deliverance of France. In the great and general minishing the taxes so much to his heart w , Ni.hility sand Public, f.r the very libel-hi Patronage conferred danger which lately threatened France and the Jac°. 011 them In the Liittery reeeutly tiiiistscris and heat to infirm h .„„. „ they h a l l 11understood T a -we .......... . — ,t hint, . will, however, reduce them In somedegree • ther e . lbw Tickets and Shares an. now no s a l e f o r a hf E.Vir bli ss, ll "fore reduces the land and personal tax one., Lorrf.tt/ a ma, 5000 Tickeo. cntnainina a GRIND lied by restoring the Bourbons, again changed their salt tax a fifth, the stamp duty a fifth, th; PRIZE of .00.00.1, a d .1 ;oval Variety of other chintabi. firm • they desired, for the. present, bye clew! union with Ise GUINEAS in GOLD. to he paid (without de- • registering public acts a fourth, and Ifit• ductioo) 09 5000 a 4 drawri.-1101WlES cod t.; o.•particalyth MP.' with the throne,, to endeavour to save France in the fo ur th. His Holiness Will immediatelv Pic a s commend to the Notice of the Nobility and Public, the Scl*oe . neguclations now to be begun, from all cessions of _ of she+ popular L Her% ; which, to dye Advantage,- niro:l4 ter - cur rue, which is a main o b ject of all T.'s efforts. self on a new system of admiuistration, confor , emoneiaire. combines the rare Circu r nstatice of the Whisk-the welfare of his people. But that it may Brand Capitols, and Rich Prises of Guineas being arranged That F. and his friends. suffered Bonaparte and hie by Goverunteat as to be all drawn in One li.'• 24111 of "'le brothers to,e•cape, seems to indicate that they have stamp of wisdom, he is endeavouring first Mooch (A utast). himself of the resources and the burdens of All Order*, from the Country. accompanied with a Remit- in the back ground a secret hope, whirl' they would h i m e by means of the Previsional Go+ mice, will he inanition) , received, and puticroally executed..-. , one day try to realise. Mean time .we may b. Confi- Government Seealive. bought and sold, by Commi-established in them. Ott these foundations i ion. &MI) , ex p ect that the enlie,htened Ministers of the . _.....fabric to see that the laws are Owned, 4 i'i of an impartial and paternal Goterni ' Allied Sovereign+, will proceed in their negociaticom ROLL and C 0.., Co , tracts with equal firmness and caution, and will limit • tente tiro all ink. to the Pub : for t ereeted ; and his Holiness , after having imployisii f in 'he Loiter% jail finish ' and Ft,soce in such It . manner, e .manner, that Germany may be se- his prayers the end of the evil, Will neglect n"' et : . and Sh.•iesa,c.is S (..ir, a, cure, in eaSt • of any change in the Government, OW TICKEN, ' which the Jactsbiiis there seem to reserve for a future to leave to his people public and p r ivate welfare And i GRAND P gof . period t• - • permanent inheritaiice. vent fan tety of other i.ils; A 1 .. Given at the Ouirmal, duly 5. 1815. • • IN ( 1. • NOVARA' (Ptramorr), JULY 20.—Tbe Royal De- I (Signed) "JIEIt C UL I.:S, CA RDI NAL GONZ'. all DRAWN in C' AY, ' crop, of. the June, by which all Frenchmen se i. who have settled in the Sardinian dominions since of itir Is 1792, are 'applied the country in twenty days, ill a•• I • • • • ; • • •• executed not without rigour. The number of these • • unhappy persons of all ages, sexes, and condition., • • • • • who a rethus compelled to emigrate, is from 4 to 5000 • ' • • and yet the Police of Turin boasts of its mildness in having allowed to 120 or 140 individuals a longer . • .. "O • • . - - • • • I S • • 4 750 ' stay. We are the less able to see the reason of sush . . . 7.500 a measure at this moment, as it fails not only on &.A.lll I suspicious persons, but even upon many land and house-owners, and manufacturers, evea-such as were invited at a former period from Lyons, to improve our silk manufactures, and bring them into a more flou rishing state. Among our neighbours in Milan no measure of the kind hits been introduced, and thus we are inclined to attribute it, in the Sardininit States, less to neces sity than to a spirit of re-action, which takes its own course. The French Ambassaihr at Turin (Marquis d'Osmond) presented, on the 15th of July, (it is a matter of wonder that he has not done it earlier) a violent Note, and demanded the revocation of. the Decree of the 27th of June. Ile speaks in it " -isf violation of the law of nations in that of the 16th and 17th Articles of the Treaty of Paris, by which France, as well Iti Piedmont, was restored to the Government of its lawful Sovereign, and which is guaranteed by all the Powers of Europe."—( fhe 17th Article says, that foreign and native possessors of land, shall have for the space of six years from the date of the Treaty, to dispose of their persona and property.)—Several Ministers of foreign Courts have attempted to compromise' this matter between the Sardinian Government and France, by proposing to modify the Royal Decree without wholly revok ing it. Ms attempt at a compromise Gas, however, failed, and both parties have appealed to the Allied Sovereigns at Paris, whose decisiuu is expected with STATE E-IP.TIC - PROTEST OF THE SPANISH AMistiFATIOW RGAINSIt DECISION Or TITE CONORESI OP VIEVN" The undersigned, Ambassador of his Ma; King of Spain, has remarked, that {lo meal pears in the Protocol; of that conference whicl place yesterday evening. .He presumes stead of a conference, it was rather en act of which Messrs. the Plenipotentiaties of Austria, Britain, France, Russia, end Prussia Ace wards him, in order to communicate to him with which they have resolved - to terminate boars, and in which they, as he is told, have cably agreed among themselves alone respccti rights of his Majesty the King of Spain, Majesty the King of Etruria, in Italy, as respecting the singular recommendation mud, Catholic Majesty, in an article in the Tree specting the cession of Oliventaim Portugal fairwith which the 'Plenipotentiaries of Ito Powers must sorely hive interfered by mista'i. it has at no time becom' the Congress, and less any of its parts, to interfere in that but - Arid as it is of the greatest importance, thas in the Protocols or in the diplomatic archives. record hould reniitin of what the' under s ign terday declared verbally, therefore he has the now to repeat it in writing. Re then declared all that he could do, out of respect to the whose Plenipotentiaries were assembled yi evening, was, that he mast Leave to his owi the decision in relntion to the communicated and till then, cannot subscribe to it ' 1. Because his instructions forbid Lim to st any agreement contrtry to the immediate al plete restoration of the three DJeliiet Of Piacenza, and Geastalla, as he had the hi make known to Prime Nletteritich in tr. Note 3d of April, which has remained oneuswer, which has not been imparted to Co n g r ess, to the express wishes therein set forth. 2. Because, while Spain has desired of Au its own name, the restorati o n o f Tuscany, 7' sidialily of arma, and while, besldes. his Majesty takes an immediate interest in the his Majesty the King of Etruria, even had dersigned not been summoned, like the tentiaries of other Powers who have sit;, Treaty of Peat', and admitted to the Cuo; Vienna; in no 'svSy could the Plettipotentl. Austria 4 &c. lezi:ima.cly decide res , without this A n d n (le :i fa tch te e irt a f f : lo ;, l : :l i t e ss c : i i iii t: m ut y h j: " . l l l: l P l impmsi le to pP sm. between two Powers. when the Vienipo!,•, , the one is nie!el% invited to adopt that %,, mediatin , z irierocahiy fi xe d w' other, I.li w hkh then is male the formal ar a treats. 3. Becatts., among the greet number of eL *hid) the nasty cumiists, there is only ti am,' bee. respeciing which infittmvion lORS gowen conferences to the Plen , iotenoiaties ef power! who signed the pencp ..f f'ati a these Pleniputcutiaries are feciproc.cly equu, erty from heir per. is at that heir pus. I without "are now tua4l., . and the public • - ;lit he cu- ed. to the this pre - '. the puhtic ore heavy intents fur motives, . • Lee if the i' , his Hon. L r tnantittit originally Holinesi noes, and a I, reaerre unities in the Will. shall not also form prate the I‘; people. e, aitd the :1; from di- wishes, he he there. -fifth, the he feei rot • • eucisa a ploy him: 'riiatle to y boar the. Vo Inforni 1 the pro. .tutrnment the stable t trnent„ at. d, rail be, pi oymi by t nothing' Oar, itts a ti • • memairee ?Melia et. ajesty the ntimi ap4 hich took that, r court e sy rift, Great owed to. • the act their la:: re irrevn •ctint tire , and his well as • le In his •eaty, re- I, ae of- he above ake, since nd much i‘p' e ett Pee, pied - ie host° r red, that Powers yesterday wet Court sd treaty, subscribe and com. f Parma. ionutir to ite.of the .re', and contrary ustrin, iil and sub- . Catholic e fate of I the un. Plenipo. pied the tares, of narks of e'pecting concert. ride any gocintioh ,itiory of Lirh the with the article o f rticleg of dI I Milli. at Ist the the eight : as .1 lial ) acid ,