The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-27 00:00:00

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"itiMbiele trios lofty be had sightly. as appliCadoa to Mr, p•asodie, as the Bo:-odiee. .. ELEGANT DRESS. . 2,,,. • nwriactisEN requests permission to solicit etinsihuanee of that highly distinguished patronage 'Which his O Ir;btablished House, 12, Rathhocte-place, Lon. don, has heen honoured with for a length of time, in rouse wince of his tasteful and superior stile of rotting Men of .Lion's Clothes ' Regimental ., and Ladies Habit-. Young editlemen's Sitits,Hol..ar and other Dresses, both plain and c (tiv Liveries, Sze. • wintry reside*, may be informed how to tninsiiit their immures per post. • - i . , A NEW PATENT HAT. dit LON - and Co. hare now to offer to the PubU4 a sit.n HAT, combining everge7iquiotea.: most t tolht to r ll r benver i i : l r m q. a r t a i lfy g aTit a , rn w l ill ° ve i n ' r twice us ' long, and rot' 11 • se 'fifb i ft 'I, li It '" the last; it wi ll a tsar ...s, e, wtr retains to it. solour i %bit& Is the most beautiful black. nor Inns its 'WIN If woo, fur pewit sears; no weather will ever injure tbese bats. Prtisills. ' Gill" Ind Co. Nlannfacturers, 424, Strand, corner of Bed• fort-4 reel. iferchaerts sod Dealersiwbo wish for impeder Hats, will did libel, itdventsge in noticing this Advertisement. • To Budder'', Carpenters, and Others, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON. Oat* Premises, Draper's-place, nenr Burton Crescent, New .1.4, Padatiagtaa. on THURSDAY. the '49th of Septern bkr,, at Eleven o'Clock, and following day (by order of the Assignees of Mr. W. Hart, Builder), Li, the valuable and new FITTINGS and M A'f BBIAUSt comprising *onto and a.triial MINoM Malls. paneled and ledged door., closet front., dres sers, shelves. and toninlai:ds, ',indium and treads, cast-iron !retied chimney-pieces. jambs. Portland-stone slobs. deal end., edits beads and mouldine,s, and about WO plank and plunk euds, prveloal loads of lune, &c. May be viewed the day preceding the sale. and (*Widows bad to the Premises ; of Mr. Godinond. Solicitor to the Conf. ',ho t line, Earl-street, alackfriarss and of Mr. Drayton, ANC. si • Mart. _ • - - '• &TATA i•OTTF.RY OF €.00.) TWEETS. NO BLANKS. ALL TO BE DRAWN IN oNE DAY, . r 15th OCTOBER, 1514. SCHEME. • ' *-- 3 sit.:...effo,ooo is ... stinAA ... • , 3 oio 9,0 .T. 0.0 0 4 , . $ •••••‘: • 50J. 1.:700 .sr • t . rJO 12 ) ....•.. intl.—. ...... . I.'lo 1,1 00 • '' ' ; 1, ' 6,003 Prises. 4:60,000 tircK ET§ in d Sl4 ARES . are Belling by RrCHARDSON, (3OODLUtK. and Co. Contractorn for the lantery, nt their 00Ietas • the cororusof Bank.huiLitoets, Tinabill. and facing the King's-mews, Ch•ring,cross, where they 111 , k1 the following Capital Prizes in the List Lotter), 11 Ili c i inioeti Drawing 17th September :,-- No. 6,154 £lo,ooo I No. 769 No. 9,569 • ... I,OOJ In ; l i iiiii; . l2 31 *a'. &c. ENCOURAGED b y . tbar uniform success at. temitair the pecoliar meth44 of Treatment in the cute of a few prevalent Complaints which has been confirmed by the experience of many yettri,' in a large and extensive practice— seteibte also, of the happy effects resulting to the Public nom ili Neal Men confining their attention to a certain class of Dis , cases, Merits. GOSS and CO. Members of the Royal Col lege of Sul genus in Lmsdosis, comatose to direct their studies In those Montero arising from a secret destructive habit of err consiolmate .I".eth. which not only orea.ions a iiumereu , train Affections, of Nervous but also maids on its votaries nil the corrontiog ionisecilitie: of old age. In that distressing state of Debility or Deficiency. whether the eno-equence of such bane ful. habits, excessive thinking, Inv residence in hot climates, or any other roue, by %bit Is the power: , of the eionstitutiou become miles-hied, as regtfarly educated Surgeoos of London, they offer a fires, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. . Where an early application is made for the Cure of a Ccv. fain ',hinder. frequently cnntracted in a moment of inetcrie tv, the eradication is generally completed 'in the short space of two days. and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of Ventrevd Infection, characterized by a variety of pninfoil and distressing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without iv walla in diet or exercise) will ensure to the Patient a permanent :awl radical cote. The Di-eases of the Urethra, as frequently connected a ith, or arising from the ahoye Coimplaiat, have not escaped their Morainal ; by an lufaltible and improved rho, they are en *Opted to remove obstinate (Orris ;tool , Strictures, whether ;remit, or of long duration, without resorting to the painful and dangerous use of the Cumin. floozie. Mons instances can be adduced of very inveterate cases, of several year: eon:inn:we. ••• - - • ..- ; •-• --- ' 3 ! has ieg yielded to their teeth -d inn few days. after she cure had /Itrir HAAR has elwayi The . effect of *making i b„ 0 attempted by other Practitioners without effect ; nod M.aS a Person look old. and.ais addition of dress eau ever re- ! sack hos Mom the agreeable result of a "ractiee of 11 years, wove the Wear hence envious means have been atlemated to I that Jhe.ntode of treatment bus tot. in one single instance, ever seater theodefect; of which the most generulare Powder and false I 'iremeol abortive, during 'which period many thousand perecteu lioir o but there are many 14 40 Ukii•el VI bath ; ilsenrdcs, ties* llf Hob fens hate experienced the aujosment of twin* hero aco merely palliatives; and it must he (obvious. t. ted IWO, !'perfeitly cured, after severe and injurious methods bad Wpm Its .... , .its will iermove . the ilefect..bv -chartable the I ;tie in a phi. ~.perbevieredia to no purpnse. . aanswat radar, mast hr tench preferable, Aqd ;tie is Arpor. 1. Messrs.-Gioss and Co. exclusively profiasiez the cure of these '80,711 VEGETABLE. by E, a preparation innocent Wu.. , partiCular complaint., in order that they may not be marked , lure, owl in I, l9 ll clitiou , nnei tuElleitlie in ile nice , * t if %Italie' lips a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached in die Grey or Red Hatt on the ).lead, Whiskers,. &c. to a beautiful iznorant empiric, itoistk it Itut justice to themselves to stale.. Auburn nrißlack, se permarent that nudist% in art or in nature • that they have been properly educated and initiated Into every can remove 41te colour. i,brnoch of Alm profession (rertideates of which. felon yttrium Sold (with plaits Directions for use, so Ord a Lady or Gen -' hospitals c tiod testimonials from the highest professional aillb0; elenyao May change the coterie: of their.own Hair with the most Ifties„'they mue• to convince nay acquirer). That a reside** perfect ease and secrecy), is liontiool.. is. lid., 404.6c1..qad in the,waniset bsmivbere- of our eastern world, as well as in 11. Is., by James Atkinson , Perfumer , ' No. 43, ((erra n d st reet, 'other paria,• embololess theta to natert, that their reyetirches Itsfy linho7square London-I , nud by most Perfamers and Hair- ..ing Ist he gleaned to diseases already etimetated;they hold dressers in Town aid Country. ow as certaiuty if retmentiest.he such its "nay labsnw 604er, AI, N.l;. Orders by post, enclosing a remittance, sent by meta debilitating effects of a life pressed under the torrid zone. ' 'Gooch. ..,further, dine hayiog had opposroasitim. in 14 4 ' 4 .11ne1 - enema M - Alio ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE. DYE'..' for driasing partly, or formimg an intimate acquainansce with the'lmastita the Hair, keeps it sat and glitssY as silt, frees it from Scarf, iianal habissaf seafaring . prestos, (key Wier' to' theM the lest -&e. and keeps it in curl in exercise. in the ball, promenade, dtc. assurances of immediate tea A that She 'access resulting from or in daeop• weather. Its mist! valuable properties tire its sat- thrievideninurs Welt' indoced them th alt the practice of Oa prisiug effects fur regenerathig the eroath pt the Hair,. far papal pasetitloalr; end elveY remeaned /WIT pleltsoktoo folilio whcreethe Hair has fallen of, from change o f 'climate. perspi- sonde a fair grimed for the unprecodepted coofidetwe wilt ration, alms. the effects of tbt pais ions,;&c..or io short, from • whieh'ably , ksive; by the Mahe. been an bbendy hioneted."- any enure which occasions, a defect of . namral.moistore, Of a-1 To be consulted at their liße% daily . (llllMallpliv-. 9 1 .4el e ar relaxation of the purrs , it Will regenerate the growth' to tut is pint paid) by pittleati Of etillr bea t - wit% Merin, f t -fallibility. - • ,s • I reset) See testimonies of its efficacy from ounserous person, who • Patients in,the eminhjile ,aorfogleeelf.'d to,l4lo:litie,P Wecovetred their Hair , after trying till other means to vista, In eef their case, age, 'sad. Of tiring, eatlassteg aiA2dr: an Essay on the Nature and Douses of the ,Hitir, *Peluso( ' for advice andmestichleiti fille.velet4int it 111 dicey& stitfill• H I T With each Bottle, price 3s. 6 , 1„,_ las. 6d., and It. Is. 7 I warded . to any part of the ingdom.. GA.Orsom.s4 lo Felled, cc Dye are geadoes Weil *PIO i • Gs* . 4 ' 4 nit- fklelfedis 1 1 01010( ''sitIN I V I IWIIifitdi. J. Atli*. up the Label. ' Dec. 41 3 11,,i, , . , . - - •' ; • • . .. ~*) !, .• s . • • ._ .. , • .. 11,Y HU ,1111i6T.Y'S PATE:I T. • ROYAL ANTI.AIIitITION ..COMPOiI VION. instead of Tallow. Oil, or Grease, to pre.' went tie Effects • of Friclish in Steam-Engine , , Machinery,' hlitlt , ,Carriege., Conches, Wagons Carts, &c.; instead of ler Sitipb' Bottles, Tar, pons, and Sersiee. .r ItAgginz. or Service •for Cables; to preserve polished Steel ..r !roll front rail ; Wood or Wooden Huilding. Hoot the Dry Itlot ; and by the title of which the Public sate in all cases sot I. toms Thrre Hundred per Cent. esclu,ise of s:tviug' we earth tear, time nt•tl I.thoor. St& for the Patentees, at No. 40. Chnriopeross, hear Hs. Ad =kohl , l.ourtoo: owl, by their ap pokritwat, at most Ship-chattel= rs, jgr., Pt int rs, Ilksellers, I.ibrhri, St it'inners,_l>suggios, Me i.e orellowe, PeffUllitsff, I 110114104tder", Ctii 4 ( `flack vita kers, hake. per., Coach and Waggon Office., Oil an ti: Colour ithiniNt Saddlers, and ShripkeeperS, is the United •K iti~dnt,t, in price 6d. ; titl.; la,. 6d.; 11. h.; ;Lod melt. Foe ssytilest Axe Bet (Swains a qtrictity Milkiest to Prime c:Nr c ia g r fear h M ;skit it will raq up Wised. of (1X TIftflUSA N D MILKS, and ft WM answer a tilicaar primitioa for air *her kinds of work. . .•r • • JO - ,4 * ,,, 7:: ... '''. ... 4 . . 21. S• • . , . .. . . . • '' '.4 111.-. 4 :.• . ''' ....- ''. - ...•; .-.." ' • . ..- ~, , i .., . • • • • % --;.\ -.-. . .. . .. . a . .• I f i t ' • •• ' ''' TO i:: .• i' rl Y7irciv'3 th . c . i.p.4, :.•11. ;,pc t • • - -, - 4 ..*. • ... ~... ti t (i .. • .. .• • . i.. -7- . . ' ,is . • , ... . • ',, . . .. .. • ktj i ' ~. ....... ~. b.,. ~,..• .•, •..:,. I• .... .... . • • : I. :' 1....,- . e ' , $ N• .• ! 1 . 1 z -y.)- .. o• • .., ssfi-- .., • ,- . v. . . . • . . n.,-."-,.,. • .‘•••........•,,.„,...••_....•..:•,.,....., ._,.,., ...... ..,...,.•......• ~. .. ......,:..„ ....'rft . • '.., r ievoblq. H. " 1: . c *, , ! Int( vi, . ..... ' . . 441416110,01.3113A1t .••.. . .. . LONDON ; I FITESD ! - 2 Ts. 1.11.441.• - *• ' . .... _ . . ... : 'l' . - . . -- (fAR f4r- Sick. 1 . 4 4 11 0#4,4 4 $ ' 144. fi a64% . ' .I , • . i':'itUtt ea. i- . - • / * -• • • - -1; •. • • - • . . ' ..t. v.1,;.L.,t a . ... • • - - i'''• . . . - - • • -; e ,:, w . ~_. i. .-.04......- .... woo PatifterlY 44, - •-•- - ''' Fklit Air -'' -.008410111a.r-.. . • ..:...,, ' ' * " s •':' - - 1 1r 7 i s 7 t. 1.7 • ' s: 1r VII 70111 Seri 115 —A teidtßude of distill - GIFFORD'S HUMOR/ DF 'itl i t*Aß. . . to R. K t . . . • P* " Di k e o f i y Il• oft '. guished, tra EtWhtqlhhed with aim Portrait i st the ISt pull throniih, ttis city,: • sad a C4Bl'ol of Far*, NC to he enwitkted to on their roots enna. The Prince ` o Hesse set • Slaw of, • Nola 01 of i off yesterday for that city ; sad Lord Clancarty, dui ; %VE 51 4 6 Y 'of the WARS, occasioned by e at 7 Rsitish Minister to Volland, erriseil.Sere-t9-A /.' : ,• JL . the '1 14 (43H RFNOWTION, from ibi COMIIIIKIKT* WO, 0 bestAktici to I. to the terreisostime of the WUr . i 0 . the same route. , . . ".•,_ 8144 militant* a eaalpleti.. history of the Revolotioft: •oh I Lord Glenberrie enfl iptdy. ph:lrina. LinthilL i t,* Z r i talkitsa Sied!= 01 4 1111 'e Pahlit Characters rstrise. P e I last of wkom is atteridaut oa lie Pligoeso of W Bllll Septa of Almelo,. General Moreno *.j have arrived "here. I ' r_ a . .' . 1 10114 XV 111. of Fwge, MigrAill itladw?. 4 : , Such a bustle has neverbilin known to have eteries i . l Irrefteric Witham of Prussia. Cram Moe. -4 Alexander of awis, -" Prince Schwa rtahhirec TeA itt the memory of any loM As IA the proOttt Tiapoteow II ~ _ „.,: • (.RWO Han. WlllittraVtt, fain, and a slut deal of British - 114 , *3 1 01k Mown Pri el% I Charteo- -.sr/ 0.60 •' . _ - - - - . . ...- - • . - - mainterm,nce Abi t ibi, lit, p,roport;onall borne by all kr i onse. It ) ins,,tberefore i !lib mitt . 'that the .ling 4 so. 4441hty fgalnfp4 kg Proinn* 1 1 , , t . 0 "!Prilog let iiie Appiiiti ; plOtiefugees the same or'ecteise ello a, ed W. tl?eeolctieeti.of. tbak nation s till di* lot ' abet) be fluidly: diteritiint4l. . M. Ve Morti*e 4 s. proposal to aepported,'lmi,the House. deeitied that it should *Oaken iota ctopideratione ,' s. Eric, RAvp, in tire earns of the Cottlinillee 4 Petition', made a report on thoie relative -to 'the cotton manufactures, addressoil to thi Ifiu'ro. by the Cbamber of Merchant, and bianufaciurort of I,i)te; by thoie of St. Qiiletin, by the Chamber of -Ctleir Rouen ; nod. by r e ptaiii4enchie number of .1 awes t *Alfa; liedesk --- nrenvi lie. Marquis-Connsallis, dte. Duke of We:Wigton. Portraits, engraved is the Anti st vk of the an, and atess easittentle likenesses, will he Riven. The ments'vfill ist eatateitati in arreapevaiitihtl.llllb o tore of the War la Spain and P•rtaigli 'be Cet= o l* Doke;nl Wellington, and the rieent - glorious a le events-whia h tenninased .this Wag and desalinise waf t old produced thezeneral Peace of Europe.. The urturte - tompiled from racial dominants, and the most iMPartioi and allibnilk sources of information. By C. H. GIFFORD, E-q. Independegt of abeetillifil Win of Ponntibr, the work will be illa,trated by a general Altai of Map.. in a folio .ize, cor rectly engraved, front the latest Authorities, and beautifully Coloured. London : pnhll.hed by S. A. Carly, 2, Ivy-lane, Pater inner-vow, and may be had of all other Booksellers and Neser.ssuesst , epi t ;!... vs .g?Q4f r ire •Lti*. ' of i efveteens (fain iieeo __. ettetii eller. sortie velt .IPlosi eminent tneretiStlig;ist iNiter They sok .. Brit* deuuecteS with doiertimedt 'ire here orli 1414-- • - ' ,• " ••;-i - v . sl •-•- .. - • I. The re-payment of the Sam of 30 thillions t the • political etyatid. • A number at p ro emia l ' t roo p s are b e ia at pr osea t. ammo' of the duty laid on woo wool imported tby - -awspiesaidre rejoice at alto idea eatertainet of its the decrees bt the sth of Adguit. attar Mth.of Lae otf being in eehtelOPieliee to mike Mentg a freidty. lbers 181 - 01yrhich they: raja isssiscliessrea• • 0(.413010d Ft.ost:ecsi Sin. 4.:---The old v omit of sedibia ! for which an ordinance of the 1 33,1 t of April east ptlor and ineaSures his heed reitomi in the cities of this} hibited their being reitulttsed.• • G,and Thieht e i the deatita ' 4 . l system atone • tin' be ' 2 . The ibsulute prohibition of all kk of toiton continued' as ing at p i releut -. OM geserally to vie ; guess Of foreign InThureetuie: • , In• comnsenial relalioni; mid most 'adapted' to the! The Reporter enlarged upon the progveet which money systent.• •, • . . arts end manufactures bad recently !elide in France* BOLOGNA. Sm. 12 , • - •Btfore tie French Revolts. I it ed "hewed that **pinning and 'earl,* of -eottoit held the first rank. For the lest 20 or :itlyears; i Linn came to give a different turn to the minds of • men, it is well known with *hot warmth topics cwt. j taste for white or printed cottons bad made great pris4 fleeted with ifteMture and tali lop were discussed its its all classes of Society. - When the Revoluti.,a t the courts of the Printes of Italy: The filen of , Commenced, the consumption airettly amounted to 00 the old state of things predoces similar effect's. • The millions. The English then furnished us with ff t f th ese par t to sus ; and gran t er Bell in favour of the Jesuits accordingly occupies the t h e we even sold attention of the Laity as well as yhe Clergy : pem . : foreigners a part - pf - the re w cotton raised in our ' coloties,which thereeturned to us in a manufactured on both sides are thrown into circulation; and opposed to the most religious ideas we have doe. I state. . .... tomes god mewing , which the most faction smell i The Treaty ef Commerctrof 1788, whici l with the of promoting our ogriCeltute. pet milted the the Republicans of 1798 would have hesitated to ; "Pe Avow. It would appear that many of these diatribes' importation of English fabrics, retarded the progress issue from ROme itself. The liberty of writing exists of .our ma_ i ttufactures. •'rhe Constituent A-setnbly * generally in Italy ; the practice of disseminating pas- remedied this by a decree of the 18th of March, quinades in manuscript is also common; hot whenen 1791, which imposed on cotton genii.. in entrance duty almost equivalent to a prohillittOn. iThe Islas they lead to abuses, it becomes the duty of • the Go vernments to prevent their circulation. The sale of tit ?"' Convention; by the la " . " the 13-V"fie* ke, year 1 l, and 18 isrumaire, year 5, prohibit), a pamphlet, entitled Of the Independence of lids, d e alt the produce of . the English loems. .It was.not has just been prohibited, us pariaking of MOW re publican ideas which are calculated to undermine the difficult to foresee the benefits of this tneaittre. The foundations of social order. - ! famous Berlin and /titian Decrees rendered 'the 1110, GO ME I SEPT. 10.—The restoration of the marl- bibitiott absolute. lime commerce of France hat caused the entire ces. ! From all these curses more thee 200 millions of capital were thrown into the tattoo manufactures cation of the convoys of cotton Q w e h r io d lt e t p oo ots k e p i la is - t e o n which employed more than 250,000 handl; An 'act the Imperial Illyrian road. of tyranny suddenly shook these establishments. — longer ; and the facilities afforded by the liberty of B y the Decree o f the 19rls• of April, 1 .813, a Moni the seas render it impossible to bring cotton bylett, i Atreus tea was imposed on colonial cottons serpisi. feint Macedonia. • ,• ~ in amount the value of the rate Materiel.' "rhos STUEGA RD, SEPT. 10.—The King of Wirtemberg : WI " by i cot i tons sold at from three'toiour. francittfielellOgrasea &peed this morning for %nettle *atidtapaniett• were tend at • 4 fr. 50 'Cent. ; other vissafiffel• wart Count Winzingerode, Minister.~ l Soto and s pee I A taxed at 0 ft. GOT., 'and even so high; is • 8 fr."Bo c. merous suite. • —The produce Of this las amounted Co 40 MilliOnsi t .4 4 1 41 -* It Gotipy, Charge d'Affaires of the Queen of ' of which eilieit . :3o millioliMltit 7 he raised frog g Etrtiria, passed through here the day before yester- I F rance. . • day, •on his way from Paris to V:entm. I field-Marshal Priuce W rede left Munich on tke It was violet these extraordinary- circumstanee; I that his Royal Highness Monsieur, - Lieutenatit.Ge. t3di.fur Vienna. i Herat of the Kitigdernkii.soiti - stn - Ordinance, which Rays, Seer. 23.—Letters from Vienna state, that !suppressed the whole of the duty, and occasioned a there will be preliminary negociations between the i disastrous fall. The Petitioners say, " Will you Plenipotentiaries of the Sovereigns at Baden, near i permit that 30 millions of 'our capitals shalt have en- Vienna, in the hotel of Prince Metternich. These I tered the treasury of .the French Government, and negociations will last about a week*: the Coagtess ;et the same time deprive us of the means of recover. will then be opened. .. ' ' ling that sum, and of indemnifying ourselies for the The Pope is expected to lay before the Congress a . i immense losses we have suffered ? Was not the lax plan of organization for theChurcli of Germany. la war-tax, and should it not fall on the mass of the At Rome the Freemasons, cud persons suspected citizens ?"—Without this tax, they add, you would of being Freemasons, are presecuted with a seal that have owed to other creditors 30 millions edditional. Am:Teases daily. . I These creditors are now to-be paid is /Geo; and why The "Order of Malta has ditiettol to' 'the Congrasa . should not we obtain the same favour ?• " the .Etailli d'llarnouville, and Abbe Cesarini, Mere. The Reporter, however, rematicedi tititthe ordia her of the Second .Order. The two Euvoys bare set mince of the 23d of April furnished the petitioner, off with the consent of our King. I with no fair ground of complaint. The abi:i.ion of The Duke and Duchess of (Means arrived yester- : an unjust and ruinous tax was necessary ; a•d if toe day in Paris, with their .children. I price of cottons fcll, it was because foreign armies We are assayed that the Chamber of Deputies, - in ! favoured their importation. The Committee were their last secret sitting, intanimouslg rejected the ! therefore of opinion, that there was no ,round fo r amendments proposed by the Chamber of Peers, re. ! deliberating on the first request. • lative to the-Civil List. The most inipertout of these The petitioners nest pray a law to prohibit the in• was that which fixed at six instead of four millions, ' troduction of foreign-wove cottons, while the pro. the reeemsOot the Princes of the .Rout Family for hibitive laws still exist. The Treaty of Commerce 0114: . 1 with England has long ceased to be in force ; the ' On the 9th instant, the 3d regiment of foot artil- arrangements which a new one may contain are iv. lery 'at Thoulouse, received orders to proceed to known ; therefore the alarms of the petitioners are • 1 Rochefort, for immediate embarkation to Cayenne. premature. The Committee propose, in consequence, The Prince of Beuevente reached Strasburg in the the adjournment of the 2d part of their prayer. • vetting of the 13th, and departed next morning with , M. Datmoeste supported the resolutions of tho hill siite for Vienna. ; Committee. lie showed that the indemnity demanded I by the petitioners could not be granted. This would I CHAMBER OF OEPUTIES, Carr. 12. .. be to cause the errors of the Administration to fall ' ertain farmers in f s Petition were presen t e d rom c : upon all the citizens ; in a word, it would be the the dePerteteet of the -Lower lthiut, soliciting the very-reverse of the principles of responsibility. free_ctiliivation of tebastoct ;, end from several mer- ; The resolutions of the Committee were adopted. . i 1 Chants , of . Parix, praying,, Piet s reetires may be ! A.debate, then succeeded on the projet of the law i tidopterl for prevetiting the•oiretfitition 9f refined - relative to naturalization, with the substance of i Seem lii . Fraece.. • ' /' ' .: ' ohich our readers are already acquainted. M. Rz I- M. DC MORTARIEW entered 644 op. AR explanation Houma proposed the following Amendments: l of his pripositiotibrought'fiedibilriett lite sitting ' 1. That the inhabitants of the incorporated Pr o o 'relative to the Spanish refigeel at - pr 4 ent in' France. vinces who shill• have been ten years - in the milirary llt appeaced;that when the•Yreiih 'army wog obliged service of France, and who within •ii year from the Ito qait.,t3te i ttenilh; leteitory, a great 4 n :Of, pub- publication of ;the -law shall declare_ their intetstion I Ho r tisnotionarses t persons of ail . girlies, poor aII f fill a F 1)- .0- settling __§:_ ranee; shalt .be considered as nit u. • Childien; foll s owed thefts:kips to Franee, end deinand. _ratite; 'ancl-Mijoy the civil eadlolitice! riehtsi with' I eclou asylum in the frontier depittntenti. As kijity 9at'eNelities MUM.* of nitctatigation. ".• 1 were-meetly destitute ! of ilia' means 'of snliiittence, ' . 2..-TlWNltie• . swine t t i krivileetihtEranted to the inha. the Qevestiment at Arm Weeded the m . some relief; i bitania of :Me tntfi Ta to Provinces who have been bet isyllid beAtil speedily Sot off hy the state of thi itiletyeets‘ public! finic.tionarlesi or servants of the i Pu 6 fi"e'tFilr they , Copt healthy , became 11,h:90111' . set, either' in their gown cribro ry or the i; t three or four dem-talents in ; which tOy wow' paw Derttcnestriirrienne, provided 4 hey maker; phi . * This 'hid brie s liithirto endiald 'Wei'. the : pleskisr declaration - s`sithin the same period. hien th"witkini Ferdinand 'Would "(Wasik' These en.. liAlket taio;pritilege be likewise granted to ma. fortenato people to retain to sliar-dielvoimintliy f bui nofacistrers and attiasna, itiltobitauts of the i o co, . Nlifo,lM,rdeletelelliad wittingwiilistd ell, ateeiternw s this porated,j)cpsiepents, wbo within a year shall offer! 1 .441rie PrMrediallti. Ilihglikeitikeir ito remote their manufactures, shops, or eatobli. bp • , CATON ON DEBILITY, This day was published. price 34. 6d. Third Edition, • paAcTtcAL ° NERVATIONS on the DEMLITIER. natural and contracted, of the GE NERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes; including Reenrks rnt Onnnistu, Seminal Weakliest, Nocturnal Emisrlon Gleett, Tabis Dnrsalis, Fluor Albin, &c. ,&c. with the Theory of Gaseratiun. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street , Strand; Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Goys. Printed far .1. Mania, IL Hollis-street, Caveudish-square, Loudon. Where may be had. CATON no INDIGESTION, SCROFULA, and CUTA NEOUS DISEASES, are. S.'. Also, His TREATISE on FEMALE DISEASES. 94. 6d. • YORK LUNATIC ASYLUM. , On Thurbday, the 49th September, will be pelVished. A LETTER from GODFREY HIGGINS, Esq. Mari.trate for the. 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