The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-23 00:00:00

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Dr r0! 1 3733. 4 ~ ; e . • •rt• 1 y • • • • 14 • • .1 1 nd7 ,A. *lli melee the hasbettinte Patronage 4 4 1116 Royal Highaesi prince Regent, sod w4netiewell h the Right Hum the laid' clrnabcrlo4it 4 VENINO rERVOI!MANORI ON THE APOLLO- , MON. MF F! SRS. IGWr'end ROBSON Irspeetfully beg tinsacqesiit the Mobility noel ( %err. 'hat the Nvenjeg ref ratiliVsee Ve esemeare on TM upsnAy NEXT. t h e 4911. tiled be enntinsed on every Thursday night daring sae Sestina). udder divetilen of Mr. Toomail Adnins. farm, As* at Mamie. Alto, assissesl by other Will per- Sus ii,Seleclion of Megie. in which will be istriotweed ism Gras, agues of S. S. Both ; a Selection frogs Gran Mass, b y iliOtda, sego performed. publicly in this eougley ; no g a wear, Air. with Variation, cespoied by Mr. Adams ex preatit for she Instrument. arbgeripti , in Teckcw, orbeliting the Perchance to Tee COd pits, price TwoGoineas ; or Single Tickets for Ow Erna*. b:, rack, way_ae lets by the noise and address being lens to Ileum Soho-square; or 101, Saint itartin'i-tune‘ This Day was pahtialied. _ IOW.; with the Precredinas of the Public :Wobble in aid of the Defeadant. te iftes bes 4revittak. before Me: .Isettlee AO, • hot me t e Snider. aid:Lewd Chref Jawlike Ellentioraugh err the list two &tee... Price 45.• in beard.. 1 F. THREE TRIAD; at WILLIAM HONE, fur Parblistiiag THREE PARODIES. ea Three Ea- Dario laforshatiuss, .a Three successive days, by Three Spe jiYl 66 "fits Ice she brindled eat bath mew'd."—ESIAKWILaIIE. aid fir William H..oe, 67, Old Bailey. • Ris 4••• Fr. bi had icsarate. prier 16. PROCEEDINGS of the PUBLIC MEETING, separate, pies 6d. WINES AND SPIRITS, A o Old Prices till the Ist of February nest. firliE lair 4crounis from Oporto *napalming the .41. refusal o.f Order. on :semen' of the scarcity of Wioes, and the late unto...nsurs demand far Portugal Wines, have po .thinned the Stuck in ii•nsk, that a very cansidervhie rise in Price p w , takes pl see. and as it is remora a still further and very b ill y, a d va nce will ink- place, TH E COMMERCIAL iIALL WINE COMPANY will, on the 2d day of February next. he under the .. (*sully of advan. ion their Port Wines as below. Also, io roon.rquence opf the advance in British Spirits, the c o mpany nig he under the netessity of advancing their Gin J. per (iallnip 4 and at the saute time Cognise Brandy to. per but in toiler is accommodate their Friends previous to the day of advance the Company will, till the 2d of February, 'woman orders at Old Prices, but on that and following days, till advice i. given of still further advance, Port Wines, 1815, now 425. will be 465. 1812, 46 50 Ditto, 18011, 50 54 T. and R. A. b 4 56 • Cuisine Brandy 35 37 There is al.o every probability of all articles in the WINE mid SPIRIT TRADE experiencing a considerable rise in M . pastintiarly GOOD WINES from the Cape of Good Whirls being much improved, have met with loch an ea. • dismil that very few are ua Mad. Those stated hi fully relied upon, and at the prices here monied, RR Wiwi is given elan Advaoce: White Capestr Fulfall.head Cape Madeira C. V. Cape Cape Vies de Grave, I. French Bottles Cpc Bark. in do. dos. d puatac. in do. do. ited elle- Madeira (from the Tinta Grape) Fio.r Sherry Oh Old d... DO. Ea.* lot.lin do. l'euereffe (Madeira Savant) Bilotti at otoleira .West (odic do. Fora India d•.. Claret, the flutist Chateau Margot Sauturne,aud Yin de Gave ,Prigniac VERY OLD AND CURIOUSLY FINE. Old Malmary Madeira, in Fiats Ha. Coti,tanoia Do. Careavrlla .110. Priguinc No. 10, Skinner-sorrel, and 310, Oxford street. London . • . ?; led to their railed and then ct by >Ely at piled but it P shim every tress. ittanee rhoUIT :fed in veoing, ndergn the So. spectot II come Pr a fat al forged the half ler in the hairalty, rears, old, ith three Steven.. so forego Imposed a twist de. f ineelosit objects of t oldest of ant Milo die dwell. kayaks had bee, ' kb of 1)e• 11111", nag his mewl was ohm. eloseeehi the mewl fterwards, e Prisoiter the female from the I the Jury, goatee boll, lary is the is a watch, i Ago At net' out a watch Ite transit* ief, but Alt ord ow the afterward* to his pos. IN. 20. , rnakers—E. treases—W. raacy M. lia!ri, Hand, jun. torbery,tec undue-wren •Is „awl laik lets—T. 24 &von , — V. —H. Hicks T. G. 3 0001 loganY-me r- Aeon, nimbi Leedo, M e " Sageeld, N. lisir)tith . TrAelsol. p." , and 44 1 Ns ackl, Tr4i97 t4trect, litA7 • Esq. of al° Meeks ll6/.. drat datighte w asen-square the Rev. P r ' k. rasa., It e Pmst-svegi THORPt and Co. 43, Haymarket, London. repel dull% inform their Filets& and she Puhlue, th they will, in a few d.:yr, sulvmsre their Purl Wme 6,. per 1) , .z n, and Spiel:. 14. per Gallon. Their prneat Prices are a' &Howe, far Ready Aloswy only : W IN ES. Fine. Fine Port • Fine 0! Port Vintage of 1812 *Ditto ditto Crusted, three Years is Bottle •Ditto Old Sherry •Ditin Oid Za4 le Than Tenni& and Yidnnia *Dino Welt India Madeira •Diiso fttindi Omit •Ditto East India Madeira Ditto Claret of the first Kraal's Di to l.i.hnn Dive M , amnia Gr.leitse Dry Cape Madeira • NIA and White Noyeau *Malmsey Madrira, in Pints +Constantri Ditto Per Dozen. Al 18 I I 6 I. 3 it r 2 8 0 ,2 • Y 6 . 0 3 5 • 2 lu 3 IS (I • 415 0 : .2 8 0 ▪ 1 14 .3 8 0 . 2 5 . Iti 0 SPIRITS.. __ ___ __ Per o fi l oss 6 . British Gin, the finest Savour . . • Ditto Ditto . . . 0 10 6 Ohs Jamaica Rum . • . 017 ti •Cogni .r Broody, very old . . 1 13 0 •Holiand's Gia . . • • 1 6 0 Ilritob Mandy . • • . 0 15 0 Per Mace. Sams Shrub. of the most delleioos flavour . 9. 16 U N.B. Tbflse with u • are very old and particularly fine. Vt..) , superior Pine Apple Rum. warranted to be seven years old. 11. Ss. per Gallon. IN over, age the Public mind has been prejudiced NOW may new discovery ; it is, Iheret.re, no * sa g e r t h e wulstr made adopted by Lir. PHILLIPS EADY should have been coademed by the kmerested, or adomainted by the illiberal ; but as reason dictates the necessity of determining the efhole of any proposed plan by etperimmal knowledge. and not by the observatioa of others. his method is happily ovaries *bore the jealousy of its former enemies, aad they now ate coospcjed to arkaowledge its hariosic worth. The superiority of Dr. EA DY's mode of meatuses* moot he better or more fully demo* sword than by the umber of cams daily relieved : many having tee, deluded mdlerers to lowan._ premiers, some discharged - from hospitals, while ethers, by attempting their olio cure. had Dearly deprived themselves ear - existasee, as no thing coo be of more importance to the minded with the Ve• cereal Disea.w. or any disorder arising from impurity of the blood (as well as to future posterity) , than that seek toutplaiuts be iMmediately removed. la every stage of this disorder. :awls' salivation has freestone failed, and when as ether memos mull restore the aultappy sinkers' to health Dr. PHI LI.I PS EA Dv, by his own peculiar mode of treatmeet, has taereetted beyond the MOM songuine expeetationd. ?hemmil wretched have hens cared of :andante Glass. Sad s, Flew tvlas, nodes on the shin bones, pain in the hip, anne,fitead. and legs, arising from do ill•eurea emitagion. Dr. RAD Y makes M procure to perform wthaeles, but by jest Mimi: of truth to art co:sidein with its dictates. and baying ambled that pre main• nee for she sure of the Venereal Divas', whe ther Of long masa.* or otherwise, fur which be enjoys the gra titude of a very considerable port of site community. Heater moms by well.lutown laws a:remedy to cure so baneful a. malady; and if unparalleled success in an extensive practice has Ism claim to mobile coaddence, he is deservedly remanent& tat.. Poulain wits have OUdiergiOne A mercurial course, and are ramified under debititv, w ill had Dr. kA I) Y'S mode both ore nod satisfactory. Patients of both Sexes mead daily at 4, King • strees. Saha, minter of Dena•street. Gessammicalseas vta she maul metals:Wes ea the saved post day. tON, FRIDAY,ATANUARY 23, IRS. . "14 ^ Yci fir • aikfi exisiein4tot • "" • I TAN-FARIV. A, TO Bli• SOLD OR, LET, comoAur TAN-YARD, situatit in tt pr 'Surrey, r miles from• bowl , * s entttnitltag 96 tan-pils, three drying sheds, sill-boric, new bark-raill,, M. Lambie's principle, two bark barns of large dirnenslors, one beam-house, ow large brkk leather-banes with loft owe; ,Cowering and sesoke-hooses, tart ktages tar 10.036110, stable for three horses, clutis•-bna:e. three workmen.' counges, With lardeaa ; a snininatini Family Roast, is perfect order, contain ing two parlours, four bed-ronaw, two kitchens. brick oven, two cellars, dairy, dad wore-room g large walled Gard's. stocked with young thriving frait-trees, two orchards, Owl meadow contiguity three acres. The whale air the Premises in capital repair, ale with excellent worsawl hard wafer. The Falls of Bark io the oeighboorbood plantifol, and of the dot quality. Early Poesresiqm would he given. • Far farther Particalers apply (if. by letttr, post-paid) to Ws. &dimity, laparr,. London. ITIFIE. , COOO of. 81 , 4 Person who b" Woe I with .1 stricture for upwards 1420 yews and is veal ' touch for th e autheaticify oily Gentlestain who wisb fBB to. be satisfied is reopactett the folloulogitcerturn 5. , To Mr. LYNCH. se,.Duke-street, st. Jaires-wrisr.. Ste,-1 have laboured under a severe and obstinate Stricture of the Urethra for upwards of 20 years, and for the Wet 12 years have beg* alder the tate of else most entitle), of the Fa culty, witholst receiving any prrellausere relief. I was advised by some to do into the Hospital. soul try the present regimen in CAWS of Stricture,_ whit% deel.n • al, owing to Inv age, which was at I kat time 48. and feeling confident that I had not strength to undergo any vi..leat operation. I gave up the ide . a. The last person to whom I applied was ate eminent *hirdean. who told me that be could give me no relief, bat ndyised ate to apply to some person who studied that complaint alone. One day read ing your Adveiiiseasein in she Costner. I applied to you fair relief. After being 'soder your gore far 20 weeks, I obtained a complete cure. lam MI years of age. and able to f Mow my employment t my strength of tidy is relented. and I can eat and drink with a true appetite. lam ready to give farther particulars to any permit' requiring it, oat of grntitu.le for yonr kind attention, which *boll always acknow l edge. and for the benefit of liantiveds labouring under the same d.eadfal malady : being perltctly satisfied that by your mode of treatment such complaints may be entirely annihilated. N. B. By applying to Mr. Lynch he will refer any one to me UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from she SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and all Parts of the NORTH. Four lasi& Caches, the Rest Horses, and keep melees Ilene, - 13. y B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. R. CLAY'S original WAGGONS and COACHES, to New bury, Sly inflow, Aldbourn„ Wooucia. Basset. Lambourn, Huoger- Tord, Chilton, Reading, mad all places adjacent, Daily. The following Post Coaches, Mail Coalkes, &c. set out from the Sarneea's Head Inn, Snow-hill : The UM PIRE. a new Liverpool Light Coach. only othe night ea the road, carries Four losides laud Poor Osusidryt seism every day at One if Clock, arrives at Lire, p at nest Afferaeon at Six o'Clock. through Damn k. Wiahurn, Lathhary, Northam on, Welford, Lioterworth, Hinckley, Atheotone, Litchfield, Stoat,. /timely, Newcastle, Kuutsford, Warring tom, and Present. SOUTHAMPTON, Lvistagiort, Winchester. and Basing stoke New Pour-inside Coach, at half-pa,t Seven o'Clock.--ii the Morn*. arrives at the Dolphin low., Southampton. by Five o'Clock.—This is a mast delightful conveyance to the hie of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Melon, Havre de Grace, Clierburg,dte: SAREWSBORY, Wellington, and Shienal, Post Coach, every I.:vetting, at Five o'Clock, gaterded. WILY MOUTH, Dorelw@ter, liliindford,Salighory. Andover, and Basingstoke new Post Coach. every Afternoon. The Weynniuth Packets to Guernsey, Jerre), Alderney, St. Ma I.ies, Ste. 45 56 32 36 818 FEB, Plymouth, Weytonoth, Dorchester, Falmouth. Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Pow Coach, every Morning at Seven o'clock, tbratigh ilonston. A z answer, Bridport, Blandford, Bain Coke, and Bate ho t. - BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough. Sanwa. and Hunting. Lin Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Eveniug to Spilsby, Loath, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches,through Chip. pattern, Caine. cad Marlborough, every Anemias; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound tun, Bath, stud the Leadon Tavern, Thomas -street, and the Swan, Bristol, Next Morning.— Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, lie. LEEDS New Light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets tut every Miming; camcs Faun ttaidev ouly, and goes re• markahly easy, with a ttosard thronsh eat. Prioes through Stamford, Newark, Retford. Doncrter, and Ferryhridge, to the Gulden Lion. Leeds, next Morning . —Nutwithstiusdiag the ammonia* expedition of ibis Coach", it is elt.wed to he t h e Mon. agreeable Red complete Public Convey sure on the North Road. brine unequalled in Accommodating by say other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green. Amma, Dumfries, Browahill, Thornhill. &ineptliar-Kiln. Cammack, Kinsmen, and all parts of Scotland, a Pot Conch (Daily). YORK. Scarborough. Whiiby. Shields, Sunderland, New castle. and Edinburgh. new Four lisside Courts, wins a Guard throughout ' sets ont every Morning •at Eight .'Ctick, It% way , of Newark. Reiford, Taticiotet, Darliagtou, Northallerum Durham, Morpeth. and Berwick.— Pawengers finding them selves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, sad then proceed or wittiest any additional fare. MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Rantshary, Huagerfoed, and Newbury Post Coach. at Seven o'Clock in the Morning. BRIDGENORTH mod Walntl new Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE. Penrith. sad Whitelooms. Four bride ken Coach, and - a Guard all the way. Pares through Wallah- A ppleby lirraiat-hridge, Kirhtnoud, Catterick, Borough. bridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every 614KsWg, sad potatoes the loamy with the greitteo facility. Passeagers detained on the - Rand by brines. or plea.ure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the nest Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston. Kirby-Loardale, Baku., Charley, Orankirk, and Garssang Post Coaches, every After. wen, at Five n'Cluelt. Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stoat., and Litelw field, Past Coach. called the HEGULAT..R. every Eventing at Five n'Cluck, to the Saracen's Head tan, Dale-street, Liverpool—Gunrded throughout. WAKEFIELD Past Coach, every Morning, al half-past Bix o'Clock. CHESTER, Newport. Whitchareharch. Tarparley, Nord. wick Nerthersch, and Middlewich Post-Coach, every Even ing. at Five o'Clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yana, New Coach, every to the George Inn, Sunderbiud. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Cnrigletos, Newcastle, Wallin:, sad Wolverhampton, Post Coach. every A Reruns, guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Couch, called the ROCKINGHAM every Morniag. BIRMINGHAM Past Couch, witira Guard. sets ens every Aft pad reaches Bi emit" hank nest *taw Nwaa. Paves by Oxfurd, Easton, and Shipstone, to the Saracea's:Head, Mell.street.'Bilashighani. ROLL. Northam', Howdea. Tilers, add Duistuister Prot Coach, every Morning at half.y.ast Six o'clock, to tit:Crass Keyi, Market-place, Hell. B. W. MOUNTAIN and C... reppiethilfy acquaint th e i r Friends and the Public. that they win mist he aecosutablf fur ally Parcels. Passeagets Luggage, W riling., Plate, &c. of wee, thia.riee Pounds Valor, if lost. st• len, or damaged, utile*. ca tered as sorb, and the lashritnee paid for accordingly, at the Saracen's Read lon, &taw -bill, . London. . r 1144 mid Swim's died at Os *.a4fiadl^ . ILIMBURGH NMI.. HAGUE, - JAN. 13. •SOILNO OF THE SECOND CHAMBER OF'THE STATi.S.GENERAL. Jam. a A' Message was received from his Majesty the King, with several Conviotions concluded between this Kingdom sad Foreign Powers :- 1. A Convention wish the City of Embden, for the maintenance of a Light-house upon the Ems. t A Convention with Denmark, emending the Treaty at Commerce of 1 . 701. 3. A - Conventi•o with Hanover; for the reciprocal giving op et Deserters. 4,5, O. Conveution with Pressie, Bosnia and Wirtemberg, on the reciprocal Abolition Of the Duties on the property of Foreigners, in case of death or reamed (rem the cessky. - Ferocanome, JDtc. 26.—AlCaemewicable Declare. Lion bat nu appeared made by Me Majesty in the Council of State, and delivered to the Diet by the Chancellor :•••• 66 His Majesty, who laid before the State: his gracious proposal respecting the general circulating currency, and the maintenance of its 'aloe, Informs them, that as his coostketional dirties do lint pre. scribe to his Majesty eny . propmel of the kind, his Majesty's sole view was to • meet the wishes of the , State and of the Public, and give the Diet a fresh proof of his confidence, by communicating the view, and plans which appeared to his Majesty the best' calculated to attain the greet objects of maintaining the value of the currency, promoting the cir culation, end encouraging industry. His Majesty, who loves to rely implicitly on the patriotism and enlightened views of the Diet, will be happy to learn that the States have discovered means more -con formable to the important end than those proposed, and he may himself yelp the fruits of such great exertions. 66 His Majesty will find satisfaction in the con sciousness of having spared no pains to attain the same end, and his chief reward in the welfare of the country. 44 But his Majesty, in leaving it to the States to sievelop at the same time the importance of maintain ,/ the public currency, as also the means, embraces this opportunity to declare that his Majesty and the Crown Prince do not intend to make in future, as they have hitherto done, any sacrifices for this par pese ; but that henceforwards the Sate' alone are •ehargable with the responsible care to maintain in its value the currency which is issued under their guarantee, and which represents all the private pro. perty in circolation. As the gates have the choice „n 1 the emus', it Is also their twine's to take mea sures to execute them ; and his Majesty is assured that the Representatives of the Nation will neglect nothing to fulfil the eseectatiuns of his Majesty and of the Nation. If the States will estimate the ne , cessary means, and apply to his Majesty to join his endeavours in this respect with those of the Agents of the Bank, his Majesty, filly convinced of the in fluence of the money system on the general welfare, is not indisposed to contribute to it on his part, end the sacrifices already made by his Majesty and the Crown Prince for this end, give the State a sore pledge of the contineed care which bis Majesty and his Royal Highness will not cease to give to this im portant branch of the general circulation." As, in consegeence of this declaration no more bills are drawn on Change for account of the Go vernment, the course fell from 103 to 112 schell for the Harnhergh Bank dollar. Mammas, JAIL 10.—The thaw which we have had for some days bad freed. the Elbe from ice, and made it navigable again. Several small vessels have arrived to-day, and as the mild weather seems likely to last, we may expect in a few days all the vessels that have arrived at Coalmen during the late frost; pilots are gone down to fetch them up. Exchange on London, 33.6., 33. O. , - FRENCH PAPERS. PARII, JAN. 19.—Yesterday their Royal High nesses the Prince of Conde and the Duchess of Bour bon came at II o'clock to the Palace, to present their homage to his Majesty. His Majesty afterwards held a Court, at which were present the Foreign Ambas sadors, the Ministers, the Marshals, and other per sons of distinction. The Procureer-General, Baron Gary, arrived at Albi on the 7th ; Madame Manson was examined the same day by this Magistrate, and by M. de Faydel, President of Assize, from five o'clock till near Idin the evening. She was escorted by seven gendarmes. A Correspondent writes from Albi under date of the 13th inst.: 46 Bestide, Jeesion, and the other Prisoners have not yet left nodes. The additional proceedings, which are now completed, present a supernumerary list of forty-three witnesses, and still they are not eshausted. " M. Bastide, a yoeng Advocate of about 9.5 years of age, has sunk beneath grief for his uncle, the Prisoner Bestide-Grammont ; his brother, else, Mss been some months straggling with the same ese bincholy feelings, and it is feared he will soon be come their victim. These two young men, of a pre. possessing figure, a character full of amenity, were beloved by their comrades, and had distinguished themselves in their studies. The youngest inhabited Pegiv, occupied is finishing his education, when the (rightful acumination of M. Faalder was known. " M. Elastide, their grandfather, is given up to the regret of too lengthened an old age; the only illusion that binds hies to life is the hope of seeing the innocence of his son proclaimed. The respect ow masker of illusion was more happy ; she ,es pisg4 Woo tbicitss that. . , . • c. , . Pf• e Cet l t . . • • • ,iiiiv A - _ ... ...... .......„ ___.• .. 4 -,..* w _ iiia 4:4 1, ~ sv 01i../ s • ! . g,i .i,al it it- 'O4 , fer . . I ii, ‘ "y/ '11*...,--- Vt. , l""'` • • iWki'o .a:' r trb rie • - - •s•k• . --.. 7 ~.. 4t . sf - ; -- - .. ! moitSo 41,;. '0,1431 .4 Iv a'. .• ~ •-" ~ i f•t • • out ter 60191 191101, , !C ll if . .4n 111 91.41 ll' • ' - - , 4 ~, • ~.. -. • • iie4 , i 43.0 .ii, q. -.) . t' 4 •o I 9 *et eltn7;l., Ye. . .: ! 7 , 4.,, stir , le 11 *,.!,..4 • , .-.1 , . :clash tw,liiyall l'ar• :stabil.) * ''• ; , .3 -, •tfte , l , •,,,, . ..,rit i 4 i'1•1, ,,, 19:1 1 ,91111tr...r.: ' ~,,•• • i t• 4 11 - :•1 • . • ~1 .7 . ...riititA, , ,• i t. . -. 911 •1", .•I:em.s. • 44- ' ie .. rTitne Janet ' 1 . _ • -..-!...•••J .•-•1-,:l ,Will .4. ' 0. , . •. . i • * * i iri ii •; basse, 4 1 1 116 1 11 • . t 4 441 11 1. 11 't • I ti, _•gt 11,.wq l of w " n e t s % that it ,p. Pe/P.lllnm ill court', Iter,•bither, ttecti ni r,, ,s Pi soh, end She permlasisn to 140ieiih4 omt. , 64 'hi son of M. 'Faddy stutted.typluitrongir t •• .. ~..,:,,• .„ , •t• L • .. I . ) R042._ • i . .i...,. • • ,•'' , •+ Ii • 'Le. ,• . ~ A new incident occupies the. wintiftli lit ... 9 l to . Constubs, Es - Co unnaltry- nt."Pcilice„ Triat,ira . , ~ . his piaci sine's the 4 06 ftnePee4 1 'O'rk A . 9 1 e.rfiriffit;•.. soddenly Arrested on t4 44 11th„ at, 141.1 0 N/e,..•T 1 1 1 ,!1‘n, The order for hi s arrenad bee's ttansmiettetk lex It% „ A .. .. , __•. . 1 „• 4 eztraordistary meseeeger. ter „Iteutrek i w t ( II ..ft, i • levity and a discretion diNtmAt• tat -50 , •1 4 1 - ?Ilia • • . i . ; I . town, kind Bias in hit bed; Iliy i ttee b eenii gisednirneek . . who lately assisted klte(lqeseiahiay le MS ... • a't 1 This latter desjrid 4sisre‘teiliritti a letter Itifent i llk . .„ i .o . . . obeyed ; earl en, the Salim riles hteidglempett. a i fret loterfotsbory. , - i . " Some gille charges adiermiii ekitest thin men. You will feelwith"rhet *den they °eight to be ref ceired on aarrent even of their lintostena, until s ' 1 , positive and jodieiel demonstration. • According to i public report, the S s erjeants of Polio! have asserted 4 on oath that he dis Missed them from ddty on the 19th of March, under the pretest that every body , was tired the day after the fair; that they must be • themselves, and might go end rest. • "A woman lodged in the Rue deallebdomadiers it said to bare told M. Consigns, on the morning ot 1 the day of the murder, of the noise she had besrit . at nine at night ; had indicated Benzes house as the, place from whence it proceeded, and he refrained , from going thither; in fine, Jausion was seen at his I . , house on the morning of the 20't1 March. " They write from Rode: that .Madeleine Ranee, .0, , confronted with &wide, recognised him, and that without having been-stack with the features of Jac- I sion, she declared that she Iced heard his name pro. . , L Financed doriog the assassinatioo. a " Madame Manson exercised, dering the journey . . ▪ she has just made, a species of authority over thd gendarmerie that escorted her. In passing through s , village, impatient at the cariosity of the inhabitants, she put her horse to the gallop, obliging her gaerris If , to follow her. When abe quitted her compatriots to . be delivered on the frontiers of the Tarn to a new 5 brigade, sill' could not restrain some marks of grief, ,i . e and made her adieus and thanks to the military who -;e 5 escorted her. M. Gary, the Attorney-General, is ~, ▪ arrived at Alhi. Thy, President _and be interrogated k " 4 I e the mysterious Prisoner for a whole evening. I can- -1 not say that their efforts have hitherto been success- it 1 ✓ ful." . WARSAW., JAN. 4.—The Polish troeps,which have .. 1 e been hitherto paid by his Majesty the Emperor ot . Russia, will he maintained from the commencement . I . 1 of the present year out of ewe Treasury of An King- 1 dam of Poland. It is presumed the charges epAn rho i War Deportment will be in consequence earnests& " v. • by about 40 millions of florins. 5 MAnIUD. JAN. 6.—The decay into which the city. 1 of Cadiz has fallen has induced the principil Cor. , . perations.of that town, the Municipality, the &de. e siastical Chapter, the Patriotic Society, inc. tore. • . c t present to his Majesty its unhappy state, and to in- e dicate the means of restoring it. Fire individuals e hare been nail to accomplish this important object; : k i and the Consulate has already caused its representa- t • Lions to be laid before the King. i 1 1 There is a talk of great reforms being about to e take place with respect to the General O ffi cers, a . I t . : . great number of whom will he allowed to retire ; and ✓ it is said, that Don Garay. Minister of Finances, gut I submit a plan upon this subject. A., ; e LAUSANNE, JAN. 13.—The Federal Directory bilt i received an Official Declaration from the Court or • i e Madrid, relating to the recognition of the Helvetic . 4 . :..? r neutrality. a Ali Osman, a native of Candia, an officer of the ; .1 ; Guards of the Pacha of Egypt, and who had some time since been announced in Switzerland, as charge tt • to procure workmen soil maciiinery, arrived on the 3d at Berne ; and on the following Jay obtained art al. dience of the Head of the State. Ile was attended . by an interpreter, who had on him • dress as rich as ; t • elegant. This Officer was accredited ro several com. .i mercial houses at Zurich and St. Gall. A superior . . r agent of the Pada of Egypt is now establishkg com- d merrial relations with the Powers of the Forth.— : -•.,‘ . loose, Gibraltar appears seccessively at Stockholm, 9 - liambergh, and Copenhagen. Another agent, Aga • 1 Osman, is travelling through Italy. Mustaplia - • t Effendi has been for some time residing at Geneva. • Might it not be, that through Egypt the Turks will Is commence their civilization, and that learning wilt . • Aired to them from the same country whence it - was .. 1 . Aired to Greece and Rome ? .i......." , ' 1 VIENIA, JAN. 7.—The Promise Councillor of ,••• State, M. Jordan, quitted this capital yesterday, • after having successfully ezecuted the mission ie. .. i ir treated to him by his Sovereign. The result. I will be Y immediately made known in Germany, mitt the oh- 't ject is understood to be the firm establishment of good order - and tranqeillity.. It is certain tl.i.t t 5 Mori* and Prussia were sever so closely united as ••:; '.l at the present moment. The iodates anion otittsose ri two great Powers as not only a powerfel Oimute.. $ for the duration of the rare of Europe, bet it will r - be particularly useful to Gerniany, where their as- . l' sent in the deliberations of the Germanic Diet will 1 i 4, • . e powerfully contribute' to the seduction of ail dif- d forgoes of views and *pinions. i . d ; • • e COLT Or TOR ENNINGOII , Or ROMA'S LETTER TO TO/ . •••• ,!. DUKE OW WILLINOTON. .. , . t . g. . . O " Moscow. Oct. 90. ' .. y 4 , Plead es yon ere, my Lord. Marshal,•at the g heed of the military forces of the Eerepean Alliance, t- )(wheat, contributed more than once, by the wisdom t- and moderation , which distinguish toe, tit recoocile the, most important iseetests. I have cons an y ad, • A' • ome is it '. y`.•