The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-11 00:00:00

. ... ...... . 11.,.... .. ~. J 2 k . ..... No. 3017. S , • ' LONDON; WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1815. 4- TheCivei fir 4 i.Wth rLotrairs frit SCUM flitit,• eat isi, ilhif Agit veiVeit " ritEATltr. ROYAL, I)I , II.IItY.LANK. I' present EVENING, Oct. 11 , their c'•er7ibisti e 11l pert , ina lIF I IR [JAW. • To whir.% will he mare, 'l'llE MAGPIE; Or. Till: MAIL) OF PALAISF:AU. p r i ee irl 1.. r. by Mr. Nlitacien, Mr. Damian, Mr. Pope, Mr. R.rnard, Mr. Knight, Ilia. Kelly. The Merchant iff Venire. .r• .inv, Love:: Vow., wi t h Th e f ,i, gp i p. Itielgar.l the Third. in which Mr. Kean will tip rev cr ;he firee riffle Tie-day. The Will. • 11:t•tag..r. luitre to antr , nhCe. INT% fenco•Roth,, , eq •ttet f..r a few sOeios at thi.l liratre. and will make ber appearance in the eohr-e of a forloich4. the iloon to he oireocd at half plot don eelock. tw gin nt belt ;out 111. llotcr_. 78._: Second Pelee It. 6d.--Pit. SLIM. : Second Price, 91i. Lower (-ille!y, 26.; , Snood Price, Ir.—Upper Ga n! , li.; Second ° Prier, 60.' • ' • - TfiSATRE.ROVA‘ eoyspitl'oA 'LIMN. T „ i S present EVENIVG, Oct. 11, ••'will he pert•naed. TIIE LORI) OF Tffl MANOR. : T. %titter will It*ssidect,s_ TRH. MAGPIR, or y11li1411411). nerald. Mr. Fawcett; Everaid, Mr. Barryinore ; Henry, Mr. %Mints Benjamin, Mr Farley Jin42-e of the Viltaxe, Mr. Blanch:sr.' ; ,Martin, Mr. Lanni.; . Bertrand. Mr. Atkins; Geral.l, Mrs. Davenport; Annette, Miss S. BOuth. 'I aunt:lac. The Stranter. • Fri 1,. , „ The Schaal for Nottlidal. Mmlky, Romeo' und Jairef. hears, ;s.: ?neva Pike M. id .: Served p-ae, 4...—Lower Pallerjr. I t, Second. Price, s.—Upper OW.. Ir. i iii•cond Pi**, M. Pince; for the,Unses to bp takes,Of Mr. Brandon, it the I•strect, from ten till (Our. A Pri%..te Hai fano bias bad nightly, .ae Applicatina In Mr. the Hui 71411144 • • • ' ...: OffOtifir ritioltWeixt. • ... DIVIDENDS LA I fi OUT. ANSI C A PIT ki.9 114- CREASEIVIIEVON 11 EXAMPLE, •HT THE • Thee Prise* of 416,0(111,• F..ur POzes of 430,99 1 11, ltie. all of objets Noy ..e drool" 7th lc ovevothee. firl BISH, entstretter, respectfully. submits the I • follow fru Srak to his hem Frieo.l., the Pohlie.ltrol so. ' !kik thew to (nest part of their October Dividend., at his tik.ei. -1, Cool:ill, and 9, Chari•t;-cr-sp, which Spay be the means ..1 immiirdialej, i..reusioe their litionK. to the ooparX •'.e,t aoprosir..inee the esenblishaeot of Lotteries:4 d4bM r imam fi.. nee a • Cool. swe Cad. COI 1; i"....e, Übe, ... IE7O 13 0 yn e tbny Dahl ......ClllO r.•., i irls..is .........47 2 0 11,1 e Picket Three HAves • Two !Lily.' .........4 6 0 • •,. • . .••.•• 00.• Half ...........12 3 II ..... ' 25,003 Three Quartet ....... IS 9 0 ••••1 ' • 2:NO Two Querieee flue Quirlier . 69 0 . . 12.5011 1 Three Eighths ..... ... 9 7 114.....5i 111,150 Tao FighthA ..... ... 6 5 0. . r (IV Fielfri ...., T;oee Si strenths TwoSixt , en:ho ...... 3 1 0 0.. e !Overfills lIVTS 1) 4 1 THE EFI•'IC4OT AND VIIIIVES Uir SO - CELI;HILATED CORDIAL HALM OF Gl - rill Ills inestimable Medicine hiving risen in re pute to pinnacle of fame, it is not solvers:al% resorted to for Its being% and benlth-erstoring goal fro in effsti-* or weakor.r and emnicalisen. Some. perhape„ nnser,putioxf , .. with its Taffies, toil baying pirased Hutt. infercsin:" Goitre te . Health" ( %Inch mind lie 'hat few kniteed), infiv to what Ike rfC Pilend bt f0r,?..-3V Ind complaint dolls; t euse—To :wooer limb it will be necessary to " 11914 tpe Nirror to liatt!Ki." . . up Let Wire alio are alificled the following manlier reffori on eliPretee 0175 . 1 rgiliilrediali l lll lM aark. upon the. 1. iv Isirigitturse tip • • petite noll'pnwefs of i , .lib t .—di,rckrrit %unlock, di y cougn, wcalyorte in the voice, hfMr-ene-s. shortness ,of breath upon the ba't , * l. Pri'llw. and feta vition of lite whole system. Those of Cord a ifis palettes , , ifinginir of Ihe eyo. * ealcneps nf_ sic* or rone.y. old lake faitoseu,'s ady ire, 'has. v••efs is ihn twip.ictant period/ or forniing, a rnlitot con4kiu thin." anti that'" 14 Gibe dreaded in synch sis prima- 1 Tye fout;dation 14 a hum* .o.4mte is u gn44.41"- eallikm in south k terapreapry and modern iam at that iv are r.i old' age. Nothing can be better described ihni;the trowel!, of:Armstrong For want of timely etre • hl Minns have died of inedirphle•iromil 4l4 .". • tar , uch a. these. then, Oils healing Vali* is, suitable. Com ?Lem...tilled nod., the ramelenn appal:lo9li Nervous tend .. ""OtlVe t re its.proper climax-414 nag it will erarlicale. lac ~ :her sal 'seemed ley iI pdbience. , The Rslm tif Gilead effiduced Male good in tin, country than stay worded:lc since tornintion of a Matcrifi %lethca. ii ens icliezlhe blond with *, odlasaist it ; loners wlthuut siimulating age yinlellflir she eersuus system ; f,ret and disboo bens the viscera laid other nn- ' J ° "•int ..roue okoroesionc. anti throsiva aft' viscid mtor» humours t, strengthens the general habit, and Wings flock the natirola r Ch ief s .to their, natural find heat II lone; 4n it is ealculaied to produce, in a consider:o.lc degree- all or any of these rEeit, so it must, tinder certain modifications and re orirlions, be ivionlly adfipied for the cure of every species of decay. This medicine boy bei a tuweimmottly surre,,ful with young leaple, wan h ave the stppearanc. • and air of old size ; who are • eiremi"idr, benumbed. putnid, find even imbecile i wimpy fidies nre become lola, whose lerS are no. , .Pe'er, able l" carry !hem who Lye an alter distaste fitr o piecv Ihmg, of are I utn l ly 14 "leteilated. Where the stroefich is frequently thoordercd the hnti orokely d ; polio.eg f . bpdib -*coy' and emaciation We( .1 11, and the eyes Aka: info she head• The Cordinl Knlns i.f Gih•ad. in Iso(fles, price lle. each, or n,fir 14 the for s3s. by n hich one l Is. hogge is eats Wilh each bottle 1., given a ropletu- Rill of Directions. ennt:.ining sclera illultatinin of In/. ,•llri t ay of thrse medicines, linret Infield lahrl.or ohm', of ankh 1:4 the words " Sam!. ".•lomon, Liverpool." engfaveti iu.iti etuiiei rl impression, and is tin,Goinly pasted on the cowl& ..1 each bottle. All others are • r .unt , rfr firs• ...sold by Samuel Leigh, No. le, Strand ; Suitor; and Cn. X 1 ey Suit...), How Chorch-vard ; Bacon nod Co. 150. I 1 , 4 r-la ra- , rei. Landon; Brodie hnii Dowding, Salisbury ; A. eerfumer, Hartle-bridge. Eslitstu.gb t Martin Keene, 10 . Co, College-green.; at Mt.. 1 . Parliament-reset; tit d of Mriers. F. Newbury nod setts.*Gublin; and tance Medi rite F en d ers in Pairope issid . America. n . * *„ • Dr- Solomon, whets consnlied..es peels his usual fee of , ”fle ronnd. to %%hour such letters should, .for safely , be thus. direr-Ird-- • t. Muer,' Letter. • Dr. S.flosnob s Gilead-hoar, sew Liver.; ° Psi. said double poatagr. . LISCRTY OF THE PRESS. . Crown and Anchor 'raven, Strand, • August el, 1515, . . . AT. a MEETING of the . FR.IENDS of the zw..,I,IIIIKRTIC of tbe,PRESS. held this day. !‘ to take into terigidrration the,lnest means of affording pecuniary relief to Mr: 11•60 Y RbL.'Proprietor of the STAT Emig iis Newspaper. for t the heavy lones.sold severe sufferings, which lie bas incurred I in 6rmly upholding, fur a series of years, the itorninabk !A keel? of the press. Mr. JOHN PICKARD, it lit Chair. Re-nlved, That it appears An this Meeting. that Mr. D. Lowell: the Pul lnd prigtos a Puhlishermf the Sr erlisslAsi eminent as an lode . pelmkfit Joarinl in the cause of C.,11 an d Religi , mt Freedont, hug r4Walped,ito iraprietionsent of Four..years and n-Half in the Gaol of Neirgote, for what have been deemed three separate 1 Libel*, and !shier' have beets proved not poly In Ittivebern on- intentionally ,iihelleins on his part, but in one of the three eases the insertion was during his imillnenteet, and enteelr willing! Walloon ledge. . . . Tititt it is the opinion of this Meeting. that it is m; todispen- Able duty on the part at this Admientes of the Liberty of the i p rillta to indemnify Mr. Lovell for the 10.4,5 he hat' incurred II i muintliining. Inv .bendy and indelible potrimism i mitt for his '' suiwenrleti and arm mmertionmt the Comilioniserel ftightsof the i People • during 16c whole period of the publication of that Journal. That these eserthites of Mr. Lovell in the cnose of Liberty. Truth. it JulliCe..inderudeat of his sufferings and .losses,.ea.. title hint to the marked ntiention and support of the Polilie;, and that this Meeting licemuliagtv feel great .pienstire •in prep.! minis' hod recommandiug Abe Sahscriptioo already commenced hi his behalf. • That at no epoch of the civilised world has the lofty:m.4ra , • exercise of the Liberty of the Preql promi.ed to confer so mach benefit on Society as at the present period; it is. ttiell"fitre,,• high') incumbent on 'lute who revere that Libert y to otagifest a firm and ready support in behalf of every • man who 'his mid mayiereaftet amert.that nom essential Intiond of the inde pendence and freedom of 'mankind. That Seven Gentlemen be appointed by ills Meeting to aet•ttli a Commitee, to carry • lute effect the object' of. the foregoing. Resolutions. • (Signed) JOHN PICKARD, Ckatrailt; • Retnived Uutinlmousis,. • That the thnnks of the Meeting he Riven to the Chnismap fur conducting impartially the proceedings of ibis evening • , . - _____ Duke of Redbird, by s , the hands of Alder. • win Wood £lOO 'O l Joshua Grigby, • Esq. . Rory IQ 0 J Wylinutn, Es q. : b .61 F. Mannrei., I sq. (-e- • mud subscription)i 4 4 . 1a aro. Turner, 1 ' 0' *on% Weth;Juo. Esq. - Huntingdon . - 1 0 ' Win. Carr, Ark. - 7 , 1 Joni, noir York. '• 10, I C. 1 0 MorrandukeSlolll, /to 2 4 ij. 10.41 tdeard Lemon, E•ni. 1 0 The Friends to Fire boat the Raiieligfe Ant*Ttnatingion S' R. Willy. Emi A Se* Friesds - nt the 3 Liberlyalth•Preso. at the Conch nod subscesertoos esceirso: p im a ; tit bitbread, Esq. 51, P. • £lOO 0 Sir (iiittirt Heath row; Wu*. IC Y. 50 0 T.W. Cnke, F.hq. M.P. 54) 0 Sir F. Hurdett, Hatt. M. P. . 50 0 B. Month, Et.q: Voler Pal k. Reading 10 . Z: 40 Mr. Allr)rioan Vitrod 2tr • 0 Earl hi;.sapope 10 11 Edw. E.q 10 4 JW. periy, Es q. Cit .s. -• • . I; Mae. •. la I, 11r. Fordhor 10 'A. , - • is ik Minn. Sralnah &Ana 10 . 161 Pilrilor.Cprlrrigin 10 4 John Johmon, EN . . 10 o i i W. Halter, (I , h.q. 5 Lord --•••• 10 11 W. Airs fterditt, Esq. 5 5 Tlordnarre, Bsq. 5 5^ Hr. Bird . ' . lO. Murray 5 1 , Wan I ) airsoe, Ea+ 5 • 11111.: Wore 5 0 aft Maio 5 ,111 r. Galloway 5 0 Mr. West 5 !a Mr Charles Hoppe Mr. Hari Me. liserish Vii.Vbliart I W. b 3 3 Y 2 2 2 2 Y 1 1 'Horses, Dertforfil - -3 -Mr...Drys! Comprise 1. 1, 1 W.S. Addiagton, Esq. Galtlingten Lodge, mow Bedford li J. Hullis. Esq. High Wsessuibe • fifty-two Friends to ifertiont, of the : Green Man, Prewon 2 Chnndus Leigh, Lut. of the Albin,' • 10 Dr. John Peacock, Ilartioet.te 1 A few Friends, at the Anchor, Ceippire row, Clerkerevell 1 A. Crompton. Esq. of Ereckeutilice,WOl: Deur LP/erred 10 Mr. MINIUM,. Worelwase 1 A Friend, per ditto 1 r r.essionsitors of the Liverpool Mercury 1 EAward Buines, • Leeds &Min Breere, Brighten 5 Mi. Newbold. ditto 1 Mnh Smelt. ditto 10 Twn Friends to the Cau-e, ditto 1 Mr. Nuier. Cambridge 1 W. E. Burke. E.g. 5 J. Collier; Esq. Ily- Mr. Ca-e 1. 0 J. A. Bow 1 e 1 Mr. R. Le,ck 1 1 Henn Lampert 1 Ms. F. 1 1 Mr. Ptietps 1 Mr. Thompson 1 • 1 Y. T. 1 T. IL 2 1 Mi. J. rolling. 20 I .Mr. 1144* 2 2, Mr. Walker e 2 I'M4sirs. Puller 2 2•1 Mr. S. Peiry 5 0 - Pitr.lissna 2 2 T. 11. 1 1 ' John Citreeraid. Esq. 5 0 'al. P. Grant, Esq. M. P. 5 Ps, Sirral Sabscrilaimm • 4PI 1 II: A: Miles; I -q. 5 3 55111. Thilrdoni, E s q. 20 0 'Mr. Pirloril 5 0 Mr. ilitirent k, Not jimehrim 10 0 .4. Unit, Es,. 2 2 Mr. Fuller, blorthfleet 1 1 Compositors, Pres.- men, &C. of the hint (lin tan (Moe 8 10 Earl Grey 20 0 I Chi;. BluidelL Esq. luce, war Liverpo-il 20 0 Mr. C. Sutton, Pria ; ter. 4 otiMshnia 2 2 A feu FE.en4l- to Free dom at ilk Sir naia d, Bartlett, ditto 1 0 T. S. per Messrs. -Hoare god Cos. 90 0 Mr. Mitchell. Newcastle 2 1 F. MoreterN Esq. 1 1 A. R. 1 0 A Friend to the Cause 10s. Gd. G.Rogers, Esq. Sour It simpron • 5 U Jame. Tonnal. Fol. of Mount St. Aroma, 2 2 Colonel JAn-on 5 0 Mr. J obn Barnard 2 tt R. P. Svenice, Esq. Leeds 3 (1 Mr. Whetter 2 0 W m , Roscoe, Eq. 5 0 P. Crompton,. M. D. 5 0 C. B. and Co. .5 0 B. C. D. 5 0 J. A. Vain, Esq. 3 0 A. Z. 3 0 A Corn Merchant 2 0 P. Scholev. Esq. 2 0 Mr. P. li . . it 1 1 A ?cis Friends resi dent io,K cot; 1 7 E. M. Barret, Esq. 1 Ledbery 10 10 2 2 month 5 0 A few Friends at B'stu 9 3 Mr. Hoven, Cambridge 2 0 Mr. Cadets, ditto , 1 0 Jolla Trillion', Esp. 5 5 Mr. B. A. Fordintat, Lew isbvin 1 10 E. S., Somthwart b 0 A few Ft irrsds.nr Mr. J. Prrrs Pr. k- Line. Nottingham 31. 4s. 6d. Lord Holland 10 0 Henry Schulte , . E ,, q. Reading Henry Lorgitrd, Esq. Beverley . An Old Fr iend 5 0' 5 5 5 0' Joseph Birds. Esq.. M. P. or Red Ilaz zle:‘, near Liverpool 10 0 Subscriptions froinCo-- • •calm, by the hoods of Mr. Pickard:— Mr. A Wilms Herbert Mr. Charles Bill Mt. William Clark Mr. S. C. Green Mr..lohu Clark Mr. Joseph Riley I C I 0 1 0 I 0 0 10 0 5, Sabscrlptinta waited, by Mr. Alderman Wand, Valens. pare, Within; Samuel Drank*, V.A. Strand; Mi. ,ltideway. Bnob‘eller. Picea&lt); Mr. Wt.'', New Bemirell-ro tn. Carey street ; Mr. A. Gnll"way, Holborn; Mr. Hom, Snlii•Oury aquore. Fleet street; Mr. Hardy, Fleet street ; at the liar of the Crops old Amber •Ititvernt Strand;. the Otfiee, i , "f the Seoentsolt Newspnlitri and. by the Secretary , 43, Lint street, Suakkwarth J. A. JUCIALS Watto.ri. 5- . PI MN Cif PIPERS. 7 1 T OCTAL SITTING or TUC 7Tit OCVOIIIEIL The Rairel Shtiog took place this day. At a quie ter before ono o'clock discharges' of artillery it nuonced the King's departure from the Thailleries. The procession was in the folio wing order:.-. The General Eiat /Corm A Detachment of Geosearmes on lsomoback. A Compsay of Gensdarmitie as foot. A naseross demehnsest of Grenadiers sad Chaaseun of the National Guard. A Company of his Royal Highness's Body Gaud.. Ilimokor and lifteen Carriages of the Prison. The Carriages of the Slimmers aod great 0111114 of the Crowe. TIM fina*turld of the Kim? esislifti.s 4 ll4ll, Goartb. Mistfidaintsa Royal Grenadiers, and • Gailaciaie 10 , Goard. Heralds at Arms. Dieters of the POMP: Captain of the General - The King's CarriaroW The King and &Linsley, . • The Dukes of Angoolentemild.iterM, lip Ikea Ow rine was amended by the Company of Hundred Swim. : • ...,.... Body Guth.. Gendarmerie oa Horseback. . , At a quarter Ott wall Major/ . arrived at tt. Palace Of the Legislative Body. *nil' Bieel*tic, the Marquis de Drew: Brest, Greet Mister of the Ce remonies,. end'a deputation of the Members of the Chamber -e Deputies,' received his Majesty •at the foot al - Nircase of the Grand Portico. ler having rested slew minutes' in I*h. . Ped 'to ' the Atnembty.-• Upon Ilifisty • ..-)tran;so,. the WWl*. Asseuibly rate tattchimatiu..t. ,• .6 7 7 .Viveist les Bourbons Hit Mejet.t vitt ,iii4istolf , upon the Throne , ha , Ingot) his right *f ilm MI family, the 11a1 'Whir in an are; , '?lair, the" Giant! Mastet,!tn.. blister of Corea*. &c. their , acduatumedi Owes: . . ...Several Zeeca, ...cretaries of .State, •Marshals, Ueutenant:Generals, placed on beuche! underneath', and On . eaclt side the 'fhione. TA, Idinitiere of theChareher of ' pegs, and the Depn. tie., ;were placed in front of the Throne in a ciroidar mintier. • The Assembly stned up uncovered. His Majesty mated upon his Throne,. took off his hat, then ; It 'On again, and'delivered the following Speech : HIS MAJESTY'S SPEECII;, .Gewrzearen„,—When last year I asaembisidq two Chambers for the first time, I congritelated In) Self upon having,. by an honourable Treaty, restored peace to Fritice. She began totaite the frisite Of all tha sperm 'of public prosperity 'were' tt,epenh L'Oiten a trioninal enterprise, eecesded by the most Cmillteleable defection., „prated their. soars*. The *Mb Ilrhich flea ephemeral• eserpfilliii ceased et' country, deeply ended Me: Yet I Ought to decd!. .here, tlittledit been possible to affect none but my , !elf, I shiseld have isiesaed . .Prosidguce. .The mar' it affection which. my people have given me in moot critical moments, have conabled natio ray per sefferingt; but those of my Subjects, of m' children, weigh upon my beart, and. in order to - A period to this state of affairs, more bertheusol even than the 'war itself,. I have cuocleded: with Powers, whielt, after having destroyed, the Usurper, 'dill occupy e greet part of our territory, a Conte , tion which regulates our present and future relatir with them. It will he communicated to you with. any restriction, - es soon as it has received its feestaiiiy: Yoe well know, Gemtlepten, and helm wilt know• the profoend grief I must hive . —het the very safety of my .kingdom rendered this greet determination necessary, sod when I took it ' Alt the duties It imposed on me, I have ordered ti there should this year he paid, from the Treasury ay Civil List, intce.the Treasury of the State, a cot sibieratlele portion of my revenue. " My family were no sooner informed of my reso. lotion, than they offered me a proportionate gift. have ordered similar diminutions in the salaries al npences of all my servants, eitholit reception. shall always be ready to share sacrifices which imt doss circomataeces impose upon my people. All aietements shall be submitted to you, and you w knew the importance of the economy which I ha , eetlitatrded in . the departments of my Ministers, at in tIH parts ef the Government happy if these men• sures shall suffice for the burdens of the State. ' alliterate, I rely upon the devotedness of the N; tion, and the zeal of the,taeo Chambets. " Hot, Gentlemen, other sweeter and not it important cares unite you of present ; it is to give more weight to your deliberations, it is to collect more lights myself that I have created new Peers, and that the' number of Deputiet of Departmeuts has been increased. I hope I have succeeded in choice, end the eagerness of the Deputies at this di ficult conjuncture, is also a proof that they are ai mated by a sincere affection fur my person, and ardent love for the country. 66 It is then with sweet satisfaction and full cos fidence that [ have assembled you about me, certai that you will ?ever lose sight of the fundament banes of the happiness of the State, a frank di loyal union of the Chamber with the King, and t specs for the Constitutional Charter. That Charts which I weighed with care before I gave it, to whi reflection attaches me more and more dearly, wh%, I hate sworn to maintatn, and to which all . of you,. beginning witiviey family,are abeet to swear ahe (Renee, is without doubt susceptible like all human institutions of being more perfect; but none of us might to forget that the danger of iiinevatiols is iiot failemofe from the advantage or aselibraiibn. Many other objects el impartaeta ?agave ear labours; to melee religion , re-fl o urish, pacify•minds, found liberty upon, rcwept for the laws, render them more and more ImAigeout ditee Trot stabitil to cre: .an them. J The Prtosian olitcets.triaairr at night in pit tie)s cif fiiti•oe•fite.; a Sec re'staf;dittg • trigethet: . talking Itti luog - hing serf I,oud in the prt;setsre' of t' crowd,Y orhich seemed to ottserse them ; e Freneltmen; in coloured clothes, passing hy-them, cried oat, tont ces copint la." The. Prussians drew their sonids and ad ianced upon this man for the m ptir i -se of taking" int &cast 60, *hen' sOirte Trentit'cifficers almost . in. stu n titt itdVatced fitim the-crciwdi an attacked - 11mi 4.: • • '-'''''''.4" ' • • •.., -... !, .. - : r .. ..,...... '.•••,..,4 • ...ir" . :' . • 1 . ' • 4/ 5 0 t ,. '.: • ~•-•`-''•!, j l l .. ' \ . • • P .•. ; I 1 as . .. . . • 4 ~ ; • PRIGS 7d. • . . , • dit, recompose the army, heal the wounds that have ' bat too deeply torn the 'bOsom. of - our faintly, in' • fine, 'ensure internal tranquillity, and' thereby make' i f . Fiance respected withdat ; such are th'e objects then" ,1 i n . our efforts ought to lead to. Ido not flatter: thyself. ' 1.. l en , that so'much good can be the work of one Sitision,' , bet if it' the 'close of the present legialatete, it is / seen that we are approaching it , we ought te•be sal' ' * • thefied With 'outiehrei. I shell leave nothlek tinder44i: 1 • the ..nod . In order 'to• erriVe'at it, I rely, Getitletifielteike' 1 your most aatiiedir:Operalliin." A'fter the 'speedh, the ' Duke of Angenletne, the" • the Duke of "Barry and theadte• or 011eatil'iook thrl oath 'which foll ows:—follows: " 'I sweet fidelity to the KinC'end'olledieth44o"‘ a i r the Constitittiottal Charter and theiLists Of the aidgil•-• . , dom." * ~. . The namet dike Peers iestiii - ititibewifit tlatfid'i• • twee, who indleiditeily foot the •foltealtii Oath :%• • .- - i "'1 swear fidelity to' the 'llkisi i ,lobedtbritirto Ott ' 'failtelititioall chiller 'and itiii:fiaWhiirthelElirel . '"- dete;tind to Conduct myself/Ili pier" llaitag'llitleit'spie l ' • the pertelei'toity . sittiatiire Its k good •ited . teslll ?Moor' I Flinty."' i • • ''.. -• ' The neriteri of 'epee DepefiesliteVllTfreieithfig &MA 1 the over,' who teak' triirAllaf eitirMs IWO the Peetet.' ' ' • . the 1 A hfinther . teltested *to speak. • • Ce. 'The Duke 'of itiCrigitafr, as liiirstiffaihfel;'el.e .- .. -• the serytkl l - 44- It has been Teritisklefeil, 'Photo Anti linaPt ''. • .. the Itteinetlll, - Ali 'cattier, to. the deitA"Of the M''' • dry, to speak without permission *Vibe 'King; heal* .. „ his I iliifrUrit - Eis - MiTelly'Y ordtttV'ttiertmit: - '''Ptie ' .- Me Duke afterward! ita telf,etitee theßl og ?hid cousesend. - :' • -to ted tkeittefkb - ka %MOW; &A here' the 111 tee .• • . rts I j initiated: • ...... lay. 11A11BURGIt PAPERS . . .•' lan. 1 , the 1. . i .--..5ew...-... ... . . • • , .. meth I yr • .c• .. • • • • .. i i rEntrA, nrirr. 4:.+lresterarty evetring..term.d.Ont ._ . ,„, the Zi* considerable TnitilFei;" Chelfhlter — flikettl laid - thes I. ' r. Von (leytioulletl serthut ter ; flail, whinte• they't • A are slut 'for' ilk order to 'regulate the. payment Of. the'. Thalia. 4 wrench contribetisers to oar Viovittielest, and to t au 'Pu'' • 'wive them.'.' Willett that to the eniquotef 11316 0 . ---- . Wei I • • 1 trillion ' s of franO . is Itiready "pilti; ind' oft 1' wit 4:"... • . ,_ T hither.. This, • tholigi'a Verriiiiiilt4elffilitialetiellePl 1111 9 • lion for the stnes.lhet -travertine !to Francs: is the . * . put' many past yeareOf miktitiOne; must have at 4tigth -' a arnaitrie4edweette•owAiwt'eselOnita lt*""thstal 4l the " . ing the efforts of usurers a nd iiiivbirii ittanfiNart•-• •,•.: .. ~ 'the happy .effects of the present favourable !tate of . . In f,`'• things. - --' '.•-••••• • '•-• - ... - .. ' "` u i B 6 --- 3 .-- r -- .-- ffer ... * Ith left — in . • • laws, vr. _ .-- coo ___ _o Paris on ___ • . ~ tit• - • tin 2sthfreptember, and arrivediteciileaterday morning, .. ' - 1 ites-brou ht the offrcial news y that, after the road tilt. g ' — AL 1., ph _ ,renew, on the 19th, the Pruisian . geerds'lart'raWi -. : ou ;,4RlStlitir retina .home. tare •Niraitsiwileretri filkalalpe thr _talk, the' tow. ef t . z. .. . Thorn wergitrercup to the-Pru•siaits. • Owthtsame, my.s I day, , General Padoskey. marched not if the , town trk troops the i with his garrison, end the Prussian entered it:" • lin the evening the whole town we's illantfinneil..;:-•:i • P" . " j The Russian milifirf effects- retie ient by Welevie . • r fli Y ' Medlin. '. ' •" . putt LEITER PROM ream( von?, SEPT. 30. DM& 44 The grand Russian head '-. quarters da not orrTre ' ' ' • 0 the here 'di ..oc.t. 11, metal tboamond Persons are attach.' • ~ P er * 'ed to' it a 3600 horse. Fletillitirral refl. l' • ions , de Tilly i n s at Vl'isbaden i '.• His heart-qu st arters ii in er title y s ... ci ( 7 . are kept ready for him. ! it . is. asserted, that, • ... iout:1 1 ,000-Austrians will shortly enter i;trosburgh to la a siti 'garrison that important fortress. We - are makini , It Chem many preparationi to celebrate viitli des 'eolem. this . . . felt : ' nit), he festival of thelfith of Oefoher. • ~ I -- at apprars that the Allies consider -If t wihigeort libel i I.N as a point itirpui, and in fact Austrian artillery is a ef ready planted in it, y . PARIS Srpr. 25,-I t is affirmed, th a t Russia'attri :n. f . ' • , . i Prussia continue to insist, that the immense pi°. , elm- I party of the most guilty of Bonaparte's thief id. , i : her shalt be seized, and applied to the use of the , State. I 1 • and ; . . . tANOTER 4 OCT. 2.—Count Schalenbarg Wolfe- ' 1 burg, es President of the Hanoverian State! , has in.. '. lite. 1 I • th _ 1 nounced that the assembly, which wisridjourned mi . 5 the 7th of March, will meet again ou the 16th of' will Oetobor. lave I . • and.' ' lea. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE: In Na. I . . Parts. Ort. G. It Is Montt; intpowsible to, keep down the dlspo. less sition to riot in the retail Royal; an overwhiqming• • Site force of English . and Piuiiliat tt tarps eredirt reduced . Sect early ;in theevanitig ; and French•gent d'arenes' are t. ere,' continually. walking about among the crowd, bet nits without success ; disturbances, euding in bloodshed, my have been uniformly repeated, and nearly at the' . dii. same hour , for the last three nights. Two French. lei. men, in celodred cinthes; were cloven down by an Prussian officers with their sabres, ou Wednesday , night ;• the night before list a Prussian officer is slid on• to bave been killed by the French, in retaliation; and' fain last night a riot of so Alarming a nature was corn.' ntal menced, that all'thir inhabitants closed their shops, and in the apprehen:ion of saute premeditated tumult. •, . re-. —They ale Fame!, ollitary who provoke these dis- ter, filet:maces, end • in• the most canton Manner ; from , lick the •rtunter In which the * riot of last night cam.. lick menced, there can be no doubt of .a concert between, 'no r - them. The Prnaslan efficets.otusity walk together the_ at night in• pat tibls df fenti'orfivei a troop of them nun etre'stadding •tegeiliet: . talking itti looghing very ~~ ~. ~~ ~ 4al e.►s: 111toppdhre. ,_ • • • 7 TO RE SOL D Y A UCTION.„ On WEPNESI/A Y, Cite h inst. at Titelle, at the Middle• tin Arm., %Ye,' -end, nearSauttmeoptan, 1411FTY-SEVEN LOTS of very voluttble .PRO• PERTY,co;;; ; ,thingroomioe poowor3. farm 0. .nerr en•.• • I rod,, no t piecelkfwa.46:, cotintuldio,ygloaatifill • like 4,1 e ottllutioptoo rivet, well adapted f,r,C.ottageli•Ornee and other t e , ers entp. Patoculars in to iliskof Viessm. 11h4e, White and .ftinpe, 14, Essex-otrrel, sirmut a iemrtne; Rolfe and Cleinest, South amvinn: pnd of Mr. Marev. Packard, of West•eild, will show the Premises.