The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-07 00:00:00

. Nc. SOG6. THEATRE ROYAL, DRUILY.LANR. T ..., pre?ent EVENING, D.c. t . -tbitil • - NOtirstime Fii,r‘wilis will gwrpiren KING RICHARD THE SECOND. Richard, Mr. Keno; aoliochrok., Mr. S. Penley; Queen, Mrs. Bartley. To which will he odde.i. for the 10 time. n Now Mmic.ll Force, called •MY SPOUSE AND I. Trill:iv. The Honey Moon: Doke Aroma, Mr. Kean. Thornlay. A Trip to Scarbiororiti. Monday, Othello. The Donn to be opened at bell peat Orb o'clock. to hi. gin nt put six. Rorer, 71. • Second Price .St. 6d.—l'it, St. 6d. ; Second p r ice, .14. Cower Gallery, t Second Price, la.--Upp er Caller), It ; Second Price, 6d. TifEATKE-ROYAL. COVENT•GARDE.N. T HIS present EYENI NG, Dec. 7, THE ORPHAN. Castalio, Mr. C. Kemhte; Monitnia, Miss O'Neill. To which will be n 44.4. ROBIN ET TtIE BANDIT. TOE FORBiT OF MONTESCAftPINI. Cviatim, Saturdn . , The Orphan. 5../h, is.: Sec:ind Price Ss. 61.—Pit. re. 61. ; Second p ri m, Vs.—Lower Goner,, Second Price, h.—Upper Ga!iers , b.; Second Price. Ad. A Piivote Boa TA% he had nightly,..on application to Mr. Drawl" tot the Bos-ollier. Marra for the Bn%ca in he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-idSce, Hart-street, from tees till four. This tliy was peblistie.%• Mire Three Shttling4, if... I. u.f A FAM ILI Alt TREATNE on I'l R.SPECTIVE; fiL it f..ur :—i. Prim- i I ,les of Persiorctive.—l I. Prar. lire PerTeetive —lll. Perspective bt' Shadows.-11r. Aerial Perspcetive. By CHARLES TAYLOR. Th 4 Treatise illustrated by fifty-one Eneavings, and w ill be completed in dye Nunabe, royal A Familiar TREATISE on DRAWING,•for Youth: be ins an elementary introduction' to the Fine Arts. By Charles Illustrated by thirty-three Engravings, from Burin tozzi, it. A.; Brown. A. $ Cipriani, R. A. ; De Mat-tease $ Gerard Laits.Nses Le Bison ; Le Clere I Mortimer, R. A, p o p, F. S. A.; Pou,sin ; Si.iAleton ; Valid% ke ; accompanied by rzyhaatory . istraaious I royal Rya. price 10.. Poldisbed by Tastes". 100. Ilation-garden; and. Sherwood, Neely, sad Java, rimersiiiosepribut. A NEW PATEN f luvr. GALON and Co. hive now to offer to the Public SILK lIAT, combining every requisite a Hat ought to prkvesss It has all the appearance of the finest a - 41 must rlqui,iie beaver, is equ•dly btu, will wear twice as lung, sod is of•n better sitnpe, which it retains to the last ; it w ill lever change its colour, which is the must beautiful black ; nor 1u..• is. ttlo•s, if worn for •even years ; no weather will ever in pre these Hats ; price 260. (TALON and Cu. Manufacturers, 424, Struld, corner of Bed ford-street. Nierrhaut3 and Dealers,whn wish for superior Silk Hats, wil emeshß their , artramage is noticing this Ativerti.etnent. • U . unprecedented -Sale *of this SPECIFIC, stammi its charntter. 1t is sold. from Twelve to Three, Mr. NI AltTi X, N , .. 'Seymour-place, Brrotston-square, I. rd m, the ,ole A;:r. t ~ 1 Professor Baron BLLIZ A C H. The price of a Packet i, 11. sterling. Its weight is in ounce, r 4 Aran Ise scat by p s 4 to any distance. alter toe Bar.ot's return, which will be in a month, medical cues, er:rh accompanied with AI. may he bent tis Letters with orders for Pheinla.h to be post paid. PAEMLA B. or the Itetnerly, is used in ail derangements of tke di.intrtive orgasm It i, hey I cootpari,on. Cie heo re medy in cases of sterility,inctigiinetit in orator, chiornsis or green . rotor s. and sifter necnitchmenl. It i, infallible in floor nibus, so fatal to females; and go sate iett .insp'es, or elect. In siphylis it is mole-,. It causes no pain or rand ,'moot, ILA is not taken inientally. A paper of instructions given. No aim ./sent to buNers of lorge quantities. MINTS ON THli KIoVICACY AND VIR MKS Or SO LOMON'S CELF.BRArED CORDIAL BALM OF GI- LEAD. ri 1111 S inestimable Medicine hanng risen in re pute to the very pinnacle of rarer, it is now wave.- en% resorted to for its benign and beulth-restoriug qualities iii cusds et weakl i e s s nod emaciation. Some, perhaps, unaconaiuteo with it , virtues, not having petusrd that inters...tog " (Mole to Health" (whir; 11111.1 he but few indeed), twos he induc• LI la 1 1. h. what is the Halm of Gilead At for f—W but contploiut Jodi t cure— ro answer this it will tw neresotry to " Hold sip the Mirror to Nature." Let those win are allUcted in the following manner reflect on the cause that produced quell havouk upon the " wholesome :ap petite., and pro% ens of life: - -disordered 1i0t.1111 , 11 . h, der tough, weakness in the voice. hoursetiess, 011 , .1111..54 of 11714101 upon the least exercise, and tells:di-it of the whole s%stein. Tbosr of dieted with paleness, laticatr of the ears, w eakness of ,ight memory, she-uld take time to rotoi.ter Liontetis's advice, that " i+ the 'lnput mist period for forming a rohmt constiiss 'Sim," mid that " nothing iv to he dieaded an much :iv perm %- two e‘,e.s." The .., happy old ssge is a good eons oi in out h ; temperance and ino , lerltion at that age are panao•rts to 113 pp y Nothing can be better described iSnat the words of Anna: roue --•' For want of timely care have died of medicable wounds." For such as these, then, this healing Italia is sui.alile. Com plaints titled under the rantelvsni appellatiOn of Nervomi and Con-amptive proper climax—the one it is ill eradicate, En' othi r «ill he cored by it, inthisotre. Tat Balm of Gilead ha , produced Ham- pout in this country t han any werlieine since 11:e f•oloot ion ot a Nlatetia silica. 11 eni irke- the blood st it h- II mime it brace: o ishout ssitoulafing too violently the "e".dt- •s•tesss ; fiee di-tali 0.-n- the viscera nod other tin -I,mtma • ran ; oto.irsortio , :, and throws 011 viola "rmir. ; strengthens she rester ol habit, knal bringv bark the ookeolor fihsr‘ to their natural he:1111.y tune; as it is eistrulmesl t o pr. Mine, in a emisiderahle degree, all or any Id tlas•se Hoist, iiinti•r certain modineatictis and re. ' , frictions, he equally adapted far the rurr of every species of decay. This medirine has been oinrostononly .ncee4nl with young ilwnple. who 11.1 v,• the ispp• arnoce mid oir of old no t %%lin are Itesottot."l, ,cupid, and even imbecile ; w hro t e tastiet are tore ...... • two!, kt hole lees arc tut I toger able to carry Iheta oho have :I: , ; t iler ill..!;tste foe ever% Oiling, or arc ("tails meareilaleol. 1% her, the 4.noarlo it froaluesolly disordered l ie is a krm d ; valet st, !mail'. decay, fond emaciation 'lrreed. amt Ike eyes si.dt m 1.. the head. The Cordial Rolm of (lilentl. in bottles, price 11.. each, sr -nor in one family bottle for 33-. by which one I Is. bottle is smed, duty included. • With each bottle II given n coition: Bill of Directions, rot I.r.loini 'Herr illutlralloos of the ellicary of these medicines, Gine; fisneill label nr stamp of which has the a ••rd•l So ml. % " I "'".'n. Liverpool," cogs:tyro in it,: official iinprettion, and is u nif"rltliV pasted opt the cork t.f each batik. Al! others are c. , unterfet.g. Sold by Samuel Leigh, No. 14, Straw' ; Sutton nod Co. (late 1) .. , % . nod ), !low ('hl ch.% tt..l ; Karon :oat l ' 0. 15 41 , 11 ;114 . 11-irret, L !on; 11111 , 11 e Will Dowding, Salisbury; A. ` sll ll', c'erf,oner, Nortli-hrolo. lidio•ovitgit t North. Kerrie, ‘"• ti. College- 1 r• rot ;at D•ly V-41'1', No. I, Purlinownt-strerllt of 3let- rt. F Sew hut v and SOUS Ihrblin; and miser Medi. Vtsulers in Europe nod America. ••• nr• Soim ...... . when rot,mtlied, et Deets hi: own! fee of il.tIU such letters tlatto;:t, for safety, be thus. • rel. 0.-- " Leiter. Dr. s..latrrn, Gilead-house, near Liver• —,,'• double pottage." • • -- - _~~,. "'~'".7 ~. s 5 1- 47 . _ ~r z*l• I ? r ap,. relit; • ;or - F.• " 7- , •••••, ' " . ‘ 4-4 4 4 „A' 41,13(4).1iC ~~ •1 .F 7 •••• ... ~, ,~:! .: . .$4.1 1 • • • Piticn tio ' , the Allies sterent were llbt at war with France is no doubt whatever that their armlet entered Paris under a Military Convention concluded with an officer of the Gorertsment t the Piefect of the De. 'Hutment of the Seine, and an officer of the story, being a representation of each of the authorities et. Wing at Paris at the moment, and authorised by those authorities . to treat and conclude for them. The Article of the Convention whieh It is sup.' ri. . posed 'has been broken, is th e 11th, w hich re l a t e s near it i tin ''' ' - I . 0. . Fr e edom i n ' an- • ,to public property. I p os i t i ve l y d eny th a t thi s _.:* ~ :7 '' 'lets by i ba!' vo ? 0 Article referred at all to the Museums or Galleries Ellis Yatei, Bolles: ' '' k-Otsors Roheit Hey woMI, - 46;;1"1 . 74 ' i lt o t - : 1 7 1 Co. '4;'. of Pictures. raeonchC articleo m t m o i s p s e l o o e n i e d r e s , f o l i o t t h h e e n se lg o i r n i a l y l p o r f o et his , Liberti of the Palli e r 'b ilk tr 14 blr (I e'm ,i , J. Wendt - ' i • Y:.' 4 ,Y -• r 1 1 0 1 0 . pro T p f o le sed - _. 0 and i wytemtn, Faq. 1 0 Prince there Israninos spara mo sh.... ) n t s i o e n n t to of it, roospehr;ety. said tautgeer • o B e r l e u ch p e k r t o w re o s u i l: a Inol4...morisi: -, •-tr 'll''' 6 •owlis ,6.01 6d. 4 dn,eolestecrgio: gallery which 4. a Friend of Firs -..,. r. Pont I had been taken from Prussia • Discoosina, P. &iron 1 0 , Mr. Davis An 01.1 Inhabitant of - • " Hadibroes : ' . 5 0 Bolton ' 1 0 . 1 A. i st a t ed .. e:t a rest ore t this dh ; i st but' hciiyrc 1 0 which hii Majesty Louis X Vllll. had promised to l ('tsUeo, A Th ;: s r . ieiul ti dthiettaLl- UIS I The4fse, but not the . • A bpse.-of the Press 1 1 1 4 i iii en t:q v hat7 .1 I :E( P et er i l l f ilEi r ed. :4 ' • bio-fc &f are Prestotit. • '0 10 'Atexar•der Turnbull 1 0 -A p kafi s IA- Catho li c. •• - ' ::- Mo. Special), Bishops. s ' e m sse ;slic ri l li P l a i : ms i. ' ° ' reci d t ed s ' l„ ;f il sa ' nuiti S t r i4 un ii r t kit,. Strand i 2 : . jai - escePtion of the Prussian Pictures. To this Ridgway, Bookseller. Pica:dines Mee West,%Neer Boswell- i eter s I answered, that I stood there as the Ally of VOurl, Corry-street; Mr. A. Giilloviiiv.. Holborn; Mr. Hum, all 'the nations in Europe, and any thing th at was Salisbury.slitiire. Fleet - street ; r the Aar set the Crown mit Anch‘W aT Trivt ur . 6 fls . ra i ncr• -li t t h req't e OM . et granted to Prussia' [mudclaim for other nations. I Lant•stree, snathwegt• J. c i tsli i t 'i' L.: • .4. • - stc . ' -of the ST•TSSNAN• NeWsl i oiptr; and by the Secretary , 45, .added, that I hid no instruetionaregarding the'Ma , _... 1 seam, nor no grounds on which to, form a judgment • . . ; , ^"... ~ ., 1 1 slt.. ` 4 ;bow th e Sovereigns would _. : i its ' . . - . ' .- :." : V ". l -. 4 . • '.. : 4 '.. - ' would insist upon the King's performing his engage. .131SkArGii - - . - .. ... Isom Timm:me Ovintse.sitdrrita'4o vialithri Cs- should be omitted allSigether, and that ( he question . pants.ou, 1/ATRIP Fiats, •seri; 23, ' 1313 1 ." -" should be reserved for the decision of the Sovereigns ~.. • •when they should arrive. • • My Dr” Loen, T .T.liere. kas . .been a good- deal 1 . Thus.tbe question regarding the Museum Minds of disiusiion here lately respectiog Ake measures! under the 'treaties.. The Convention of Paris is ei- `• which l'have been ander,thenecesiity of adopting, i . r• lent upon it, anti there was communication upon SUBSCRIPTIONS RRCEITRII: • • i n or d er to • get for the Kik tif 'the Netherlands I the subject which reserved the decision for the Sore. ' 1 Sam.Whitbreart, Esq. Dub' "r Brdf"ra. , bY • ' his picture.% &c. from .the - Museuttis'; and lest these reigns. IC P. £lOO 0 the hands of Alder- . - • .. Sir Gilbert Heath- man Wood £lOO '0 reports should reich Mut Puitsee •Rogent, I wish to" Supposing the silence of the Treaty of Pirii"it - Cole, Bork M. P. 50 0 ft, Moline, Esq. 3 3 fusible yew jot his Royal Highness's infermalion, :May, 1814, regarding. the Museum, • gave the' T.W. Coke. Esq. M.P. 50' 0 A few Friends at the With the totfliwing statement of what has passed :- . French Government an undisputed claim to:.:lee ' Sir F. Burdett, Bart. • Gooch send Horses,. M. P. 50 0 Dartford 911 Shortly after the arrival oraegotereiglis at Paris, contents upon all future occasi o ns, it w ill no t b e " J. B. Monett, Esq. - sir Wyatt' Corcoran 1 1 , i , the Minister of tile King of the Nethetlands claimed denied that this claim was shaken by this trans. Cully Patk, Readiog SO 0 I W .S. Addington. EN. Y. Z. 40 0 Gobiin g tmi Lodge, I the pictiesss,. &c. belooging to his So'riereird, iqually ection. . . . . - Mr'. Alderman Wood 20 0 'mar Bedford 5 5 with those of other Powers; austos lat.:Alai/could ' Those who acted for the French Government at Earl Stanhope ' 10 0I 3. Flom., Ext. High , • .5: 0 ! learn, never could get au satisfactory reply from the time, considered that the successful army had a Edw. Austie, E. - SO .0 Wicombe ... . J. Perry, Esq. Chronicle 10 0' 52 Friendsut Ilse Green I the French Government.. After several converse. right•to and•would touch the contents of the Ma. Mr. Fordhata .. 10 0 Nun, Piestrwt • 2 '' 0 lions with•ine, he addresied your • Lordshlp an official seam • and they made an attempt to save thhm by an . B. 0 It 4 Cb " rmil " . L.1411 ' ha ' 1 8 '4 'Noty, which was laid before Ihe Miaisters oY the Al. Aiticle in the. Military Convention. this Article Messrs. Bramah &SOD 10 10 of the Att om , M..jor Cortwright 10 0 Or.,Johii. Peacock 1 0 ,•lied Soveseigos, womb/ed..% •itinfereoce: and' the j was njected, and the claim , of the Allies to their John Johnston, Esq. " 10 13 A few Friends, at the . Isstbject . was taken into . conee,yeafiou eepeatedly, withipictures was broadly advanced by the Negotiators Wm. Hallett, Esq. 6 '0 •••• Anglow. • 'Ciippice. I •y o 0 !Dm , c k yk„. 6 ,“ , . y . 4 a view to diicoier a mode of doies justice to the on their part ; and this was stated as the ground for Lord --- w. June. Burdett, EN. 55A. C tit ~,,, Esq : or claimants of the specimens of the arts in the Me.! rejecting th e Article. Not only then the Military Thos. Nortamore, EA, h 5 Val itßreekContoe, .King' of i Convention did not in itself guarantee the possession, • i Mr. Bird '5 5 , r sim, near verpril 10 0 . gems 3' wi kh° 4ll Huri"ftlh"eilings)br' the ' Mr. Murray • ' 55. Mr. mummer, ffaseame 1 0 Prance,. Ap tin o ‘ o o .4k ums.(be prinsim i s had. obtain- bin the transaction above recited, tended to weaken Mat-ey Dawson , Esq. 55 ; A Friend. per ditto • IAI -ed Omit. hi ! mojeo r .lo!.oal xi alt,the really Prussian. ) the claim to the.possession by the French Govern. . •Mr. I.lsee • 5 .0 • Com i lmitors of the ~ t 0 • pictu • Pet, burthote beloneilig , lo the „Prussian .terri- Anent, which is founded upon the silence of the Mr. Wnithmun 5 5 r imk,.0..1 raerrury eat. Galloway 501 Mr ,Edward Baines, L I, teriesim the left of the tiiiit; and the t pictures, & c. Treaty of Paris of Nay, 1814. The Allies then Mr. .West . . ' 55 ' j a p' - ed s 2 2 belesigingti alt the Allies Oriliktriissitn Majesty • having : the contents of the Museum justly in their Mr. ('hide; Hoppe h• b ! S a dlos , (Insert, Esq. • . $' • f • . . Mr. H ,in 3. 9 i Blightna s o . entl the s.uliect.preesed for-an'ieirily 'decilion ; and power, could, not do otherwise than restore them to Mr. K. tarnish ' 2 2 afr. Neirliiil4l; ditto 1 '0 ypur Lordship wrote your Note tif•the:•l4th inst. in ' the countries from which, contrary to the practice of C. 2 41,116. Swiltb, ditto 10 0-' Which it Was fully discussed.„ • . .... ', ;r . • civilized warfare, they bad been torn during-the dip. Mr. Wishart 1 2 Two Friends to the W. .I• 1 I. 'Cans-e,dkito 1 0' The Miitisters of the King of the fiethealands estrous, period of the French Revolution, and the Mr. Case 1 0 Mr. Nister..Cenbri tge 1 1 0 -still haling no satisfactory anareer froze Fits French tyranny of Bonaparte. J. I). Bow • 1 ll' W. li:S e rke. E.g. ' 5 0 . . . Mr. R. L e ek I li.l. Collier, Eqq. Ply- • Jo'overnmerit, appealed to me •as she Cenerit-iii. The conduct of the Allies, regarding the Museum, Ilenrs 'Lampert 1 I j p wwt h 5 .0... Chief of the Army of the King a the Netherlasids,-1 at the period of the Treaty of Paris, might be fairly Mr. F. . ' I I l'A few .111 " 1 " 1 "' I " 3 . 3 to . know whether I bail any .obj•;Ctiou.4e employ his attributed to their desire to conciliate the French , ' Mr. Pnelpq 1 1 I Mr„ Merl', l'ainlit tdge 2 0 • .. • Mr. Thompson 1 1 M r . End e o, ditto 1 0 Majesty's troops to obtain .possession of whet. was j arsny, and. to consolidate the reconciliation with W. T. • 'I I John Tennant, Esq. ' 5 5 his undoubted property. I' referred this application ; Europe, which the army at thnt period manifested a T. FL 2.2 I Mr. E. A. 'Fordloim 1 10 • • again to the Ministers ofiltt'Allied Coats, and no disposition to effect. But the circumstances are now Mr. J. Colliage 201 E. S., Suatho ark 5 0 Mr. H .ran; - 2 2 A f ew Fiiiisids,at Mr. ! objections having been stated,' I considered 'it fay entirely different. .The army disappointed the .rea. Mr. Walker '2 2 J. Perrs's. Peck- d uty to t a k e *the necessary, measures to obtain whet' ; solvable expectations of the world, and seized the Messrs Puller 2 '2 lane. Nottingham 51. 4.. od. - i earliest opportunity of rebelling against their Sove. was his right. Mr. S. Perry b 0 Lo r d Holland It) 0 Mr. Swan 221 Henry Schnltes, Esq. i I accordingty spoke to the Prince de Talleyrend., reign, and giving their services to the common ene- I T. U. .1 1 1 Itendiag • ' 5 0 upon the Sabin( ; explained to him what had pass- :my of mankind, with a view to the revisal of the John Fitz g erald, Esq. 5 0 Henry Lewd, Esq. iJ. r. Grant, E'q. M. P. 5 5 Beverley 'sbed in conference, and the grounds:l had for thinking disastrous period which had passed, and of the scenes sin di Subscriptions 4101 An Old Friend . 5 0 that the King.of the Netherlands had a right-la the of plunder which the woad had made such gigantic w. A. Miles, Esq. h 5 Joseph Birch. Esq. Win. Rordon, E i . q . 20 0 M. P. of Red Hass ! pictures; and begged him to state :the_ case to the., ef f orts to get rid of. Mr. Pickard 50 I z l e s, r o ar Liverpool 10 0 King, and to ask his Majosty to do me the favour 1 'lbis army having been defeated by the armies of NI r.llancork,Nuotincham 10 0 Metar.. Green i ° to point out the mode of effecting the object of the Europe, they have been disbanded by the united A. Grim, Fo l . 2 2, .1. B. 2 2. Mr. Fuller, bliinhfleet 1 I ) Mr. W. Clark, Coventry. 1 0 King of the Netherlands which should be least of- Council of the Sovereigns, and. no reason can exist Compositnrq, Press- j Mr. Atirahninllerbert,du.l 0 Pe ns i ve t o hi s Majesty , The Prince de Talteyrand . why the Powers of Europe should do injustice to men, &c . at the I Mr. Charles Bill, do. 0 1 1 0 0 1 Statesman Olive troinised me an answer on the following evening; their own-subjects, with a view to conciliate 'them Earl Gres , 810 Mr. John Clark, ' 20 II i Sl,...lescpli Riles., do. .0 5 which not baring received, I called upon hint at again. Neither has it ever appeared to ing_An 3....- , - - -- __- Chao. Blundell, EN. Marquis of Tay Work 10 0 Isere, near Emeritus .1 20 01. M r . It .bent P res ton, night, and had ano th er dtscussio'n with him upon necessary, that the Allied Soverefins should omit Mr. C. Sullen P.- Liberpo .1 1. 0 ' the subject, in which lie informed me (lint the King this opportunity to do justice, and to gratify their ter. Nonsn A l'uon M 2 2 Mr. W. Nyma n , 410. I 0 could give no order upon it-t Lat 1 might act as 1 own subjects, in order to gratify the people of A few Friends tu Free- Mr. U. Preitnn, du. - dote ;$t tN.Sir Frail- Mr. P. W aid..., do. 11 0 0 thought proper-and that 1 otight communicate with France. The feeling of the people of France, upon vie Burden. din.. 1 0 Mr. D. Henry, do. 1 0 Monsieur De Noe. - : this subject, must be one of national vanity only.- T. S. per Megas. Mr. J. Fairfield, slut. 1 0 I sent my Aiil-de-Camp, Lieut.-Colonel Free- It must be a desire to retain these specimens of the' Hoare and Cm. 9.d 0 Sir. Sam. Estg I 1 0 Mr. Mitchell, Newcastle 2 2 Mr. H. Ellk. g ui:d ii. 4. 1 0 mantle, to Monsieur Ds Non in the morning, who Arts, not because Paris is the fittest depository for F. Manners, Esq. 1 I Rev. W. Shepherd, do. 1 0 informed him that lie had no orders to give any pie. them, as, upon that sul ject, artists, connoisseurs, A. 11. I 0 Mi. TIM?, SeJdon, do. I e A Friend to the Cause 106. 6d. Mr. Jos. Harvey, 110 .. 1 0 tures out of the gallery, arid that he could give none and all who have written upon it, agree that t he . whole ought to be removed to their ancient seal, but a Ro g er., Esti. south. unworn Mr. Emir', Mures, do. 1 0 without the use of force. 5 0 Mr. W. Harvey, do. 1 n I then sent Colonel Freemantle to the Prince de because they were obtained by military successes, of Jane. noon's, Esq. e rand 'if blon.,t S'. A limns 2 2 NI r Mr. . J jn lt t" .. l H F r a e r m v e t., ' d4on.. 1 1 (()) y TII II Ito inform him of this answer, and to which they are the trophies. ('oioni:i .f• him lui 50 I 'V. T. dn. •1 0 acquaint him tint the troops would go the next The same feelings which induce the people of Mr. Jeliti Barnard 2 0 J. I). T. do. 1 I ti l morning, at twelve o'clock, to take possession of France to wish to retails the pictures and statues of It. P. SWIII I O . , Esq. Leeds 3 0 I Erin en Arab, do. Mr. Wuceler 2 0 Mr. 'John Clarke, dn. 0 5 the King of the Netherle ' ids pictures-and to other nation.s , would naturally induce other natirms Wm. Rosen', EA- 5 0 Mr. no , . Halloo, do. 0 5 point nut, that if any disturbance resulted from to wish, now that success is on their side, that the P. Constitute, M. D. 5 0 Mr. Ja Lord. dn. C. B. and Co. 5 0 Mr. Roadies, do. LI 5 10 (his measure, the King's Ministers, and not I, were property should be returned t o their ri g htful owners, 13. C. D. 5 0 Mr. I'. E v re, do. Ult responsible. Colonel Freemantle likewise informed aud the Allied Soiereigns must feel a desire togratify J. A. Yates, Esq. 3 0 • Mr %I. Bower, do. 0 5 Monsieur De Non that the same measure would be them. A. Z. S 0 A Friend to the Li- . It is, besides, on many accounts, desirable, as A Corn Merchant 2 0 berty lathe P , c,,, "10 0 adopted. P. Schnley, Esq. 2 0 Doctor B. Gilchrist, Mr. P. heir 1 1 E.diaborgh - It was not necessary,. however, to send the troops, well for their own happiness as for that•of t he world , A few Friends in Kent 1 7 Mr. Smith, Liverpool 4 5 as a Prussian guard bad always remained in posses- that the people of France, if t hey for alreadyono s t hoo id be • o f the gallery, and the pictures were taken widi- feel that Europe is too strong them , E. M. Barret, Esq. Memory 2 2 61011 Ledbury 10 10 Mr. It. L sck F. Manners, Esq. (se- 1I r. Win. 11$4rnard 1 I out site necessity of calling for those of the army . made sensible of it; and that whatever m ay alid he ar : i l a te l 2 0 u nd er my Command, excepting as a working party, extent, at any time, of their momentary p mond subscrip - ), 4 4 Joseph Martin, Esq. 10 0 . • • success against any one, or any number of Judi- J. Ir. 1 I It. Cnahlre. Esq. to assist in taking them dOWU and packing them.. Geo. Turner, EN. 1 0 Blackburn Sa m . Wells, Jun. EN. 1 0 Mr. Benjamin Flower 15 0 0 it has been stated, that in being the instrument victual Powers in Europe, the day of retribution must Win. Carr, Esq. A-k- of removing the pictures belonging to the King of come. 114111. 11,:.r 1( 1 0k 10 0 ' the Netherlands, from the gallery.of the Thuilleries, ~ Not only then, would it, in my opinion, be an. J.itin Wylionro, EN. 5 5 - ; I had been guilty of a breach. of a Treaty which I just in the Sovereigns to gratify the people of fit„ C. 1 0 rmatlitkeS!taw, Esq 2 . had myself made, and as there is no mention of the F r ance on this subject, at the expence of .their own J. IL J. M. Od. Friends to the Liberty Museum in'the Treaty of the 25th of March, and it people; but the sacrifica 'they would make would Joshua Grigby. Esq. 1 tot the Press, North - I no w appears that the Treaty meant is the Military be impolitic, as it would deprive them of the oppor 80. y 10 0 I timberland Arms, Edoa , rl I,,wsno. Esq. 1 0 I ci e rk nmen-green 913 Convention of . Pirris, , it is necessary to show how ; tonity of giving the people of France a great mural i The Friend,: to nee. I The Youthful Friends . that Convention a f f ects the Museum. . • lesson.-1 have the honour to be, &c. it,,ro or the Run. WC I of Freed.on, iss the • Arms, Nottingham ,3 01 lionmigh of Levies.. 0 0 It is new necessary to discuss the questionoshe- I WELLINGTON. Any, . a ff ording pecuniary relief to 1)1r. D. LOVELL, Proprietor at the STATESMAN Newspapri; fur •the heavy losses. and .:eycre sufferings, which he hap' iucurred infirmly upinibling, fur a series of years, the invaluable Li truly of the Press, . . • Mr. JOHN PiCKAR,DOO • "T Regally. d, That it appears to this Meeting, that Mr. D. Lovell, the pro. miens, nod Publisher of the Stars:sada. eminent sus on liodt" pendent Journal in the cameo.' had RelieVus Preedoisi, • hos.satstained on imprisonment of ' ow Years and a Half in she Omniof Newgate. for what have been deemed thes e s.-parnte Lituls, mid which have beerrprovedjsmanly to hart...heel: ell. irtentionally libellous on his part, but in one of the three ruses the insertion was during his confinement, and entirely srifhttift his knowledge. . That it Is the opinion of this Meeting, that it nn indispen tilde (Idly on the part of the Advocates of the Liberty of the Pre,s to indemnify Mr. Lovell for the fosse: he has incurred in maintaining his kteady and inflexible patriotism, aria for his ~ettvearied and him assertionef the Constitutional Rights of the People during the whole period of the publication of that That these exertions of Mr. Lovell in the cause of Liberty, Ttuth, and Justice. independent of his sufferiats and !noses, ert.• title him to the marked ottristitio rind support of she Public, rind that this Meeting accordingly feel great pleasaire - foi tiro m•••isiz and recommending the Subscriptina already commenced lu his behalf. Th.-. 1 it no epoch of, the civilised world tine the indepeodent esercise'of the Liberty of the Press promked to confer s;) much ' becelit on Society 10 at the present j-rind t it .s. therefore, highly incombent on those who revere that Liberty to otaalfett ' a firm and ready support ID behalf of every nano Who ba and may hereafter nssert that twat eiwutial hulaMsk of the inde pendence and freedom of mankind. That Seven Gentlemen be appointed by this Meeting to ntt RI . a Commitee, to carry kilo died the ohjectrof the foregoing Resolutions. (Signed) JOHN PICKA'RD, Cl:airman. ResOlved Unanimously, That the thanks of the Meeting he givenio the Chlirmaa for ' conducting impartially the procre.lings of thi, errant% =,: • - • • .... . . . . r -. • • - - " •• •• •-••• .- - •.•;~` ‘:-.• ./rt` 77 •-.'l• - :**•••• 4 ' . • • , . .. -.. •, , • A ' •. •• . • .. •• •• • . .. 7 . • .. c :,......,........„„:.., 4 ) ,,,, ...• --, ....:,.., • ... . _ . . -N- ' • - ~, - • , •- . - , . . • .. • . ta . ••• -.. . • .. . •'' . : ••• • ' •` 77 :i . ..i". .• • • ' - ' - * .*. • , Ileme,sl.l.l.mmor - . ...• 1 . r". -7 7 --- "=.7S' •-• . • LONDON, TIftII43O . 42',,,JDECgMBER. 7, 1 '-' S. - • • ---- I , —.. The. Caviar forek rgisilleffilihe'fßid.' mien died nit chit era; f " . ----v. LIBERTY OF THE PRESS.. •. ' -'• nos. liolsoe r illikar..—• -•-• - it ,;.. ----- "O - -1 : 0- then tl • ir Crown and Anchor Tavers on fitssot), Teltloors '•-•.'""-* • res 0 John 011,N, ditto 0.10 There • A aging 13. 1415, Rolistifffaylor, M. D. • • lliise i tend. of Free AT a MEETING of theNIMILLENJW 'Of /ha' ".- xiiio6 • •-- '• • 1 163. .., d E:I le ,, ,Yi t ii ie nd si l a t;s: . , an offs .t - S. LIBERTY of the PRES S, held this clay, .4 to take Low 'mare wan, Akin .... .1.0 War .Howk er , Am.. .. . 13 . 0 i ri s, ditto ' - 41.8.. Bd. tna:idernion the hesi swans nf affording Pecuniary relief to.Vr. - mar ; raitiodibmsfol ,. • .... john T . unreese. F . q. part mi D. LOVELL, Proprietor wf the STATESMAN Newsy - n . 0 4 .; fur , tunate, ditto , the heavy losses, on d ~s uers sufferings, which he Ass 'iuci t trem .jime . tia4l.l - cr gise 1 .-..- neWl4o4aj 0 4440 0 44 dger rmok .. . c . g 0 1 !): : ::::f t in firsth iipinilding, furs series of years, the invaluable pl :, J 141,10.1.63, ittescht ... ; . ..... Str.•fl. V:iiiarrlsais 2 0 -; - -. berry of the Preps, - . ~ ' owt...oets.allitto . 1, posed • Mr. JOHN FICKARD,Jo Ittiatair. !Ht . : 44 " , 7•• Tohn 1164rond, IN, • ..... .M r. tji.tries D-ty 1 0• T l'ltt Resole; d, :,„; •:. triii-le-ht t ines . ~ : ..4,..5. intsiguar 1 i mina frnm., That it appears to this Meeting, that Mr. D. Lovell, the pro- R. N iti di, mere.hip, .• . a f ew F r i la je „f ... 111 iellif nod Pubihher of the EitATlCsis•ar. eminent ria ma lode. -- - ..t..._ -.. _. t• ._ . . will -7•44111 -• ; - •:-."17 , ,Ty k . - .- .. 7 A ' • . ' - ='......... ..--.• * • "•'A, --Z. ••• , ~:,; • . -': . 4. ~..,..:.. A '•;;VP`‘ , •• • ;~, ::, '; • •,' i '~ ~. ,:~ • ' . . • . M