The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-14 00:00:00

, 1 144 %Ugh . 1. 4 ,...iek5-SeCon.Wilt tlir voted ' rt ~ I.„ty 1 ., .i. .m. R..i wev he had siOwly. us oinplitatios to Sr. I Plasibue, ill Of Bib 10411014 T: Ificsafiss g reisilanwt hoe ' Wes Fowlll — * - rentitaori ' fres the town awl ifilifity of Notsb aa'Plolg. per &aide ltd Co . &re W. F., (•laOlaw , • • 2 • Codemon at. OraM ' Miro wd Chench, Comitsot Unwiewei,. pyr Rev. Willis ti - Mirka fil. 6i. IC fiabseri;•tioos from the Pettish lief Bea•tcd, per C. Cage 41. 16s. 64. Dino tram lie is ar s o i, of Bridget, per dials 41 IS At Morwod ..0.1 to. Caltectiois at the Up per Chapel, ie . Markt. per Var. ker. Swans. and C u . . . ./!f Us. 91. Bnlitho aid Swab, himents as liera., Pelmet" Rev. Wll. Tresses. 411esm Mt*.H.'l'. Ttewee ter, Rev. A. Williams Tb... Pascoe, w.. J. G.• NZs• Esq. Rev. Wm. ltd Rem price. Su. Edw. Warne, Fig. B. Z. Soadry small Dona ttoas • 11. 7s. id. fibs. M. Williams 5 0 Mist Ana Grant 1 1 At Bares) sad Co. Calleettun at the la dependest Chttl, 14 e it eastie.pec &.Ir. R. DAvlboa 131. 94. 1011. B. F. 1 0 Culteetioa at Grist -111110161011. per Re. tetrad J. bpaiitig 7 9 At Datirefl.. .. Collette.* made by toe Ladies' Atifti•Cia- Illon. in the City of Bristol lad intones. booting villages, by 4 ferret raals and classes of 4wisoon, for the Orphan Children is firma ny,reasitted b% Ire lalLis Istosiigh,n4:4 Co. 4570 0 Ireland, flentraih, imd Co. Subscrip t. 15 15 At Jaws. Lloyd, aa.l tit. Rev. R. Haut S 3 Mr. James Reif 1 1 Mr. J. Turner 1 1 Me. James Devrelney 2 2 Rev. Itubinsoa kiwi dale ; 3 At /Veneer ad Co. Celei•lide at Nitaley Chine It, StaiGlid.. shire. after a Ser. Woo by Rev. Robert A.itl.cits 'al. 17s. 6d. At Mustermau's. An Dicer i 0) .........—. M Committee ROW". Mr. Langbant. Hal- Collection at the' Mn- lonely, per Rev. magna Chapel. is 'Thos. 1.. mss £lO 0 Cornwall. per Rev. At Doom's. Melville Home 101. Is. U. Csreetion at the Collected Icy the La• 5 4 inch Claude, dies' Atsmeiation, North Shiebb. per lelaidoa.rmaitied by Rev. W. Kona 1 0 1, 11,. g d. Crictett, nem it. Anienvinow. 1 0 and Co: 151. Mb. 44. Former Colleetise at Collection at Hablead, Latiormietto Cita:tit. Loses 45 0 pre Fry tied Co. 31.1.24 44 ' Ditto at Skelton Ma. Collett ion al Smasher %.1. per itce. J. hams, near York, per 1 de nt It k• . , I 0 Rev. J. R. Smi th 51.151.64: Ditto at the Parish Subscription flora the i t - ! Church of West lirenemnie Sc.,nol, _ ...OSA PF.RFIJMED JAPAN BLACKING, IN i Munkina. after a at North Walshma • • • PASTP. AND LIQUID. I Serums', by Rev . F. N ortuk 1 • 4 1 AT. RIGGE respectfully informs the Nobility p. Crowman II 9 Collective no Thanks- ILV • ared*Preklic. that he leas recently discovered a Combine. , Ditto by the bolo. pivirwslar. at. the dna d lagrediems, la the mist realised state, moiler tire above i pendent CanenTa - Pith! . Church of Win which he cooddesitly offer' to candid nod Illieral proba- i tin dent It‘ via SI 4s. 44. • • • Mims convinced drat it will ise raked the won eleentil owl lee- I ne ar urnh kleks t I Y Diu* at the Pariak • • • k lt_er. George Great- Oa Article ever h er for elm pares of reserving and I Church of :Urethra. . beastifo o 9 Leather $ equally • applwah eto Ladies' or Geode- "'ilea 4 4 spoil- Duneasnre 41.1111.66 eaten Mia. Ali swaimes „ re ore assented in it. prepare- G. P. G. I 9 Sabscriptioa at Clime-. a.suleWitediageirsh as are highly grateful. aromatic anti iso•ful. from a few. Yaea9 • reterld IP. 10 la this preparatiaa sec t sairenally complained-of iwonveoleoce . Men is as Allies , ' Tier Necrrtary at tia. 4,4 a ....,,, m „..... 00 e „,.. ~,,, „,,, L .... mm .4 o f t h.„. •in Sistrtha . ark Its. 6d. Collertioo at Hanley • prothweimal it avoided as hi the moire state of the ttinniVilrfn, Collection InMr.Free- Church. ?daffier& •• 1 the Aromatic Blacking ' will not impart soil to the M ods or ap- mn's family, Eit. shiremer Rev. Rob. pawl. It is likewise capable of pradisciag, slide the greakst . 41 - in• " Aoki.. rm. 17 , . 6•1. I I facility. a highly beat Japan polish. Mtn is the Parish Subscript law received Tire Traveler will god the Illaeltim; Parte eanvenieat sad of Nevero P hu fi ti tsk h' le ' i‘t Clue , by J. Ray reedy fur i s use, with she simple addition of cold wider en' .e„ ''l. lee: y nod Ma 39 0 isAy. It is tienaly In its operation and way be packed with ' l_ter._.!.r.irol Grit Mint Ward. of Joel Moe mod thulce goodie, • 'those say 'danger or ofreralve manna- tit hl V war . . 15 5 Pursearge 1 0 Frnarthe Lathes As- Frtewlsat Coat. per aleatio• to the articles with which It may he ~lifted. us 1a kg • tompraii it partakes of bights , pertlesered &rowdies. Tot ll' es'ssl"n• in 11 " 41 " I:.. C treed 1111. 4s. Ild. Morchmets, for Exportation, tollealers remote frost lb, nietropeo I I „ag,_•,. fur the ( k i ts*" Shlppasa and Sim 'I I Es. tbe minis" of freight awl carriage . compared with the Intik of 1. vaatifeat Ped les • Joao Weed. E.q. V • Ligaid,-Blaeting, sill be a s ect he weenderatlats ; asil Brockway 43 4 1 A Friend I as tbis atilt* • ill keep perfect he all climates Oa fare. is ha- . Catirtit' at at Hi att " Collected la the Pre. h s.Cer.. proved by age). the rropektoe aaticiprecs with coalltioana* Ill er 2 nre , . 9 - rib .1 East Delia, epargal patrowsee. o . .by Rev. pet Rev. Mr. Co- Sad by all pi wripol Boot trail elitie.nenkers awl Deniers la • Ile- Grain gal. lift si. 4m 0. wg, lc • v ows mod 8 t o„„ at she p ri , r i t . t „e i w isro ossoe. to Suliscriptiaso received at the Hews of doe City .4 Lalido`' Umbra. No. 94, k.street, Grooeuur-square; sad No. 6.i.. verse; Ll...ias C o tib u iw 1 Watt ttailloillo 4Meat ea Clearagal 4 e . Baskets ise Than Country. . Jo _ , 1 • 111004Gines 114tiert 95...-Ditio its Stone DIM', Is. 64. i R. il MARTIN - I VOW al* M. 6. awl Vs. leach. . 1.01E110194Bilkil ill . "1"ief entett •Nt ,09111,:•:. , • TO THE FRI ettl 4 OF CrI'iSTiTUTiONAL /11"1114V00111. • F. I A,TITT AINTS; BOiTON; witti are IP irk,* M. the Pnrit. oft Mershon, ILA the tree alto ref the C 'io, Arra Magri her at tae Red C len. I 611mrnow pa,rhtip.4 ammo 415. 4814. for. the pot pose of Somositte W. 4. it %WICKS. Eq.. M. P. to te‘tify their op yetthatt", .•f i,tt OtreVir eastaeol. nod their attaehoest to the Glow 4 o.ssiiitrt;•l4l Freedore. • At the onW r Meting, it nos rototleog onanhitoody, _that to , f u me • ow t onow.l Meet oboll be hetet no the 1111th lay fir lily. tq relei , enee the A tmie-reory -of the Ist return. of Mr. Ma *et% in 01. as Toteo.hor Toe the "'fiftieth . . of Boston. -being the Event fri orlon it 41 0 0 4 i' 11 • 11060 1 000 drif e • At 4 pOhe Mreinvg sr the Froend+ or Parity of Election. hall at the Chian. mod Anelke Immo, is Loodao, October rt. 3111. it ea, ratoody repolsed. *Mot the F.leelioro wf. Meiviheve of parliament Ought to be etwoolorted 4 croviist ow she riotholes old -MOO - be declare that Ilresion• stroll be free. . 1111. That the Cite 4 II V eme;rose Will not disappoint the stspertoties of the Cowin g bat 40114111 bra op the greet nun. reilhassei, -mato its throws to Parliament free of ez . -At n Sleeting bell as theltril , Coor Too.. is -WOW. the UT flereither. it was otaninsossly resolved, le, Th tt a Saiverip s .iwn be esseped into to enable the 80-14 14 &on. so Inflow the *wises esomple of the City •I li tt w etrsioster. so the of which it is the lisitudea &he ref eeery Maw' to Ilse Parity et Menke to 10 IS 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 10 10 2 2 1 I eatteribote. tity. Thst Mr. John R misoel. and Mealtodee Gibh. Ser. roe, be arpoinsed ftsspiptions front lb. fries& of t•tilitti.b. al imam, thstogitoat the Uaited Kingdom, to earn the Above purpose join eNet"..111011. lily. That Mr. Joh* Rowland be ?mum; tad Mr. rise, Thompams. deeretmry. oak. That Setweripti.o 11..iths be °reed at Jackson and Marderti and at the once Soikseders is 110..ae0. 1110R111 i) EV n X C NTT' tft. WIPP uric ESTFit SHEEP, AND MIrtoLK 1101111.41 i STOOL. I will tern. Bewdle% M SO. 1141; d everal pair of , . owe**.ll,,tka. oehmalopted to feed or in anik ; tam tyely voloolee %ening Roll , . and tome exceeding int Cows; nearly It. Anire Mord and Throdes 2 that Mee been Mod with ioltnite,rate form the best Sates io Leire.aerdeltre, awl warty AMC oanot.er Weaberd. in a gn..d e fur •Me hawker, or to ria to Turnips t several vary capiod &Wolk Pooch More% OW are Niggled to Mr. atilde's well-known I tStalion of shot lilted. Oat &weskit-tattle aurafter of Horde !Stork fa I aged. from foals to tbreedl ran , thlt are deteended front the beat Uwe (for agrirelletal torpors) in the county of ,Itlrolk., pat Rev. Kerr Vat Khan Al Lin) d's. Parish of Steeple Aa len, per Kr'. H. Alfatit la addition to theCol ktilon at Spilrby Clwarcb. hr Rev. J. H. Sonialey Irma Daiwa FHemh Jobe 6-ad Freya the Pariah of !Hoke Irtesnosi l s, De won. prr Her. Wm. Mobley At dirt stadifla. Colle. lion ut h. welt. aerie lAteda. pre Rev. J. Dluarar• t er 31.15a.6i 1 . 1 nwe • Mader. arse 1. , eds. per Kew. T. Cleat h 25 1 . Ils. Id. 1 Dino ni Woltalf•le- Dole, tarter a Ser. • sn•ot. preached by 'by Rev. C. S. LW- I dare Ils. 6J. 1 $ 1 14 118 I I ... . . i WIN LS AND IrESNIENTAD LIQUORS. AO i nitili.l,.-1, Price 1410. 6 1 . se ha.ard t. W: ___ O ENQUIRIES .INTO TAB EFFECTS Of rutio Ks rEn- LIQUORS. ,%h Eagravingt. 1) a VlA7illt-D4t l P lllllO . Do fetrocatei Llooton voidribate tn health ? Of to strtodb I or to littoral. or haellettnol e (Alto& ? or lo conviviality I a to perano:ll beauty? lo driokini A arCtilbilrif comatitilocv wolo "soon'? Hno sot& a man to nbvinia eititost injury to his &WO" Pls ihere o u r evil in mu# rite in dolent's* P Itiottil Int J. J.lm and 4, 0. St. Pawl's Chutch-vated. Is • 2! 4 IIIIITOSIN AL ROWEL COMPLA tNfi MPROVED TINCTURE OF COLIINIgO, KOOT, •ftliciiimwd by the first ate iral talents, as a tape. gear regard) fur 'hose en.ept.tints ..1 the st..up,el4 nod bowel tableb are raised IN ems apt ..r areuraul:ited toile. and *high 941 -evail al she. scow's*. lb posers restos tag the tone of ritumserii and Morels, as:sl as a canceler of aeransouinta We, nod u alks Wahl she a-saal disorders *era-limed by bile, as • as.e.s a I:maid ..rtite the ..ittessch, nervosa , sick head Erbeas reS;lesiosers of mind, wow of appetite, are well described b 3 the $ Dr. Persessal iu his celebrated Treat;,e on this teat sas and its its po•ers in violent onatitings and . terra , me particularly war% Ilhoses,als ate streaked with Moat Is olleciates the sirketers so•st insoisiste. oresolaned be pregame!, and the crossirima and los RIMS whiels the acute pain i o terilaw morale , labels. A prropeet , o Isrielly de s cribing its efficacy and medical eha 'morn may Is; lead 0440 LegrL:s Warelususe, Na. It, Charles-sireet. C i ryesit-cartN:ti, where is is wild at 7r. a honk, dory engirded g' at *rep Iv tiles fur 11. duly read package-bar g tor Og-Itaartall, Royal It srlosengs. s Ward. $ ilaaMoft OW lissl4-11firei ; and Barry, Uridge-street, Vita- Illinsler. • :Oa ‘;`'.l" ~1". ~ ~ -: • ,Ait 41# Crirresi,oadent _ _ • widcb-bas , a i l i ti r ezeists tAoattaisuloaers ri . . 111 . Mr. Dallas, A iiippien to bate for Its object to doioand , and soldiers of all ranks, in proportions to be tier* seipolloßtiectioss' Alia ' - and, un til after fised; and that the high pay for Length of .bets. bit Opium, it (bikini , _ . . oaritsity tesitesilftl. .- circulated _ the ~ .. anti -.. lligi ar Gestintainnt, A, muses , --.--- rh. . 'tlitigotifilies. will I.. 4lPidevie ;finis o ta - n be the dent exii o t jed ing sta tie le. iohnno ihteti4 neigkammarhaiid of , it Hull. per Res. S. • H. linuser HO. M. U. -- lee Further Smilsevieties Thee. al/ . Ais Belgium forged pieces of in Owl ) of Morettgo. ~,. • of YOvo• of rim, Cnsoly si T ilm. tw• filtnol, of the year 180?, had of one franc, oft PAW'S % Sem 7.—The celebrated English trite . 1.61. es. tr. the year 1/111: I Actor,' Kemble,, has been bete some dP'js. lie sit ,ll.,t ha se •J . - 116 'Majesty has lost a zealous and faithful sub. not, it is said % remain longer than a Month. tF wg ;"!__ • "',",. pm ' R q ire, and the Shirr an enlightened and honest admit. I VIVINA, Ana. 27.—1 n answer to no Addtwill Avid. itoree Is. 10. 14. ; nhitotor , by the death of Monsieur Malooet, Mi. ' presented by a Deputation from Venice; the Coaird ‘ l si .'" eb re ,r 4 ; l 4 gr .= ' . ties' ter - of Marine . In France, and in the Colonies, Ga:xtie contains the following Speech of the Ea. a ir Li ,. ~1,,1e gWilip.ikkj - ht , had filled with distinction different places in the Per , r4; sentiments *bleb yob have expressed, ill ors. PerrviNewhery . , ille l lit Administration of the Marine. In the Constituent ! -48 ropirs.3puillsoilla , C. . , .. , .0- Assembly he was remarkable for his devotion to the, the name of your Constituents, convince me that the Taalleeliso to the OIA : • ... Kieg and the wisdom of his opinions. On Ms re. ! Venetian people have lost none of their indent Clears, stru.stield. • tern troll etnigratiou, Bonaparte called him to the 1 , rights to my affection. When Venice, in con* Nom ssessmotnee ..a 1 CntrliCil of Stare ; but the virtuous inflexibility of Ms , quence of the political events which shook Europe, Tissaisiisiax 0.1%, rßev. I. !sail. , principles mode-him go as an elite to Tours, where I was united to my Empire, this State preserved, on. ll 42 ' s 0 lot.temained till the arrival of Louis XVIII. der my Government, the saute spirit of order which, Din. from the Pa.; v 44 at avmarmard, "The Duke of Orleans and the Princess of Sicily, lin former times, had been the bulls of its Republican Doi 17 ~"? :Ms stiff, and Mademoiselle d'Orleans, his sister l Constitution. The unhappy situation of the 11 or M l 4 At flan. miateouid • Co. •.. aeshed et Lois on the s th of this month. O n at this epoch necessarily Impeded the measures and Colletom is the Pa- he. iltli, the Duke of °keens, accompanied by the ! the activity of all Governments. Thus it was im..., ri,lm If VI rimier,. Der:f Llostiglioste, reviewed the National Guard : possible for me to show the Venetians to their 'bold Km Williams Leese% 10 0 eitent the beneficent effects of the paternal rind' At WO's. I The Fluke of Orleans arrived this day at Paris. " pies upon which II desired to rule over them. I now S. Meador Van*. Uses Miler. s 0 1 Ps4-out are at preterit employed in digging in the find you such as I left you, and no obstacle can in: * Ater, ... Tuica... - I Park of irentaistbleair, near the labyrinth. The ob.l tripoli* to prevent the execution if the plans I have givioe Day, alter a . kid to to seek for a treasure which, according to the , formed for your happiness. Your provinces will al.t, Stumm, per ars. W. '4..lier 311.45 . 64 . ' testiMony of an old man, was buried there by order 1 ways be one of the brightest gems in my Crown; OtheeCmilribillions at of Leuis XVI. at the time of his flight to Verennes. l they shall recover- their ancient prosperity ; cum. Wedges:nee '9 4 This is not the first time that similar information he'sl l metre, resuming its rights, shall be restored to Its Addithosine Conecii am es Ts the i been given, which has not turned out to be correct ; . former channels; the industry of a goad people shell Day, as coma- . : but what givel some appearance of probability to i he supported and encouraged by rand and protect. dr.ll. Wells ' 4) 1 1- 1 1 . this information is, that a leaden boa, containing a i lug laws •; Venice shall regain der rank among Lie 3.V. Atiessionst Itelorrie. ,_ 1 Illicr a ,etas already been found. • I lest eNies in the ;writ" . rota Wiese. terday die iiies, vrhich - trete to have been ron 1 The Annewlimss of Constautisople who maintain water, per Ucv. W. Waller 6 0 on Suntley, took place in the Champ-de-Mars. Of 1 commercial isiterceerse with Persia / state,. that the -myroll. sf i twelve barges that started,. sill ran twice round the I lease, of EarOPOSO Powers against the Usurper of ''sek"ek" - itstep.aleahlers in six minutes: This was followed France, and the happy resell of this war, hawk It 0 0 by a second attempt, made by i'pertect horse, whose produced a strong sensation among all the Courts j genealogy was a little disputed, though he had his of Asia. Many of the' Blahowielan ikince" hat* 4 certificate of birth. The father and mother of proposed to postpone their own quarrels,_ and to this fine animal were English, but they were phi- enter into a common alliance against a aristisui sone of war; and the horse ire qoestion was born Prinet power has a constant tendency to whoselonersat Verdun during their captivity . in the race th is aggrandizement. Hence, should any Mussulnian horse was six minutes and some seconds going twice Prince be attacked, all the others shall take up arms. round, but in the experiment *hick was afterwards in Ms behalf. made be did it in four minute's and a half. All the letters from Poland agree in regarding the • One of be newest caricatures is called the Turner re-establishment of Poland in independence beas in Despair. It represents a Sol dier and his Mistress I definitively settled. The Emperor o its i d f Russa wilt going to the Guinguette to celebrate the peace, while I King of Poland, and Prince Constantine Viceroy. Barnet)°, the turner, is employed in m'king crutches The kingdoin will have its Dignitaries, Great °Seers, and wooden legs, on which are the letters S. M. L Ministers, Army, Treasury,pli&es c. The news from Italy that, notwithstanding et R. and is lamenting the loss of his business. In the Sitting of the Chamber of Deputies of this the Orders of the Day to recal or retain the Italians day, M. lalosette explained his plan respecting the under their colours, the desertion continues to sap local taxation of Communes. Their budgets are to I ment. After some examples of severity, in order not be prettered by the Municipal O f f icers, and examined i to aggravate the existing feeling, recourse has been by the Prefects and Sub.Preferts ;so that the we'll- j had to soothing measures and Battery—medals and 'ion of die Council of State ou these subjects will not i marks of honour have been liberally promised, but be necessary. without effect. Nothing is talked of in Italy and Germany bet of A vo. 28.—The Court Gazette has this day pub. the re-establishment of the Jesuits. It is feared that lished the following Answers returned by the Em. these able men will resume their ancient influence.— peror to the Deputies of Illyria and the Tyrol : Bet different times di ff erent manners. The people ' 6 MESSIEURS. DEPUTItt Of ILETRIA, now knew 1-hat this celebrated bode can do , and i " The most panful sacri fi ce, which in a long see. whit they - wish to do. Although they acknowledge , cession of years of trouble, I was under the nee's.. no other Sovereign than the Pope, it is likely that j sity of making to my duty, as Sovereign of a great A these Governments who may wish to restore them, ! Empire, was the consenting to the separation of se.e ' would choose that they should acknowledge Priem ' 'oral of my faithful provinces from the rest of the ' .... also. The new Jesuits will be mere modest, users : State. - A system founded on the distraction of l - 1, 1 !. than the former ones.— ! every idea of order, could alone preteribe sech ea. - A discreet, and less cunning Fewer people a ilt"now be found hi enrol themselves crafts as thole which I made. The evil is now rail I under the standard of St. Ignatius, and the cowl dicelly destroyed, and its destructive effects dimp. is d o fonger in 'efficient estimation to become for. pear alms aloog with it ; yoe will therefore return, . mabi Without having the gift of prophecy we to remain for ever under the sceptre of sny House. venture. to predict, that the influence of tbe Jeseete , You have shown during them years of severe trial, ~ will net exceed that of the Capechins. Cujas, seho !eat nothing could shake the fiddity which you inise. was as good a Christian as he was to lawyer, yet he; eked from o ur fathers. Your happiness will be the , :,,,,,, did sot iike the Jesuits, as appears by his wili t ipvincipal object of my ambition, and I shall rest's,' dated 1500, " Let none of my books, ' says 1/40 to your provinces their ancient prosperity. A tear 64 be veld to the Jesuits, said let care be takes ges.,l flattering prospect is opened to es ; Europe Wilt to whee they are sold., list persons should be employed_ joy peace for a long amber of years, and ho ti • to purchase then for the Jesuits." 1 course of a few your woends wilt be sufficiently Pam, Sem Io,—An Ordoenance of the Direct , ! healed. Yoe will find in me the same fattier to tor-General of the Police of am Kingdom mg"; whom you have given so 'may affecting proofs of pt. the measures of the Police, which are to be obseeped . thchment, which he bassinet. forgotten." , . the 1 lth, i ktth, and 2bils September, nn occasion of I 66 Mammas, Dlterttes or ins TYIIOI, the fetes of St. Cloud.—The Tribunal of the Come - 1 46 The sentimentswapreseed to me by yore, le the , tire Police, is occupied at this time with an affair in name of the inhabitants of yoorcoontry,anrthemsee which 1,5 individuals, chiefly print.sellerv,.are-ac. with those which your ancestors have dellearedan cased a-offences against decorum, by the eshibition miost,and of which you yoerselves have givelliseathe: ' meet affecting proofs in times of prosperity Olid thin of adversity. Theme chment of the Tyrolese tolls . * House a Awsteitr, become to evrry nation of Europe a model of fidelity. You hen tristnelesd . over the fatality of circumstances. 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Arms — Hof' o Im. .: . . r::= • lowa !! ~ . 1 , .; e l: ii .. te -; .! • _. ..0.f..- - . - ..., -•- - ... - c - '7.•,,..77 -- • . . . ..r • . . . ... , .. . 4PEits •• ' (1100 ii 4 iPriltei leriaridiarto l ai 4; ' „ rifswitilit a pi rmy D arse r yArea, . , . 4 w ____ _straltisi 'N . . - giadiuupr iertta i i , tit . ' ' . i i ..." . nill • - .._ •. , . peil, ... trios silo ~, llitofaT. i i tie . . , 'Lk 1 : 1111. E th e POlnnutter for ' • • lig P•blic are r 411 , 106/1 Y 1111"1"di that --- ' ' otsrt r4s .. to (4E114.!i1Y a n d Mier eiriis of dors. '' - ' •t eg" .. tor p o r, ei, he •pr ',Phis Ism ood•reoe edighteroo . , • . . , . ----. k. p , sot;:p . *WAN gat off jodoydsie it 1 1111 Y Mies fie erdllthat he* Net WM; lei tease • Ott•ersiinoo. voila vi ew Esophuosese. inns, CONTINI.Iir ore Aindstonally artytatog ~iliaiatatio asap." . , ' 1 a 118010 - CAM ON 18 _ o w seevoms of the wi-e awl leAtta. di.ori altos 4 liritab Mead- died ill tie eared*. on *a joarney into the 1 a , - 1.11 1 .0‘ 81 . . !• - , rt ii. Cr Or 6 .•• 1 " , '"i lialhardil i 11.44 Se l liseblif ' ; 6ity mow ste-,0/f.rPn iv .oheitechk of tbe late mar. ibey am" d e ' '* - t rei the aist or France. The Mikes of I deasese *bids, ceWli, a • • . -. gibe entormed she etintsafs of r I aloe eitarred with evieWed espreatioat of die cnotfidence sail .• i "PP—. i • . TON ' ItIVALS. I a nd bencoidenceor reheNlMMe is this footnoted country t A WI 4etri, ho rand uniforsn, were on ' arcrer . ,Seerd 64 Use star and wog; .$ 1" Vow *Web • thenorise Itorestelemees, dB 11111*elipflibill la i th i ej o bagzetioliar e t oto. 4 ck *toe doors o f the carriage. aecompankd litd tttaloyal Family ; lice the Boorldtsm Moo. , Aaverstsemenso. mod col ,by - 11diloti 1. conies as Bristol aad kir av • y egoadrons of cavalry. Monsieur goes to '. alesis as Cninsiat of the Ottani% link 114deeasea Oat . - ' 1 eristatouriaa villas* : -- ='ITH • A Tid 1.... k. li kL. awliNt iiititl)l l . 4. '; E •r • • . ' vide countries which hate •seiFered most from I king, assuring him of their fidelity indlititachmesit. • ... atmetofo-tottee4swarlirs. lostitt P. Cookornirtity. Breve. a 1 S resent rvrNING, Sept . 14, w ill i tars to the Amorissiim of Wire of Bristol, dated A0g.31, the tinkles of war s to early skillet the consols:I At the close of this every arch *as sata t 'and ais bp pref. owed, .•-• • • • tido 'of his gramma, arid eneprir. Into the distress 'anieeesai shout to ascended from the lronita"*" . Yeas I M I DAS. Afore orieh. ' • I • Bs lltitt . a Dower, hie;in, awl Co. any trill.ceeeive the no . - . of 10111 remitted_ to tbea) by trelawl, Braeasolo.. and CON °Cra , 146.44 y recent events, Wattle the organ of Ifs, we swear be true, long live fhb K ng: J IRE CIIILD OF NATURe.' • ' t i s l ik bent; the Code/lion takde its obi. ouy..aoitaosorof the bene fi cent intention of his Majesty, and the In- UPOrr which his Majesty was ad dieply adksed, slut ries .heaps, 112 e Female or Ladies' Asseciatioo. I Jitter "bitty ORAN* At.LIANCE. Ti. width la di be adds. (oe=bebalf a (ohs rail' Orphism of Commies, give* ~. bv direival esidiello. elopes of item& o yaw will. therefore, .. port, and the terpreter of his measures Os repair their tosses.— he threw himself into his brother's arms with tress , * ". Mater proceeds by Tinos, N ugen t , Chatillon, tears of joy gushed front hit eyes.... T111101;Tit THE TARTAR. . is PliAliq ii , acid" teasel lr..rlPrege to than eters ibe Nap, Lyons,' litc !The . scene of enthusiasm whibb edged is beyond • ' aio r 141 : i j""!" . ", " 141.1"sed" Cr a" 7.,.. 6 r,....e"wa t ., a i l , II "Y' 1 .1) . Oar Correspoodent at Client leaves no doubt of deaceiPlinn• ": /i " i !br a wl " 6. 1111.—r" ' 1!. 6a is i Mares ' ' t r mite 7 "Nlrlaetett with e.--- " iiig tbt'coolness whicb-has taken place betweett the Eng. 1 His Maiest7 lie by a Decm, ordained line itta . . ....-Lune' n4ileci. IL I Seemed Pelee , ''" Ir. tad Cleliii 16 111 . ty..bota.literontl.fries. 6d. - I/ ow to lie opened at half rout tare aseloti; I. - Wel, foot ad ,- HA end Americas gentinissioners at the Congress.—. every year from 18111, at the period of general in: Aswan ati". 4, Illi " gi i. " .. "7 . ' 7::::.,,_ 41003 le siifie & I sadore of Sfr. Daßes, one of the latter, for 1 spection, leave of absence will be iron to olltsert . .. _ . . A ..A a.,lsilines of •II .antra_ in ntnnaortinns to be hers • CRILDN'S ANNUAL. SALE u ter Ed else farm Fa , 4. Kitart. seer B 4 111etwatilf Pitindilf, Sept. sheet re Sp isttlistessesitsodel.iitosi of I Nardi Devon Ciotti.; rorbistiog of itp will Heifer., stinted es most t Hullo sod revel in fowl Of fa MI 'I 4 °r .4 " ." el/6ravig4s. The Wench Papers . .pop,p6 loog tiettki Is of tikeitii: upstsge. of their cologoolit_tho DivioeW_Gotirtlin . i i b . C h "Va i P".. • Pit 1 1, 001.1 11 0 ° . 0 0 th! ft Pr/1 01 , IVW " " Ili Mini * I h6ors ,‘ • ter t .• I . - „ .. 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