The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-20 00:00:00

~~ •i • • • . dr, - ge s • • • ••••••-•%•••-•.••• • 141 • f .P • b ,• • 4 .},61:11/ 1 4 C okitt__at.e , t/. u. • I I r~ e I • LONDON, SAtfIRDAY MAY so;' 1815. No. 2894 t ,;€ rYtICS 641% The• Geese f.r which Marrow foils the fissf i end Siemer tied so ills seSlitd7" IIiEkTRE ROYAL . MIURY.LANK. vii I:: present EVENING, May 20 , their •1•i-4.6" . coripftwok .rn -ierfririn VIE MERCHANT O VENICE. Snylock, Mr. Kean; Portia, Mrs. Bartley, Tu wkieh will hoeidded, •LODOISKA. • The stnitelorr•rtela: to be opened at ban past Are o'clock, to be e• • •••i , t 7%.; Seeioin Price 9s. 6d.—Pit, 9A. 6d. ; Second I.•wer r;allerv, 2‘.: Second Price, h.—Upper li.; lemn4 l'rice, 61. BoOks POALIsuED TIIIS bdir. wr SALES. • This Day is ptifilivhed. price 7v. in hoftrds, tALE for GENTLE and SIMPLE.— And please yourselves this day ; No Matter from whitt hand you have the play. DRIMEN. Printed for R. Hunter, sileCeilillf to J. Johnson, No. 74, St. Paul's Churchyard. lo One Vol. 13vo. price WS. illustrated with a Map, exhibiting the Routes of the various Armies, laisToity of the WAR in SPAIN and POR- ' Magnificent Collection of Greek Vases. XJL. TUG NI, front 1807 In 1814. Ry KING and LOCREE, 114 General SA RRAZIN, .98, r.. • g • oil At their Great Rama Kin-street Covent- arden One of the Commanders of the Legion of Molnar. TUESDAY, the 23(1 jest. anJ following day, at Twelve. . " A more lumineu, view of the great scenes Which occurred ' In Spain ant Pts:aunl will not easily be found ; and it k bat rtillE most magnificent Collection of GREEK justice to the Author to say ; that while he has detailed Ike : AL VASES ever bion:lt to this country, the entire property isperatioos %kit the pvrfpicuity of a man of science, he bat of ass Essolt.h GentlcennAjotely returned from his travels in treated the Commander on both sides with great twpar- Graecia Propria. tKe isMorilttiving been the result of exc iva tMlitv." lions in,:de at his es peace mui under his ilersrmal observation. Priuted for H. Colhurri, .O. Conduit-street, Hanover-square. tdav be viewed on Saturday and Monday previous to the sale. and Ca•alognes, price le. 6d. had at the Rooms. THEATFC-ROYAL COVENT GARDEN. S p-esrut EVENING, May 20, will lu•rf Term!. VENICE PRESERVED. Janier, Mr. Custway s Pierre.. Mr. Kembie Brlridera, Miss O'Neill. ,After %%Mei, for the 4th time. it NOW Twee. l".1E FORTUNE OF WAR. Theses. is. ; ‘;,-rind Price Ss. 6d.—Pit. Is. 6d. ; Second Prier. Gollery, ; Second Price, Is.—Upper G l'• Price. Ocl. Ps tv.ito ,'.ot Inn I'OP had nigbily, AO application to Mr. GI old tirie Bot-016..e. New French Books, at CoWarn's, 50, Gmdutt-street. MARIE, ou IPs ITOLLANDOISES. Par LOUIS BONA P RT E. 3 vol: 2. HEN RI Ic t;RAND.. krw Mad. de Geniis. 9 vols. 15s. • j 3. MEMOIRES SECRET 3 sur NAPOLEON BON A PARTE. Evrits pm; an homme qui ne l'a pas (mine depuis quinzr ans. Nouvelle Edition, avec un Precis Histurique du caravtere de re &meal' Permonage d'apres re qu'il Mt et ce n fait, l'ilionire de k Regrnee a Blois, et FltineCnire a d'Elhe. N. B. These Additions are sold separately, to complete the former Edition. ALGERNON !!! LETTrrt will appear in the INDEPEN rwx.r W II I O of TO-MORROW. from the inonitohle ot ALGERNON. addre,red to the Etitor of the Critical t!riew• on the %object of :111 :mirk in that Publication, en -01,4 Ttir'RESTORATiON of NAPOLEON. The IN DCPENGIAT WM , : *ill alto contain an interesting and t inting Willeitive of •ae unoreeedentrd raving of the UN FORTUNATE PAW VER. nretrititir in Iris execution. Sir FRANCIS HURDF.TT'S truly BRITISH -SPEECH. is p 4 1 4 0:So411-11/ryeryntinnt on colt Meeting. Intrepid POLI TICALOIS( USSION adiapieJ to the Crisis, &c. &r. Ileigpeorlenf Whig Office, 13, Wipe Oilier-I-Tort, Fleet street. THE PAMPHLETEER. {'rice 6.. 6d. 'THE PAMPHLETEER, :No. X.; • 1 comainior,--i. M. Benj. de Constant on the Responsi : hility of 'llinister.:-2. Trial by Jury. by J. Lollies, Esq.— Mr. Wilherforre'!. Letter to Prisire Talley rood-4. On the mean, of preserving Houses from Fire-5. Ais Attempt to Bak mate th- Poetical Talents of the Present Ace., by T. N. Til fourd, Esq.-6. On the Ortanolotry of she Re:iin-7. Mt. P. Elint's Letters contieuerl—S. Mr. Bust' Mont.t:4ll ost thr. Insol vent Bill-9. A New Theory of the Two Hemispheres, by G. A. Thompson, EM. Sold by me. rs. ask and Co. and 01l other Bankseller4. N is d, s4 • APA RTE, No. 53, Leicester-square, ex- D — lghifed from ten in the morning tilt ten of night. Admit awe This celebrated and only original Picture of Bona parte. now ex Idhilietg in feanaton, taken from life in Paris, on Napoleon's retire; from Moscow, by Lefebvre, and completed under ifte,intmediate superiniendnnce of I)av id, first painter to the Emperor. etintanaws to he the object of universal attraction. As a .vrtrek a 'on it is untpteodosahly without a rival in the British School. TM: likeness of Bonaparte it certified to he the most valet an l admirahle, under ti.r hands and seal o f the m or n and mg ancip.al Coutitil of abe city of Liege. 4 .• Epgrri%mgx of Napoleon, from recent pairgillell.by David anal Gerard, mat !talc at the Room. price 10r. 6d. each. Pur (haws, admitted gratis. A NEW PATE4T HAT. VA.LOIVand Co. have now to offer to the Public :6 SILK It AT, combining herb requisite. a NM COU'Aht • po -.re> it Ire. all lite appeantact .r the finest ari most r%tinkite beteccr. is equally light, will wear twice as lone. and is of o better shape, which It motets to the In“ ; it Vk ill ▪ ehonee its coles', which is the most beautiful black ; one tis Elms, if worn for seven years ; no weather will ever it:- jure these flats ; price 25.. GAMIN 'arid Ca. Manaartdrers, 424, Strand, corner nf Bed isrthstrret. Verrlwt. and Denteri,who wish for superior Silk nab, will consult Orig. advantage in noticing this Advertisement. • ARUNDEL. SUSSEX. NORFOLK ARMS INN. VV.. QUA !FE most respectfully begs leave to • iularin the N bility. Country, Commercial Travellers, Friend+. t:tid the ['unlit: in ztneral, shut he has re-opened tr.:. above vvi, commodinua Had well-known Inn, which he rrertitly farni.-leql an,l lifted ay is H very superior :..tvle of 31 4 veinfoit, sane lie mots by assiduity arid particular tw merit their favours. They may rely on brim , . s.r,rtl the Nit old Wines and Spirituous Liquors; like- M e xrelleot well aired heels. Vrr ve i;en Rl nhttn nut Carriage Howes. Nrat nod commodious Ptnt Chaise:, Ruud Hones, and care ful privrrs. THE IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH. ev his Majesty's Royal Letter* Patent. (Mont toot l'aereohle de la toile du lin.) THE. Nobility, Merchants, and the Public, are respectfully informed. the tibove Cloth for Family use. Old for Sheeting , is sold, ,tatoped, with the Patentee's name, mow of the Flom% Ste. in Case, of thirty and ugly Pieces etch, for exportation; and by the. Piece only, from yordgenrh. fiir the convenience of Families. at 4s.- is. 6,1-3 s. —ls. 6d. and ft,. (id. per yard, by Mr. MIL LARD, ten: patentee, at iie East India ‘Viireitouses. No. Hi. cb t apside. Lohd..n ; prevent any mistake occurring) It s sold at no other hou , e a hatevcr. It; durability. its econo my. being nearly half the pi ice id sitar cloth; its singular eon darivenem to health and pleAsantness of wear, totally preventing ti e ill erects of the sudibm s of the atmosphere; and of *Mine or standing stilt nftkr active everrise, rue qualities for which it stands unrivalled, mid which :elides, it must desirab:e to ft/. ry individual, in every climate and in r.. ry season. The Shertings, bath 3-44hs and 6-di 119 a i.it`. are unequalled for com fort and economy, and contain from two t. four Fir each Piero. Gentlemen in tire Army and Navy, and Families tra velling, will find it of incalculable benefit, it never imbibing the drop at- , %iisphere. The White Mots for dresses, may be obta;ned as above, (rain three to foot. Guineas rad) Piece. India Shawls, and In dia Ntu . .lins for Gent least us' cravats, French Cambric*, gic. by the Piece and Deinc. The ',lade supplied. Orders by post wall meet intmediate No. 16, Clteapside. Otnrive, a fAiiipopies only are ndw let's on .ale (price Three Shillings) of that scarce, iuteresting, and wrful himilv Wm k Vivi% h wkich is Riven aft elernm Portrait of the Anima-, and a II nu-e). equaled A GUIDE to HEAP all t • • or, Advice to both Seers, inn variety of Cainspinints. By S. SOLONION. M. D. Cootnining a Tread: , on Female Disea.e., Nervous and HY loiehondrine Complaint,; %kr; General !lei:larks on those Di,. eases with which the human b.itly is mon frequentiv offlicted ; eiphitning the Ssinortoms, tousle of treatment, find reeielics won polierly adapted fir each respective complaint. To which iv annexed, A Di-ertatina sun the Properties nod 1411. of Hot had Cold-Bathing: also an Essay sin Secret ;.. " , 1 1 ; anti a Discourse tin Impotency in the Male, and cagily or Barreone-s incident to Females: &c.—The whole , ll'raied with a variety of autheetir facts, never before pub "• The hest preservative to keep the mind in health," eats lord flacon, '• (and in many inccinces the body too) is the I .ith;al admonition of a friend." Uoforitinittelv, the dislike of I.:ciike not merely oar vices, but even our foibles, and t.exposed, deters itone , ands from iisionz 1.. r or receiving the philosopher reconnoemiss an! Cub; Youth in purl ii rush licullone Win the vortex of dissipation n u t death : ~lit Atviale C0M.'411. - 1 1 CeS SIP 11 , •11111Olee to Ihii spectra. sand 'west:illy to population. has ,11.1, to my 101, by the publics tifthe " Guide to Health: . which is pointed out to the Itiuded of either sex as the "Silent Fri , niti," which they may u isio.at exposure, and with as-ured crielidrne.e of ea( - r . ••• Tin> is that sutwhine. the profit.e warmth of which the !!" 41 " , tool, of peejudice cannot hear. A. troth prevails , pre : •ec san d all persons are left to their own judgment r•rl 'hoc n experieme. Condos: Printed for the Author t and told by Sans. Leigh, ; Sherwood, Neely, nod Jones, Paternoster-raw; 61 ''• 1 "0 nil l/ookselfers in the United Kin/dom. . leet Atom .ood Hundred Thousand Five Hundred Copies, 1.1 holtroiut:s aside la lI.aIW have bah printed. ,h w. .._+fir .1 ,v P.•rt I in R.OVAI TaILORA LONDINENSIS, coutailling a history JL: of the Plants Indigenous to Great Britain, illustrated by Figures of the natural ,ize, and niaguified Diswciimat "1 the Parts of Fructification I accompanied by S ientifir Descrip tions in Latin and English, with Ob-ervaii as illustrative of their Histiov, peculiar Qualities, and Use, in Agriculture, Rural Ecooiony, Medicine, and Conouerce. - By the late WILLIAM CURTIS. Author of the Botanical Nlnehrne. A new Edition, entrogert Had continued 14 George Chaves. F.L.S. and William Jackson Honker, F.R. and L.S. Member of the Wenierian Snead v, &c. &c. l'he Publication to which the attention of the Public is now solicited, is hiii well kilns n, and it: value no. highly appre ciated, to reader an el hotate detail of its merits orce.siirv. It moc be requisite In state, for the information of those who are unacquainted with the original Work, that all the Figures wits he given of the natural size, drawn from-the living Plant, and nccompaniid by botanical dissections and delineations, . greatly magnifird. The ['Wei will be engraved with the Ms most necuruc", and the copies that ore coloured will be tioished in a superior moister. It having been the professed lien of the Author In give an ncconnt 41f the ecoutimicel Sin of Plants, this object willeanumand the Editor's most attentive retard. In Ibis Edition it is proposed to extend the nrieitiol plan of the Work. so as to include nil the Plants growing wild in the British Islands. The Republication (or old Series) will COO lain those Plants formerly figured in the Flora Loodinenois, and usually found in the vicinity ..f London ; and the Continuation ' tor new Series) s u ch as ore commas) to other parts of the Dri. ash Empire. The Cominuation will he sold separate, for the necotnninclittion of those who are ahead y in possession of the first part. The Wolk is now publishing in Monthly Numbers, contain ; int each Six Place, with Descriptions, price 10s. plain, or .16, coloured. A few Copies of both Series will be printed on fine Imperial • Drawing Paper, price 11.111,. dd. finely coloured. Specimens of the Work k271,' be seen. 1 London: Printed fur J. ardiog, $6, 61. James's-street. Tne &Toil 14161 in. price 46. lIE MOUNT :.t (NAVES; or, the Resurroc- JL lino and Ascensi rt 7 A Poem. in Coniinnation of Calvary. 1 WMrs. DIXON. _ • Printed for the Aught", and sold by J. S niter, No. 1, Pa i lernoider-t ow. Of h arhorn may he had. 1. The TWELVF: rCHOLARS. or Short Memoirs; in tended for the instrucialland amusement of young Persons in humbly life, price 3n. ' '. Time JUVENILN ARITHMETIC and CHILD'S . Gt) I 1)1•*, to Fl HU RESelieing an easy introduction: Port o% a ' containing the four h:st 'halite Rules with TABLES and Prac tkal Qat . ..dons, price Li t 9. PART TWO of the ahave, containing the Compound Rules esplained so us to be under:food by Children of very tender capacitiev, to ',Lich arc annexed TA BLES• QUM jaiii fur Exercise, and nii F.tplanation of Characters used in Arab . mile, price Is.— oe-a character of this little work, see Monthly Review f jt# January. 4. FIVE AC RED QUESTIONS, deduced from the Abridgment otaiidsinith's Ilisttry of Rome • to which is pre fixed a BrietSketch of the Roman Polity, and of the principal constitut.ll 'Atilt:others , of the Romans. in the most flourishing times of tiie Cumuli wFalth, and a Table of time Roman Em perors. together with a Chronological Table of th e Haim • celebrated Ronan Authors, and no account of their most par ticular works. By J. Gorton, price Is. In the Prms, and shortly will be published. 5: FIVE HUNDRED QUESTIONS deduced from Gold smith's History of Greet?, on the plan of the above ; by the same Author, price 1%. 6.Th PROMOTP:Rof EX PHD ITI ON and EASE; aCop per-plate Cipleming Bonk, s ilk she Sanitise' on a new System lately diheevored, price 4.. 64. By Thomas Harvey, Writing Ouster and land fitary#‘nr. 7. LETTERS a, a YOUNG LADY, os Eilueatiau, Happi deo, Ate . Ste. price t. 6d. By th e Author of the " Polite Re;ouher: __ a TO FAMILIES ARRIVING IN TOWN. THE BELFAST COMPANY have much satis facticn in : “uneing to the Pubic, that they are paw selling IRISH LIN.LNS and SIIF.LTINGS, by the single piece. fnll2o per Cent. under the present wholesale prices. ',wing to nn advantageous speculation the made in flair. Not less than a piece sold. Ni. ahatem .iit ever made. Each Were is warranted waft , bleached. and shriuld a fault appear, the money returned. The superi..rity of their mode of lousiness is simply privy,. dby the extensive sapport they have ev;teri-ticed during intik, sears, and which they Imre to retain ht the very best Linens at (he lowest prices possible. at rod'. only Warehouse in Loinkm. - 50, Great Ru4sell-street, . BROOKS, UURCH, and t) EF. FE. Agents. IMPORTANT ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and Professional Skin, use persevering endeavours to discover the 111(Mi safe and certain method of treating a few prcvniling Diseases, the successful re l ult of their experience is the hew proof of supericri ly. Messrs. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to maks the cure of the following the object 0.1 their particular study viz. a certain Disorder, freounitly contracted in a moment intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures awl Carets, w hich, by an improved plan, lire speedily and effectually cored; ns ;lists Debility, whether arising from liacchannltan indulgences long residence in wane climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes; in the one caus ing sterility, ortauretaevst and in the other a nuttier ion train of nervous diseases, which, if nit timely remedied, terminate in impotence and Consumption'. in that disiressingstate of debili ty or deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful ha bits, or arising from any other cause, by which she powers of the constituti , n become enfeebled. as • Members of the Huyal College of Suromo in Loudon they oiler a firm, safe, mid speedy restoration to sound tind vigorous health. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to remove Venereal Csimplaints, how . ever inveterate or complicated, withotit subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cases, where an early n;iplicat ion is made on discovery of the infection, they frequently perform a care in the short space of two days. The unprecedented stir cess of their mode of treatment (w hich has never been known to fail in one single instance rut a practice of Sneer. year', during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious methods had been pursued by other Practitioners without ent.ct)., induces them to thus publicly offer rbeir advice.—These peculiar dis r ders and deficiencies, incidental to the Female Sex, which too often embitter mnt ri mania' fel jetty, ore to he removed by means as gentle as they are efficacious. Married Women, who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a family, may he assur ed, that ire innq instances such detects are curable by medical skill. Metnrs.G.e.santiCii.excluiively professing the cure of these particulat complaints. in order that they may not he marked by u mistaken few, with the obloquy ss justly attached to the ignorant empiric., think it but justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated find mitt:tied into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from different Hospi. moth, and testimonials from the TIM Physicims, they busy t• convince any inquirer), that the success resulting front their endetivoun. first induced them to quit the i.rit(liCe ul the general Practitioner, and they presume that their 'Dreier'. time constitute a fair ground for the ty.pt e eedente,l cimtide‘ee with which they have, by the Politic, been su liberally honoured. —Patients in the country are requested 1.1 state the prtrieeidars of their case, age, and general habit of living , and inci,.sing a remittance for Advice and Medicines, st het. the same n ill he 'gyro or sent to any part of the kingdom. NOSS and CO. Surgeons, IS, lionverie •strset, Ileet.gre. t. I May 1, 1809. , • STR/V•EURG, MAT 13.—Our National Guards sup• ply all the strong places which have been left by the troops of the line. The army of the Rhine has taken a position, protecting Spire, and along the Rhine to Huninznen. It is united on the right to the corps at observation of Jura, of which the head-quarters al* . at Befort. It has formed under the latter pia& Si camp commanded by Lieutenant-General Locourbe, having under his orders five Lieutenant-Generals, among whom are Abbe Castex and IVlgrulez. Other divisions of reserve are formed at Vesoul and Be. !flatiron. In the second tine the seven passages of Vosges are guarded by two divisions of reserve, of which the right is upon B.fort, and the left upon the army of the Mozelle. Reparations are making throughout with a prodigious activity. _ _ The troops of the army of the Moselle,taidinanded by Lieut.-Gen. Girard, are moving to take a podtioa in advance of Thionlille and Langwy. It appears that the army of the Alps is very strong in advance of Chambery. The three first battalions of regiments'are in line and complete ; but the 4th and 6th are not yet so.-- We expect numerous convoys of military from the interior, and we hope that the inhabitants of Nor- Britanny, Poitou, Auver4e, and all the Provinces not on the frontiers, will hasten to send the old soldiers to complete these battalions. The regiments of cavalry will soon he completed. Preparations are every where going ou with prodigt. ous activity. MErz, MAY 13.—The Prussians who were oa the frontier, in the direction of Thionville and Longwi, have made a movement on their right. It appears that they are bearing for the Meuse, in the direction of Namur. The news of great success of the King of Naples against the Austrians reaches us by Switzerland and Frankfort. It has caused a lively sensation. It ap r pears that the King drew after him the Austrians, who had the imprudence to divide into two columns, of which one directed its march upon Itome, and the other upon Ancona. The King, after having collected his forces, marched upon the force which formed the left column, commanded by Field. Marshal Comte de Neipperg. The King of Naples made 8000 prisonersound has taken 28 pieces of cannon. One Field-Marshal has been wounded, as well as four other Generals, of which it appears many have been taken. Some letters state, that it is Gen. Bianchi who has been wounded ; aocorditvg to others it is Gen. Neipperg. LYONS, Max 12.—The General of rngineers, Montfort, directs the works of the fortifications of our city. In a month Lyons will be indeed a place of war. There will he two hundred pieces of ord• nance upon t Iv? works constructed between the Rhona and the Saone, upon the hei,thtsef the right bank of the Rhone, and at the Ides-obi-pout of Broticux and Guillotire. Six thousand men of our National Guard are already armed. NUREMBERG, MAY 6.—We have at length re.: e pi ve d H en s of the Russian army destined to join the Allies. It quitted its cantonments of R054111'1 Po. land, and the Duchy of Warsaw, towards' the 2()..k of April. The corps of General Sackers, with the exception of the advance-guard ()Tyler General W o . Tont off : bi'gan itt marcia at the team dint. BOOK'S PeiILISHED tins AT. SALES. . • FRENCH PAPERS. pe --406-- rte- -...asiae, Thi.na, . —e • is blislied. 'prise 7s. is luifinla a Valuable Minerals. A TAU: fee GENTLE and SiMPLRe--.--- • Ry KING and LOCH EE. PARIS, MAT 16.—1 n the eitiftiug of the day be. At their Great Moon, 317,! King -street, Covent-garden, on ' fore yesterday, about 11 o'clock, !b ur Indfvldnals, And please yourselves this day; I . No batter Mims whit hand you have the play. 1 Fits 9A Y, the •-6th inst. and five following days. at Twelve, in the Rue de la IJoi, began to throw into the Shope Devisee, I A MAGNIFICENT and extensive Collection of a pamphlet, entitled; Cries of Alarm. In this wtit. Printed for R. Hunter, successor to J. Salmon, No. 72, St. • XS. FOREIGN Al INERALS. selected With great car e, ing, full of horrible provocations l there is Corfteined Paul's Churchyard. comprising the SC4rCeSt and newest substances, including t he ..„ • Glimberite arid the Diaspore, the property of Mr. Henry lieu- e r r undisguised proposaho assassinate - the Emperor. 10 One Vol. Syn. price PL. illustrated with a Map, exhibiting land. I Two of these individuals were seized by a gun d!artrie the Routes rif the various Armies, i May be viewed on Thursday, 25th, and Catalogues had. I and a wine•merchaut, in whose shop the pamphlets LyisToity of the WAR in SPAIN and POR- Magnificent Collection ar Greek Vases. ; were thrown ; the two others escaped. Tirose ar. JI,JL. TUG AL, front 1807 to 1814. Ry KING awl LOCHEE, : rested are the Sienr Bocquet, charged by the Sleet By General SA RItA Z I N, At their Great Ri1414. 98, Kittgastreet, Covent-garden, on 1 ." • . One of the Commaniiers of the Legion of Honour. ara lasorment, printer of the o orreos Eanlitres TUESDAY, the 23rt bat. onJ following day, at Twelve. " A more luminous view of the great scenes which occurred ' • K • with powers td drew' letters and money front the in Spain ant Ptortugal will not easily be found; and it k bat 11111 E most ningitificent Collection of GREE , jimiee to the Author to say ; that while he has detailed the : AL VASES ever brottgltt to this country, the entire property a ast-Ofilice ; the other is the son of theSieur Le Nor. operations wile the perspicuity of a man of science, he bat of au Esionsh Gentlemartajotely returned from his travels in mint himself. As this crime will be pursued berms treated the Commamiers on both sides with great hopar- Gracia Propria. t h e 1.1 " 111 ' zi "' In g been the result o f ege ' e a - . the Tribunals, we shall abstain frets all reflections. tialitv." lions wale at his expeere aao under his oersrmal observation. Piloted for H. Colhurn, so, Conduit-street, Hanover•square. Mee be viewed on Saturday and Monday previous to the 1 4 On the 7th inst. a new riot took place at Boor. sale. and Ca•alornes, price ls. tint. had at the Rooms. i deauz. A young man attempted to tear off the New French Books, at Colburn's, 50, C.induit-street. MARIE, on lee ITOLLANDOISES. Par LOUIS WEDNESDAY, May On . ay 31, at the house . . e m p ed au i l a e t t e t i e y s a o r f res si t i ed. officer of the gtrrisou. He Wall lat. Houghton, the Ship of the Brown Cow, in a l f as s at r . ' str . e t tl, in g BONA PARTE. $ vols 12s. ! Liverpool. at Seven o'Clock in the Freniag, subject to the i 2. HENRI le GRAND. pie Mad. de Geoln• 3 volt. 15i- • • I conditions of Sale which will be th en pro duced , g They also write from Boordesuz on the 11th, thdt 3. MENIOIRES SECRETS stir NAPOLEON BONA - - more than 700 young men of the Department into, . PARTE. Ecrits potion titmice qui ne laps arsine depuis Lot 1. A LI, that modern built MESSUAGE or Gironde have voluntarily enrolled themselves far lin quinze ans. Nouvelle Edition, avec un Precis Haturique du . Ilk. DWELLING-HOUSE, with the eoech-house, earaetere de re fames': Persononge d'apres ce qu'd 4Mtet ce stable - , ouklituddings, shrubberies, & c. together with al acres defence of their country. -.,• •• qu'il a fait, Eilisinire de k Regenee a Blois, et l'ltineraire a and Iperches of Land, statute measure, or thereabouts. and Prince Lucien has addressed to Mr. Predel, the Elsie d'Elhe. callede trittaee and oni-huildings thereon erected, commonly • N. B. These Additions are sold separately, to complete the Wootton Lodge, nitrate on the smith declivity of Wool- Author of " The Botiquet of Violets." a letter of former Edition. ton•hill, and within shout ten ynrds of the public road leading thanks for the homage paid to that Prince in pee. from Liverpool to W o oll en,, On which arid a Singe Coach •renting him with four copies of that work. THE PAMPHLETEER. ; pallet's twice every every day between Liverpool sad Wootton, . l'rier 6 s. 6d. being about si mikes fame Limit-pool, and !wooded on three ' French Funds-5 per Cent. 59 fr. Bank Actions LR. THE PAMPHETEE, : No. X.; side; by 6°l carria g e roads. ` 830 fr. The atfove Premises command the most beautiful prospect of containing.-1. M. 13etn. de Constant on the Responsi- the River Mee. v. the Cheshire sh;:re, the Welch hills. &c. and I COURIER EXTRAORDINARY, Tuesday Mornint, • bility of Ministers-2. Trial by Jury. by J. Lollies, Esq.— . are now to the occupation of Thomas Downssatd, jsn. Esq. • News from Vienna Of the 29th state, that else Cwtes 3. Mr. Witherforee's lamer to Priire Talley rono-4. On the ; and pa „,,,,, h ,„ n „ y _ he h a d on ,h, lia'dny of May nes,. ts Mean. or Preserving Houses from Fire—fi. A 4 Anglian to &IN a. 41% that •Messitage or Dwelling-hooka, with the front Shop, grebe has disposed of the kingdom of Naples i mate as!. Poetical Talents of the Present Age. by T. N. Tll- - anl Wm k.hops at the back, situate nu the south side of Lord- favour of Printe Ferdinand, second son of the King found Esq.-6. On the Organ/gory of the Reain-7. Mr. r• street,. iti.Glverp.iil,la the neenpotioo of Mr. Robert Cain, of the Two Skillets. lie has set out for Italy. ' Elint's Letters militated-8. Mr. Busil Monciau on this Instil- . dra er and loam.; and also the Offices at the bark. in the *wen- The day before yesterday, at the retie*, a young vent Bill-9. A New Theory of the Two Hemispheres, by G. • . ,pmcm of . f. on. r, Accounts n , which b. r M 'l3 ' it. t -lid Preitoses con- ' A. Thompson, Esq. • tans to the (moo of,Lord•street aforesaid, seven yards or there- • Lady approached the Emperor, end handed to him a Sold by Messrs. Gale and Co. and all other Booksellers. ' alarms, and extend backwards, including the said Offices, 40 milieu containing 20,000 francs in Bank Notes, int 1 THE TIMES THIRD EDITION. • I pipes ar tileronbleats. Price Is. on an open Sheet, embellished with David's Ste Por- 3. Threeagiripa'on the west side or Marshall-street, in Liver- t he e q ui p ment of the National Guards. pool, and adioini c the list-mentioned Premises, and now in Baron Louis, Es-Minister of Finance, arrived at 1 _ trait of Napoleon as he now is, engraved by J. lienneare. the °emotion of Mr. Robinson,. glazier, Mt. Cowen, hair- Ghent on the 10th instant. They continue to wotk I.THE THIRD EDITION of BONAPARTE- dresser, and Mr. Bethel!. ;muter. , a . . PHOBIA, or Cursing made easy to the meanest caw filter.- • 4. 4 M ess onee or Dwelling-house, Shop and Pre • lor with much activity on the fortifications of Langres. ' - city; a Dialogue between the Edit mof " Tile Tirneg, " p ia near the top, gird' .n ilie aorta side of Church-streei, he Liver.; A German Paper asserts, that a part of the Aid . Wis. M s Uncle Tobs, and M s Father ; ruilirneing •• The P°"lar°T e " l ' d • hart "n": in the "er""ft" of Mr. Brown. trian Army, which was on its Way to Nap ) les has re . Time." Vocabulary of e ...v Epithets and shot e Curses agninn ! 5 . Another Douse tedjoining the last-mentioned house , which aßoonparte from his leaving klha—showing how to nickname I tagether,cuotain 11 yardo 3 inches to the front of Church street turned in the direction of Turin. and curse Napolems upon all occasions to the Lest advantage ; I aforesaid, and estend hackward a 2J y ards 6 inches , or there - Marshal Grouchy is expected this evening at Paris. • being the approved terms regula , Iv served op for some time 1 ah"""i " ( I ""*. ii 'IT l'egurthin if i h ie . ft . - I r e er Th . r . l t • e. 0r t4 47 ; maker.. All which s ai d ! Premises are Gat 1t 1 u tin o a It is said that the Emperor has given orders to dig past in many respectable families with the breakfast apparatus (designed fur the use of men. women, and children, of all the Land Tits of ate LC 4th. and sth Lots, is redreme.l. -mantle 20 ships of the line, which will afford 1500 ranks and eonditions, throughout hi. Majrav's itmoini ns of For further Particulars, Apply to Messrs. G. J . oluvon . and • pieces of cannon for land service. . England and Wales and the Town of Hero iek upon Tweed). John Kearsley. and Al's. (gain, Eserat?r• and E xecutr i x of - BY T HE EDITOR OF TIIE Ti H Es. the Ina Will awd•Testionent of Thommi Olin. late of averpool„ -- I Eahibßing the elegant phraseology of that eminent leader of draper and tailor ;or to 1 ...W m 015, Attorney, Lower Castle STRA‘atac, MAY 13.—Our National Guards sup. public Ilpia , on. swot, Liverpool; or to litenOrs. Rlnekstock and lip :ce, Soli.. !ply all the strong places which have been left by the Printed for W. Hone, 55, Fleetaireet ; and sold by E. wit- titan , No. 4. Ritia's Iletteli-willks, Teiwple, Loudon, wisere sots, 67; Cornhill ; and all Bookseller, prenargari, else i Plans of the Premises may he seen., .. .! ... , I roops of the line. 'lite army of the Rhine has taken elorient, and Nee woes. - 1 --41 - 4-9.• Ptinaftoct.porektsa eeriety Ihny of tee tr.t tot may . a position, protecting Spire, and along the Rhine to Fine Proofs of the Portrait, price is. Oil. worked separate tin ; rensis 011 morigage• Hunitizoen. It is united on the right to the corps o frivol triarto. rr Jura of which the head-quarters ate . . • • fhe unernmpled rapidity with . , hirh the Editions of SPRING DIET. • • • this humorous production have been soil in the course of a fete! I ' i at Befort. It has formed under the latter place Si I ea)e only, is sin unequivocal proof of its e irt•;len r. • IIE COCOA, prepared 'from the Nut of the I L Sassafras Tree, so highly extolled by the most eminent camp commanded by Lieutenant-General I....courbe, P.•rt I. in Royal FOIOP, of • Physicians on the Comment, and us this country, for its nutri- ; having under his orders five Lieutenant-Generals, VLORA LONDINENSIS, coutaining a history tious an d corrective qualities (as suvriou to tee Diet Drink, among w h om are Abb e C as t ex an d Mendez. Other .11.: of the Plants ludigenous to Great Britain, Illustrated by or ni7 riser ye i get a able al emotive) in caws of weaker-is of the ~ I Figures of the riumral "ize, and magnified Ms.-elbow of the s . tnt el, crisp to . skin, of the mruftila, and other constitutional divisions of reserve are formed at Vesoul and Bee diSease.. ! sancen. Parts of Frnetification t accompanied by 1 battier De.erip- Sold be Wilson, Creme 39, Strand. lions in Latin and English, with Ob•eformii fib illustrative of - ln the second line the seven passages of Vosges ore tit' w h oa mks , be h o d, their Mame, peculiar Qualities, anti Use, in Agriculture,; The PREPARED CARKAGGO COCOA, which being guarded by two divisions of reserve, of which the Rural Leniently, Medicine, and Commerce. deprived of its oily matter. sits much lighter an the ..totoneh, right is upon Befort, and the left upon the army of Ily the late WILLIAM CURTIS, and nfords more nourishment than Chocolate or any other pre- Author of the Botanical Magliziie. I partit i on o f the Cocoa Nut. the Mozelle. Reparations are Making throughout A new raition, eoloegett mid rontinued h j • George (travel.; 39, Strand. I with a prodigious activity. - - --- - - -- - -- - - -- - ---• • • • S .~_- 11‘.4,••••