The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-03 00:00:00

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Mates - try . wl • il inn ritsik! , giur Counsel" . vr the DISTItISOSES'ht t he WAtiwollltlllAN Y. . . , !. - c t ; ...11 11 .:4..5mai 5 .,-ri,,. :-r -f • '1.1) int bf yoirthirsete , ritii fithillters will - •olsieh - ,1151 4 10 To tbe,,LA DIAS Of ENVANN. • 'Print tbe LADIV.S of GERMAN_ .11 PARIS, %/ULM 300-Yeaterdarihis Mojetitylleated ationabblitii yekt p• MON authority e • 4 _ .4. . • ... e , ,3; . : •„0, .' Dresden. Mho 311. 414. and 'cowered tooshiti ia. the!BaEl _of I .4that - Xb Moe, a - in thief; ittittldr in iiitorhder *or pectins. - -444 'w bade ••• .we liail learned kw. lie Depufatiot. of the Chamber 411 Pews): , the chletabarr with ysiiii . peteri l 'ilk' . ' *4 IS Inc. . Hirer orberievolent British ~ , log the ih., - --,- th e otkol a ti o n bribe of 1$ hiall. - were conducted. torthe.-tudionce by , the si 'SO,- • •hrtifr lor tlit Her , ~ ... , If iither 1. - --.l,ar. EVVIIIV. Grand Matter, the IliutOr,•andithe Aida of th e ti e- ' dom . ' ..yot* 1 a gild; the ~O. '/".- ' &ride wh -.., ? five adult, nies - -mo. The King.aohoosisied lit the arrived east - tioisibie 'o' *lf 04' clih,nd ~...'" AO and clam - •If the tlon. '.• ' ' • your btnir ii 'Khali' ;co 'Alit • ---**. recidiatkof thirilio.• never fr -4 .0 filloAtio- 'into!, tti W it 4' ."'-' ti lei f r - Aunties app.. to . 0 04 vosfatture . .61414th s toat ...- -4- - Nf 1.4 . 4 or nib • - -. aolith•. -,tit .iroit clo e stp.ide, . ._-,.. . Newell, aUss .. • ie.! , -.Fri v.rni4 ~. . Ole Publle ego. ~ 011 I . Baer!,.. Ski...' .." --- , .. , ,eriol Cuttou t l , . . vguinte persitint. - aroma the ip4s. •ich i e n i g i l d w oP h ?etl i4 . -.- r b0 , ...4. 4 , .-. ~....,.;., - 'r t'''' . • Nor' tl)ers. _.. .. a le ot • --, . t, , • ..,t, !the fi r, ro g s s ib ir sl•Ate,t • 'l.• t fir' •• •••••• . . . , • i ; Q :‘ .1141 - ,-_---..... < :140.001 ' i , 1 1 • II .• s I t fhb 'spanner about . Two. nmiu...... -....__ _ ' lifits*tiOae'"" -- t I ' 4l - • •117rs '' -1-Wili ersil ' 9l .- . I'Vtl e t f i l in at iiiies a ' arid f l u in r e 6".4 l l l ll ) l"ttil" hero! asSl :e c d: _ 7 l;; l t i V i i:l i t ; imvell ' e*e a ciPitlis s -suci are the things Which we , t foun;fer theta. ' h ave seen to sin` - -*-- rare- : seleu. ..--v•ri 60Ef,..._/94 El Gran- . 7 lotion. The c * • the purpose t cl r i ttativtitti s t i t i t ./ DIN D. and Dresden, for , • - vitt with No o k , „ could no t . ent liar that isj* 140fial . Ibis-me Ado, we have no- i France In the i s they - left 14 ' - iik tot: itir 3 tlifiiii, mural', !hie Mao' '' the greatest r' • • 7 t '' '' . , iltHAlatlr ek ed oil Tchin4 ials reason, iIECE/Ne 1 t, T h at it . -.. •,,. 2 ilhh.„ ling to place any of , • - 4 . r.cnoutcy,.asei their ' peat whoa J . ' 20:'-Ltlie l Entiiish .. s;nt;P•ti . . - •sbitutied . .._ Weare r I mmiibibil.ir cf.our , hare jnun4ted us th ciilonial a t ho 4 I c kese moot lnstil b e ei at be im" ... cal dreiwou I:iti if 'of conthrti "If .. . 7 v I : t it 11, client( il. mid sup- •rehbri• pit ready in .. 4 batitrei lite w . their own living. To , w h ere thy .rnerthatt . s . ..4ofilted vii to Mfr.' Y 4 ei t . an . in . I Unreal you to devote a you may base dentin- 'between to9etti4ded`..yerc iligifit,' r. hen ;, is i . tramerieet to )Ira owtio. • 64 Wt 4 i ttl. *earn:Yr nee • i Iticti for goe:4 . 44 lly follow every direc- FAicostraged Sty Noacto. who Wfi O.kind.trave4r ed trim': i l'' , liint4;tif toe in,tit • • :. , . be more cheelfally ; it'd had of Vietinisty f erill,_ ,.. .thertalh*n lii.ifetd to eporl , i . • r his sake. will tint fail to It Otani ' TPhr 'each** iiibn lu)oti*lt,..aP . we are united. visitir '4l , s " .. init it i filtogcl i dietiol i ciet .. about aof Dubai Borth Comities art • ••• ii ty -r. .:.', ~_ • .• of th e Orpliumbouse at whir /,• 1 ... t ..e., 'di .:. ikuit i a4 ,t!till ." 44. MINIM (horn Bar.inesa of bit' 1/ , the Orphan-house at Punt. mu lER.G (horn Countess of Slot. , Orphan-house at Dresden. Ir' .0 9 ~.. .ti LTM AN N churn lopsing), w 0- dlO . P ds-bouse at Dippoldiswelda. r :o' ' • • '. l k , • Ivertised £ 10.3,8 5 4 4 It . .. 1 1:11tE RECEIVED: • • WEI. Boned., Es!. ACS 0 I . Rao,: C in tu i l h d e rind pa C ri u sh - . A secorid Subscrip- Church of illualiam, .. Bedfordshire, I. flea. R. P. Ber ...• croft id. JuanKole, * r. _ • . - - Atli , ~e• . Si J. . iv - • Mt. r t 4j ` . . . .., It • - 7 -, 'W. lr , " f . " • " 414). S P "ar t ' " IT ' S " s " la r tifit1111811. " 11 ( 1 . 12 1 :XWER, I nt - tbe . Otti l lttllfi e . O T ; ql e4o- - 7 1 ;7. 7,7—.7; . 11.11'. ik — iiijegiallii . :1 0 i • '''r - ; 4 ' - tdbei Mllftify will illifirelk l on . your Counsels the . - - rt at E r • .t ) ~ v .. . 1 .! i , JEatatkiSheti. lloii. ~; ; i,i , ,! •,.../ I i t the DlSTltigtSE.rhy the WAll'irrtifiltillAN)l. . :: •i . 1.-. '1 .1 4-....--.1 1 '; . r-ils sl ,, Seat grireltiratter. VOlir Ministers will be re 914.1gssephr sure to Greed Brillkille io 101 . 22 . 14 1 1.0 4 ' ° - of guslinb Plait and Cul4dis ifit , m o l ps o! 4 1 ...M1ia : ,;ir. : t reid t ' To the,,LADIAS 01 1419LANDo_ .. • ?rola the LADIES of . GERMAN_ _ .1f ' . liar • '''.,) - 7 ' , s ti, tit -t:' ;.! i , Oradea. sidati 30. 414. entirA,o2o7ol4' -, c , :,, I .... -.,......-- -.lt 41 el . . . Ir tank rar 3O. — is irosgerds . thell y at iiii .c : tt aiiildir tuiriniget at e tad a. sport sti yikt riebple for' the ibthority entrusted tib' thief.' illialdliall . tee the Coutorinity 41' theit eat •T" peculiar ' taxt ore of this fabric frees 4t fi•Oes• Vernier's/nines al/ suiCgratitode we ha vu tonne foes the pepsin**. of • the Chamber iCit reers,: , thavilliamis ' err with yoWr OilerliaTintentioits: the rin-414 incident in the changes of print* ellniate''orn'affilisy a lladslie the friFtireithifrbi l tonunitteeir of 'benevolent British . '• • conducted. torthe.•audience by , the . Si 'Sil*. initial explitititin of the difit t t die icing'. A te , _ ne ,.,s ina the inigetiom cold ..r chill experienced is the Fetnale , abose-stfotts are devoted tb tow 'etiolation striae. 'a *halt:were Distresses of the Continelit, find who, in partindar, deeply. Grand Matter, the Ilisteroandithe Aidil tithe fle- , dotti;•iyrrei. Miniaterahate mild, thiltl %At belm . ''iliaref lit h or ioher Lineps, gad Ilse p l uple e ..iniis Ara de ib l o, Ile . • • Milani' to fabrics Made whary of Collet t. le this respect it at- . ritathi" 6 the fedora stale of the "fungi'" °ilium' of remowied. The King.anoosieiml At . tite arrival mast- poistble . tb' do good lisle!** glsehtWilliiien,eectrid , *rhea th - exclusive advantage dr •Steleil ' Wpm • (*Warier 'to zue Y' l i h i ch h e' ha tr. se e tuju L a . e se Y ert a trial. Herr ' I "' the d t f the DiVetsitlo •.• • ' 'bb el tel ska '' tab Ci "'HEWN, _ ei*?' idi 4w.. it h.iii nil „boss and ciososesobsooosokos 4 , 001;;;o0 it was forme a similar city, it oteb is exclusively engaged In eplif lye 0 e te• •• . • your n cen e , , 1 ~. • rili Nog Chüb. _ ' trust h ... •tve been totr feeli i whets we heard that our sisters in .. a 11., i 4 Pi ts .• i I '•• For durability, beautiful appearatile .. eublinet is weer, and xi- a ' : ' i • their petatioa l -teed the address,. which wallas Allem' :datitass„elk .:. g , *hu m weft Mom s OM' 111094 importium connive owe. • . great economy, this manafattere steal: Ilicibilled, one is 11 ;t 1 e . With deep emotion we join them io the goal wait s obi ae- sic is tan " Sioef-Yotte faithlel - unbjecti , lecnifed-gthe Wu's: . '' i; IliiiV ~: . 4 ' 614, f' • at stb.4l4 half the sere of Lriqt or naheriewtteiwaw4 at the _ . 11 / 4 - - praise!' them with the confidence which the Christina sentiment p4w . kr. ....Ic 0 ,iwelt(v. .-fiv .iroit "frame' , Stireituttl••• MI elocar'ide• Mite St . P H A" 4 44144 :" ,011 Charst• y .aarl Seeevoleoce so . cony inspires. uer us. moo, . . „ __ ~._._ Chamber of Peers of.Fraatoe§ 't; oevey to thi .feetncif- in , • Cow. AsTOFT ~ • rieratiorsoroi, at Harding, Howell, aid Co.`s, NO. 89, Pull- frankly acqamint you. ish, our distreyses , as well as wititwlial 1 7 0 ,Pr Mailtity's °mil dest aai / i D e DP.1.1/ ..• ' 'it° . -:''' err i - throne their easpectlathendit for „.....„,, ies u . . r : . AOC , - , • .1 has been don e to relieve them a and what we venture to solicit . Ifbat.liallehig to be commesicialed , to thaw the tapPo••• . "")I'7". 14A1661.11r AI. It ''':i. 411114' M" at . : . • .• e • It iv proper to elands* Public *gal** confounding the of our generous 'Milo ‘4i ere . w e are u u m rep e a t b o a gnov.. , 1 1 , s , _, y _ . I L HAGGON I.IX •Ilekeefraatilliita - ` - .. present state - of-the kingdom. - Tee,' il; l' •,..- a ga - mu a r d) SE%2Lt VT , M - Uprst Referssligo . fabric %jib Ste new lemeriot cotton Twine Shinns and uusy, oir roahtry (in wlarla the emancipation of Europe was 1••.t.. 11 . 01 t he . . . : 1 11 . 1 1 nes, Which professes to regulate perspiration, and to be whirred) hap parried rhos the war, and Its for idabie trate- concur , with your Moiesty‘f Ministers in recegnising , i j . , 11. 17 7 4 , ' ' .. ~ ~ '.. . r ' . •, ei 41. 410111.111101,11, aid e. Ali antidote 'Om the p lsgW rod s other : Want nod Fainine--Divease and Misery--D a esa,suulan and ' • fillpftleila ditniftietei 1.2 - I Death' All this the ledge • p papers have atinouneed s and we 1 h eav io, m e, rehemi 1 that the getter. part- of ........th• , ....-.....• 1 •miti..es that weighed . inie h n di e r t if •Dtfitrtiea it is 'aid, ha l adopt e d i had Ihde soiree in their de- le Secret Committee an Ailtlfekto the Ring, Whi* • ' 46116 ST - ATE puff En v h--: 116 A Wm. .. ..• ~.„..,,,,,, ... .. know Mit /itoning be strangers to the object itt general.— i " 4 fr'illuts 1 4 sAbi , ~: - •We wish, however, that we coeld describe to you the iedlvi- I spotism of the late Goserdeseet ;is its unbridled Illsttifill-be preeliftverity It deputatted of its embers. itior . isisE , pl i umßi4, If*. j, i c d h ual distress *bleb' sorronods as the deplorable state of the i o f i ildren, bo hove lost fattier 'nod outlier, and every tbilat 1 war •; in its contempt , for the constitution, Saws, Partin Jtirt 29,- ,, The AMMO &8. Deka* i! as v SCHEME. ",_ ''--'' ',,„,,„. ; along with theta ; and - yet *e dent 'not give you r lam pie- treaties,,and even the personal rights of every cithieb; 'the folio wing peregrirph,:-•-•"' tt is said . that . the a ' r 42 11 •• • t , ••••" • • ' 4 " o "riv'' Surest it, ,it wield .crowd 'tow' beans too a de:ply. tis le:short y in the discs sous abuseriof strength which Chamber of Deputie In * - secit sitting, hie: dis. in. . ~, . . mt. tit i l most painftd to hear in mho) a state these children, particelatiy that Government had not created and of rescrucCeS , cussed and rejected the piOposition of M. Demo rd , s .... -.a.- I 5,000 those of vent tesiderige.. have been found by those excellent t. • l.• • • • ••• e•'••' 2.000 . / «. .:. ;.:: l 'afki 'll° .... •• • ''''' usen who /44 tbeeseelvet, called by God to seek oil ralsery in which were not its work. . tuw its most secret retreats. They *ere, therefore, the first to ee• ss ' .500 • ' ; ' { the object of ‘‘hiCtr was to give the - Omni or Portia: It is to the lights:Of the age, Sire, -to - thii pa- mee t to the three branches of the Legislature cellec• 1. . •Se•••• '• •• .... 1100 11„ 910. tbropic Christians, . both at bonne and abroad, ,to tithe rime,- . triotism of excellent citiseas, that the country has - tirely,— the King , the Citamber de Peers ) and that • /. : " ( 1 2 1 ?, ••• ••• • • ""i••• •• • 491 V • sine. acresiM, to nue Saviour's injunction, on these little oats" 'beep indebted for the hest germ •of blessings which lOf Deputies. . . t i p s .... .... . ,, f",•,,, 7.45 . 11:11 1 git• • gm j am ' -'Cliey addremed tbesoselyes in particular to our sex, to wimps i w .„. so much *bused. A giri ,. : ,,,,...., . __, lmiu d, from 1 . i ww - I care the ebildren were . especially corvimitted & Aid God gaye 1 g•a , L '! FV , ' t. " The same paper contains accouots from St. '00: --- . .. 140. ,,, , ,, i : power ice gi e i r „j ar ; ; á ; b ut gb oo. , n it 4„,,, ne f ;. t a n k. My ers . s o ! the burthen of tithes and of feudal rights ; legisla- ming o to the beginning of JUne. They state, ' Mit INK Ttckets. "- take One Orphans. itee.cnoteNunin. r oe ib e n s upg o rs. .Tie i . Aim), political and civil, admististration and fines- 1 after some ineffectual attempts at Itcconimodatirm be. 0 •,- :• • litgli . .llo ritlZEs! • , Cinnoittieln Loddon for relieving the Distresses occasioned by : _ lbc w u.o; Geroussy bas in s i artitouinten Iw o ja, worse- i cialp brought to a uniform system • ; the corporations, ',.tween - Petion end Christophe fist . respective armies. 1 1 : 4 7 udwr•af •r i vr ei t i ll r ErTEN§Eit, half, and glen us hopes that it will. de still more. But is , the times, the provinc.es, making 0 sacrifice of their lof these rival chiefs had a bloedy engagement, at 'hit !Nis nth sErTlim is lift. 111 Ofty: 1 i ... , .....;.,..1 nil sErrEmta: R. eaxopy. also, MI ekcettent :spirit 'was displiiyed i and those to privileges to the common -low; the increase .4( the 1 cloie of which victory decterell for Cbristophe, .ions . h w t h i om ix P lena rov ed idenc at e ir ha i d ie n t r o neered 6e6 as pe w rt e obeir . , t oreueet . y cbee-i • Tickets and Shares are telling by SWIFT and Co. thenumber of landholders • the creation of sew pro- yetton lost t h e greater part.of blktrenps and his Go. 7 re eft gone asinine. In tontraeton, at their WACO% Igo. 111., poglOry v i, 1 1. si iprille. si, startle High* hod - espotimeg - • ... , corr _ t MOM. Lanka, Medina .... it rine .__ ..beittt • • our liiiiii tte 1 i .c, gar-_ .. ere g ted, into" which ' . _ • - ~, - ,Ilie Orpheus me received till pew ruariOnts ran hk Wadley thine. hare seen to spring op amidst the storms ortOWittte• , setectedbyLauts_X y __., __ e a _ I , 06 Vile. iii ' i v T • ' ► ' . One oracle iv al Dippoldisivalda, for boys ; thissegood al Gnu. .7 lotion. The opulence iihich 25 years of qtlamity '..for " , - ~) .1 A in 4.ltetg o for Orli pane the 'ether We ai Pima en, and bresd ratlike .. 1 • children of both tease l _kluge .awe ran mil w eith tallf••••• '• could net entirely exhaest, suffices stilt to pions lent bolt • :williaefitieretvetierliirti 'oiled into their midst, we have no- ; France In the ran* of States whp lininCel present 'Soy, 1, In •Ata .thio L owi f e or wish ou'thirlrorespoor: But naturally this mini. i• th e iseas e st resource,. , .... •.. - • ~- , • twia%t- , Portaeoe • tier must dorrenw more mid ISOM 6 and Elf this reason, IMMarlie 1 Lthe illaangete dflkeiefintitiarser are unwillin g to place any of i " Thst. opulence was • pot datirepodnet: Ask ao- POO. i ple_ t hildres m i t ai of their depopulated ealiva.ctioutry,liad their ' meat whoa a government arose 114111111:Ablef 'tells& • - Ilittattlfilli, ~ . ,xel rentals desirous o f .v w ill be speed ne iZ e e i r ti bau l ted these inatTiettriez loconsilt44. in always placing the natimulietbeetittlitia t opening Ir d ; nit ~.,,,,e l l „f thee ) that tueoephreu who „ opt b e oa k.. cal citcentstattees where see ellferVtdipdriti4inetin g IlTfolfette. "'Vile provided for, write there received, ethical( 0. and NI- 'ohm . petrietide was constrained tithecend 441111'0 2 :Into - ; poft,ed. till-tiwy shattite natio to earn their own Striae. T° -where the watlettal honour had lio doice ltit . itut ;'Our., • you, then, beloved Sisters, we' turn, and Ogren' you to devote .• ... to.illis'ohjitern ;savant - lb:bounty which you may have demi*. between foreign opprentoli 04 404 1 0vt q opit ' . :101Pect 1' ' ttpitipit ' .ed fur o ar poor infants., We 'Of gladly traownit to sow ram- • " What ese did he make of the As:wet* aptlirl;y 9l f4 , cont -Of' its application, and punctually follow every dime- ,.. . „;, fr . ~ „. A with the pall n • ef Vb . is Sims that you may give re.-peetia it. ' Encouraged Sty Now ets. who - ...7f-• .. ° 1144 0 /I '''' - - :--- •-•••--- -°• '. -1104 'f be , oprration, we shall exert ourselves the more cheerfully i sod had _of ; tie notional glory ? On all,. aid*, beliset - iiir( God, who blesses whisiever is dome fur his sake, will not fail to a bout c. 00 4 110 fing hatred.' amaidall- idiggesois 4a• :*"' prosper the sisterly 4:oleos:it I. which we are united. Tred ) visiting blood and treasures, and compel v•iltai 'Val' PRI ED Ent . Counts of Doh* faorti Comities :Powers. 4e ' Ilse:wet within themsePrep le ..lef 44 gt " l herOs D i rec t ress o f t h e C hV b all' h utise et which tliey were not aware of. Hencellile •gf `- -Gronnere. I • • AXIGI•ihr A VON. THUMM EL (horn Saviors of betties was abandoned to the power of .. a; i• .• it ..... WenbClll). nirecirt,s of the Orphan-house at Pirna. multitudes were seen rushing to mutual combat ; • •:St •••LM.YISIi VON SCHONBERG (horn Contd.-iv. (of Sint berg), Directress of the Orphan-hou,e at Dresden. whole nations precipitated against each other ;an ' ' 10111NN A AUGUSTA ti LTM AN N churn Levying), when at last Europe in despair leagued againt its op 4 ,i 1. •lainestress of like Orllure-bouse at Dippoldiswelda. presser and our's, his enemies overwhelmed him Ca . their turn, under the enormous weight of masses ' Amount already advertised X 10.3,854 4 11 I russcatitioas mats RECEIVED: which he had taught them to raise. • 1 •.• • 1. k AI Committee Room. - Wm. Bonet!, Eels. in o 1 66 At this/ memorable period, there was evott to A ' n additional Grant At Child and Cu. 1 the world a spectacle hitherto without otampleAs the " from the Westasin- - ~. A seabed Subscrip __ stcr Association .6201),) 0 . Sims, in the Parish ' history of Rations : the aspect, Sire, •of your fang Mtierfidli to the Pa- Church of illusion% misfortunes , borne with ecraturcirfarttrudn; itinypt. I,gilit Church of St. Bedfordshire , by . : pion held f your enlightened undentandlog, im- Nicholas, Bristol, Rev. R. P. ilench lestir William Ringer croft 7 o: proved in retirement; the respect which follOws the 111. Als. 6d. Jub ts . 611 geoatant.prattice of virtues, rendered the omegas it Olfttradditional, by J. F._ A al .! ri a government which is no more allies of your Ma . tint Coosiontee of - - At Lleyd's. Ladies, at Clapham, S. .1. sad M. Ather . ....g. g I jesty. It was as such, Sire, that they treated with for relief of OrEhnu • Mt. Co* • b 0 1 you ; and your Majesty *as seen, still surrounded Child:wt. in Gtr-8. R. 4 ,11 by their numerous armim y lapressing on negociations !may ' 1 Subscription; front the .At Spooner as.d '' Inhabitants of Bat- the double character of moderation sod firmness:* Co. tie. per Mr. Nary Yoe,arn factored to th q nation, Sire, aud.titc loan 01" , - ' "Jo• 791. 16'. 6d -• ho i'''' 1 sisifro?te. , . ft , c stmeL ?rte.' di/ a— 4 9, r MAN • 4 7 • til ~:s . _ t.", ISIS Qmairr.. 4 . b , 11. sixtesselfel: in 7IP P4i,er 111REET; CH F. A PSI IhIPRNSTILAWLF.IAN: AND COAI.TAR - T IPTON and .00.*:(liati di LiStiatil'walt), most , mito • restrislly Word thel li k Re i t I•Al PRIVETRA RI PAINTS are very arnasseistid. GROUND' in LtrissEp OIL. surly be tspplied ,itsjAk t MeMl!attis 00M of isefut Painting, unite outside, where it Isaurisonse appearance, durability, mad 'ecostrny. arefelnolde sc- For . Part-paling, Aitocio azd er ;ffrouesicipsti 'end **ad Rhiliag. 'of very deeerfp Ines 111 . 4 3" art peciotiorly adapted, as fluty resist Alreeti wrestler in pi 4.lpill.ing decree • 010 a fhlet,foe.lhil:ll69lo 00/ Pr ‘ j Rot; and will 511kild in of Climates. tita,ltre 64 411 0 490 Calipers and Prices. via. • .1.400 f tin. • • • i n i ir irti b G ie r rr • r ilk "'" * " . '' • • •.. • - • ....• • Fine Deep-Geoeis......•swsiodiMii State. Lead, we Sao* benign etiOcolate' - 1 • Red or Pfeil'. • . ti.. t . t t • •. , And White Paint.... • • Erepared•Oil, tit ride them fur oribill...tioe gotll6o . S .• TO, Coal Tar Brutes is of two binds, to r e Osmium 't er ; pad rtfuwd 12s. per ewe. They are Itkth ntipeohle fp the silvering- rouxh Vetoes; Fermis Tiles Weather floardliw, Sisk" thites, Wood usikr amid or W ank. •pisetlitalarly the Relined Ter. ii twill Perfectly isordutile 4u wailer Liliu wore *ennui penetrate where It is use d; . it is also of food coiner, fries very hard: and . easily applied. requiring only th be *sated. mod laid no with • eOpiniuts wir brook. , • - E4loterf Oils nod Qilitors,_Re• RI. . • blierchantrcapOilas, and the Tcede supplied 60 !Hoerr Vane.'. . . i • f ig . •.7 4 T — .. -•.-! .. , ji .. • - , 4 - ,- .J)Air a . r 1 . 3 11 Thelif L-04 • .. .;;_ :., . t. ~ gil )....A;.•, . ._ . SR, ~ 9 rasa 4 ,i . outt, .add ~ 10 ila g‘tis. At s . i joet n eti t h ehliilted.. It fones-e i,infiiidet °Ea Ratel.., , c ! ,epootop makee the , , c 0. Marshal,. Hi beg*. '' 0 4 1 11 - n, v .„ .}, • ••• 0- ' ~'. . .. et - .. 11 iii"./43ri,_iffig..4e6.4e , to- (the isgticiiiil . your. 71 , a taiureccottet;Of My conduct. It i will, fsic . ,• • *of Alt ipejiiir meao, stn improper i vt j emitillbe .. ~,, "*.i aria which I was investnd. , fi . i tvevev .e. i f ctinfided In me • and not 4 I T ik 10 11 ,,f t . MI f""sar.ats in : lies military: A ! p sis 004,1t1i ~41Paated arXtri,rtLevery thing Wei t • aellAte sts.l pegt in conforndty to the ordeee,oi j 4•4* A .9,.therldijoli of wh ic h „Clove In my pal, 00001 On, tied of which I lay copies before jourMe. :Pleb - ..;... ,; ) ! f .4.11 • i • " ifo.in• 644101 . ,1 11, 0 Cameeeedi with which I her. tOen: r 4o_lll it NO. have i ith red the interest of in. I dliM .;. !mt newer rendered the French nation :_cicApos by any .act of my . ' own Motion ; and, in the a . sliessa circumstances under : whichi I was placed, the tioaegv of. Vilnius, arid the luteggiket the army, were invariably my guide. ► 66 A heavy responsibility A . . to me : I could have thrown upon the Government the odium of dm rigorous meseiervek of which I was the humble itestra•, anent; bait Ikept silence from a sense. of duty and, • respect to ties 'aovereign authority, to which that do. feience ap e . ,to me to be dee. Such are the priu 1, . . cppies van . ie professed and acted upon. . . " NereA . iis l . Sire, I ewe to France, to the. army, aticf,tehlyseir, the duty . ufretle)iiiigaii aCCOSII4 . Or e oohiCli, might (*neigh a gliale. attached to 'Mg : 4 iltioes recollections. . . i,. g 'I deMand s. o ; iinpartiel irief,-4 bM that ..10c 'I conduct may be investigated by the Marseille wine'. i?Our 'Friskily, shell be pIMAeil to appoint. • gi ,•- ~. . irPe. wlLAtes..cff Ikly. hiforma me, that yonr. i . Pl a ig it ar. • ill re red ' .vi, envaglaints as to _Ora, / i kiiniinantrigkiCta had at bargh, and has Aitoloo. •• . 04,Me'to,!T i ii:ltd, mys elf spinet the charges ellevei against me, " L pielpitgetpit,are i.-t.. Fos Arian; ordered the canon, to Ile nrEd a; fbn ohne sac m i ller home_ received per Alive infer. Innikm r*Thete-esitiblishisent of the Throne of the. 800, hone: • 4%. 94 Senile/ming abstracted the flunk from the Boa elite* Wird& w jai and, .• . l ''. • 403. IPA r %a x ing committed tyraonicoil a cts ,. binii ' Inktbncy•le matilditr the French name edit•ii.• • " ' tie Willi! thus endeavolli to answer the td ehergM• je ••"'irlisit rho. 0* having ciktiel off the property ' ortittfßinle,' • 'eopevated fratofe the circumstances width consti • etrihe necessity of that measure, di vested of all the forma used iii the seizure, and with oat referring to the documents which prove the regu, limit' , of the application of the funds, presents at first sight an act of violence, which nothing could justify. But the impartial man ; the strict and en, lightened judges examines facts, weighs 'the circum stances, and while he deplores the evils that war ac , eaglet's, sees only 4 necessary evil he the execution of a reset measure, _authorised by the laws of wet., coneeerated by precedent, end 'commended by this most imperious of • all laws, that . of wecessity. This charge, Sire ) could not dors me so far as my per ei,:•ia~ TUTS OF ON THU; EFFICACY ANOTATUES OF flO. LOMON'S CELERRATHD" CORDIAL BALM °Fel. TAM . ). . . HIS toestigaable Medicipe bating -risenivja T IP ; rate to the very pinnacle of finny, it ,is now univeryoltic ireinrteil to for its benign nod liesliai-rnitoring "otifies in cases f 'scabies und einiirintine. ' Seise. p*lnilitly sinacquainteß Tido itcvirtnes, not basin& persiseto_ it intovipigkei i• Guide lat Health" (rAsirb toast be lin( riii_no:ecopum,we induced t• - - - - Balsa iicfilfivid , " " " - - ifs..whials the . ... of et, _ _lit for is—What COmplolut (loth . yes , 191. lON. il 0114--Tociosyry this•it will be aesousare to • - .I . •Ailluldea -wlial tas9 . 9it James Willisumpaii4d •- " '' John Tomkins Ese; . Subscription . 3 3 . Hold erp tM to liattve."i• • t • ' i'llilba" ' ik • • ' .S"I Collection at Sherborne Let those who are Witted I follow sh g Manner reilecksyl Sin Jos Tmakilis the castle thattivadiseed melt Mit area the 14 wholesome at. .il l i t o -•,- -- - * 'l 6 ) : ' C hurch 9IA. lit. 9d. pith" An d . passers of : life t"--edisotdend stomach dry mug . . 0 Ditto at Mllitoueoe ' • & Alb, . W T ask '` ' weakness in the voice, hoarseness, ohortner.. of breath upon the hit • 611. - " ins ' .1 l l ' . O . Dit to the The ' ris 6l l; 161. 3d. team exercise, and relaxation of the w holy 1 14 , 41 em. Thute sr.' u5,.. -. V al Aaa tined with pdenews leaver of the ilex. waitrons-of sight ' , or "Z • -'" 4"*. " 1" 4 -. _ to ' 7 I 0 ' Church of 51°11c Y ~ _, , Isp i w Too k ' . ' Utratford. ee the opessim. should take dose to consider Linomap. ausice, toots gi no i lk •• • 'S' • ' - . yissA h the important period, for forming a robust constitu- ; •„,•,, . a . , 0 Rev. N. W.• Wei- • Boa," and that 66 notteiag is tre•be divided AO much as prema- T „ Nra'ulili at New • • - 6 ° • ' Unarm '. ' ""'3O 0 tere excess." The foutakstioa yr. happy o ld o p i, a goad can -1 1 ,- . -2: ..., ....o.l)Witt r. e .. - , . • . ~. Ditto in the likseisk siltation in youth; te m per s*e and moderation at that age aces ~'•',,,- e l„ ".'"'' P.... 7 . Church reimports to happy old age. NoshinF, can be better described tract words of Armstrong—. _ -'i.ri r . 4 IO4 . .. 7 1;7:sanquet and . 111..8 t h og le .d' " ay , . g rit ' i ---oi For what of diesels cosy ' 6 . ''• (*tips in the Fa. I Miss litelbnish •• • Millions hav e died of medkcable . wounds." . , . 'of Kilian tun Mi2o (isle Porsach as these.' then, ibis henrAg Oilier' is suitalete. "COM. . t 4 ' I magfield Level s **, planate stilled under the camelcon appf•llett 101 l of-. fel ery trussed., •t , Rev. ownsliend iH.H. L. .Cll/I,l,plife Ore ies proper climax—the one ii still eradicate s ' W Y"- . •• 10 01 Mrs. Gino • tie other will be fillet by its intietritce. Thy Baba of Gilead, ' ...J.... y. has ore food be this country I butuay medicine sine's' At Down and C‘).. slit ogroattonof a Muterio Medico. It isariclerslite Wood with. Collection neeneydon essi'entiamiag it ; bracet without stimulating ton. •ioleutly the '. Clturch,after aSer asorrous system I tiers and di-iiiiiihen. the viscera and other ito- ' WON din Thanks. •• organs a., ahstructiairt, nail throw S' off viscid , giving day, by Rev . : graeriti Wilkie, ;maeDr. lrelacdi brings hack I mineral and healthy toael .-1 it is Ari Individual . -erinsidershle degree all • -.• any, Colketion At iheUni. ender certain malign:tool , ' and re- .- Sarno Chapel,- • ' for the cure ut every specie. of , • No„ Iq, bli- Rev. R. l' .i uncommonly successful with young • ail l- V ea al v S n i u • Martin, 49: 6d• , 'Wartime. and air of old age ; who are : Church, L eicester. -4. s tupid, and even:imbecile ; whose on Thallu'eltior - legs are Ito longer able to carry dap. by Rev. E. T. state for every thing, or are t o tally , Vaughan 96 0 stomach is frequently disordered the Ditto at Cricklade, - bodily decay, and elllaCiilat/0 1 Wilts, by the Rev. the head. . 1 6 4 r. Thomson • 16 0 A. in bottles. price lb. each, or John Latham, Poa -995. by which one lls. bottle is • , teflon, idhvbscrep. 1 tine • . IO 10 capitals Bill of Directions, I , Small Collection front t h e * Amy o f these , fle di e i, les , :- a few Friends at of which hos the words ' 6 Saint. t ' Greenwich 4 3 iu its official impresidan, and is ' Collection at Long • each b.litle. Ali tethers ire i W Milton , Leice.- i t teeshi•re, per Pares 18, Strand; Sutton and Co. (late nod Co. 151. 44.00. Chorch-yard ; flacon and Co. 150. • Subcflin..loes at Sup' Arm. , Brollie.eind Dowding, Millbury ;A. j deoloitaseetwitoell by k z: _, rierforne4, Isrprib.teridge, Edinburgh; Martin Excite, , Conk and Co. Litt. 144.1 d. rro• tiCelkge-green iat Davison's', No. 1, Parliaukiet-Atreet; Collection at Caleshill 13.10 aad of Means P. Newbury and Sons, Dublin; and other Medi. Coltected by thcltev. ' . tine Venders is Enrupe nod America. .1.. Hobe/mon • Ili Se. IL- ' -- " 4 : )f .. . Dr. S.ilumoii, whet+ consulted, experts his usual fee of Subscription receiersa at the Bus of the City of LaddhiTo- Q•ne Pound, to whom such letters should, for sagely, be thus, I verb; Lloyd's Coree-house; ,9toci; Exchange; luck.* 011,415 e Abetted'!" i l'• I &mimesis Town aid Couitty. ' Money . Letter. Dr. Sol Gileacl-limerioor Liver- t. 1, . . it..N. if i tWrlN. 2 p rego t er i a 1 iol Paid doift pails/e.'" - ' • •-• t ` .‘ :.• • . - .. L ura. - rs - ()WARD, $ tion is restoid to you :who - cen itencefiiward doubt of the safety of tit,' dnititry ?—Since your Majesty wised the reins Itt ) thaVOrovernment which had just sank under the tiniest its own despotism, you have.wisely organised die balance of powers "v and when, consulting the spirit of nations, thepcei, sent state of society, the wishes of enlightened pest, your Majesty bound yourself to your .subjects by a Constitution, the principle! u which were already in all hearts and all asowths, She whdle natilftr premed, ipopnd that ,sacred charter, sod sWOre'W youloep -sod fidelity. In that shorter, Ske, 11* year etrenpitb and our's; it restom to public spit,, its energy, it realizes for' qa tbat salotsyy diviskoo of powers which moderates one by The other' s foresees imprudences, weighs meaViviti,'snd ma tureftl jokes of means., In it lie' the-tdriii 'for innithirl tip calamities, and the senetesme khan peoppeslty. " The prompt dezelopmeoa..pf,consiitutioeol'prin-1 ,aples by necessary laws, Alm rgplsr . mocch of . the 'authorities, the consolidation of ril!gion end morals will ta nite all interests, .4tlei : the paialons, and Ofit:s blish public confidence on insuieveable toundatiordi• " The nation, instructed hy the greateit evetita; fi worthy to associate itself egitkyner.high design, and to concur in the work of itahappineeaft• " The revolutions whisk : ll haf.entiOnl9l 43 not changed its charaCter: people s;rictlluial, active, and industrious —i peeMe 'wbei kite received from nature lively sensibility, tides edtirage, *AM kindles for glory, and prefileschath to dithonoar, witi be always respected. by atelier nations and always worthy 0r you. , .• "To the very eft , lerrilibie contest, op, brave armies, weakentiiPantrgisperied, still fought with heroic courage; kWh - an:yr and the'country. ". A people, Sire, who have displayed each great nem io adversity, wilt know how to make ireil cf . feels and, sacrifices to secure the first benefits titbit* We owe to your Majesty. .lour. h ert.will uff i togn der them • the ilnyal.authovity.alooe would nne t flee to e ffect them ; but your t ople will be before hand with these sacrifices, air trill inspire their 're: presentatives with those sentitneits of respect,', faction, and fidelity, which animate themselves.— i•s ..' ;.": -I Collected in the pa. rishea .if Down st,lt Codhron. per 'Bev. Mr. Stall 91.05. bd. Collection at St. Pe ter's Churek• Dor chester 151. 7s. 94. Ditto n 1 Beationiss- Wer, Dorset 71.111..1d. Three Gentleineo of Fast well 7 0 A Friend by Mr. W. Karsten b 0 ,Cosllees.oo at Worrine- • ton. per Rev. A. tiny di 111 Ditto at 111- Pitrish Chords - of Wash. !Won. . toe nty of DurhamonTboaks givlna.day.peritev. l'enabwoite • ;loos front alba .dr of Leta d, a few of his' friends IV. MI. 6a. c. q uection al Church ott T banks gibing-day.perltev. G. Wheeler 121.76 Mary %males* A Ca*tolesa at Warted Bert Chart's. ott Thanksileioit-44p. pe te r Rev. Mr. Nek. £1:0 15 2 $ A paroling f'frgansa 'resolves *hurtle strong 110101111111 *. strengthes.* the p Ile tavaculat fibs es In thrit mat lculated in proximie, in a -ena .4 tint t i e% L i lly ° 4 , l4i ."l" p si to:flv y- This -medicine lint been uncnn Quit t wlio have the apprivronce ate, effeminate, hesntrabed, dtuvi les are bermes- hem, w thole le thrift t /Wallas, no inter-distaste illcap.Sitatwl.,-R-liitorre the stomas boy is Wenitensd ; poillneav, he letreed, aM the eves sink sat', the "rte Cordkali itlim of (Mead. i four in one . family bottle fur sg, saved, dopy Winded. Wishcaelt; Wilde 1s given .a er t i o al **et titswlrations of 11 the I; esnavent latvii , ni stamp of Se 4 Liverroil, engraves' ii uspfoupdat paste 4 on tie: tuck of " .,,Cl e d 7 ' by noiet„Lrigh; No. 18, taet7 red'Selto/1), Bow Chard oeford,sairet, Agati!.o a klredica Smith, fictitious/ . tv 4inesh-bridpie. __ ~. v 54 • • I 4. " ; I i 12 11 ropti or 31