The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-26 00:00:00

i i : • No. ram. - .4 , . i_ i , • ma. wumutEAD—GENUINE STATEMENT or' FM 18. Lia-tratAd by is fie yboihn Elivitylag of Mr. Whitbread's hatid•wi odor and aa.tograph, price ls. 6d. - - - N ACTIIENTIC ACCOUNT of the late Cl MR. Witt fBREA D. ritahtsling of Fart' and Anecd,.tele retsti,g LATTER DAYS and DEATH, developing toe r,uva aikido led ill that deplorabir event, with a brief Ile Moir of his. Life, mid the genoine Report of the nightie, t piu bburt - hand. !tud w ticii publithed. By FRANCIS The *Jay Reporter preout at the Inquest held is Mr. Whit .bressCs hne . Printed for W. Hope. 05. Fleet-street. • • t Also; price Is. TRIBUTRS f the PUBLIC PRESS to the MEMORY f MR. WHITBREAD, selected from the dilterest Jiouriuils. fIUTTING' TAUGHT; also Men of F'ashion's V . CLOTH F. 9. Ladies' HABITS. PELISSES, uni young HUSSAR and other Dremes„ runtime ID be mule by F. DIETRACHSEN, iu 104 well-known elevat tuol totee ,lor stde ..f cut grid fitting," at No. 1?, Rathbone- place, Lon- C )))))) try Itftitleoth way be infaraied boa to transtait their ..e.skure in a letter. _ _ Cards or 'prim for Teaching Tailors to cut on F. D.'s anato tillirld and 015i$ Mle and correct plan. to he had as ithove, or by po •.--Ismnyrsioss Tables lU , . each.—Paid letters mils ad ottsrd.—Pisper Models suppited to Country Tailors.—Mastcrs with Forrineit, nod Foremen with Situations. s A NEW PATENT HAT. datsLON and Co. have now to offer fo the Public ILA ***SILK HAT, combining every requisite a Hat ought to pones s it has all the appearance of the fittest a 4 most exquisite beaver. is equally light, will wear twice as long, .cells of a better shape, which it retains to the last ; it *lll ke , to.r change its colour, which is the moss he . sutiful black ; nor ste v if+gloss, if worn for seven years ; nu weather will ever is:- it.ra (hear Huts ; pike 2&. (TALON -and Co. Manufacturers, 424, Strand, corner of Bed fas :kw rect. _ _ . Merchants and Dealers,who wtsh for superinr Silk Hats, will r.m;uit their advantage in noticing this Advertisement. FIRST DAY'S DRAWING, JULY 19. No. 11.179. A PRIZE of £20,000, Was fwl4 in One Quarter, Two Eighth!, and Eight Sixteenths, By RICHARDSON. COODLUCIC. and Co. SECOND DAY'S DRAWING. 0-M OR R 0 W, NINE O'CLOCK. Third and Last Day, AUGUST 1: RICH WHEEL. Prizea .xio,noo 1.. too .46 o I,ono 4.. (in Gold):.. • • 59:5 15 ... 100 And the lull proportion of ',LSO aad 415 Primer. Tiekei4 and Shares. warroo.d undravra, are tiow On Sale hy PI.IIARDSON. HOODLUCK. and Co. Caseractrirs for present Loitery, at their 01Sees, Gornhill, add Glinting- • • - ,- ' RIC(' WHEEL. • • - ; th.li Tde Myr In Draw. and the Great Prises of • X#0,00(1. ..e*t.t 0.), • • - • . .. • Liken ire 1 Prise of .‘"1,060 • 3..( in Gold) - 1.0a4 • 4 ~.. _ 1 I. • . %old) ' . !>25 ' 1 Arid I-proportion of arid and 11 5. yet undrewn. • I.:GOND DAY OF DRAWING, . • 1 1 0.4 MORROW, NINE O'CLOCK. Thlid Intl Last Day. Tutitlay, AUGUST 1. Warranted 'lndrawn Tickets and Shares are Selling by 'AR ROLL-Arad Ca. Contrareur far the pre.ent ',flurry. 7, '4•robblil, and 16. Ctfool-strer t ; where No. 7.111., one of the i lira Prises drawn the Fiat Da', war Sal/ in Shares. AROMATIC for the Interiorof Houses, hacio hero ustd with roostont sneers* for tient I 10 year., nod nbtafred the approbation of Government. utid pee of the first rhororters in she United Kingdo,e, IN co ti rude recommended to 's!.e Public am n discovery of gr t- I dries quickly, n ith a gloss or tint kurfare, of a dorabb ucl William colour, which, when boiled, say be wo.hed ui r•occed. _ _ ._ s.td in jars of nil col •ars, _ready prepnred rm use , nt the hire Work-, so. 11, OW-street- rond ; and at the Ware -I.ll‘e, 21, 11!ydief-soreet, Covent carder, where the most tot• Ivziet..r•• Th.n is.ptsi :1• !any be seen, trod References Liven vto tehnter. B..nkerg, and mow) , of the Nobility. • N. U. The CULAP I bl pENETRAIIII.IIi ANTI-C,OIIIIO. vg PAINT, of vatioro colours, pattonised by the ttkw e :, Nits. (MITA 9.IPDII.ITCA. 4ri DR. CADY'S ANTI VN.NER.EAL DROP. I.! ..%holetale. vetn,l. nrni fur espnrintion., by the Proprietor. 5. Gun:rd....tree. Lei... Act—quart. London. ZOIIIiNG can be more important to those at dieted with the Ve..ereal Mien,. or nny slimrtlcrs ni kin g in the impurity of the blood. us well n.s tneWtore posterity. n tint& 0n...h complaints -be immediately removed. 111 ever ;;e of rlivorder wherein %titivation ions frequently failed, whea riarather mesas cupid re-tare the unhappy sufferer in ul.h. the Gunn Siplitliticn has been the cueOual remedy In e•vittlish brnhh tro#nelivity. l'he effect or these °corm ore abloom imperreptilsle in their a-stion giving strength nod tone to thr *rt., r set 1 :tr.! %%el, WI placing in the calthwts of eaptaius and umstzrs ut tiny will keep good in All clitiwytey. old in holies in To. bd. elicit. '• • Medical nod sergical advice,. gl at fr• at eight till ten in moraine. •.- s r i -~ -~ Os' •, LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1815. " The Cause for siAlcit I.l4urnio as Aid, wed tiroficr dud on icalf;id; Subscriptions of the Town of BCDVORD. in aid of the General subscriptions for the Sufferers in the glorious Vic tory of Waterloo. Trans mitted by the Rrv. Dr. Phil lip Hum, Juts 42. Ilk. Duke of BeaWA. Recorder ie2lo 0 Right 11011. Lord W. Rui.sell, M. ' l . 10 10 Hon. W. Walde vive, M. P. 10 10 Green, Esq. Mayor 10 10 Knt. 10 10 • Messrs. J. and T. Barnard 10 10 Geo. Lisius, 10 10 Rev. Chi. Aboutt, • O.•D. 5 5 T.T. Dowson,lisq. 5 John Do!. Iraq. 5 5 T. Kidiwin i 4.q. 5 5 Mena.. pla sh 5 .5 Mr. Joan Pu'ley 5 5 Mr. Henry Pulley 5 3 Mr: Watkins 5 5 Miss Coulson 5 0 Messrs. Leech and Green 4 CiPt.Colby,R.N. 3 3 Major Horner, • [RAE Malta, 3 3 Rev. Phillip Hunt, n. 3 3 . John Miller, Esq. 3 J ir herd P.m . cc,lisy. 3 3 • Me. WM .11 totriumni :I 3 Choi ks 3 3 Mr. (l. Nl:ff.:alley 3 0 si s 'pomp. 88 8 : 4 hall SuLaerip slur* 27 8 • -461 11 -.~--, -,.~-- TIIE IsLlt KING MONOPOLY EX.i'LGGED. . V. is now eel Inih that the art of tnanufacteiing LIQUID BLACKING has Profiled she act's of lean- FE.CtION, 1h..11 there iP /Intl hap been is c.impptitiou belween ...it m Ar ki nu m.:ken., wi,l k h ha. given n .par to ihe•insen ,:no. awl we cal fr.. • actual e‘perim.er Pay. dial AICIIA RD I'IJRNER.I4 BLACKING MANUFACTURE, in the Loin luu 14,.ad. South w::tk, has uur clecilled preference; aver any .e leave let « to ..r made tri..l of, and p. ritralitie4 tie fed. mi..fi e j are • 001 fls se.ne ran excel. nn:l f •9 , 7 'ran equal. RCA!. JAPAN :BLACKING. in onl al she a1:a.5.0.1 anew, before the Right Ilan. Lord Mover. June 29. 1815. • ~i 1 Rielt.iid .er. 11.-1. London .quad. Southwark. in the • ants ;•• key. blusiiirorrurer, ionkesh Oath and •.alk, .t.thr RRAI.JAPAN•BLRCKING 1141 W sande cad •old by ••ini, in hi. own proper name. at limufactury, in she I.oodon Road .ifire.ssist, continues in be (nude by the inune workmen, who have hitherto been employed by this It-ponent in his Riosines. mod k of the tonne quality in ail revrets. ;is finis which, wider she wines of tir:onGe 1)A Y unit flasite MARTIN, liax for ,eves-al years taxi puss, h-en prepared and soil nl she said Allinsfacior,, in Sixpenny, Shilling, and I;i,,lneenpeony Bottles. GREEN PAINTS. 'HE following much - approved GItF. E N 1. PAINTS are manufactured tq JAM ES CR VASE I SON, 53, W Efir s.ti rii F I M.D. 1.0 , ti 110 N, and are ',tied in the pre-eryntion and beiutifsitie of eve' y &serip hof 000 rt• win It es po.ed to the weather. Sold in cask. of i.ounds each. and upward.. it , .. I. lovi,ible Green, it 564. per cwt. this Pri.t. witirli . is mime's` neat in it.; appenrancP, is, 1 ~! the Inoue., of its price, particularly applicable to the re common portant" of painting, it being equally durable :h the nto.t expensive colours. ~...2. A good o.ivetfirrrn. at 4.. per lb. 'a. t. A niperior ditto. at ls.-6d. per lb. .0. 4. Spiiisah Olive Green. at 4.‘. 60. per lb. •o. 5. Pineal Gras. Green, at 3.4. per lb." he 'kin last-wentioned Green.. front their great richness and uhat, ‘ e t coloar, are peculiarly calculated for the urea- Jai putt of out door palatine. . U. sad p.m beg lease to state, as distinguishing qunli tic. the above Paints, that they are finely ground in Hose , d . aril titiiliout nay admix ape of eve:menu. sub., awes, rii servirg may to increase the weight of the arti le, are 3 ii6o3 iuu,, or add nothing to its c,.ential properties us a i • Linseed Oi fur thinning the above paints, at per o. G. Jnynn Green. fur Venetian blind.‘. ctni.ters, fenders, . in hnttles, with printed Direrito: t, tit Is. 64.-34.—nnd rub.- This healtift.l rnh.nr may :0,4• be a putli 1.1 to Ma o v r ort.a4teuttsi tt-door purpose., .ts painting in% er-stands, eta. the. . .. o Gentlemen Liking 51. worth of the nhove colours, a dip. d iir.fibe per cent. will be allowed; or 101. WOI (It, ten per , for se.:.tly parley. item,. f the Gi rent may be seen at ih..• M inufortory. i ulie Wiiite Lewd, Puini Oils, nod Col itipi of every de. ti n, nn, ourderate terms; any of which, wteu required, 'idi‘ s ,piQuied for use. inonwt o reni lif till S.Rf. of Varnirhei. r 1 .nite w iil bud ti.r nhove articks lenfilfy of their aUra. :.: w them a fe..4141 taloa aacc will be mule. -•~~ " • ,•• •.. .. ... „,,.. . N . . , , • . tatkailii2..; , ..4*- 4 "Z‘irePt ":likitiNlSZATtirtt: 4,tt si ii-1i f ;1 4. 75 , .;. 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A Pamphlet has recently. eppear'ed in holland, en- strong : Minise 3000 " ati W n a s e ke , ts have been gi,en to them : owtea 9 are, requested to be addressed to the Committee at the titled Bon ars e ' s Portfolio, taken at Charleroi, third of thesespeopledre, howaver, City . dr Leneen Tavern. still ustartbmi : I Subscriptions are received at l o loyd's I at the City of London Tavern, and by all the Rankers of the afeiropsti. Jane 20, 1815, Part L It is p re f a c e d by th e fol.. s think alit is sufficient, is they may contidite to be . tatement :—Mr. V' U c h elen, one of,esur armed with the muskets which are ;lady l'nlefied, and Amount of Subscriptions already ndverti v ed ir51.683 9s . Od. 1146,11 who was Made prisoner on.the 17th of Jose, an as we have still 300,000 men to ann, • who should he James watt, Esq. of A Collectial at the .44. 4 ' Ileathfirid,Stalfurd. ' • Chapel of Denley , 0 rt, ~ in taken to Charleroi, was there forgotten by the levied. Pray give me the assurance that from this shire __.; • i A I French on their defeat £3l 10 shire, . , . Lorraine, James Watt, jun. Esq. date to the 15th, all the Notional Guards in Alsace, flit o 31 10 coulee by the Rei. at Belle Alliance. He pro- . &man Beery Sterry 3 3 P. S. Ward • 47_, 0 fitO . 0( the opportunity, declared himself Comman dant of the town, and with the assistance of some and Dauphins , shall be armed." Y. S. I I The Inhabitants of thie 1 armed people whom he collected, he stopped the A fourth letter to Erkmuld is as follows :—One' hundred and fifty-eight naval cannon have beers A Female Patriot ~1 1 Parish of . Chti`st- Edward and James • chureh,Sarrey, after Of the ponder and other waggons, and .rule 50 0 , a Serni.M. by the ! plundering . . sOl t 1 0 te n v . . R .1 ,. . ,, t1 .: mwri b. n , J. p laced security la pieces of cannon, and many brought to Paris. Look to it that they be placed in battery by the 30th inst.; 80 others will be brought A Friend ' in secu ' 4 leder tameable articles. He brought.a large port- The Lenthersellers' tiafore that date. It is important that these 440 Company 52 10 A Collection at the Brussels, and it was found to be the port- Pieces should be mounted by the 40th, that I may It. oral W. kitchens 21 0 Pare.h Church of folio to Tae Earl of D:troley LI) 0 Lee, in Kea', after . , i folio of Baron Fain, First Cabinet Secretary to Bo - All- the document, .therein contained are -be without anxiety about the city of Paris." Kul Horne (;oidoo 51 101 a S,•rrnon, by the I" I wish'," says he, in another letter to the War . - S. and J Paymer 10 16 I Rev. Geoige L 'eke, of very recent date; and as they throw cons id era ble Hampstead emitter; I Rector WM. Its. 6d. ' light on the internal situation of France, our , Go- • the i.Minister, " to hare a statement of the muskets, and near Charch-row, a John Madgmn 3 0 places where they are. Send 6000 to Saissons, Collection offer a - 13. C. 1 0 • 'eminent has permitted the printing of (hens. The '• 1 0 be at my disposal, 3000 to Guise,' and 3000 to _. Serwoss.by the item A Collection made at of the publication are destined for . the Jacob Snelgar, ou St. Btu I.IIOIOIIW W I p r ofits of the wounded. The first article communicated is belied .. A.,•essas. But they most be sent quickly, that, ~ the 2.3.1 of July 17 0 'Chapel, Kinesl tad,' •wean we are victorious, I may arm with them the . Thomas Imemn 5 5 by the Kew. J. HA -14 0; The Parish of Kea- STOCK EXCHANGE. i a report to Bonaparte himself from C t I •b • hits onlerly-o ffi cer, on the war in V 12,1111 sari °is. ~ peasants in Belgium, Liege, &c. Give the also I. , bmkton, in Middle- John Itatherfnid 21 0 • .. Vendee. lie ' list of the B urn officers who are here. Send als o ies, for the families G. Walker . 2 1 1 1 : si eve, from Nantes, under date of the sth of June, ! a Belgian Siaff Officer for the suite of the Geeetal . 1 of the Soldiers of Rev. W. E. Keys 93 0 ' that General Charpentier must have at least I.° 000 ' Staff. You know how necessary these•People'imay, the United Kingdom W. T. S. exclusively, who J. Slontan 5 0 -.1 i were killed or se. B. - 5 0 men, to restore the country to order. In a memo- I become" 10. dal of General Charpentier, it is state that General Another letter to the War Minister, of the It ill s' verely wounded, by S. B. • Meson:. W. Smite, & D. Daunt. 5 5 . Travot' had only 2300 troops of the line at his dis. of June, is as follows :—" Acquaint Marshal Suchet B. Finch, Church- Miner, Nrich, Esl- . 'by _Estafette and by telegragh that hostilities w ill •1 wardens MI. 11.. 6,1. morons, nod Cu. .21 0 ' pm:. • John Hall 2a *0 R. H. M. • 10'. In a Report from the Orderly Officer Planet to I commence on the ! make himself master of blur 14th, a n d thatasn that day Ife - may. Wolter Irvine 105 oIES. G. 1 01. 42 _ 10 10 i witaparte, dated Montauban, June 3, it is said, ! tmeillep, It is necessary Walsh:tin and Bishops 52 1, General J. Orr people in , that he should make hostile movements before that 3 0 I among other things—" the spirit of. the S. Johasonst -- . • !., -- - 1 the department of the Tarn and Garonne is extremely time ' To the Minister of Marine, Bonaparte wrote on • Some Inhahitantsrif the ~., I bad ; the words country, glory, independeuce, ells Borough of ' South.' ' - is m s 0 , tional cause, are there objects' of ridicule." • the 11th, " I direct that you break off all commuei. oark,.on account cations by sea, and that no person nor packet boat Colonel Campbell 10 10 , In a Report from the Orderly O ffi cer, Resigny, The Loyal Greenwitit -. ! dated Bourdeaux, we read the following among other dare to pass any more, under any pretence whatever." Volunteer., by C 01.., . The following is another letter, dated Paria,..fune Campbell ' Be - 0 statements :— The popular feeling at 13ourdeaux les 11, 'to his favourite Orator, Count Regnault • ... Hen. Knotar, of Ham. 1 can assure your Majesty, detestable. It at • pre. Ide Si burgh 02 0 Jeae•D'Angely':— Battey Collection, • , setst.seems to be peaceable; but it can in no respect } natioional 8 9 be dttpended upon. Attachment to the Boorboasis • K I here received your letter. I have filed et 1 . 60,000 frahcsOneluding every thing, the salary of Willimis T u sk s Ro. I here satreme among the men, and among the mum' eiesrin • . 5a 0, • - i !Ministers of State. Betides this, I have ordered .D. and P. Mochachlan 10 W• i t has risen to a kind of fanaticism . 'itt'e Authori: M. Cr4ven Rai Shutt 'St 10 . 'ties ate afraid of adopting severe measures- because I Peynache to pay you 6000 fr. monthly in your cepa ' . i city of President,.solong at I shall he tarn thi. army. William Notti‘e 10 0 . .a. 1 3 . they xuemserves might become the victims of t h em. —' A Drew . A Bet .on - ' ' 10 i The Aoyalist party has already the people wholly o w , I desire !liar this 'additional salary remain secret." At Ledhary Church, their side, and are not sparing of their g01d....Ue..t. There is a note befeSerhe - minute,. • " o rote in con. after a Discourse B a ron 'Peyruolie:" • . . , ll‘ the. Rev, JatliiN • . Extraordinary Commissioner has effected no good in i se q uenci t ° Naas ' Jti. la. N. , this kart of the country. He - says, 'we -suet gain ! ' • Jane Rlaqii.tiehl I t) ' time: if the Emperor is vict o ri ou s , all will go vsell, Robert Taylor 21 10 • FRENCH PAPEP.S .. .. ~ - • iv. Horsley 1 1 ' without adopting severe s.eusures ; hot if he it see., ' ' s- • • . :-.• —:..„ a p,s,— • : 4 .. •: Walsh, Esq. Ox- . .ivatxquialle4; alt that has been -*erne . ; at ill be ot rm . PaeT,l..r. of the Ministers. or.tr ft.—The lt itlepresided y esterday ford. 29„ •. , The Royal Cosferleraticst is much more COUHEI 4 a 1 Rev. T. Graham 5 . 5 mead . ', Thomas Mayon 1 1 , formidable than was' thought, though , for a long ! at - Joshua Conke• 3 S tune it was deemed ridiculeue. The•errival of the I- The audience of the Minister of War was prolong- i Min. E. Smith 2 2 t od the . daY . before yesterday. till seven in tbe..eveuitig.•t • 3 o ! King of Naples in France, which has been Baker Morrell 1 Witho . li,e exaggeration vie- may guy that. there were:. Captain Man Dobson, 'here there three days, bag produced 'the worst , ion -I.leu4ritates llostork • it ~ ~.. ~...s, =s !a._ !,. ;;A. : " ... olsiliresentt 01.'800 Officers, piiticiPally•Geneeelis sad's-. oression Pitman, .ane. Rut - • .. • ' Fleury, Cabinet SecrietarY -14.BctliaP".tes : wr i tes . others of high rank. . , .. . t bridge, R. N. too • days Pay each, four - • from Bourg-fibre, under date 'of . the 6th of June, ! The d;3; before . yrStekliy. Mere :Letithecesais s a .._ Al id,hi pilien. rant -widow Botilparte, Oft leaded ,. • as . After :lb , id, . • -s I • • . ... JP" ' i t went y Niro, Ole • I that the secret agent who waste) haae-arrtvesel in.swit- ; • - form s and . anothir person.aildaias .cleitlves ,eieetnispi. :.t eiss's Pay each,ean. l =timid, was not at the place of ,destination s but . ; his I flied her. • . • , is -..e• I 4 plo‘ ft) at liritatil 7 ' ° bad set off for Vienna. 'l' a. • '• - Denjamiu Bayley. 10 IQ It Is said 'filet M. D a 'r o, h a ft dise ppm! red,Arad :Shari '. 1 Joseph Bonaparte, under date of the 131 h nf June, I a se4eestration his: been ?et upon Hie propeete.4.l ss .. , . . stela the following letter to hisbrither Napoleon, in 'relation to anothei secret agent :-:, ' - I It is to.day reportid.thaccen. Clause! has sabtait...' s .! "St RE,—The Swiss, Olivier, of the Pays .d•'.ted to the King. . . . ' . . S General. Levi!, if is stated, 'has ordered the Irreit Vaud, whom your Majesty lately saw, .hes,returned i of the Ex . -Coriveritiortal Chciudieo, who, for n long . , from his native country. He brings with him de- time, has fepressed thi ;sentiment of the people of tails, which can be communicated to your-:Majesty alone. I therefore send him to you. The devoted, Dunkirk: • . .. 1 Orders have been sent to Mende to show Marshal, , tress of this man is unbounded.—Sire, yoor Majes. Soult to "...win t!e his journey, It is said that he is on. ty's most devoted and faithful subject anti brother, .. JOSEPH.?! his way to his mothers, at St. Amend, in the depart. ' Bonaparte's travelling retinue consisted of the anent of Tsrn. . . Grand Marshal, and of Generals Drotiot, Corbi. They write from Chalons.sur-Saone, under date - neau, Flahaut, and Dejean ; of Colonels Ilussy,l of the 17th inst. as follows: 2 Labedoyere, and Letort, as Adjutants; of M. del " Many journals have been misinformed in an. • 'Anemic, Chamberlain; M. de Guerchy, Mar. • nouncings that 'this town endured great calamities its shat de Logis ; General Foulart, Chief Equerry, !consequence 'of its resistance to the Allies. No fo- Barons Mesgriny and Canisp, Equerries, and two reign force has presented itself, she greatest tranquil. Pages; of the Orderly Officers Colonels Spurgaut, lily reigns, and the white flag was hoisted withont• • St. Yon, Dumoulin, Laribnissiere, St. Jacques, opposition, as soon al it was known that the Kin g Planet, Lannoi, Resigny, Regnault, Alfred Mon. a had entered Pans." tesqoieo, Autru, Amillet, and Chiappe ; there were' We are assured that the fortress of Wort, in Al. besides, the Cabinet Secretaries, Fain, Authery, and sace, has been taken by the Austrians, after three 11S••' Fleury, and three valets. y saults, very 'destructive to both sides. Note in Bonaparte's hand writing:— A suspension of arms has been agreed upon be as June Path, set off from Paris and slept at Leon, tween General Radesky and the Commandant of the 13th slept at Avesnes, the 14th at B (Beau. j Told. ' mont)." • Since the 1:1th inst. the white flag has been flying Bonaparte's travelling library was found in sir at Motelucon, in the department of Allier. trunks., and amounted to about SOO volumes.— j The town of Mezieres has hoisted the white flag, Among them were, Homer, Ossian, Voltaire's works,' as well as the Castle of Sedan. By a r•ssolivention Gjl Baas, Don Quixotte, Voltaire's Charles TILL ! with the Allies, these places have been allowed to tc. all beautiful editions. , consider themselves neutral, Bonaparte wrote on the 11th Jane the following Some of the responsible Editors of the Journals note to' Count Lavalette, Director General of the have, it is said, refused to accept the office. Among Posts:— 1 others the name of M. Pelleee, named for the Yellow - 66 MONSIEUR COUNT LAVALETTE, — As I said in ' Dwarf. It is stated, also, that the proprietors pro. my speech of this day; :that I should depart this ;pose to remonstrate against this measure, and to offer themselves to he responsible for their Papers.night, I wish you would look to it, that no post- I horses be taker' from the road by which l travel ; that I It is reported that the army of the Loire,• under particular attention be paid to the persons to whom I the ord e rs; o f General Lefevre Desnouettes, is on horses ife - giien on the neighbouring roads, and that i its way to Auvergne, proiably to unite itself to the no couriersor estafette be sent off." icorps of Marshal Suchet. On the 11th of June Bonaparte wrote seven notes i Lieutenant-Generals Putivod, Curial, and Mont. to the W ar Minister, Marshal Devotee : among fort, have arrived at Paris, as Deputies from the which was the following:— 4 army of Field•Mirshal the Doke of Albufere, to " Pray let Marshal Massena come : should he I make their unconditional .submission to the Kins, wish to go to Metz, hi shall be appointed Governor , and, without any reserve, to receive his orders. there, and receive ibi supreme command of the . 3 d I Matey sell-known itulividiels hate received orders and 4th Military Divisions. Look to it that' (here to quit Paris. . the name' ia -wanting) be with the :army irthe I Iteeems that tha Military School of St, Cyr is ts North." . - . •• . . b e ' . S asfine distely • suppressed. Isieetenint-Gesierat In another letter he.says : ".Let.Ney COMIC ifivelOeutli Dupont Chaumont has - beessapkt:Sted In'. wishes to be present at the first hattlf, ;be must beat 1 specter of. the Royal Military School el La f lech4,. Asanes by the 13th; where my . headquarters will j which place he had quitted on the arrival of 1301111- b e. e pate. <Deir . 2(q ,- ,.///rl2llO RcuAns.-711ereltanis and Sh•pkeepers •npplicd with the above Blacking. with Fix month. cerslii. hy.mblre-sing their ennimniitts to the Warehoupe, where u tiagt‘ Bottle may be had ns LOC.k ANIS SURGICAL IMSPENsAk.Y. Ills Royal Highness the Duke of York, President, and the follow Mg Committee of G o vernors : Earl of Leitrim . Colonel W... 1. Jones,.. P. • Earl of Egrem I ont Latouche, Esq. M. P. Right 11. m. T..lories Colonel H. Clements,- M. P. Rt. Hum. R. B. Bh..ridan. M.P. Captain James slay. Hon. Col. .1. Harry. M.. P I Surgeon, Mr. Kit roan, Member of the Reyal College, London. r II E Patronage this Institution has received, for AL the exclusive treatment and Cure of both Sexes, afflicted with I , 'enereal Complaints, and their dreadful consequences, as strictures, debility. ulcerations, &r. roodoeted under the ma nagement of the tiro professiimal abilities, will s-itisfy the Pub lic of the high merits of Mr. K 1 ItN AN'S plan. and that by it 11w inconveniences of Public Charities :ire nvoided, whilst the young and unwary are protected atalnst the f;:tal delusions held OM by advc, - iising pretendersin this brooch of practice. ,Since 1 1011, rts.appeared by the Antand Report .if 1811, 5131 patients of hot h Sex. s, have been cured, w it hoof eoofiherneot or injury tothe co:imitation, and wit h a.delicacv and secrecy Int heti° tinktiewa ; many of tho,e have laboured untli.r the noel complicated forms of the disease from ten to.twersty years. The Gist symptoms yield to Mr. Kiernan's treatment in a few days; and where. appearance of debility comes on. too early application cannot be made to prevent the danger that m.yy mime. Mt. Kirroun may• he consulted Ny either Su, with 'the 1 greateit secrery, at his private house, No. 21, Lower Cbnr lotte-street, Bedford-square, from nine to twelye in the morn ing. and from six' tilt nine arnight*; to whom lrtterl and other tomminicat ions, from,tnwn and country, gai l y he odOressed, as* will be punctually tuna ered. This day is published, prier 4s. hoards fly F. K iernan, a Second and Improved Edition of a. Practical p r emise on the Venereal flistasi, and it, ComKruences,.—: Sold .hy Sherwood and Co., 211,' Paternoster-row ;Highler aial S.M. 171, Fliet-street ; Callow, Crown court, SAto ; and by all other Booksellers. . ....._ _ ~-- ..; 04. Xte.^4- ! I f01% 4; . •-". n . I .r Y I -.l' ~T" •-~,-- ~C~ . ,