The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-06 00:00:00

1 G / • 7 l eier • • , 44hir . 2. $ • •. . . Lit .•Y C 11) • "I'e . •+‘"Ar • • It) No. 2934. : . LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1815. . • *MEATH): ?WY Al. u" a y LINE THIS present EVENING, July 6, their 4. 14 - M THE MOUNTAINEER,i. Octavian, by Mr. Heart. T. which will h.. n Melt, THE TOBACCO \t D mg „.„ i c,ar,. Ts...mow, The Mountaiareri, and TheTnbacconist. 79.: Second .Price' 3a. al.— ad• *Socolid Prier, 1.4 Gallotv, `.to.; Secoud Price, b.—Upper Gillet., 1 t r owl Price. . • •• . " The' Care for Nina riwairhitv fa its Mc field, and ors** died as the scaffold ! " S UPPLEMENT to the LONDON GAZETTE of YUEsDAY, JULY 4. WEDNE,iDAY, JULY 5. Cif of l,n..dost 'b):I, Jane. 815. AT a MEETING of the CON! ITTEE for condtviiiie ffte W ATEII LOO SU 13C11 . 11 PrION, bas become the scourge of hat 1 , e.,1 at tacking and endeavouring to 41.-1, (.1 f.'s years.—Thus, brave soldier% of tow A Wain Army, a new and vast career of glory k is ,00. know that you will distingoisn It, o"i tit'i foiPt, and that your new , leerls in a rois oi I lender still more dear to toe the proud sati•f.,ction of c my self your General. It is es honour lble to ion able to rue, that I have wily In r (*.SI the re.,.pri. brntsce of your encirtit pyl-tits In ti-i-ultot )01, to new ones. 'Fite victories of ( Om. I. i i ,13 'fume, and [aril, are so many g la:ands t ha• crow it your standards ; of y n or s it ry by corrahlting, as you did 1'0,111,11 . s t.t! I Oiling flesh laurels to those you have al.ead ) " Great things lifts.. been alrettlly poi termed; your brethren in !tat, hue with their arms opened themselves a way into , Ise heat of tlme etiern ) 'l, r .Im. try, and their victao,ons. banners w ve in the capital or the kingdom of N t o bta. Those to NlrnLel. coin ed on the 1811 , inst. one of the tr.ost iiternnr•Oile vic tories recorded in histoiy. . Those victo!ious rIlli( have their eyes fired upon y ou, and simintnus nu to similar etploits. I,' the recollec.ion of w at ,ou hate been on so 'fixity a hard-fought day let the feeling of Whit you eve to yoorselv,l aoinaa yfor to heroine con stanth„ more worilly of y tans aorietat glory, by embarking for yo.ir Etnii . eror, our !Julius!, and ) our country: ,IIVF AR ['ZEN rahal." g - lOOK'•; EVIIIBITION of NEEDLE-WORK ‘...) and FILL 1(.11E1.: VNUF A( TOR Y, N.t. '277, High Highr.r tints aof two .1 the g • a sari, ty in lus es : n, viz E ••iir-St • v •u f;aln..'s Chen e!, ;a , s nv at. Fi1 , ...r. e, a4l mills. el , z , tils hi she ussch 7J.niski W.• 1. & . al) .)e wo Sch &c r.t phrd nirlt sorts i.f sii.iserials for she ruts us pork.. A great variely of pine, always ready drown. HORSE, GIG, and lIAIi.NEiS to be SOLD CHF A l', the nee ha. ii.z no higher n-e ihem.—.- AIIV Person wattfing such will find Ibe same well worth their aorntion. M be cen of Mr. Wallt-r's Livery Stablei, Ravinnrkel ; and for further ttartbu.ass snidrv;., pmts paid, to B. D. Nu. 6, Grt•nt Pulteoe‘- tiro, (hthb-n-tgiu Ire. J. J. Nyxr w LON LSI) 4Y wEr.m . The ORAN.) PR I ZES of X 40,010, ,eist.o!o. ,e911,000.' eo-. Rte. m .y be all Elrana, and 12,000 Guineas iu slerii , ll , COLD. HODGE`;, jatt. and Cn. New State Lottery 014 e, 147. IXht)l I)-sTII•:I.T, n .arty typo-0e IiONI) , TH 1. E myecittolv wil.eit I),e f.v..ar+ a the N..- hist.% an • atu.ve, where kris and Shares. in great .et,, :Ire for thr truly tangLilite..l and unprecedent ed Loos of Capii Priz•••• P'tIZES 0t e .o o. .6 JO OJ QWI FT ittitt Co. are selling the Tickets 11 Slinres of Or rrro•ot Glt AND LOT ['Eli Y, at their Fortunate Others. No. 11, Poulireii I N. sl, Aldgate fiijh -12, Ciarirgiiic•oss, I sit eei. The Sell( air Prlies of 000, X 341.00, .SAI.OO .€2 UOO . fle‘ides flv. Pi izre &c. and Eiz o itren Prizes of Ctitnea , , which will be Paid in Gold, without dedaelion, as soil drawn, %iz 1.1 Guinras, I 4....0f....500 Gulaeas, . 3 ALL PIIIZI'S the Fos, Day in the (IIiMIA Goltion Lottery, w hi c h I) ;owing 19th of TIIIS GOOIMUCK, 5 ,, (1 Co., Con 1.... the Pre , e.d STA r LITI RY, re•vet rdly Oh.' Politic the foll•••vne. Claud Scheme, nltich, wan 15,0 U 7 •rkci,, cot.t.it • iz-• of X it).000, £93,0 1 0, 12,t,fkl G[rIYF.aS, Which will Le PAID in GOLD, %ittiuut Deduction. CS!)ER— X 4 ,1,01) is 5t,004 2 l.ltoo 5.450 in Gold 4,'N10 MOO, in Gild 1,.: 0 fib in Gold 411 i,t Gdil 3412 Alive Pri ces of ir.v.r l al. r . . The mule of Dino c 'he übove splendid Prim is so arrang al, that the et t.:in.s is presented in the Public of 0. Tick e t giiit.in4 2io,taht, and as e (miner eh once of :6 :.ho tildahling in auldition to et..t (;31n. V. it II ftt-1 pat tiuukin, na. he ha I grate. Ti. nit.i 5.,: crii ar.t new on Sale at RI('II A It MON. GOODI.VCK. :'A' ety;:s 'Offices. Loonlitll, and t rig the Nlews. Chafing-ee 1 of :0 0 0,1 :30,000 90., 00 5.250 9,003 9.1!•11 . b,ottO • 2.100 12.100 TM: A i:ONI A I'IC PAINT, for the Interior of Pous,e4, ha. in; hero us. d with cononcr for nen!! tit •, mai oht i e t the nrilroti..tiott of fi ~••ro • cut, ojid the 114v:oleos in the l'oited Kirgdoin, la (anti ite tl reeotoone;ole t the l'aidie a• a di•roters• «f gerer••l ; drirs tvorkl , wto a alo3s or 1! it to( ice. of a dar.hie mat to inlaid ct.l..ur, IA hid). W hen soiled, may he wa-Ited or swum rd. • Sold in ja o f Al col U•S, rendy prepared f hie, at the C. , l••ur Work-, No. 11, t/Id-•treet-roa.; ; ;cud at the Ware bou,,r. 21, Ilr‘dgra-street, (;owe ll ; gard, , ichrce the 'To Si wi mot . he It-Yreuces give.) t.) Di.,chatrt:, B•inker. ittml moor of the •ototit v. N. ll.l't•e (s. E .11' I •I ETtIA IMF. 1N ri-COMItt• sly of ruiouscolours, patr..nizcct by the Society of A 45. J. J. ANG lift,ST LIN , tios Resolved, Thad J. G. Ange•strin, E -t(. ; William Mellish, Esq. M. I' Governor of tilt Hank; anti Ales. Bating, Esq. M. P. he the Ticasurrrs to ihi. Sti!),fription. Ile-olved, That the Salim-60nm , , as received, he immediate. ly tovested in. Government Secorit•e-. The following has., been nominnted of the Committee: J..T. Angerstein, • J. W. Lubbock, M. P. John Atkin-, M. P. Ji.seph Marrsoo„ St. P. .1. P. Anderdon, . Hobert R. MAttesl, . Edward A Ilfte v. Alexander Baring., M. P. Shan az, M. P. Charles Barclay; M. P. iiiiillll Mellish, M. P. Ilrnry Bonham, Thoma , Rolland, Sir Peter Pole,. Berl. Sir W. Curtis, Bart M. P. TPOtflaS Jowpit Cotior, Joshua ftl.e-e, iota io Clagest, Thomas Rost crofto Sir Ch -rlrs k'iust cr, Bart. Robert Slieedee, Peter Free, George Stteilden, J .ho Fisher (Rase.hill), Sionn:l Scot, Charles Gram, Sir J Shaw, Bart. M. P. Geor g e Geldwia, • Beiljamost ;Cm*. M. P. Grot . : e Grote, i ri , oite Smite, 11.. P. A. F. ifa'dimabd. .Irltl S., ith; M. Vv. - Jeriouirth id smart, Stephen Thorattio. NI- P.' Augustus Ilastkes, .1 tom Thormott. M. I'. William Theory Hooter Andrew 11. Than on, James lu r rlir . J .ant Tasior.•sl. I'. Sir John J..ekson, Bart. M.P. .lohii I. Ti tow, James limes, S , r 'Owe' Wig. am, J son lanes, W m. Vaug a, Bretton Lour, ' AN GERSTI.II4, Chairman. it as iii ,ropes nod suited! •its to tit-. to it ere;:. , e lite feeling at dots, oh. •Ise .fihjr..l of tiie They commit :he St.bortioion 1-itottsin And 'kali:ode. and ave to the charmigi of tint $1 itish The re mmitt , e would deem i • d •:,rt or, hs any w ut d. of ih, rPadv pettrAtioe the cited 1 , (i,Tioutt Eighicerth rf how. :o the Ili - memo:ls o r p o t cm:filent of a rtsuit iomuurAle notion. Amount of Sulweiptions teirea , ;, advertised X 31.275 S. 0:1. Lotl..roke,Watson, and %V. X. Menre £2O 0 Gillman 4103 0 Thomas Kirk 11c.11 31 10 Felix Calvert and It --e nod Auguvitre Co. 105 0 Fittl..r linnottialile Thomas 11-riow and I.inwidas Koos . 10 :0 Zarii.nt, I.aogten, and C. H. and Co. Manu. Co. factor re 1 10 Dutton, M agln, and Warden and Fil!ows Co. of All Souls Col. Rear-Admiral Scott lege, 0 e ti.rd 105 0 J. mid 1.. D.6 , t, Pidiev and Co. 9 3 Th.mine Danes S. Lteocroft 5 5 1) , on,1 Reale John t a Irian 25 0 Ws. I.•vie Geee4e (1 . penheimer 91 it Mr.. Caa -pion 1:1w, 11.i%e; 52 10 I11.•s Ch 'tuition Pattick Col.iiihoun 21 0 Mt, list ihi IliChrtm- Lady I..mii) M. tita- i ion 1 gue 5 0 C.l.o..Liodv:ie. R. N. 'Ge nye J o h n nilnoti 31 10 Sn:sin, Steven., M.,- 1 Thotteo. All. h•r* :2 0 pies, /11111 V1 . :i1•4 - 1 'flgtio:le rail .rd 1 1 111. , t-vtin and (i..!cl :T. and 1%. Curtis, emi.l • i Chi ke, nod Co. 101 0 I>iimi.l Stenhetw.n Sniiersi,n .is I.)ni h 105 0 Ji:lto Ault(' Philip Metcalf :mil A. 11. Co. Uri 0 111.iitnod,Ronsom, ntel Witte 'anti Co. 31 10 Co. 1'11..a,ti% 1. - iir InAr- Al.' • ander and Win. one( Cnionany ? 0 0 K.../ J• i:. IZI:di: , ; : and J.i..,ph W;llinitis and 1- Sea 52 10 5.... 51: 10 I :John Brnaetrieud•and Froncos V.ltrr 10 10 I'. Sons 10. i 0 Lid Aide,. DO 0 .1 , :ho rollies 100 0 N 1 i-s 1 ane *wont 1 0 .1.:110 Q.e.:.tock 11l 0 Rev. Toning- Wigan 5 5 :112 Nl , ll3!,eis of t h e Joh:. TV rici.t - 10 0 1t..( 1 ., 1 xrirko!e , 276.2 15 Joh.. 'Whew( 90 0 Georg . e . lieurkrll 5:2.10 Dr. iiirh:ad Croft 4t 0 ' Aotii , n.y A I..ltr,im '2l 0 Pr. 1 h. , mos 1)i-otuan 21 0 The Itnyil Eichni‘ge Thomas Denman 10 1J ... Aastetz we. 5.0 0 A. F. 1 U 105 0 15 0 21 0 21 0 k 5 5 101 5 5 :.e2 10 it 0 AE...01 ('doper 10 10 SI !•5 C%lM!.hAll 1 05 11; ' London A. 91! ell. re A. I...mgliAin a-id IV. 1 Col ! iiverr 500 0 i'etito!tl 53 0 111r114t, i'v;4l,. rot,' City mid Adanta 91 0 f• . I.:itie:;Vrf • . . .10i) .0 William FC.h..ri , nn 5 5 .1. calv.:rt Clarke : - )2 10 11..0. tit /11.,1 C.,. Ikls 0 M. A. S. •• • • 4 • I (1 1... lie. f i;t!lotirn, rind J. J ,arld , 15: [ley- lt.0) , rt. I optit4. . 11. 1.1 J. II Brow`..), itt r 'Everett, Walker; ail4l 'l'. B .0:1.• Cn. . 10?. 0 Li-10.-(;.1.. W. Car:- Wall.ers, I. .Te, emi aright Stitqlev .- . , i',:'. lu G..1/iil.g, Kirg, mid 1 30113, Ci..lr Everett '±, 10 (...• 10 10 .I) , rrittg,- tiltimt,' all I -• ' 103 0 i,.4llC4•iiiiierilitle lg 10 Cu. • I . S.ilt , er;ittiott. arc terri,ol;:t ill • Cilv a t,otyloti T vein'.: at nos !*- : a , .1 t.t 'II it , It••i•4.1-4. 50 Cwitmut‘ic,tioOA :old 1 i N.,..tr to' S.ibsrwitti.its, are nopte.t.ol to he nt1Jte,,,.41 1.. the ( . .",ttoi:v.c, sit t!..• Ciiy ..11,..thi0.i. T.voiri. 111 , :EAS1;< TIII-: MR. DUFOL'II, sole Proliriottir of D.I.II.AN'S A ce1. , 1,,m5l 1.:1)1 , A III) IS1)!".1'.S. grn tine.t hi. practice f m-re to 17.1* :tire or Sttirt-rut., 011,1111CliOnS, Dehilillf. Go., r;•gp .„ :01,1 y ih••• Of the Ir rthra, fl ciers h , n• If ,t e.toosit.,• e, .e to the mil.istr, the t.t• ••%,;u V. , •I. eii 1,1 hint to parr a ...Se :111.1 rtt•.., ....I oh.. et t,. (Linger and tortfirr.ey 1:1 . 11,e of t;a• rn , in , Bougie. l' , •rsors to ill • c-uotry 1 , .e.r lean, irrl swe a •or tw.. pilawd note, w Itav Weill.. , sent tii ta.• For It& •re M I)44mA Prherral of 7'l , I hritira. price the Set. vilo Let inn. Tn 11.,,k-rlie ai:d its Ailit ,,, i's Loom.. No. s'. I.' , n...treet. ti.th.. ; wur he consulted i•ritire• abd Sev,a al d N.Pr in Or 59. 10 51 10 51 10 5 5 5 5 '2l 0 1,5 U 5? 10 10) 0 10 10 50 0 Tn r. T.A'.l.o:t • E.g. No. 9, N.!.s. Loudon. l'E‘re -ir, In in, rarm rrit•• ii from you, Medicine., K I'A TENT Pll Ahnu. two vraio• ago I wias airsirkeil witi tt V mire nai• oicti•r, whir`i 1 irentrd ,licirth for e. m. • li.n t but tilt at 1. - igth .jor , •di...! ail •'vrr hod , . I w - 14 otil god t ~ •• rel,f, I .vvir ihrlu_ll r fr„in tr-r e of .1 rosr , 4lll . I 1'.:d. , , 1.6.4 S rein: . d I a *arr.. . rite offers ...id :ill iis my 1.1.1.• ieir'eryd we a ,flnyl••1.• • t:;,! in. Iraqi ivy int olVel,. I- hut a ri•loit;ati of min • ...it rui•nriliz up-ii •he itiaav ra-e in whir • v. 4. 1. w:ts it:4114 , d In irt a Ant of 111. art. which 111 eht r ttlt, r , th•vt - 1 me; au ! liv f.ir Iwo r r fill t sitt7 .••ur ;irectilins, I et p.rirrr.ll Ihr ;oar r n From p •pbsi.lin,:. 1r.,. hank (i , (l, pert* iitl% . rrt-i% J. tinl walk (I°o4 1101, Aut one Mort. 110%, b I ilunk tas will .•,.t .:11-11 Inv bratty 111 If m.,,1 beatify!, ; :r.tl.futt.• that I • u a twit, Sr,• !tOtir much uMiged Affiliate • alit, WILLI a3l LOCK NUFWICAI. I)IS. ' r , N , iN•C r. 11 i; Ra‘ul irlight , evs the Dirk: of V•rrk. Pisejterit, and fottowing Coratnittre ..f Governors : Tr - al of Leitriai °farad ',V A. P of ;.‘ , .r.f I .1 •1•11 P:4l. T..lonev I rill :I. t It - atria., M. le/ P.t. Bon. ft. Sh rid.in. M.P. I Captain J ones Ilay. Hon. J. itatry, NI. 1' Ss,r, : ett ' Mr. Kit rrrin, of the It vll College, London. 'rim Pal ronage this institution has receives!, I -2 the extid.i ye treati»rtit anti (litre of b t;r Se with Venereal l'•,niplirird , „ and their dreatful corroequetreer.i strictures, tilrero,tions. cat.' cati.ltrered ttaler the tem 11 , rgentent of the fiord pri , fearjnool altilidier , , will satav the l'• b. lie of the loth merit, of Mr: K I N AN'S pia... iiird that h it tire itironverienre, of Paltlic Char - 164 .t voided, vt !ti: t }..nee, and RD wars are protected :,sain-t the fatal tleiteottler It lan is adverti,itte. pretender, in Wt., branch r•f prat tier. Since -- tv , .• •.,•• ••-•-• • ••••'• • , -1 7.1 1 9.11. 1 ri1ti• V.OO, a 3 appearra I,v A a s p -it 19!1., 3131 pntient.‘,•.t 5111111 revide cc far more this r Thirty-As Neart.; iu pr.. tlee pia ti. nosh S e ts. s oi,,ve been 1 - 11 . ...1,111:11.•111•: , :/1fiurtleia nr injury to tire directed :o t lie_ cam ilf.Verwredl lie.. nod 111 ,, 5 , t f ordoution, and with.. det.eary hithe. to oaks). wn ; Htal to she p•ortv o f ,rettetat , no in boob set es, with i!. at i n . many of thus have 110 , tturtut nutter the 1110.:1 eeentlicitted t..rats vtol..h t e 5 rreey which , ee f their •,.rofession tdor , r) ra' ss 40 the dineose from feu to twent y e a r.. 'l' he fi , v; v; top , orns t`i,y [doter theity , elv; - . the . :id% ice and a-i.rr,re Yield lit NI r. Kiertnin's treatment in a few dayv ; anti - I,v he; e V•atlinot Iv adminkl - r. to le! ,,, otte , lakiaL, this Mc II! v.. 11 api,e t' , ,stre of drhslita come. on. b u t :';rely rt:.l)lle;stion cannot h r,teesued Icy a diseettriat: p ,nlic sau advant.t,„e sel to-n to Dr tuiale to pfri..l4 the danger that miry erraie. uhtline , l„ and void of ainhrgui,s. Ki. swot 'tiny tonsulscd by risher Sri , with the A's., vol.!, th..ir app dorm-Tit, for the ennvenl,,, t h ose -r. viscy, at his primate h.. 11 e, NO, e r Char- hying .1 a Ai.tasire, at the l'erfutner'.. 31, St. ..^.ll) , lts's-stoet, Pale-on - et, Betsford.slootre, fiats) Ida,. to twelve in the mown- P win the Toy. shop. 101, 0 %ford surer; Mt. toga nue fr six till nine at night ;su whom inters raid . ther mush . ., No. 7, ; and b our-,aliu r1e4 . 4 c ..... oiv. ,, trattlttu front 1,.%11:411d C,,11114r), may lie addressed, and corsiderahle Innis lo Great ,Itritaiii and Teel:void. i.e boxes r:f tv he pustetuall. mattered. poly eneh, vented lip w ills full and plata directions, This day is pub! sh .rl, price 4 bnnrda, wherehm . pt•rit-ni of either sec ;nay cure thern , elves with ease, • By F. Kiernan, a aernad and Improved Edition smin Prnetical speed, seer . cy, and :•efetv. Tteatise on toe V 1914 real Dise..sr, anti it. Coiserpteneess— N. B.—Every hos toll in Great Britain is .ediert up with a bold by Sherw trod and Cu., 20, Poi,rany:er-row ; 111(tiley stamp . nn 0 'ltch, ha favour of the Commi,sienrr, I. pg i nfec t nr and Son, 171. Flert,tre. I; Can t n, Growu-cuart, Soho; and I the Sta•np.Oliee, " T. Taylor. No. 9. New B.:Iv-street;" by all other lluukscliers. 4ll imitate whine I>s felony. • AN *then are conaterldts. •- • • . ~ 11.•anszoto. M tnehrs!t•r, julv I'm- the public b omit I do not ort s teel to the Above briny tothlit.:wd, but leave you to art as your uw ti beuer ja,(K wen, .....j . 2 . 12:tre , 1 :out sold hr the sole Prop•irton... • • .s • 1 'a • • .t • • .•":.t • v . • .; Foreign Office, July 5. • i A Dispatch, of which the tillowii ore Extracts, have been received at lois Office. Extract of a Dilipret4 It from William ATriert, Esq. his Ma .je-t.'s Envoy Extraordinary and Sl:rimer Pleniporentiare tit the King of thc n Steaks, to Viscount Castlereagh, dated Naples, June 17. 1815. I have the satisfaction to inform your Lordship, that his Sicilian Majesty made this day his pub. tic entry Into his capital, after an absence of nine years. The crowd that thronged the road all the way from Pertici was immense, and nothing could exceed the enthusiasm of the people on the appear ance of theiriegitimate Monarch. It was impossible to mistake tNe public feeling upon this occasion.— The theatrical processions of Murat drew crowds, as / am told, of curious spectators, but curiosity way net the inducement here; in every countenance might be read the lamest expression of heartfelt joy, at the retort' of a beloved and native Sovereign. this Majeity was received, on his arrival at the Palace, by ill the principal Nobility of the country, the great Majority of whom appeared to partake of 'the enthusiasm which had been previously demon. strafed .by,ithe lower classes. In fact, never was national joy so unequivocally and so universally dis played. E xtinct of a Di s p at ch f ro ", Lord Bor tt her.h to Viscount Cas flereagh, flitted Naples. June 11, 181;1. _ Having received the commands of his Majesty King Ferdinand I.V. to attend him from Pottici, in his entry l i nt° his capital, [ hail this day the honour of being present with his Majesty, and of witnessing the enthusiasm with which he was received by his people. The King entered Naples at the head of hi% own troops, 'together with the Austrians and British, who defiled before him on his arrival at his Palace. The constant attachment the Neapolitan penple are known to have ever borne their legitimate Sove reign, moles it unnecessary to detail to your Lord ship their joy at his return. His Majesty re-assumes (he Government of his country, beloved and re spected by all classes of his subjects. GERMAN PAPERS. Ftt tyirronT, Juste 27.—General Rapp cent on the 24th init. a letter to the Genetai conimieding at the out.p3;ts of his Ilighnecs the Prince Royal of Wirtembere, announcing that he had received by tetegraph the news of Napoleon's abdication in favour of his sou, the formation of the Provisional Government, and the sending off Commissioners to treat with the Allies. The only reply made to this letter was a repeated eider to our troops, to pu.h . offensive operations with the greatest vigour possihle, because Ow guarantee of the army of Bonaparte and his Ministers cannot be accepted. PROCLAN!ATION. 66 FRENCHMEN !—Eurnpe, united •it the Conzress at sienna, has informed you of your true interests by the acts of the 13th of March and the 12th of May. It comes in arms to prove to you that it has not spoken in vain. It desires peace. it hoc need of it ; it must be confirmed by its amicable relations with I nu. It can have none, it never eau hive any with the man who pretends to eovern ou. A (soil infatuation may have made the Fiend* soldier forzet for n moment the Isws of honour. nod hare ex• forted a perjury from him. An epherneril power, i.porled by all kinds of illusions. may have misled some Alneistrates into the tenths of error. iiut this power toilet 5 —Soon it n ill 55!i011y disappear. The combined n!itiy of the No. th con‘i. , ced you of it on the day of the 18th of June. Our armies ate march• ing to convince sou of it in their turn. 66 Frenchmen it is still time, reject him who nertin, chaining all your liberties to Lis (Ir, threatens social order, and brings into your oath e country all nations in arms. Be re:tored to your selves, and all Europe salutes you as friends, and oilers you peace. " It does more: from this moment it considers all Frenchmen who are not ranged under the standards of 13.ioaparte, and who do not adhere to his cause, as friends. •' We have consequently the order to protect them, to leave them the peaceable ejoyment of what they possess, and to support the laudable eff•ris which they shall make to replace Fiance in the re lative situntion which the Treaty of had IP. es:ablished between her and all the European 11114. ii(111S• " God, Justice, the wishes of all nations APeontl us. Frenchmen, come to meet us ! our cause is p.urs ; your happiness, your glory, your power, are still nerest.ary to the happiness, the glory, and the power of the nations who are going to combat for you. " Manhal Count BARCLAY DE'TOLLY, " fir. ernt in Cliiet of the linpe• " bi Appritheini, Ju..r CARMUUE, JUNE 15. ORDER OF T DAY. 4. H. ai• uirter.. June 24. 4 4 Soul: writs OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY or THE RHINE !—Napoleon; whose ambitious plans and lost of conquest armed all Europe agiiinst him, was con quered by you and your Allies. Returning from the exile into which the geneics;:y of the victors had sent him, he again attacks the repose, thewelfare, ' the pence, the security of all States; provokes, by his guilty arrogance, the armies of united Eorope combat for the inviolability of their frontiers, the honour of their country, the happiness of their fel-, low-citizeps—these most sacred of all possessions, - which Ibis mut t to wham nothing is sacred ) and who • '1 eto• • CITY 4DDRE4S. Yesterday the Right Honourable the Lord Nilyor,, the Aldermen, Recorder, Slieritf4, Common Court. cil, and Officers of the Corporation of London., waited upon the Prince Regent at Callum-house with the following Address, which was read by Sir John Silvesler, Bart. the Recorder : To his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The dutiful and loyal Address of the Lord Mayor. Alden. men, sod Commons of the City of London, in Cotnama Council assembled, May it please your Royal Bighnesii! We, his Majesty's must dutiful and loyal subjects, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and COMIIII/1:c of the City of London in Common Council assembled, beg leave to approach your Royal Heiress with the siocere,t aVetion to your penant, and R it. the a armest congratulations upon the glorious wit tor , tained tiy the Allied Army on the itch or done, under !he cola. nand of :h.. fluke of WeLinziiiii. At a period when toe wirmilts'nf war had sillwalc4. and peace bad tsegiiii to shed involnatile over 1.0 , 14 e. and 'firths, it was! wI It hid at.f hot rot. a e beheld the return of that 'Arran atm tool item' the Ar "dial scourge of Fairope train nit oltseurity, iii h eti the, Alptilit!toil• lira si•leain treaty had titian I him' to cthrilme. %Ve observed aiutgrief!. ttt..t on his re-e pr.:trance the . aaftil 1 Sovereign of Vr..rwt• aa. compeiled by a reoeliiims and faith . Jet•tlltOtctlery to leave Ins eaptial, and to take refuge in the larioerl:.tid. We tilt astaii...d, taut the relaiiio.s of iteiteh and amity, which trot - e,n ,a retell' I I.lltrrell to aby eOar Royal Ilignnew th he inside of nor I:eloved soscrei 4 -I, (oak lire lie in..oil..ined aoh this tiscrper, t.lun had re enteilly "fr-tial that nv tre..lv a •s . belt/ saeretl tic aim longer than toiled th.• t.incpo-e, of al- sturbi:i ti or revenge. alas Goof:may e. tt.C , u I.te. ti• fit , . I it-Ir.-II of air itt tatt,lt ti.thte and character, luiti• %nom iii• ••:tiesi..". A ilies ,teal oh:au:m..oy sleclitrtd • the to, maillite, ettegeftlt . lll, to Cie leittlitlitta of pegee i,ttlt ritlrt.td ' Cud , . ;nem- ditli?tilf rim tins awes a e beheld wilt' the 'tightest satis .:e.• a 1,1 ail ot yioir Itt .ilt i I igaile.s ! to tar chef conctia.td o ill- way's 40'01111, on tne Cootinent teat illos I in.,s oero ho had so often led them .0 conquest and to glory. woo me heartfelt joy we Ctltheltlpth a the lair vie. kiiiiitaei leaf the tzalf.tr lostor), by re cording lot;u, ignifieeiti deeds to mustier the .cower Had X raadri, hf the orileo 10111,,1rt . , in winch a n- Seen, that a greatly •up; ri.•r :.)f• -e she seteran ..r0.i.., of Fran r, corn. manedl b. Napol-tin Bonaparte, roolit not of listand the irrrsis ible brat ,•I) of Brattiest actors. ain n rtitted by a 'Act. lingtnn, aided I)) a altich..r. It is a ith toe deepe.a sorrow we Lovett the fall of ft :arc pot tont of these brae e cl.•leuderl of the I iber. ies of tat u. e. and pal tic ularly of an illa.arious Member of your It's al s tamil)-, who had re er evinced the characteristic gall.fie.ry tat 3 Pr , nce of the I kris , . of Brunswick ; but we 'rasa the i. ne of Ihi. great event aittrd, a well-g , autided hope, that tile potter of ;be it,orper well be destroyed, and the peace of Europe estahii bed upon the mo-t solid foundation. e shall continue to place our humble reliance on the Divine goodness, that these rett:ts may speedily take place, and that the glory, the pence, and the prosperity of this United under the Government of tour Royal Highness, and 4 limg hoe of succeeding Princes of")our Royal Highness's illus. trious house. may endure moil the latest period lifive only Goalier to entreat soar If oy:t1 llightsess In be aysured of the co:al:toed zeal, loyalty, and • lleciiotrof his Slit jesty 's faithful ettik.ens of London. to support Sour Royal high. sirs in bringing this great contest t.; :1 speedy and happy tee mination. Signed by Order of (Wirt, 111.:Nal" woomitoßPE. To which Address his It II lii;lbiess was pleased to return th. followivg most gr•icinui: a ncwor : I receive with the greatest satist.cti o Ihii loyal and dutii.ol liy the favour of I) vine Providence Ilse first operations of , he All ed Armies on the Continent have been atteaded N ith the nand se dal and dethive nieces, ; and we lanv ciadide tl% mist, that the hien military repmation w hich thi: country has ac quired by the undaunted •altstir consianniate dbaipline oar troops, and the tramcendmit genius. and heribe esample of the great Commander vi lot has comonitly led them to victory, i I d one of the m ~t important •eci:rities for the intuit tranquillity laid independ, lire of lairope. deeply Ihment with yen ;he ex:ron of private calamity or ea.ioned by dor loss of ru.noy Olfirrrs and Men in the late imesainti ed enti:est. ;Ed I feel rtma send:,l the Manlier in which you liave all erred in as !%leintier of the H put BrialowiCk, who on tom immortal occasion" a career of minor with a death of zing). . To the Arviving of ihate who ha•e fallen. it most be a soonhong redection th they h4.e ocrish , il in., just and no tile raii , e. :and that the memory of t cur v lend.d mat inestim able scr. ice- will he c ei Wird is iih admiration ;dud gratitude to the 141.. . • Ihuve.o rerfe•Cl nn the !..teadfaq loyalty and p blie Spirit of the Cittzrag of 1.0.0r10n, Ara on y rot a•sosoaare. of sup;oirt in such enerti any as h av tie necessary In hI ;he this most important conteq :0 a speedy and happy terainiatioo. o,eiV - d1 Very graci: s .ully rereivibtl, awl h a d the howur of I i it.. 1,1 1 74,. 1.6 _IL _4I)R. ghliess ' S hanti• • Extract of a h tier from the Aviot to I..r.ovn's at Trieste, tinted 13th of June, 1415:—" Frons ar rir Itiaro, that an Algeroo squadron, consisting' C three vresscis, is crtli•;ti,i .4 Auction, and that SP. T e rkl iinall vesseis have Aeon raptured bearing rho I.inpelia I nttg. The Algeline crew Nailed near Sy. Ciffil4 about. 40U inhabitauti.". , t. y .. .. , n • •.• . w • 0 • • •• , 1 '41 4 t • . . • • t. ii i L • .1 • . • r . l • • . .• • IP.