The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-03-28 00:00:00

. . •i • • \ . , 4 t . _ FL. .;;, 'N '• • . _ r • ii ' • - ' li ‘ '.. ' ) / - ,' .... .0 , ." t f ~.\ ' , •,4 .. ' -= :1: i , \ s, ,„ . , 4.. 0:0 11 1 . 4 , t• . c l o a - - 4;).igr%r.40 . ' • \ t , LONDON, TUESDAY,"4g4RCII 28, 1815. 3R. - PRICE ern. " The Cause fur which Ildharbar foil in As and erahbr irk as Mr • soafekri " THEATRE. NOVAL. I. preseat EVENIN“, Niareh 28 ) their !:erv.o. %A ill perform ILLUSION. )It, THL TRANCES OF NOURJAHAD. in r ohoch. for tltegi;:t time, tt New Force. rolled I TLN O'CLOCK, AND A RAINY MGM'. Olt will A 0 ...t 4 eA. N!NTII STATUE: Or, THE IRINIIMAN IN B.I(IDAD. I) •or. to he froeowil at WI prat .6we o'rltirk. 1b be. .tw. Jug publigied, price h. 64. LIMPOiMBILITE d'ETABLIR, an NOLIVERN EMEN CONSTITUTION EL 90US un COLE M LUTA ME et PA RTICULLEREMENT SOUS NAPOLEON. Par M. COMTE. 2 I(ISTOIItEdeHENItI LE GIL AND. Par Madame la conite,se de Geuli.. 9. •ols. Bvo. price 4 20 i. sewed. Paris Liu ime. inted fur Berthoud and Wheatley, 29, Solis-Nave. FRENCH PAPERS. of the Peace of Paris, we must also consider that its mass has been augmented since that epoch, while VIENNA, Mencu 13.—Yesterday arrived a courier it has been diminished in all tare other countries of dispatched by FieldAdarshal Bellegarde. On the Europe which had resorted to t me meatii. first oo p n s e p w o s t of themselvestheevent events n i n mFrance he si . ghat the exchange to.. es have not been augmented is owing to t! • aircuriv . p rice of the presses employed from the the en v irons • - of Turin, and have occupied the passes of the moult. itt their faltricai.rti beia in the hands of the depute. tains. of anticipation li o n a great emis,iots the proviiscinl states :•• but as a set-off, there . The decisions of the Congress ha Keen have been.preiented . bills, w hi ch : . to the King of Saxony, on the fate of his kingdom: were only created in order to supply the expencee of The report that the King had assented to them is Hot the late war; end the fabrication of which has been true. Ye sterday the Saxon Mi n ister transmitt e d continued to meet the extraordinary expences•which the foll owin g Note to the Ministers of the great bear ''non the State. It is this increase of the mass ' Courts.a which augments its depreciation; . . - " .That King of Saxony has seen with the deepest and if "Clo°: 9Y Congress does not fialctionien the documents which Princes Metter. soon close, or should a unforeseen circumstances compel thatirevernment to nich and talleyrand and the Duke of Wellington new extraordinary expettces, it weald see itself cons. were chat ti to communicate to him, the determine. pelted to thrown part of this paper out of circulation, titan which tite.five Powers have come to with r egard or to reduce it greatly. '. to tfb fate or Saxony. • • f UHOUSANDS of Gentlemen that were bald, AVithout any other principle but that of cnnve. t es; UssEt.A. Marten 19.—Yesterday, when the Bel. a have declared, after thin e Pri n c e 's Ru ss i a Oil rego l at ly ' 46 i gic troops in gar; ison here were , i, ,embled to take for .ie months, the teild places became i uttered 66 lilt hair.— nience, and without any regard to the internal le the oath of fidelity to our ougusi Monarch, • the new • Gentlemen wearing powder ou4ht to use. Prince'. ittl,i3 al ill- ,•,,,.„. rek .. ' ' re nation, a line has been traced across the reditary Pt ince addressed a speech to the olicers, in stead of ponciiitin. or mixed with pontalumots it is well known """' o ' '"u tear front it t tillt:i. wo fifths• . is rescued o hieh he s o ys—" To me the honour of tint powder unkei hair dry, fall off, or turn grey ; but P r i t .c.o 4 country, which Mauld at • RilSaLl Oil IS ha a nourisher in the hair, if used valiant wilco of its population, and more than one half of its ter_ leading you to combat, if it should hem, rosary to 'rowing, not a hair a ill fall off or num grey. al extent, as well as the means indispensable The IZOVAL FA M I CY, and the Nobility, Gentry, „,,d ' ritori puss from the pence which we now enjoy to a state of the Public in ;;erred, mss oily on Prince's Itu.sia Oil. Is for the subsistence of what shall remain to the King. war. 1 place full cotifidence in you, gentlemen, and the best and wholetomest 011 tar. the hair of L•idie s, Gen- i 46 It is to such sacrifices that the mg K.' has been i n.. iii those brave soldiers. The Belgians have : always thee..., mei Children ; and if used rronstaittly, not a Lair will : oiled to give his asseut, while it is added, that no : been famous for their courage ; you will sustain that fall idr or turn grey and makes weak and short hair grow thirk and hen,. ; readers dry or harsh hair soft; where hair has got negociation will be entered into as to accessary , re p utatio n, as y o u kn o w no o ther path than that of • thin or bald , if the least cools entrain, will be restored ; pro- honour." a shall have categorically - oints until his Ma esty de m.es eye-brons, whiskers, and keeps real ..r false hair in p j curl. . dared himself on the territorial cession. 1 STRASRIJRG, MARC'S 19.—Mntsha I the Duke or there will in future be on other hut large size Battles sold, , 46 His Majesty can by no meats, acknowledge the' Albufera is taking measures to secure our frontiers Onc Five Pounds Guineas a Bottle ; Too Bottles fur Two Pouuds; or Six i .. validity of these arrangements, made without the a g ainst an y forei g n inva s ion, and t o p la c e o ur f o r , twr . Observe, each Guinea Bottle contains the quantity of five! presence sod asseut of his Plenipotentiary.' The tresses in a good state of defence. He is making eight drilling Bottle', kirk is n suviug of 19s. • King having recovered his liberty, there is no longer arrangements for provisioning this town, Lindau s Ladies mid Gentlemen wi'l he more particular, when paying a Guinea, to have Prince's Gelatine Russia Oil. any obstacle to treating with him ; Isis rights cannot Schlestatt, New Brisach, II nuitiguen, &c. . . Parents. Cuardians, mid Governesses, are informed that each be pronoun Ced upon without his consent, and he . The Austrian troops at Kehl remain tranquil. Guinea Bottle roaming Five Ounce Bottle.. and hr gelling or , cannot admit his States should he considered and ' All the accounts which reach os from . tile right ails Druggist Ounce PhialS, they may separate it into five. There tor man, oh° have used Itsidia Oil without benefit, on ' retained as conquered countries. Drawn on by a re , bank of the Rhine are fall of details as to.the more./ , arcourit of being imposed upon by impostors, oho sold them f orce of c i r c um st ances, and by the obligations which : ments here making, since they learned the events COUnterfeit ; ilieri•i•ore lie particular to nik for Prince's Russia which are taking place in the South of France. Taus • On ; and if any Perfumer, Aledici.ie Vender, or Hair-dresser. , he was under the necessity of contracting in a war setts itli`i.t. Of , under any pretence whatever, that is awl ; which he had neither provoked nor declared, the . Baden troops of the line have received orders to hold Minces, arc impoqiirs, as selling counterfeits to their cm- • King took no part in it but as an auxiliary ; et' did themselves in readiness to march. The garrison. of oners. • Sold Wholesale. Retail, and for Etportation, by the sole . not depend s on his Majesty, iel..t her at the commence- Carlsruhe is expected in the vicinity of Kehl. The Plepriceec - . Mr. Priciee, John-street s Oxford-street, London; meet or during the progress of the grind contest to • Austrian General Volkmann, commanding .the fort., end by N, Smit, Perfumer to ins Majesty, New Bond- . . the cause of . join cause the Allses, h owever sincere ' his . has concentrated his troops, about five battalions street; lieu t a e, P•.rfiam•r to her Majesty, Toridsoine..treet ; .• .. *ls try and !arts, C. rfumers to the Prince mid Peioeess, iocess, rind wish to that effect, manifested in an unequivocal . strong, in the fort and the neighbouring Tillages; peke wit isudses. or York. Cock,pur.street ; 11 '" in g' ' '99 manner, and latterly, by a formal application ad. P dl-Mall; N..v. berry, 13, St. Paul s Church-.aid ; Dicey, Bow Clitircii.vitil ; 110rela6, 95, Fleet-mai het t Buller. 4, dressed to the Allied Sovereigns. The Saxon t• • •tion, eneopside ; Eilwa• it., tiG. S . . Paul's Church-yard; leStl. Till, full of confidence itt the coalesced Powers, has made stiaaas e:oron, taratarora4treet ; Berry and oalatili, (irrek -6 every effort, and endured wills resigeation all the street ; vaestou scud Rout. ti 9, Strand ; Dav iso n , 59 I .. .eet. ' street ; !liege, 05, Cheapside ; Bolton and Tun. nova' FA.. sacrifices which have been exacted of it. The right , 1 ' change; Ili ooie mad Dowding, S elisbury ; Richard sat) th, Li, ;Of conquest_ woad' •not, therefore, apply either tablet ; null b • tuosi principal Perla:tiers and • frilif: 13034 MC LS SENCE, or E.ahilareting 2 , ..n.'-'."ev• 1 ).._ 4 againstliais.X.i . egroylvispeaple,evep though the Allies OF JUSTICE. eine v ...mem. • ..DAY LORD —I have just received the news that •-.. i ..r•li .1, s ofd witritAlts; retail, mid for eepoot italmo, fry ! Da f lii . . - .... ~ - ' CAUTlON —babe - I %went lieur - ayor al the airmen- out., ..on- ' efforts were exclusively d d irected against usurpation, , 1... iiro. tree -..• "e.g.- . the King has !oft to repair to Lille, ougfi th • • I don. on the 9.lth Nov., 1814, that Mr. Prior., of Jettii•qmet, ' Ti e I:s•eere of those hidden powers is found, • and that they were far removed from every id.` of Oxford-s•reet, Is the origi.ati Proprietor of the RUS•Ia Oil ; news is not v a t official, I have every reason tw be. 'f.• t mei di , ie:e and quells the horning wound; and after spending, thousands. which can be ; T:e• eosin.' sin- the ea:Ririe head on high Proved bY the . conquest. ; lieto it true. It is a misfortune for Franc e, but it Proprietors of th e principal Newspapers in inelop Mal also I 4 6 tr. u . . - b.ipt. ots the dittleriog nerve, which cnits'd t ' lie aneinussigh. b .. ~.h i vt . h 1 i p r td „ ti s . . Yen - , 4,11 s majesty haying only in view the good of i y most ri slit co. e o rsa e er toners al . eGiente , , meat riot excite any consternation among us; on the The i :if en: uss , ,kl;e , ses ;rerun it to the fair sex (Ivor imme- del., it ono be cmufessed it is vil.siny of any person to couuter- I his people, and sincerely desirous of seeing his old . contrary, let us redouble our activity and zeta to , de, c•s ii err tip- pull Cf Or this Reatorative : unity Ladies of ea t. relations of pence and good understanding re-estab. take measures Al this moment. I eaartge to neglect I.; ••4) • ',est c..p. :Ai its have f•oind it to he the b. st Medical I lished with all the Courts of Europe, flatters himself a nothing to secure our country from a foreign hive ...p...4,1;r to ilie toil. t limy ever met with for ter:railing the de- NERVOUS DEBILITY. STRICTURES, Lutie. &e. r . s 3 -;,ine, 'Free., u. the Bead - cache, dulness, languor, and i thatalte five Powers will he pleased to pay reuse,: to ' s l oo, - . but I depend also upon the assistance and co. ei , g a ,...,,, tut i, ti ,e;, o iy ;it g ives comfort and strength to the Wll EN Professional Men, eminent for skill ; his representations, and that the will lay to heart ' - R -I, 6..Pein and esperieece, otter their advice, and exert theiratti- ' . . .• .. 7 . . operation of my fellow count rrneis, in ease ther • tion•- s• 1,1 to , book::: of 1,. 6. 1 . 11 , . -ncl in beer bottle , : of C,) , . , In i r . tor the core of a few reigning diseases, they rise superior I hi s interest an d tans° o f hi s Mat". He Aga i n claims gel' should approach. You will sae by the enclAtel C rah • it ., ..1 , id 1111- .7\ i•ali. the -Iv the " Thorn lito , g. itas!" , ..' to that prejudice 16 Well is so justly recited naiad the adeer• the admission of hit Plenipotenti•try to the Congress, • and uneducated Declaration of the High Allied Powers Which. 1 •IA 1,. S' i ..•,s nod. N.. I.• , and .I..ii. s, l'iretios•ter • i ;644 ; and t i,-.....t.. of ioso , 4. l tioi aid of tae ti t s, pri o eyes, ' in order to treat with the Ministers of the Allied . II i; .e1.....11,1 ; ia ih- hiligdoin, a• .1 tiny b.• Ind as above. in the pi -ictice of 1•166-te. Mes.r.. CORR E iind Co. n•eufar j Powers. . • have this moment received Trent Vienna, that they stirexoas. ,i.o•iioo., i re. every privilege to practice, awl by the a - owers. Venereal are all agreed in supporting the cause of Liu tol. ai -.rte., ..ct nit Ilie:r mode 4.r nvii.,,ni he " His Majesty likewise re q uests, that the Provi- xym . • ; . ..,.„.1,.,,,r. !, ~ hale iroi.••or :Wended , continue .sit It the same . . - - • . . , moat Government of Saxony may he enjoined to , . , ,i, ; ,, , . ,snort ,:o is - , ..ries to ihe cute or every •peete, of i Please to take the necessary measures for giving 'li:: l'; idestios dale `.l irnii.:'in't lta 6 i:•.4 rt , ,'il iii rte. e.,:,1 le le eta! poi- , •n, a. o ell o, the removal tor those rlistre.siog ! suspend all measures which hear relation to the pie. hi' 1 t this e-' %%1 It • '' pu ici y 0 is n ns. ,In y your 5, 3 . ', • - : , t-, ~iii... •tod d-ti• trite i• •ts :orb prevent iir embitter the mite- . • t • I *.' 'l*l le V.•l‘ ...t.k,,,t,• .nt I ril.•. 1! 1... 11 , .. , r :' , :•••,.N • • . ' 1 .WILL 1.1N1,. l's ince of Orane. e..: ....ei s.a•e . It! tile eat.:. •eve at: human iiihritiiiits there use !ec e4allrtitinn. r-• ..f oal S•I for It, 111 0, 4 11 $1.1,1 111 , th:4.1c:4,a lu.; eiti .111 ...., . i-:' , " T h. King, in fine, accepts, with profound sea. I „,• ..,.. 0 ,„,.., ~,,1 1 ,„„ ~., a ., ,_. 5 ,.,,.... 1 „„.,. ii „ . „„,„.„„_;,. t . ~ ....1 4. moo , alit t -iteg than tl , o•e• witch are tl.e susavotilahle elm 1, ii I, if. rat 1 ,.,... u o, f 1,,,, ..,.• : \ ~.11 4 ..•.1 111 It i..!,• 1 erll/:. .• Gr j ,' l . :4• •••••;...•ntes s e :.14 03 1,.1 : 4 fa e it. it vet Imo de•tructive habit. The sibilltj,lhe o ff er of the mediation of the august i . .. :1 „ t., ~.• :. ~ ~ t tw :,,,, 5, ~ i... 4..,.. !.. ‘., L, 1 1,.. i ,, , ,,, c , , i , , . „„,,,.,,,,, ~,fro i •e brood. rove LI: , •o•lsfortunt-s, ;adulated tit seek Sovereigns who have hitherto interested themselves •K. e!.. , a• :,.... 11..1,1 0 . 4 ;:.• ; I tit 1..: ?-- ‘V...t . • .0, , 1 dot "at!, : ". -11 '• II !II It!' I'• !!'!!III - .41 5 .! `lti'•! It N"tl.' a ull'•rtY u" in eerier , • 1;;;• ,sp,,r.•.eie. T .tielt lair -to i. it will be a eniv•iiiirlt lelleC. ` t i ,e n his f avour; and the conviction which his Majesty I. • -i - eies,r this ;t t ..! ,••• hi. .....•tr‘ to 11,1,i i.it elt.• "ir,t 1 r., N ~,,,.." :I: ~1 lat !5i...,, , ,„ th at the, ~,t v ens,, by a new and ilittlithle u '- ens o f rid strength mid vi- his rights and of the equity of Isis claims 1 . .'llF:e tl :Willi* tsi , : r !,•.: !.. Cs, : . .,:j. 1,,,, ~*: :na owl * i rn•E I •,, i 'Uri! v, Lo leslu.iell .nlkelf t. driver roi.stitootion e , .p 111.41 1t5 , 111114 ,1 1 , ',": .:- \.. L tip", . -.w 1..4--Is 14. t. :1 1 1. •c. •.''• We.ek. c'a'used, and a ehilitoted habits, proceeding either nvmnces him that these Monarchs will i 0 fu {. -and pootes or - ia : .1. d: ;e:1 ..,..,,,a its r.00,ri, , 51 tr..in :Ws egret, of ino,ji tesi l :10:1 illii•it plea•ure. or froon A lone por e t grant him without restriction their powerful sup s.. r-,,,, . ' ,•••. . the voice, li.e.eco n,--...:..01e.- •.„itpeant ei,..,11 the • re. :en: e 411 not cl•motes, hood drinking, the injudicious use •,•,,c, wilt zeta veal o ..; 1 :,•• „40:1 . 5 .„ 1 ,., u. 1.,,.,.,. ;i f ' ill us , fl'lll'‘, Mee, ate . : ,...A•iy ea -,;„ re p to health a- d strength. 'w a self-evident proposition, that where ilie aggre• It e un d ers i gne d C a bi ne t Mi n i s t er an - cre. Th Miitd Se - • u; e p4lene•4, I it:••••nr ..1 toe I, 4... , 4.-1,-. 1 1.--, 'sr .i,,,41 it 1 lied he i I , k . , e 5 ,, ..,,,„, ~, I ~„„.„ . •,d,,, re . 1 1,, , got , 0: nitylle• taittl capiteiht is direeted to the tivitmieal and tary of State fulfils the pleasure of the King its train s ore of a lew peculiar complaiiit., th.re must be the greater. ! Pi i- the important ;0.10.4.1 for homing a, r.;b ll ,t e m,„1,1,,- , mi ffi ng to their Excellencies this note, beggiug that cell ;inn of Amer..; and 0. v proof of Ibis position their ate- c l : . .u.ii that •• itotiiinz I. to be dreaded ..ii 410.1 It ii• pr,ina , good Mut. ' 131.1 d of. Cure i. soy r , illifll:•lfty CA fietliiious its well as safe, i t hey will be pleased to subunit it to their august SO.. I ,', , ~ fc•..." TM' f‘olls•lol low ut 0 hippy old :`gym a 1i . r3ii ,,,, to 1 1,, t suer at „ ands., ey itietrils ! superior to the Camirnmi pritelice, 1111:61 i n some 1 '!,• In a in . .011th; leattlelame and vereigns, as well as to the Committee, and to accom lieei case, rsit . .etion a perfect . restor a tion i, completed ii, the I i. :• e:• !,i'lyippy old age. Nothing aims be better described Patty it with their good offices. shoat itervi , d ._r timer dons, and in it .se of the utiamt invetera " i ei words 4.i Ai trot ott: ' es, whets. ts! .. t i.ractitiohers how fail. d, a proper per.e. " Presburgh, klarch 11, 1815." - • --- ----'• For train of timely rare . ,natter in tar t : ;4• 41 of t rea tm en t els ores to the patient a safe, -- `.,iii! in. have dint of medicable wounds." • . ...1:6,p. 111,..1, tat. beoiimr, 8010 1, sunahle. Cons- a wl Vatiflded. and t a s ting re-establii.li d inent. By an early op- VIENNA, MARCH I o . — The greatest activity reigns 16 I :atom, the p:itt . initt w all e . ..1 . 1:1W HO- . urge; ft ol . prom of al .1 ii,•3•l• the co:orients apin•l:at son m Nervous and l ln the Council of War. The army of Italy will, - it ...,ic •ire'iti roper cii•rois—t he outs it still eta.li. me. 1.4 11 1 ,41 . alit • • ci upon no•_la s , espfurienee i wae,,,,,, m . r . r u , ,p. to, lineal such ti...ebsirueno.s. to the °I 'alien, spongy excreseenees, hard .• - • ~1 %owe vi.ci;4 hi rid.. 1. - 61U,Its N 1.M.! . 11,v aleilleti...tio.,... pieces of cannon. a . N . re . it ~„, ..„..,*14,. bland w i t h.. tu 1111 l ws, cameo ulcers, mutinous, seminal weakness, gleets, as i . • ~,- .11.: a \buena sec i a. • .. i. • .:1 4 :t ; bray.... oei t atallitain.l4 ton Nioln•MlN rte also STRICTURES, 1 T hese preparations are asceihed4o the resolution rs, , , t.• ~ . j,,..... mod di.g.ti, V 5,11. Ih, • 1.4 . ..1.t aod latter ilia- . Ito support a note delivered by Prince Nietternicit to : •" - • • ••• .4. • : resolve. otedroetioisr, andthrlVl • 11d* t:., ill whether r••cent or of him duration, and which have hinged the the Minister of Louis X VIII. and another to the .:.'. '.. .. 1 "..' 5 '114 . ,54tHe11• OP - general halo , . mot biro; , I.:i k skill of Whet pi aciitionerA, are, in their present implored plan ~, " , o-r..t.. I,ltre -to aril . 11.61 Ma! and I.e01::,:. l o ne; :-., it it oftreal ...Id, effectually and permsnently cured, without the iNeapolitan Minister, by which Austria declares to s: a • ls!r•I ,o t ,r,,,:u r ,.,. ut 4 , /0 . 4 0,1,4r:ta1e iIe•4:••e, all or any le 'tient a. ttferine the excruccitine pit nod ttl tots a; he 1 1 11 l rewire these two Courts that she cannot see nor permit with 61 ; •''''e !"11 .. c.• •0 it tooet, iteikr co•rtaitt ra hliticat seta, anal is'- w h o 'l l tat tisi e ss ily f o ll ow , t he appairatiou of the lunar caustic.-- indifference preparations for war from whence .ti o o ~, a ' , e•ii.iti•.• aitap'...l tor the . cure o f every specie, o f In the count „I• /,) y .eue , extensive lira- tier in this metropolis, 'il Ci t • . - ihwierou. raises of strictures have been and are daily niel•r their . troubles might arise to her kingdom of Italy. . 7', met: a:- l i nt t , -1, ,eyorottionst spere.sfill with young , care, the lord eri•diealiail of whirls is elfected by a :af t , err. i „:„, „ re l „;„, and es ped!timp. mode of practice, superior I n env Other I bee 'f n h , e o dissolution of the Austrian Lindwehr has p.,,,e , o, .0 . ..lye t 1.• at" , hr. , n'.• :LA air of told it;:e :c uutermanded. i: ;;, , ;•",• 01 , 4 1.• ..e,115-;t:c.l • 'I, and even imbecile ; whose yet adopted. lae tseitkiw. , , retiva 111111 l and debility pr0e...e41. tag from Uri? ,umpilii.t, it spred•li removed, and th e par tel ,4 , It is certain that the Congress will abolish the last • . 'ees ....- Il 4, 10;1" 'wit,. n n:t...• 1i... are not r0....r Ale to ei.try '•al 5 Sl' 41111515 e 'is ,ireo rit-t;vor for every C o restor e d Cain" or are tul•tity reored to sound awl vigorous health. . restorative ,10 Bat where re , the d " bil ! i v 1 traces of servitude to the soil which still existed in 1•. ':'l) , •c:..cle.l. V. h.•,•• 1 4e • , o,iinch is frequently ills t rdered tithe has for years eit Wed. a proper perscvereitice in tu • iy ii i.enstervd ; piter....., loidiiv decoy ~ tad m , nd emaciation reinn..llCS, after ~ . 6 ... . the -tri aure h . .% been dr...mised. i , itidispeusithly some districts of Germany, that all Germans may in requisite es revive th e slumbe ring Spark. of like, and to remit- future be equal in the eye of the law. e ...• --i. , o4 j th e ry,., ,i,.5 ir:.- , :i.• head . :-.. f.' 'roma Balm r I tie , e. l lei battles, rice lls. each, ser mate the imietiecetion. •.;I.p• n. family Is one fo• A re port is again current, that the Archduke , t-. by which one Its. battle is Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability I ~, ...,,', gli.ty eactiwed. have heen under the care of Mewr.. Currie and Co. f or the me- Ovules will be appointed Viceroy of the new king. .. 5 v . :di twine is .iverl at folltintri Bill of Direr ti•ali. woyal of complaints of the methra, stricture., tke i . t t arl_.lo,.,iving door of Lombardy. ✓ ..; .:•., :arra l llls -traiooi,...i the elforary of these medicines . received a radical omit peroniim•nt cure, reques t t ha t t-f r . 1 , 0 . • eye Are also assured that Austria, which, accord. as Sallaftalory , evio .. enees of the dei !.. . I • .•,ot cf ,.„ sat. 1,,h..: „ r s .l,,m i . of which WI., the word “ "-Dahl. may we made br them, . 9 ,1 1 ..114w...if Mesas. Currie: oat Co s plot , of trentrreat. klri y mg to all appearance , will resume the posses don of ' • u•• , .... Liverpool," engitecar iu it. otaci.al nupeesion, arid is u '.. l, • - •.e•, ”...:tcd uu the ,cot k. of eiteir loittle. Ali whets are of loose 6.mtleineq,luive had strictures from 10 r , . 'O . years, lisd ,the Brisgag, the county of Nellenburg, and other c :: a•-a . ... 11 • , had bees wider t&Blme of Messrs. Home. Henviside.,und ratter "t. , ' lie 5.,..pnuel Leigh, No. la, Strand ; Cutlon mid Co. (late Sor.:ent-t of coital eielnewe. stain attempted the cure by the ap• districts that formerly belonged to ilizt Upper Suabia, !! a '"',e."i.d Saari-1. Bow Cl:arch-Yard ; Bacons and Co. 150, pbtation of the lunar caustic, without 1111CCefft. . demands of Switzerland the restitotion of the Frick - t nret, Lnotiell ; Brodie Hod Dowding, safishury ;A. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by _ eit he r b sex,want . that , united to that country since the treaties of s :'lii, l'errum•-r, North-bridge, litlinhutgli ; klarliti Keene, the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and hon o u r, ut their h oe, No . . - Ii• Culkge-erren :at Davison's, No. I, Parliament-street;-street; 107. Ilattoo.garden. Campol Formio and Luneville. ' ;‘, ,1„, A 1,.,,,. 1 ... N ewbury ;mil Solt.. Dlllbsitl; and other Medi- Patient. is the v,•ni•try are requested to state the perinatal% I N o Remicao, mARCII 14.—The new fall of the 41.•.• Vreders in Litriiiie :tad America. of their:rive, ate, and general habit of living, 14-... „b e ,. s,e&cett,,,,,* that i w il y Au t shiari paper-money proves that its credit does not • ...• Or. sotto: o w, 0 a,,,, eunsu i t t.,t, exp erts his usual fee of a remittances tor advice:tad medicio-s, Poured to a ism '4lCil ICIICI6 Shollid, for safety, be thus,' . given ' , rival to mos pm tof the kiogilims. To motive nviv ~e yes on anreolid foundntion. Independently ot ex. 4 P ,se esseidiet to their andel inking. the postegeaf iallen - / lutist circumstances, and oth r : c muses which have lb 09.---107. : ' )! -cc, tester. De. S..lgtn . on, Gitead-aouse, near Liver- i sisal •11 to the ;medusa for medisiiies...-- 9tll . .boils, . Prottnted the rise of tins per since , the'conelusiou .4. F.ad double puitage-" • di a.gt uu.gardea. ..1P . MAt). DE GENI.I' NEW WORK. On flaturdav next nil l be published, JI ESIII GRAND.iLis. Par Madame de e elterVillburn, Libraire, 50, Con!uit-street. On Von trance pr In mettle Antenr, Mndeinti;-elle de la FA It EFTE, nu la COUR de I.(tUIS tltom.los. I.A EEUII.I.E DVS DENS DU MONDE ,• nu Journal linaesnaire ave.( la Slutuque dr. lt..nvinces. live. 12-. PETITS ROD A, NS Pi CONIES MORAUX, i tom 35t. (EU V It ES : precede de Itlenloire3 i•ur la yir de Anteur, 14 turn. _ • 7!.; Scrum, Price 34. 61.—Pit. 9. GM.; S.cond Lou er l ;:d!er , ; Second Price, I,.—U ;Ter 1%. ; SWUM' PI ice. (id, 11F4TRI: KOVAL COVEN r (;Atiso.:N i'!; pre,ent EV ENING, March 28, will he KING ENII IT, Mr. Mathews. T. , w Lieftvil? be atitle.l, he New Grand Arlo iillioafttic Itorititnee, called % RUCA ; IR. rill. NI:T-MAKEit ANT) lIIS wtrE. ;s.; Price Js. Js. 6d. ; Second —Lower Cialierv. tm.; Second Price. Is.—Upper :$, lb.: Second Price. bd : A 1.,,, ; ,t e Ho; too, he hod nightly, on application to Mr. r.wi 01 the Rot-office. h trf, Wollittahotor to r h, Norihampton.hire. TO !;I: DISVOSI:1) OF' t Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, T;: above FILEEIIOLD PROPERTY, with a odvaiitigroo,, and increasing . Trade, 4h uP ackiviwledzed rellertability in coal, iron, and oilier articles generally coa -1,: : a. i;:vioti. I.hir putt ..the wirehnie-trinney may, if re tipmi,,ecurity f..r a trw yenrs. „ 1!.,,, npply lir Mr. Moon, Walbcook, near the Ustivuoge, ;. 1/f to the Proprietors, alessrs. W. „., 1 R. I% at ~. ~. , ; a ' A (.001) Ill:ASON WII Y DVEItTISING is necessary to acquaint the c , uvr ,Oon of stycri-. strwcle,4 it, that in conw -0,...,. w . A Dl)i „sier t :4,or to tile late G. PACK. im; aJ:errisutr hi.. it. 0 lt.S 1' It Ps s t. frequpEt ; L , 1 , 1 , 0v...1, many coder, nod Perfunn-r.' shops are tilted out 11:!I tiler Strop., I , ft wita Omni on fale or made 4..,v C.e a,tonit.liim: a IT.:ct i'ark wood's 1 1,„.:. 4 11 hii e t ielomed c..:/ipo•ition. n. givin4 it keen It..z •r , Pt.tssoivs , , 5.1. - 4rot:t I:;:strittorittsi. cst.r is ar to be Nlanu;%tetti!.d P:tl sold, n holesale end r— , l. by W. Ad.ik, :ott . ce,sor to the , late' G. Packwood, I ;.:vt-strrvt ' I. urdnc, trio svesl ft oat Grareciterch .• o'sts•r•- st:r s.s!rt Cie br:t 'Loud .n.nritte Itnzorf. I- inferior eittiateriell Strut., and C..stspotition to renew t.. 1, are sel:iir • rrt itsa.iv Perliwocr &C. &r. whu trot others tne.min :t It id , . more by them, • I•ore of the 1..4 1 . 7i1.1 , 16 ,, ,; to Fleet.,treet ; -.he( hh.ed rt e 1.• i• toe r••:,1 BRUSSELS PAPERS, • ,r i 0. , e1 ti ' e l toted popes„. with 1 pi ono tot ;toe e 1 . .,4 orik:11 on the hato ,le, +r-td v.;:olot in tine of W. ; tett n'errte the 3;gn 'lure of W. Addiot i 3 to the w it:i hho of Conpottif to renew theo. BRUSSELS, Mmtcn 22. TO illS EXCELLENCY COUNT . DE - 11fiEFFNEIli 10,11011, 11 1 %! • (r- ftiC rITtrACV .I\ll ViititYvs tiv :kw\ Cli11)1.li. 1111. M lit.' t;l- DM A ;t.ITION. The Powers who base s;goetl110 Treaty of Parrs, assembled in Congress at Vienna, being inforMed of the escape of Napoleon Bonaparte, anti of his en. • trance into France with nn armed force, owe it to their own dignity and the interest of social order, to make a solemn. Declaration of the sentiments which ' this event has excited in them. i By thus breaking the Convention which establish. ed him in the Island of Elbs, Bonaparte destroys the only legal title on which his existence depended: by appearing again in Plante with projects of ton ' fusion and disorder, he has deprived himself of the protection of the law, and has manifested to the universe, that there can be neither peace nor truce with him. The Powers consequently declare, that Napoleon Bonaparte has placed himself without :the pale of civil and social relations,. and that as air enemy and disturber of the tranquillity of the world, he has rendered himself liable to public vengoatice. They declare, at the same time, that firmly re. solved to maintain epee 'the Treaty of Paris, of 30th of May, 1811, and the dispositions sanctioned by that Treaty, and those which they have resolved on, or shall hereafter resolve on. to complete and to consolidate it, they will employ, all their means, and .will unite all their efforts , that the genßrat peace, the object of the'srishei ofi Europe, and the constant purpose of their labours, may not again be troubled, and to guarantee against every attempt which .sitell,threaten to replunge the world into the disorders and miseries of revolutions. . . • And although entirely persuaded that all France rallying round its legitimate Sovereign, will Immecti. ately annihilate this last. attempt -ef a criminal and impotent delirium ; all the' Sovereigns•of Eet . ope, animated by the swine - sentimests, and guided by the same principles. dezlare, that if, tontraryht ell cal culations, there, should resuN frpin this event. soy real clangor, they*wid be reedy to give the .Icing t of France awl to the French nation, or to any . othit IGe. vernment that shall be attackedotif sos , n as essirstilt be called upon 4 all the assistance re4isite to- resale ut m u a n li d e et li tak e rt aD o ctot a prp. against publio all tranquillity, tos e vtio an s d heo mdse. it. The present Declaration inserted In the register • . . . No. 28! VI EA s 01:, ‘o , •r .Ott( pv:f TLN Or, Toe I) •or. to giv PM! 1.,,,\ t;tl;el%, ; St r , IF ATE pr KIN( 71 , e New Tiii 75.; —LOw :\,'l,•: Se A I.ltvate HO e..,t the l. htrf. To !;1: rr-.•Ti.•. above . .. Aa , Jti* • ;0 1. v . • • . • ' 7f*. * ' . 'i