The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-15 00:00:00

“ tie 6114111i.Wiliki — Itesaimsw . lai L *Jim, ad Jtsi am Wei PURCHASERS of LINEN will obtain a Saying offrom Bd. to is. 'a Yard. by attolication at the BEL FAST COMPANY'S WARKHOU*E. 60, 80 4 4 , 11-400, 1 Bl.mattbury, facial the Briti,h blus , unt. where IRISH LI -74 EN imel SHEP.TVN G. orsopertor fahrie.blehrehedby a pro rvui peculiar to themselves, witb.wt chemical acid. •which refl ect., mem much more durable, are selling ill ciogle pieces, at wieelesale Tms WAR rN 'CANDY. • . • VSII &MON GA ittl a r 'Os eritrt. The warfare in the disturbed Candian Prosiness has prodeeed in lire last Week eery 'few events of sufficient consequence to be laid before the Publics Major M'Donald returned to Bedell& on the 27th! March, with not less than 400 head of cettle,which,! 'besides !vest quantities of grain be had collected Ih his rapid marches fhroegh the &affected coantrgl be left the post of Dehewinna Cando stronglygartlN coned and well supplied with provisions; the ewmt , pieta failure of the Rebels in all their attempts, sr,olk their rabbleof thousands, to make the slightest luri 'prossiousisPen (hiller* beedinljaftjpea eaglet tireigs . FOREIGN AND ROME TRADE. This day wits published. In One eery barge Volume Octavo, (lively printed, price P. 15s. dedicated t' permission to she Might floe. Cheats . linthura, M. P. &c. &r. &c. VIM E PRAC r ICA 14 AI3II:IItMENT of Ilia LA WSW/ CUSTOMS and EXCISE relative,* the III.; port, Eitp?rt, and Coasting Trude of Great Rritalit a*4 I)epentleocies; including Tables of the Didleri. Dratilinct Bowlike., and Premiums. loterstiersed Withllte Tatters trim Viireign Powers, Ite&ulations of Tratclipg Companies, Pr ocla mations, Orders in Caancil, oparlowl Allionieok Maw. uiues of Law Officers o mi Othe:al Dogma*. To *Mebane no* 'added, thr Rasta nail tomtit Dees; 'Duties of Storage. Package, owl Bniltoges and Pitotage and )risk Ames: ov _seiner with the Americus Navigation Lows and Tariff. ?be Statutes brought don to site End of 58 Gen. 111. and the other Pans to September I,IBIS. Fourth 1.:M11e% Cy C/IAR LES POPE. Cootrolling Surveyor of the Vi !firehouses iii Bristol, and late Of 'the Customthouse, London. • 4 .• The other A dditronnembrare sn lehlarged Inatewretst of 01l the Regulations affecting our West India nod AlPericon ; the Liserpool Dark Litr-.4 variety of Miscelluneuus ilaterrs. nod n very comprehensive Shoald there be any Cute.4idetins of Cartons. in the neat Session, the tame trill be published se; arately, at about Sr. 64. Character.—" Mr. Pope nopenrsin us to have performed his sash srall."—Monthly Rm. Sept. Wit e' Mr. Pope 111;.11 p -rformed his tiok with trent perspicuity, ttitiga sere, aid tatent."—Ams• Jacobin Rev. May, 1813. London; Published fair the Canso thr, by Bald in, Crodnak, and :Joy. Paternoster-row; W. Clean said S4/14. Law R.u.k eilrrs, Portiognl.street ; J. M. Rirbardson, Cornball; and by the principal lioutsellers in Edir,bergb, Glasgow:and Dobim. STATE TRIALS. This doy wits pnbtlibed, Closely printed in tiotib!e columns Ito)111 Btro., Vol. the 49th (s.r for Fnurto or a New Set pri,e it. 115.6.1. ACOM PliP:11: COLLECTION of gT ATE TRI AT.S aid 1 1 .1..1HN CS rr 'HIGH TREASON mind niter Crimes and Mid messnotors, front the earliest Period uo the %rnr EU% wish Noses :bat other llia•tslitinns. Compiled bs T. B HMV F.R.S. F.S. ; and comttmea fsmn Ow Y 4 ,0 1783 in the pretest time, liv THOMAS JON ES HOWL lA.. Esq. Loud. n: Printed for Lotsgus,m, Ilurst. ltees, Orme, and Brown; J. M. Richardson; MKA. Parbury, and Allen; I{sl win . Cruderk„ and Joy t Jr&r. .; J. Hittelsnrd ; E. H. Pima; J. Booker ; J. Booth; Budd mad Calkia; and T. C. Hayward. For tire accommodation of sitth person§ as possess Thirgeave's State Trials, rt separate Title isle hits been printed. 10 as to render the Continuatmn applicable to that as well as Collie -Omura Edition. Thus. those %Pm wish to proseo the Mo dern Stair. Ttiols ns n separate Work, or tam Butipleitent roller of ibis Collections, may be provided with *it littered . •„4 , The present Volume contains the Trials john Mune freokas of Weirs/ Redhead Yorke marl W. SOW. in Lusatia; wrflird, Hausa, Delsalso;rl Kenny, Wltlih, Renal. rod Tie and of Wm. Jackson, in Dublin ; and of Sir A. Gordo° Kin. loch, ht Edinburgh. IT must ever be to iho advantage of the elllicted to sake of a Medical Practitioner who icinost Iv nn rtisure theta he speediest testorntlon to hentill. The no;ntitt of Patients who ate volieved by Dr. WADY. of 46, 'Kok street, cortwr of Dews-street. hobo, after Hospitals and istv. merinos Prartitionery had failed in their nttenipts.it is presamed lentitlrs the DaCtor to dint eindittence Which Ii induitiv •persevernwe in the Reliant., undertoking of his profetii..n mast unquestionably merits. Dr. Mandy I. consulted by patients of boat cries till Ten at sight. on a variety' f prevhlcsit and .4eitspliented disorders, lit 44 1 Kingoittee4 comer of Den street, Soho. • s_ Teen est vivere Sett ini4te bila.sit A 11.4'n 1.. " tote It only Life, *llea ldtsl Kith fienllk w ' • f PM; fittest System of •Etbirs is to cettfitte within si due Intend., and thus In regulate (be 1 1 . , : slons t were etratoed and itimtb..rilisulie they impetuously destroy slime IWr kierswltich Heti-Ann dMI haVe Innate *sorted • to 'filth Jun not mow Hats them appears the lOW= of pewit:are, best restiestlnteri to limit thei• effervescence. Every disorgassizanOti of the human frame requires great one. Ain't kiritwledge to remedy, raid the petalic welt:are is vrniti.ll" 4 *lien prafessittonl men (disregarding . themigerstions of the et. Vines :Ind interrded) devote their studies to the tretitment ti* Moe genet-Aril by ionpruali•oce. nhsl the elotitit via df she powianns at nit ungtl3ll4l o 4 MitTnetll. • The strength of ii ehli..bconiti•ts in Me keit of toe People ;" out. it is melon cho:y to redect uw li.t d Litt ilkr to op , ign , ranee of Onfr-.!• its empyricitim ottl in tire , 'et Cl. IL- Co at possinle, N• furthi./ towage... de (der stitil•rtirg littmattity, ice result. of our oil 7 experience In the curtsies discuses of Debility. The now• s eicti e of stalit•.ry vice (early acquired :it s ootal. before tea-. • hat aftelled her right over the mind), will, ih couttonyiatits;: his powerless wale, berothe steeeptible of eniveciegvetreit toe-. in knowing that She most compa . .ciated state of ethmli.•li am% be mused ltd. , manly energy.—litteesse Studs —lnOrthi 4 eraie an it • itty—tong residence in tropical Illette-i. And thirty tither chine", will fi ., woo /1 , . (let ange the Nei efts hlstern I sn L.sels cases wr eaa hold out sin assurance of re-:.aim ,araii, by tease its WICT% bore long answered the sanguine fiat peg turf Pre tiCht- iLt hot h 801 t• That bane to human Impute'''. IaUSS VEN Elf ES. con an. be treated feaelessly, the tml.ittted mate of st I r dical Science having divested its nutidot pr. , pintiel that so long rendered its ei th ibition uticertilln Mid Itarnalet.' We hest clip! ' nor metiset by observing to Patients labouritur un der this mat that a few :hiss only art required fur the re moval of early sympbois ; thst the most inveterate rah* witl yield In oir remedies within n month, find i hat in a peruse who only suspects himself injured, she disease may he prove dad all together from appearing t—n similar lerrakik npplies to maul ether derangement. of the geoerative systein. its wKakoess, Ul cerations, At. Especially stricture., obstinate rosy o f vshsch are daily removed without the we of c its. tic or vitivilants. Some peculiarities incidental in the softer se: have .fit escaped tea bilerttion ; in which mildness. combined itob eflicart,'llas peiseded the mem* usually adopted. In fine, our system 14 unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently successful. For Ihb general hccsinuttodation we do not limit Our selves tu Anted periods of practice, but may be e-eseliert at all teasonable hours.--Coumry Pat.eios are requ ested drserlhe minute's their sv roptoms, Ate. when Medicines - with advice, Will be immediately forwarded to any port of 114 Itinidhin.-AL A hank-ewe is ei peewit to 'accompany the caw. ..futt published, THE rt6lci OF LIFE. as familiar Costmentelji, ip tht *hove 1):t-es. lit (TOSS and Co. !tiny be had at 20, rater- Ceder rdw ; 174, Fleetaltivet sold sit all pike ss. GOSS and Co. M. IL. C. I:lmpend. 13. Heuveriesstreet, Fleet-tieeet, Loudon. • IV]l EDICAL BOARD, Greet Chetlatteattheet, Elarkfriars W -road, moo ood,tock•street , adjoining ew Hood-street. —Suite the Medical Board has been establish ed at Cliorivtte•bouo• Great Gballopr.srier t, oppnsiie the Rev. Howland H ll's Chapel, awl Woodbines-street. adjoinink New ilmid-street, upwards of Thirty Thousand fintirnts of bob przes have been resti•red !u perfect Iseult a, many of shoo ht.d lip red for Yeats under the 113444 painful and obstinate ilia eroes, were lir tttttt tinted incurable by respectable practitioner!,' km several ilt, , ehargeit hods liospitals.—finch is the e iftet re-. milting from cambia& d talrnts!!—Nersot. COOPP.ft and C0.,0f bi i diral uud Surgical celebrity. after forty y cola experietic to this Metropolis. are consalted daily at both houses (In MI caret of Syphilis, &e. often irnpierperly treated), until miter& toir.r; and it p .or have advice (gri•.tis) nn Tuesday, Thursday!, tool suoday nownings, until Twelve o'Clork. &kW *Patient; air a di.t nee, de , cribil g their ewe, immediately altended.to.--L ft !I letters t.• lit liretteri to Churlotte•houie, Illackfriges-roadf but acme are maw cad Waitb do bat sustain a coialabia& 'to : 1 I. I ,~ . > .... -..~ .. _.,..r_ -~--+r. to - . ~.._ ,1.f:~- sti . . ~/ old ti dna - send, tat. tronlteoll , lll. treacherous Kipphipbla Deforms' of his setter inability to gain any secrets by fair attacks or open fighting, let the disproportion of numbers be what it may ;j the enemy seems indeed in Ouvalt to be exhausted, for the present with the vain efforts they lately made; Major Croton continues to preterve the neighbour hood of Allipoot in great tranqoiillity, and be has been lately Most judiciously • availing himself of the good disposition of the people, by employing them at very moderate wages to clear the roads and cut down the jungle on each side: he very properly remarks, that cutting down th« jungle is eq6ivalent to ing the Rebel.: Abe -Provinces of Wellesley. and •Bin. lento« are quiet; ,but the villages are mostly deserted, and thee is little appearance of friendly disposition, eaCept aiming the Motormen, who are naturally well inclined to the British Government and have proSed eminently useful to the Commissariat ever since these unhappy disturbances began. Walloping, linnaheyy Kotmale, and Doombera 'terse/tie obstinately in their hostility, which they demonstrate by taking onosual pains to block up the roads, marl to molest all escorts and convoys on their march—very few casualties have occurred : the people of Herrispattoo have beet4some time in open rebellion, and resisted all the efforts of the Resident to pacify thetn,arthough he iretnained several days for that Wpme in comp, where he was jointed by the ISest Adigar: on the id of April. The Retamatunnoe, or Chief of Harispattoo, is brother to the Wellassy Des 's'', who is now a close prisoner in Candy, in con sequence of his having been detected by Colonel 'Kelly in catrying on a treasonable cOrrespondenie With the rebels - of Doomberi. accoent for the present inactivity of the Herispattne insirigente, sari may possibly bees-lbw effect of inducing them to reteru to their duty ; on the Colombo road all is happily peaceable and quiet. 'The first Adigar re• tented to the four Conies on the 4th, nor can his in- Biomes be More usefully einployed than iit preserv ing tie thniquillity of tills importait line of coming. striation. A further body of the Honourable Colapaey'e [ troops landed at Colombo from Tutucoreen on the id hail., consisting of five companies of the 7th 114 i. .?tidlit N. I. for whole Cativeitance to the Wand Or: trasrienirtslntin iird MOON tirPili sent trots Coloitifio anther Bit personal ehargnhf lAhet. Prilthard, R. !1. Arent for Transports, Whote sraintia exertions in every brattA of service the snivels under his direction have ueen required for, since their ordeal on these cannot be too* warmly acknOwledged : these five companies moved into the seven Corte* on the fith, nhs.ii. the grioitter Ort of the populationleing 'lmbed to Government, is is espected the appeet. sore of so formidable an addend', of troops will ef. IN:wally serve to put down the rebellion, partially manifested in that district : Ft great part of the 15th lintintry is on its march to. *trite the ripith i l of thh intErfbC; theet4trilnil4 of sop. ;it) tom sioelitietre of which, trite prollisions &fable qva.:lltiev. have for ;he Last month been in cessaut iu the scrcoal do , partmeotts of Government. GROUNDS •F DIS MTh: BErw,SETI BADEN Join BAVARIA. The hostile attitude assumed by the armies of Ba •eria' 11:111ii would seem to pnitit to the probe boy .14 Ott libMins the two counitiis. The groom!' of quarrel between these parties at. this stated . • • Bavaria claim. in the first place, from Berien, ' lain portions of territory, by way of indemnity for cessions made by her to Austria sod she chums the succession of the Grind Duchy of [Wien, in case thd direct line of the feigning Vance should becalm ditinbt. When Bavaria desittOd Frdnee, In 1813, k Mss stipulred in the secret Articles of the Treaty slimed at Stied on the Bth Octisher4 that if she should afteri . wards make any cessions to complete the milker, frontier of Auiiiii, recede the cioi 4 plete y, ealtartigli ti l tbdbt9 to Me &a a. pAftel, statistical, and find/Si/al prOtieffboif 8f thE ceded Prorinces, **kb indemnity should be subhiM Suited the Kingdom of Bavaria, and formed WA if a complete and uninterrupted contigui , ky. The inilitiry frontier which Anima desired wet determined by . dtic6i d'frt;ity, signed et Pork, oat the 3d June, lett MA' the' 'Mt* of this Pottier required, on ttie • part of tbd Coast . of Mutat', the cession of the innyiettel, the Ha ursacksiettel, theVo.a ralberg, and the.Tyrol, and a part of. thefriecipslity of Salzburg. The compensations which this Court Wisiti 14411dd/ere hid by Treaty, tied ' Th iriftoir ' fhjt'Att, Vis4ll2, Austria 'bid sibleady thitOti patented of the Tyrol and th*Vawalberg ; Ittamaria of Eh* principalities of Wurzberg stuff Aschaffenbuyg; be; Ilof.botr Lions abet With . difcu ties Tolet ntiVrithAitatitisbiiti tohdlidefl esti Oft MN iift tie * Ai . sk MOM: tiity to Of conies' . vrbieb *f . tottbsit aimed scrl ai lames ii : • 7 . 7 11 " Prlr Ct.? ' 11 44.4), 7 t i t i p 00.:::„„0.3 Ar • . _• . 7 or ....M~..w. ^ .! . '..b . ~ ~, ~: To Ida by Reverie, the litter Was to WisilitilWeiner not be the reflection of the Hone* of thanes . In . khis portions o f tere i teay ho t:puk i ng to whiipleolot, second place, wen iflhis'e'etkililiion of the airtictlith litesee-Darmetedt, end Baden ; the Greed Dot* if of the reigning Grated Dili i th oilid render theism- Baden and Hesse-Darmstadt were to be iodernalied conies leetant, the *Ojai of ft dies hot beloOg tb on the left bank of the Rhine. third Itextlet. . . This arrangement, which could not remain a secret, s P , fitst, t_ j he ., eft . fineflon of the direct Moe of the felt*. "eircited the warmest opposition on the part of the mg esritno vitae, (would not be the . eitinctien of the States which were to be disetembered for the Sake of 'llouse . Of 'Bedee. independently of the lobe 'width - the Courts of Munich and Vienna. It was there. this Princelnhy bare, therVire &het iiiintibeis'ef titre f ore landifito it days ef ieriaar da t on t he tad e t Rhine and is the haaledisteent. Thelielni in 'the Wife April, and some restrictions were made io the cession', *scent ass t the Sierrowe Lokis Agilhillsc- bncte of to be gtanted by the Court of . Munich, on the one. 'the reigning Grans Dike, 'end the Maiiiiies LISOI. 'hand. and, on by other, 'in the indeninf fi cetions; peed, Willie*, and Matithlttao thlldren Of 'the . se. ebieh ft cull tb reeeivr- inn aturing'thore which *mei coed marriage bf the hist-Graed i Dahn Ti. rigid itt Will to be received. by ;Ina Court, 'were certain per.• the Margit,* thith Alewife' cennot iit *Med 44 tioutoftee4kitfalerierwEistr, mad asareerstr the. re.- Iteeettlett. Obige,lte, 'heereeer, lire heel WAWA* version of the Pidatiossde of the Rhine (belonging to the debt of Ml* emery!' 40 theiel'Pod ik - s l taltir‘te .floieo), after lire extinction of the diced line of the 'the hat Grand Bake, founded on dm lite4eidiey W reining Grand Duke. .;_ the Martittge betas.* that Prince and Doehatareettege However this TreatiTtielf, 0060 fortified with Geyer, of Geyeribtag, 'win) iiis oily 4%1014110k the assent of Ruts's, G'reo( Brifofo, and Prossis, of a privete Gentleman, end not descended fain it 'was not ececoted. The Definitive Act of the Con. reigning Rouse. This objeCtlinit h lentitield en' 'tail tress vr'hich was agreed ti some weeks later, on tire feudal law which bus no ledger en reistende; IA `iiiit June, assigned in all to the King of - . Beearse even if it still 6 - listed, iThireiviiieiy ground for at. only Wartberg and ASchaffewberg, of which %shed firming that these childrin . the *cond marriage crairtady liken poisefsitin in virtue of the Vasty of could not be set aside. Peris. But, admittiug the eztlectioe of the direct QM of The pretensions, ot Austria to the Tweviertel, Ott the reigning Grand Doke of Widest° be the eitinctiost HroltirOckelertel, and 9ifilirreg, as well at the M. of the House of Baden, can third parties, daring the debilities to he gicen In exeltabge to Bavaria, ir e 'i e life of that Prince, dispose of his :accession f thus left undecided. On tire 3a of November, 1815, Without discussing the natant of the rights of a new tretsiment was signed it Paris, differing iu Sovereigns, or examining whether the People are lrome Delete from those which bad 'preceded It, bet boned in admit their legitimacy, it is certain that by still Idler., to the interests of the Court of Baden. these rights, as at present exercised, the reigning Certain pins of the 'Grand Ducal territory, and the Prince has every where the regulation of the isidtt re vit s t on of t h e, f a t at in e o f t h e Rhine, a f ter the e l . of .succession. especially in case of the *ant of a Auction of the direct line of the reigning Grand Duke, direct heir. The order of succession of the Ham Were to harinsity Bavaria. of Baden basiag always been determined either by 'On the I4tis April, 1,816, another Treaty was con- faintly compacts, or by statutes enacted by the chief ;laded at Menial, and this Treaty, the peril's to of each branch, the reigning Grand Duke has in that which were Aisitila heti Raveda alone, was aceom. reepect the same right ao his ancestors. peeled by seVeltiecii 1 Articles. if the titles of King of •Baveria and Grand Dohs The existence ofthese seven secret Articlmerele on of Baden have taken the place of that of Elector, the assertion of Conneelier Kither l _in Ida Indoent of this new twilit,' instead of depriving t h es e two the proceedings of the Centre! , of Vienna ; as to the Houses of the udreuteges attached to the Electoral other particulars which we bate stated, they cannot dignity, has only completed their independence.o.- ire celled in qaestion, as they lire thken frost lotion. Germany is now a confederation of independent tic Treaties and Convention's. States, and the sovereignty of each Prince is com- Vitus the Mel on Which Balratie foetid* her pre. plete in the interior of the country which 'he governs. f6isiliona, ire Contentions concluded by her, either The Kings of Bavaria tad Wittemberg, whets they with Aortas alone, or *Rh the fear great Powers ; ceased to be Members of the Smolt*, made provision. 'Cotter:tiding, to tle eigniftlf 41 which the Cent , of far the interest of their People and their families, hi" Olden was trot a party, and which hair, erishorre its laws destiaeal to prevent the dismembermout of their States The tw 'r o be na p i r ef er es ol a e t n iv d es th e of i t i ao. se r eo cuo v s ere o i f gn eo p v is e n fortiv er are coneertenei, daridtd its preseta and future dettiny i ity this Treety of the 3cl of June, 1814, iartiy alluded te;• Ind which has 'most uneenectedly found is as respectable in a Grand Duke seise a King. What Its too' :to tore Public, the Coed of %riven', in the the Kings of Bavaria and Wittenberg did fbr 'thole first Article, engages to prone'e to the Court of .famihes and subjects, the last Sod present Grand Munich, bY WOY of. iiidefiniify . for the cessions de. Dukes of Baden hive done for theirs. ; 'ilsaktditt friths it, ge'mfilff cootPree ttilliciffrifr, and But independently of the rights of the Princes of tee beyond; end theteneer, in the dth Article. the the House 44 Baden, the dispels!, of the eeepreigeor Cowl 01 Vienna promises to employ its best offices aof the %hole or part of Baden, by third parties, is ,teleciljtate the erraniMote of cession, eichanye; directly emitter, to the law of nodose as laid down. and others, which his Ballariall Najelltjr might be even by writers the most farourabli to ditties right droko k il ye t ka i i,, k obi t e e n ii i te t b e e r i ng st e tee, !rift l and patrimonial kingdeers. It is universally ad .tainted the Kiitt of Wialleiberg, tbe. Gilled DOM tif .Milted that chess a royal family becomes exiinet t am Baden rind liiiiraite4l,inal the fortis of Nalikey.', sovereignty reverts to each Peopk. West scold b The lien Article of thii Convention , in *Melt it h i ecome of this right of the People, if on the Patine• called a titittiti Olt ktiOnient of tonesenfenre, 1)144 lion of the reigning family, a ewe family were ill. that it shall remain secret, and that the betosiledio posed on these, otherwise then by thole choice? of it eli3ll ere Ivin Talli Iry MIMI LIIIM. a . The Court of Bavaria contends, that it has not yet FRENCH - . RAPER& - • receited Milileielit manivensation for the 'cushions to ..n.ims.. . • Austria, and it is illeged, that au itidernoity of 180,000 INAS, Oct. 11.—titit t lby t ihe tut* mi s hit& inirabiliaifs 11 "girl ivialliinit. bashing with the Miniiteft if Benefit Pbcti. We shall now state the grounds on which the Grand A letter from Lyoni s %Med the 311 lb., , smelt Obi 'Rite and ettensive itihnnfacteree reirs.nri their * Duke of Baden conaireb bliiilelf secure from all a such chant. aneient activity; the trade ten *steely dieetthirnul plied orders from Splin t Germany, and the United When the Courts of Baden and Hesse-Darmstadt, ti plied the 12th and 13i1 li f ffircl, 1815, acceded to the s tates . if w e May rely opernintieral iodividoale, said Treaty of Alliance eoticintled bitten.° Austria, Rus- toile Well informed en the iubjecti the towns £'ous fo cis, Great Britain, and Praises, has this year exported - 411es to the amount of suss it was pulated, that the political existence of these two t h an 60,000,000 of fii n d.o Grand Duchies should suffer no irgiury. . A letter which we have reiceited 'frail Dittrinillee Independently of the Special Treaty, in the Fede. snot ,a mmit t h at t h e mercantile shipping intemebor ratite Aft, Article XI., 611 the Members of the Ger. that port is in the most flourishing state. lonneterablei Manic Confederation mutually guarantee to each French, Austrian, Russian, Swedish, and, EngliVa other ell these parts of their dominions which belong vefii it, are i n t h e m idi : some be n di ng i hem 0..,.....n... to the Confederation. i they bare on board, and otheei loading With Frei& 'thus tile integrity ot kbe possessions of the Gird prodlict. Duke of Bedell is secured to hien by treaties which TO - most interesting litereey. intolligento wade' 116 Rai signed With the grill PoWert ; it its by ttet. could be announced at the present moment, is the tits to *hick he Nal not heel i petty. 'that kis do- ensuing mblication of 6 4 The History qj Crofnacair trembled C. depiive him of a Portion of his doieinioes at present, and of another portion after his, death, by M. Villemain. The manuscript has been porches. -nth, ed by Miradin, bookseller, for 1 1 1,0'0I) haws. Ly way of inAllns;tying Bavaria for her FessiOns. to Ail Wiles hat been attineatd in the Departmedt ihi toor‘ of V,renria.. The ilts gs lit i of kite pewit. bf Lindell, to present the Country Electors from lie siene of Beifiril, Mil bd tam CO tie eSident from tending the Ejector.' College ria,the tOtb, by making the very ihiiiiiir ot her Pin'eeditigi. A trebly if th e m b e lieve that there was great didicoly,in obtain signed, then anetillea, other arreureleiate sauteed, ing lodgings at Mont de Marvin. The Prefect, the which again give place to others, and the whole is Duets de itiosset, his. tiosiiset, luserled a letter . closed by secret Articles , which b.l to the alarm oc- in the Journal of the DeplittiOent, to do away the casioned by the public Articles. " effect of this inaiimovre. • t% . e Li it certain that the ineeession of Bra nt! bake . OFFICIAL ACCOUNT, ot hided bib kilo been ilifimsed Of (6 da4tirti. 'tide QCs'. 14.....4 C ou rier arrived, last night, front itielearii fiiihi NI Gilled Doke of Bfivihn hilnielf, *Sid Att.ii.theolle, has brou4ht io the King the nPis, complain; of it.. to the . Knelt( of Bulimia; end the that rid the 9th of this rnouth, the Dike of Riche• mistier of-tbe King of Bleariikafforde at. an unequi• , lieu, Plenipotentiary of bit klajisty4 rietned, with vocal confirmation. Whether this opppes to the the Pieriipolentiatiel of Amelia, Bitglaiiit, Prevails, whole of Baden, or only a part of it, does not so , and Russia, a Convention. by ulticb• the Army uf Oi elthirty rippen% cupat ion will have quitted the reticb territory by f i le 'Whit disileitil; 11 *filth the Thillie 'if Baden dal ioth of isioiecaber. The sum which reel:Lies to be filth jest Hole hi be 'field. it to fdPlc of tflePdtethe pail! by Prince; cunformihly to the 4 h Arilcie If , mini rigidifies' the fates Of liar* at thi•Gengretit of me Treaty of the 9th of November. 1815, 14 dellnl- Friasse, Of What feria is tiro Act by waieh•thia jai• tivitilt:tia;d at 265 millions, of .whit'.. sum laAs wit petard disposal was made? Thie is thesubject which tipple Alli,be acquitted in 1 uscriptions4e Rente (b Vi e dethiidi the pirtietiiar attention of our headers... Ceek §teck) et the price of the Ott' inst.—(Aloisi. fly 41114 right did itieseitli'fiti tbivetallikesifien firers *two r Got. ia.looc.-.41350k V 0194166% then' to givet the taiditlida al any tutit of tire little of ' •-• rn , - • fiEK CH Plllsistbei• 10. Bedkfi to. Baled!? is the dist plate the treitifitlied '"i -is. ; s 1:1,. ;.,,In u at 30 chi + 44f. 90c. tit the dither linv of Mk (tinning thud Dots irolid Dile et 3 samiths, SU. tuft . .• ti licsaV.: ki &Ufa i i ' ..,' 71.1 .1. 1 ..? .i - ~: f.` :..... . f . . .• r. :::..•• •:; - ..- Li ,- . . . gcu..../ 9 -41— " \4:7;4\)Q-C-C4----• f' . VCiewQlL' in 4 til , . . . .. --•- - . .. --; • --- . 1 r; • . . • ii . ..t . 1 ;A ... • ,_ ~, ...... ._,.. ..... :s . ~, . .._ . . - - .46.1 , ..6": - : - ...• ------ :7 --- 7 ',.. -:-.- . . ~ / .....—...„11U ./ 4 111111 •lit i t. , 1 t / !!b •• *-• : 9 . ,It , e 4 'N 1 .„- - - . \.. ) t -''' -1 : • Z ! 1 , . it l .i{ 'i • -• . —6 #. 1r ...... (9) ...j0e . • _ L , - •,_ ~, _ - - i..... 104 ---- — t." -- - ,-. __ vo, - A*, A - 4 11044 1 . 1 .1.. 4 1 . Wo. MM. . LONDON, THURSDAY, 0 0 13fiR 15, 1818 ________ 66 *IA flaws for lidkirk Ilarsiszre fell is ilie N.M. asd grwirsi area voi . titi a4itofft7" • . • ,