The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-27 00:00:00

- - • i • - . t • 't .... .. : .W .. Se: : :\ •:•10 1 , ... .... ..) ' . ,:.**: ft ' . r . ,11•60 ' ... 1•-• • - • . 47;-- ,• , w :y.;',.., i . ~ . • •., 4 ' , . ......„,.‘ i ... , ....," .. -, .. .. - • . • ? i- t.',' n . . • ..._.... . . .. - 7 L WEDNEeiIAr,-.§EPTEMBEii 27, 18 (5. No. 3005. ~. .. ~ . • t - 111019=1210$1110140MON • = PRICE Id. r • • TI-IRATIIK ROYAL. itht*V.LANR. ,: LIBERTY OF THE PRES S • . .•,, .. ~ . ../ BRUSSELS PAPERS. , " . Happy will be then the Monarchy of the Bel- TO -MORROW EVENING, Sept. 28, their Craton and Anchor Tarry, Stang, • - m•• i ss•• •,' Sensors .in ...4 Actium 8, lii3s ''. - • ..........._ nett:Make . , SEPT.. 22..L'111e . day of yesterday,.in I glans; . consolidattng the inn which already unite the So- and happy the Sovereign who, strong in'their THE BEGGARS ' OPERA. . ,A T * MEETING of the FRIEND ; - of" the confidence and,their affection, shall guide them in the career of prosperity and of glory." Capt. Mactwatb, al.. T. C....kr ; ...ilv•il % v ats. Mir. .L-R. LIBERTY ..f the PR 101 g. held th.• Am • ► tufaluetnto Lucy !malt; 111.5.. Kely• .... . t ron,itteraion 11... lour means orafforlint peraniary.rebef to Mr. vereien to the nation, hatalse confirmed the hopes of Couut de 'flaiennes, President of the First Chain. .T„ w hi c h w 4l tb,. „um. •• -f ----011. LOVELL. i / toaigo 6.1.4 or • ihe ST 41T150.41/i tit fretsoptiper..'"'' the true friends of their county y• Though this im.. ber, replied by the foilowingsdiscourse.: portant tolemnity had for uitnessrPs the numerous ' THE MA(IPIE; . , ~ •• - . tee:females leers, and severe rad:. rine., which he h.w. isqkrett population of this capital, increased by crowds of „ .. in 0.01% nil lining, fora series of years, the invaluable LI. ..', SI RE • —'l!le States General of your kingdom, Or. THE M 11D OF PALAIRpf. ' . ' : Wet) of the 4, . lay.at sour Majesty's fret the espressivn VA:their te- Frio-cleat cietracrers hy Ur. binn.leo, It, , no tau, Mr. pope, . , o th r e st i ra nh i r tg b e it r a s n o t r s .d o i f st t i h n e ct n ie ei! , hb w o e uri d n o g ui t ) e t w it: : ; an d hut a l so srect and of their entire devotion. Mr. Romani. Mr. Pinight,‘ l lll4 Kelly. • • Mr. OHI PICKARD, is the Chair.• • • Los Vow; with The Ma g pie.. .1 Reanixed, truly nati ona l te na p t l i e o ts a ed i fe to sti s v e m e l, us retrace the picture 44 lids they - " At•a merneut when in an augest and solemn ce- Saturday, •That it Pepperoni.. this Meeting, tbat Mr. D. Lovell.the Prosre.morty, performed according to ancient usage, your ;dandily, 1-abello. , . • A trietor tad • Publiowr or the STiTESMIAMI etni.rm swim Intr. Haves, is.; sernnti Price 3 8 . 64. — Pit, 91 ' 4 ' 1 lern '''' l 'a.i J I ' f 't * Rebe l sfree d ts I .swer Oulierv ir ts. t Sec.uil Price, b.-=Upper pe.,.... ) r ..reset tit the ranee o C rt. owl ii,us, which so warmly interested Majesty is going to strear to. plantain end- observe price. • • A the m. On Tuesday evening the Proclamation of the t he Constitution, t f l e sti ga tut al i p ot o t, a and to receive , ftem the. States Cie. K~, ••• •u.,, nod nn iloptiv.nongran of Four .yearn and 4 WWI 1 the _. - lad ?tire. 61. : ,pined al halt rat l" "'All< to ft- 61 ' . 1 "r 141 "Pg" , r , ft) , whol'imr 4 e been Nettled three a p , flie Heialds, a salute of 101 cannon, and the riogitg of oath as well as thet of 'obedience and Late ts, else which have hero ilrovett not only to hove been ay.- begs i e people the august ceremony fidelity to announ ' ced to thyour royal perso n _ .... apt I. fretree..ll libellous on hi tr.rt, hat in sow of the three ens • L"'" 11 ail ti•;4ligAlliy, they in.! ryiret., VW Slier %lAA,/ i•.% ihe Lisrais•ivisils dark% his confinement, and eunstey einem( et the tollowing day, Yesterday morttieg, at seven o'clock, the same . Mudge still, confidence in the hope..of-the happiness' . . ht.. knowledge.. • i ' • fit , EVENING, Sept. -2/7 "win , . . . 4 • - in of the bells was which the inhabitants of this kingd.om are going to 4 , is me opinjoin of 144 Meeting, th st it is nn ;ndir- . 46.1 ., was ,__, A • . .I.:* perenapt, a repro eu, a nd the now enjoy . under the government of your Majesty and of sibs.. Amy on the pas of lil. Advocate,. of the Libeitt A the " ''' . ZOO . ..CiNDAL. Pre-s to indemnify ttlr. Lovell for the lo.ser he ha.. incur dln agaits heard. On recollecting that scarcely three moo the are you. august dynasty.. . • . .. - mains ining hi. *leit•ly tail inlieloolvle rniitoti.oto, v 4 fol. lii, " Formerly united, .and formlee hilt one, State, •ay 'teazle, Mrs. Unlibi. uNsteacettand atm assert i.f/rof the Centstitationol R lett. a l'e . elapsed since the thunders of war resounded almost . which will be a Me 4, • • Pro s t.. Merit' s( the w hole period of the publication if that ander our very wails, announced carnage and de. these provinces had attained •utttirr the reign or ttos . prosperity. GPIE or THE MAIO. ~ , : Jinni ni , onperor Charles V. the highest degree of glory, and' )1 t live.nrd„ alr. Batrymore t Henry, Thou these exertions of Me -Lovell. in the tansy .4 Liberty. structinn, we could not but feel deeply im p ress ed • ~ • in. M P .CartY ; . I "'brent . the Vi ' llge ' min mot Jo , oi e iatl i.d . at of hi , suer •I'';" nbe., „_ l " , '''' r .l l . "„.'. with the happiness of our pr sent situation, to egt oldish tin, Mr. Li,inii ; Bertrand, Mr. Mims, ~. c , . elle e . -His successor having attempted i n h im I'. the .narked assettionn and wart i me! to toe ruo ..1,, - - ssenpnrt r Annette Miss S. 13* :.sh. Ilya this Meeting arceraingts ,frel A rent 0 r „„,,,.. _i s , p ro . this sound, which was th en so threßteniag and so h • . when . despotism, esperienced a resi,•iece which obliged' A.<, and Honest Thieves. • t , Ineillig,ml.l recommending the sah.rripitos airekeyeoanneaced terrible, is only the interpreter ofjoy, the presage of im ta renoence his project; and while, in rouse . nisi Juliet. iln his behalf: • public felicity. This sentiment was still increased • (Fence of the wars which broke out on this ecca "4 l'inV,► 6d--Pit ' ll ' 64 ' e 1 / 4 "" ' That of nth epoch of tie eivlllsed world has the indesseinteat . b the eel tof the•bsave men who had sn great a . Clliery. . 4 Seemed Price, ls —UPper exercise of the Lthst•riv of the Pre,* promi el s • confer•s •m• e a Y ',. '- stun, the northern provinces conquered their ittde- peudence, the others obtained the presentation .of • t`riee. 6d. benefit 'on florin , H. at the 'presehe rri.-t1 iit la. MT. Ave, share in those immortal days, to which we owe the 'their hi a to be taken of Mr. Erandon . , at the highly iarumhent on those who :mete that [AIM% 10.04.14,14 maintenanceof independence. A - t half-past nine our n_. lawsatid usages in which they placed their whole ~ et, frotnlen till four; , :. • ,• Mr. 11, firm urt4 rea ly stoppert in behalf tit ever, ma who last: and , napenress. the ' te s' be ba with' l l9 w° 4 4 Pliraii" 1 " mar hereafter assert that 111„4.essentird bulwark o f me I als. me s - GeKeral were in the hall Pie- , ...offer. `t.. - pendetare and freedom of us”okiwd : • pared for the purpose. "At lesigth r after a separation of three'rentu. lee • • and many vicissitudes, (he late events have . brenghe" 4 ., • I t 4 . ,a - That Seven Gentlemen be *potshard h. this Meeting to art WI The 'President of each Chamber haying read th e i t , r 0 LIPP, INSURANCE - 0011, 1 %NY, . r. a s,ostsinitee, to curry iota effect the' °Nevis vs( the fort;gains v• • •• • the' . • trecree contairvng his nomination ; Ge ne r al Ilse" re-onion of the two connkies under the ' Gh- As- vernment.of your !Majesty:. • Thus it falls to the lot ti.erßE KT. AL , OCIVA 4 I I I%, % i. jjesolutions. . . . • BY ACE' 010•PARLIAMMIT. (Signet) 40/14 - PICKAR9, C!afrmise. Wu lily CottlfitUted itself to wait for Atte King; who, ;of the descendant of him who founded the.Republie from f IRE,' ttAI 4.11/16; ; t Resolved thiaoimoosis. at• 1.1 o'clock, left his palace, accompanied by ann. of Holland, and delivered the Belgic Proyinces from ...la Poreirairot AN' IT r Fe. •• !• Thar the thank.of the Mewellsebe giros,* she C.friirillitu lot . m .( an brilliant suite, disposed according to tbe oppression to confirm anew the happiness of the two ..t MlCii-A KW .. Ay t r ',. g a le.. couductirg impartiolly tbe perretsditip et spits evening s , ordtg settled by the Progomme - • countries.- • ••.• • .• • • ,I.loys front gluts period. .• . ii.sttr wire 'outraged b. this l'entiwase.att . •.. •.. .--7.- • . ;-1-• The *sense crowd .wltich Jilted Ihn.atreeta anal " Your reign, Sire, could not commence under - - a kid' mirit a -eruritt not NiAld• A tarp* , . " laiiielerillolls mkt' vines - ~ 41filrd th e wiialoWs, the splenthiur of the aitiasnal . happier auspices ; the nivinorable• slay of iVaterloo . c - lA' , I wystn-e ; anti nt lion., sat .i 0 etb row. • g„,..arl,tip oti ' i g i Brig. - : A i m 0 % e lle h t,, t t ed ,,r s4 Ai ' de b r y.... ~ . . :Maur, the beility of sohte - licfulpages, the fine ippear. j has filed the destinies of this , new kingdonVond un- • ..n..--, the (: onit ..,•., a e,,,,,, e ,,,,,,... ge e i' M . p . , thle ,•••ove.oleie-. • and d...,,,,,rh. i Sic friste4t Heal,. man Wood .‘lOO 0 mice of the troops, All 'gave to' this iwercentiess the t r der the conduct of- your valiant sons Abe -ittilliiii° l2 s . WARNER PH i PPS.- netretary.„! - ...re. Rod: M..P. Si 0 Wm: Rsywnr, i'-q:• •. ' 011 must nubletritsl pompous - aspect. Beiiig arrived at.' Prince of . the tromps of the Netherlands ffliee for the weave if or r.o.wron , i. at 'I% P. VOLe.-Esol• N.P. 5. 1 0 P. Crum two ., kt.,44 . 42 1 ) i O range , . - ~..i.... of sew ,iiillid-ire s 4, sear 0-sforti-'. Bs r V. inirdeit, HMG C . H. ali a C o . • .• g.O the Hotel of the States.Generali hisiMeies.ty leek i have maintained their- ancient renown, and - orinilaterl .: -M. IS; •.. • 'lO O B. CALL - 1 • - py ~ ...*,...5 - 0 bi t leaf upon -the throe* with the cesemonlil that lin bravery thesoldiers of the immortal Wellington. •- - - •i ' -•-•-.-;*./. Ii .filisheli. Fdl. 4, A. Ynti l / 4 40. 0 • hart (Wen' settled and thslivered the renewing I 't Your people, Sire hays ahead tasted tb" first Criley Patk, Reading int CI A. Z.' •. • •••• - - •Ct s .., . - Y. Z. .43 0 A Gust. Aleseine. . !.. .* speech :-- • fruits of the hapPiners which-they R1 1 121;04% to enjoy • Mr. Altternsio Woad 'ld 0 P. Seholev Fag ' 0 . 44 RISTI St ..11..pe •..10 .0 ifstr. P.lerrif .-I . ; ••' 1 , 1,-... Won AtrnMrdirl'se tentre,—The day on which under your Government, your *Woes; the, wisdom Kap- Assqlo, Esq. , _IP 0, A. few . Frkediclislll, • „' j* behold States:General chosen from all the pro. which ' characterises all your actions,' theluilliant:-. Jas. Perryoan. Ohro- •' dem is Kent " 'l' l'7,4stegs of- th e - N.etheehloda, assembled round this qualities of the P.rinces your - tats inns ;• lastly., the .. ni.le.. . .111.. 6 Mr: W heeler •• - .. ft 6: • • • . Mr. • Fertlkitsi . 10 0 E. %.. Barret, Rues throne , fulfils mitt of the , most ardent desires of my firmness and tkemederation - Which! hate alwiys' been • A. R. '''•'' '1:)* 0 'Ledltury •• 1010 ' 4 feart. . . the inheritance-of theillnstrinue Must of • Orange . . me.nr, BrismalLawd site • j' l n"' ar l abYt • 81 S. • • • • • " The intlisigati an/solid union of these Provinces Nesse*, increase and fortify their ;ifhpel °reit) fa: 'lO le Dory • 10 4, p 4 ., 0r e arrun t r u t .. Jo 4„... .I, n hayt w wi wu .swi, gr. 6.• was, near thrttetroturiesrsgo, the object of a Prirree t .t ture,_ and the Constitution whith establishes the civil Jhhil „tearoom, Fiat . • lo 0' F. Manson, ti,e• tee f Mho more. happy• thelt Maliy of his animators and poPical.rights.of **people truly. free, is the sa wn,. MAIM, E 641, 5 0 (tool subscription), 411 Lrott."---.-r. i ., a,lt) U._ is V.,.., . • I • leaCelllnfatOnAt/ertm,„borts_and educated in this an ce d ut rest pledgcof .happy .destinies. _ .. • , • • . ~.. .... , . .. W. Jo Burdett, Esq. 5 s'l Geo. Turner. rote. 1 try, and *lin `well aitypir oessien to Pe.aeas prAtnad • I _ 6 We pray 4.0 ;God let *had hit blessings tip9a. 'Ms.. 11 ortaiifore,4lA. 5 5-, Saint. Wellr,,Jwif. Ellis: • ' knoWle;lge of i'is - Wents and - a sincere attachment to mi, ;34..1 • 55 t IllantiuKdorp .I 0. • . • 9 . 4 . .. • • _ .your hlajesty; your Family, and - Kingthan. . • Ir; Mr. Murray - ' 5' .5' Wm. Farr, 1... g. Ask= . it, illie01411: 44 Long bee the King V' • Isteeev nowsea,,lfog. 5.1-.151 ham, near York - N 10 0 • " Chlirki% V.• was convideed that. the Netherlands, The reading erf the Cdnetitation was followed by Vlste , ,I 4) 1 2 J 5. 2.. ; ,,, ii ..,... ; , - 2 6 In he happy shed independent skhould not only obey the _taking of -the Oath.. which waspronoeeced by 1.11. l Willdinota -•! '!"-"" - I 01 Lit‘: 11:1:_WO•4 91i118! I SAND Coes 4ols for £23 lii. I t °:.s . 1 . tor-tt Getioca staT Half—ot err -hv iihr•hasi..ot sit ht. pre-rot Mai novel latisable tmally From any raker. 2. COSPIIIILL. 401 18. Cover• Li. tri.•n.l nel.isife 11. e elitenyily of .a• mil l• their ,ttellll , io 10 11. Lntirry, *ksch ,on•i•:s of eissly 0,000 it Climscri of all site Plite for %MX* in.,. 11, 3 pe► Ceid.'C . I". .Prizes of '40.010 .C34I,OUCt Wi,04.41 .~ •ly there will not hen Ticket or Shore few Oar , . no early Purehaw i► therefore , at 4, Cartawit.t., and lg. Caysx- , : ire a Chance is this jwuly popular LOT- ...... •-o 0 Mr. West 5 b Mr. Charles Hoppe - b 3 Mr. Ilnm 3, S, Mr, Kt,4401 9 01r• • • ' 4 " `' •'2 2 • . 2 Mr. Wishart 1 1. w. 1 I Mr. Case 1 0 J. no Bow . 1. 4) ASA • 6ith. 1 1 Mears Lampert 1 1 Mr. 11 fir. P. elys I I Thompson I 1 w. T. .Mr. J. C. , 11410 ,Mr. Walker Messrs Ptiller A1:11 y r J. P. 10.. 0.1. i.arrl 1. I.sii 1 0 The Irriesidii IF re d Ault liw Rim lire Arm. IN nisi 'hain 3 fl R. M.. 1 144. 3 3 A few Friende L ben i•f lte et ems. Ni the • itwemen • Onetftil d 3 14 Mr. Rry Care"r.in I W. 9. =IC ddit.Rrin Lode. now. Redford b 5 J. E.g. High W coftbr . ' • Fifq-two Farads 40 .it ibe •Gei•ele MalliLPrent.tri 2 0 f jeFlNlt. tet ~.NTLY NOVEL LOTTERY! TiCK rrs, which hare ihe Chance z. in the Niawitte SCHEM.R. 0(28,001 mertiient the t of leßtati is In. I) IN VALUE, cone 1/11) ha; ever led with 15.000 Tickets. aid she R IZES uf ,a(1,061a each, and the I ZI'S of SIALUDiI each. Dpe 7141 NOV EMBED.. Sell ME. ‘50.1303 Sot r Ceot.Consols:Clso;GOO 20.901) ditto, ditto, i,g,x) dine 4 2 2 4 0 ✓1 Y "2 2 1 2 •4 0 , 400 011144 4io . 3b ditto. 3.0.9 . 200 dim,. .. 100 Mine), '4,1410 60 Akin, . 15 dim,, - 'lO ilitto, • •400101/ la 'Week and Malley. to C 314,101. . as TII.K.E fiS, of ALI. the Smelt Prlres. proportion, tristacricii to the 11.11Jera, h;itever. s are ailing at DISH'S. he Contractor'. t 114..1 9. Chariot Cr..% 1...0da0 the Cuutraet . 1114 N... 1.6;;, a iret• ,if and Prize- ; iidi railed hi April, ALL ibe three Psis,- MONOPOLY ricrilotlko. • .bat the 'art of manofietoying. U ;as reached the MAIM af 'RR ttwl has braw k ancpcutwn betWeell wt.icb ha. given a 'our melte intent ion r pPrirtorc tat: that RICH ARD G MANUFACTURE, its the it our derided preference, over as! t trial of, and its qualities sse . feell so excel, aiot W CUR PAN 111.ACKING., nne, before the lti,bt lion. Leta • June 1815. Lawton Rosa, Sonthantk. io the ine Al-nmsso.tneer. 'habeas Oath it'd PAN now voolde and troperhame, at hi. Manufactory, in' continues to he made by the saline ,Ito brea empinyetl bt Air Dcp , eat the tame qnolior in al. respects. as one, (wear Day and •Thittair Sean irt.t past, bren• prepared and Memel, in Sixpenny, Shilling, stud 15..r . Ter Prier I'be ill ...it 1 , 4 opened at half oast si . TB EAT* ROTA! Tn's pee ar I TIDE SCUOdT Lady Tea: T.. whirl THE NIAGPII • icienda, Mr. Fawcett; II 11r. Woos Weniamin, Mr Mr.•l3la..chford ; Martin. M Mrs. Gerald, Mrs. Davenpro Friday. Artaxerxes, nod I Monday. Romeo mid Juli Prie p r i m 4s.—Lower Gallery. s • Gallery; Is. s Sec-old Price. Places for the Boss in ant •effice, Ilart•street, fron A Private Bus Ana. hr I. • Build 5, ist the Bea-olfice. of JILBION FIRE AND L i ll NEW isititinc•srl le ): 1 1 MOW EI) BY VOlt Inonrance fror IL' mid f.r the timid .tnfl alt how en-es f shoe at A renewed oithio tiff •rn daft I rr The 939 e;11 Fire 'nom. be feed . sees which oL alto-saner i. • ndr Oil I.tte n- depaltment of ihe 0, awaited with '.ll pariah;. e.. as *a• The Cninpav's ()Mee d- No. 97, oti the We,i-si..e of set street ter moRI; a PIETY T1101.1!;ANi est ..a . upwards .155 ,1 04.1 iha res in proem —hv 11;11 ely LO ITER Y, . mi • AIN Ich preceoi..e scheme. nd EY FON. k Broker, rre 1111r-SVIECT. iri lain li. ti he the present Scheme. 1.41. ent le4 I:wr)Porrhrtrer in inn L•• trio-If, will Wise lii Chit Tickets, which 3 Prix. 4. S A It is marl than likely thi kit for Sale the 1 1 4 (-:v lii of ah,olorely necerinry. at 1, fl. TRY-3T n tcr, to secure a C TER Y. J.; MAC. I FIOENTL nNLy 15,000 T I CP Elk 'IL , 'of A ILL Or Prize. tu Ind Ticket.. B. this arr i nr•rw ( art, trio-ed ONE-TO Ilt 11 IN • ; bettor enriched n %%shed wi sae- THREE PR IZES nye FOUR PRIZFS pen. MAY ALL BE DR. 1.0 3 .. Poises elf .: ‘so,i 4 for 3 1,0 (ter, 10 exit 10 yeti it ,•• 1 turd 40 10.10 ers..• lOW Asheasting, is no.A SHARP:S. - NI well as TII 'oral fill seeder their prop...ram e re• out ans Deditrit.in hoteen I:ST Trims and Shur.. pre IN °Mies. 4, t Dit• Shand and Sold. in; Or ( st nr Prim. ;;f I .t*U, On' , of t ed and in it,.. lottery w aich rsu ....et "foci TIlk: BLACKING A osa rieP I T is now certain tt I LIQUID BLACKINI r,.so TrevioN, t h at these is an 'ed. 1 eessro Rine kista-sualtera, Von. and we can from arson 4 • TURN Efri BLACKING don Rostrl. Southwark, has we have Cl% 111 , 10:e satisfied are .uch as ro.ne to' Loa, Soma at the Dintision.hot sitar Slat Richnid Turner, 114, 1. • C Mlle of Stores, Brachia, I . l `h. sh .1 the REALJAP a s o we. mid by aim , in his own pr j u jr thr 1....d0n Road af.re.saisl workmen, w An have hither 1. 3 ,1nt At his Rwiness, and is of t oleos. that which, under the mom 3 VW hIARTIN, has for '.venal yarn - (Sin at the said Menefee' tis.ee. Lighteenpeauy Bottles. rhat is. • past+ cc CY! e, dois to Restsart.—Merchnnis %i;;;sr Wad:Mc with sir commands to the warehou hid as a sample. Agents.—Birth, Fareiv ; 3 ever!, v ; Pruttington. dn.: ( 7 ; D o; r , U) ; Gee, ,VotEngh .n. ; L. "ow , T. Rice, Kennilworth, ‘`. h c ar 11r11iiM . Boston; Dicey nano . Port.stre. t, Also w ith 3 Prr.• It. dn. Hiroshi:A:6ms 'wed ( 4 ,! dn. ; Fitzharris. 43. Dole.' we t) krt. , ; Wood. Burslrna Alloightnn gs, Bloc welronot. A ocrdec., wt. Holborn-bridge ; Tar • : • "51 _ c:Z•bfreXte‘4lr . &tips Shiiiihreprig ,applied with the Ay month,. credit. h) drtiire4ing their 'house, where a single Hattie way be ; I.;+ne, Stnurbridge ; Owen, [lewd ;unn, d.+.; Clover and Hudson, ,n4ley. In.; Wilk logs n, Lincoln ; kVart;iekshire ; Thompson; Hamel;; and Sinith•nn, Noriltamptan ; Cata whew, ; Sherp printer, 1V ar ; dn. telrniler ; •street, Leverronl ; 8011, Sanke Put- Oasis, Ptide,kill,iihroptbere ; ickneath • ; *Clarlo, tioniroo J. Moir, is, kradlenhull-;trect ; Corlis and arhei, carrier, C..r.slisie7lmte, Lambeth. 00 Dr, J 0., Pracm*, `D . Aerie 1 A 1.. w PAPB4S. 41 the • riiw.'ulvekray usell ak Airosn. t;g pl, iFm. et' Met 91 • 1 1 - • i ; 46. iitnitms. Deur a U vessmil IQ 111 r. ‘lort u imees Wrireilitn I,'O 'tie's& pet Mae 1. U I cemsositors of lb. ,fervime•l•Nleiestre • ••^T TO Esliquusl . ,ll.6hses. Leeds 2 she same Sovereign, bet also be governed _by the fame general laws. He however was not allowed to dedic a t e hi s life to thl ailuiary work, and instead of the union so much riesiredis, him, as well es by his disciple William I. it was necessary to subniii to me . lancholy separation. " At what period were the results of this separa. tion mere sbocking, - more fatal this in these latter, years, and what generation has been In it higher de• gree than ours die witnees'aild the victim or them ? 66 The supreme authority had paired—info foreign bands.. even ihr.shadow of our political existence had tlicapitesred. end the name of the Belgic people was effaced un less than their power. . . " But our characteristic Miiners, s ve 6 filth, re ' 'peer for religious ideas, ittierimenL Justin'. ti'ons and custom's o f our fatheits were preserved, At formed a scarcely visible bstOurable bond of union bet -- 11l thtstY , vie 5.3 And thus it 4hr itwPen all thlkie,Provinces. , _ An Immediately trey throw ever met& "ntitted the .thus it was that able events, which Belgic ierrite— ...4 I para. ePs tilgidifilall'Or . ..eitic territory, its divers elements tertmedt• liiiirily to presemt themselre and in all the tart! were seen a certain, tendency unite in one and the-same centre. - . •`N hat this edifice eaists, , St r ia Wp, high and mighty frai, Who ire 1.. s erable to our country . • _. • • \ i / 13 . 0 i his Majeety with an energy which did not escape the spectaturarwerd-ieashkirdnry •IVeeti'ge • of the faithful execution of the compact to which our dell ' is attached. The solemn • declaration filed byPhe 54th irlicli Constitution t hee.dali viscid-in. the konti•temetseglielirlikeilloosideliiiiir ga. of the Ist and %I Chambers. Then the Kings at A"rms cried, 'l..n . .qg Ihrtthii" King," which' was repeated by thr Multitude assent- - [bled at the foot of. the platform. Imrnpdiatily ifter f , . ' wards the medals struck for the occasion were thrown among the - people: ' laving on one side his Majeity'k irnage, willt4he in scription, Will. A iVass. josFelift., ~~illiirm of assau , sP—Morgitetr, 9 n 11) --.•, Juke of Luxemburg); AARrisii,g,he reverse/Patr. Sal. Reg. et ord. Soler Saci-ant (theritgic hatpittess confirmed by , the solemn - o at /of and the M. D.CCc. y ina ,States), proctltsi _ then re.. pail ed iheleetrif. 41tis Majesty wore the loik of the etieleniierefekgns of of. r a. the cloak atieteni of our country noble tind megnifieeirt stostusite; the eight of wh i ch seusstion. by.strakeiling the remem brance of the qaust briilivit period of our glory and Prosperity. Te Deum being finished, the procession ileliirned to the Palace in die order prescribed. The ,Itr. p i Perry S 0 Ifr..4erau. • 1 1 T. 11. - .t II :1 , 41 , 1 FRIA-err'ld,Prq. _• 5 0 'airmint.-Igro • ' - - - .1. P. . r.'.oq.• M. P. 5 .s lilwalSwhocillmio.s- 4 10 %V. A. '111,..', h 5 - - W 1.1. Frq. 1111 r. .M 1 IN. scoc Ni* fiefdoms... . • 10 0 A. Ges s o, EN. polls; 1 0 4 Mr. polls; fill , et • I vitnivsotorr, see«. Ate. In use 1 Stasessutut t)lSee •IVirl Grey ghat. Piwittell. .11Ure• IlWar LlVrrpt) ti 20 .0 'Mr. C. eiwto.n. Prin ter. Noot 2 2 A fen If M.S., Free stom Hi the Sir Fran. • irl4 Burdett. dill : . 1 0 T. S. per Nle,srs. Howe :cud C.. • 2.1 1) Mr. Atitrhrll, Newcartle 2 2 F. Mutate A. E• 4 1 1. I 1 A.+l. 1 0 A .Friend to the Came 16s. 6d. G.Rneert. kiti.Sutithw antploo -.b 0 Jame. Thomas, Eng. MountSl.Albans;t Mon thshire. ,1 'Colonel . ..ll,6watt 5 '0 Mr. Jabs Hammed - -2 0 R. P. Swaine, Esq. Leral,3 U Stibecriptioas - reerbieiltity . Mr. • AMernian Wand. fltlenn squarei• I.osulan ; *towel Brooks, 1.14 q. Strand t Mr. Ridgway, liook.rll . ; Mr. We -t. Rnswell-court, Carey. street; Mr, A...tGalinway..ilMbtornl Mr. (lam, Salisbury square. Fleet street • Mr, Hardy, Fleet-street ; at the Isar of (; the rowse wed Aneimr Tavern, Straod4 the Office of the STATESMAN Newspaper; aad by site Secretary, 45, .Last. Street, Southwark. J. A. :um , jun. Secretary. . s m iji o o,,, er ,... 13,,q. ••- - ! and to , nerity . fdr iti 1•11111 hilt .••. banquet took place at fire o'clock; Till alidnight the - Rri 4 , ten. .15 0 1 " In' .- important &Iles which ire my lot, I j The streeta...were constantly thrmiged-by' crowds .. Mr. I's rwiwti. 'ditto -• epend upon your co .operation-aid• your patriotic eager to enjoy the illuminations, .which Were favour.. , at.. So.itlt, theta . 10 1 I) II •,,i TIN., Friiiiiilv in the zeal. . . ~ .. .. . .... .ed by the beauty o .of the evening sod. thedserenity of • C•o-o,dittis '1 II " Difficulties me)? tar,: •c a it milvi t rent the sky. Mr. No ter. C:onhri.lige a U l . W. Et Burke. Bon. 50' work is fiee from thith ; end h diva Thui passed this day,"on which our country cone. J. coltivr, Esq. Ph- - ... Belgium, to which Providence lisi .crusted reek Meilen a new existence, -* hich obr'prelent situation, A few Friends at . sig 9 b • • •. i nal favours. the, politicrkappearance of Europe, and events which - Bo b tu il ..00 r,.... • 9s i " Free from internal dissensions and. agitations,. the futere .permits us to have a glimpse of,. : seem.te . l ; m y subjects have been 'able to give theMselves up, invest with the most flattering presages. It is not to • . without colistiaint, to their ancieiolodustry. , Coo -1 be feared, that among a people eminently endowed • . If Hovel?, Cambridge ? 2 merce flourishes, tranquillity r`eigns in t h e cootstry . jwith-4 corrict nnderstanding,• and a spirit of order ' . I nitro, ditto• lin Tetouan., EFe. r. r. A. ?ordinal, ( Leal:anon ;as • the towns ; the temples saiMlilic worship are ! and moderation, such fair buises slitiuld be blighted • ere where :honoured. The ease !Freed over 11- ' . - by )sit discontents, by the. crooked manoeuvre's 110 mos all the parts of the kingdom has served to ani. •ofr some agitators, or hr the cries of 0, seditious in. . ' s. Eiorough; p er 5 0 . mate and relieve those who hare su'ff'ered by the ef.,. tisleratice, which would be etrisitehle . if. it were - not • Sec;etary fecis o ar; and one would even say that this.'wee'staurd. All these clouds, which it is so zealously itself lost, forth in /fur ileigliluitirhood, noty %utteni!ded . to Mike tn.tre' gloomy;!.wili lie dispelled to refuter Ltrussels a witness of the courage of our by the sun of !vase's andt trurit.,..tosion, disinte. defenders and* of their intrepid allies, to make ti.e . restenness, and „wisdoms are Itehcefaxtlotheco•iditiomt . virtues of charity and beneficence shine there with-a necessary to our, happiness. These conditions wilt lustre hitherto unknown; iti a word, to inspire us be Willed ; such are, at least, the . wishes of all true to cherish every where mutual sentimeuts, bonevo- citizens—theriire the only ones which reason can fence, Confidence, and esteem. : form, and which pstriotism - cerravow: •.: v. .. A, ft i s f or y o oi ; hi g h and mi g hty Lards, t o . cu ifi. 1 T n .aluy at•one o'clock 'begins the playing at taiinia g - • Tate these precious seeds! Lot us never forget that :in the PI4Cf du Petit .Sablost. . . 414-E REAL. JAPAN BLACK! NG,: elide by concord is the best guarantee of the commute security , linu , set.s. Syer.4k.—His Majesty in proceeding I. DAY and MARTIN, 97, Itio-Heiboin.—Tbis inert- —inailifest. on every occasion that desire of enrol 'to the Assembly of the States Generalpatnted through • ! ,iabte Coaquilitlour, with half the Usual labour, produees'a ~_ I _ .; .L the • ' most brillitintjel , blitek s full. ?writ to the highest Japau.Var. sir rottoss to general interests of the kifiudom,.a double line of the city - guard. 'fish; +Mortis peculiar nouri.h.. ent in t h e k n ob. ; * HI e., t soil witico characterise the enlightened patriot—and by , As soon as the Silting had been opened, his Maj.,. the finest lineu; igeorkelly free from - any übilleasain addl. ma "Elie T u g uence o f y our ti ant o e ,•liq th e 'l ose of liberty ! fit [ern red.with his whole suite to the Pa lace Royal, . will retain its virtues tea Any chasms.. •- • ' . 4 1 _ _ll.lla th e . 10stitulluns . tvlaidt 'protect It be .soen ce-1 where he arrived at one o'clock. The streets Sold retail by the principal Grocers. Boat -mahen, Oiler% I • and'Ye /News iu tM thitedlidhidelik • • Pirestittieirerrifeert. were filled with tunel's e crowds ) resoundeava. . 20 0 ~'. f *, . • ~..-.20