The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-11 00:00:00

f y~ No. 2642. rnkt. TO BE SOLI), A CAPITAL Cabinet PIANI)-FORTIt s si goad s. new. with a vilk (rant, and two pea Js ; iv. a r:rinig Wad iavireaarni. iu every way complete viand% remarkable ye* ha throe; h..op prlrr i) Quinvos ;4u b e sold for Guineas; !buy a 'vivre Plan.. F-rte, with itddltionat hy Broad ;info .04 wne, 12 Chaisw.ii. nod POW by Watleo. tith mad el! w. 2 wilt; pill. s r* , wag duuWe aLtitui ; lisp pro phet, si firma% goad , to • ,•• 11« y ho sera at J. Moles's. No. 3. solinalag-Olara, 10 HE iOL6 . fill AUCTION,' 11% Weirs: 114011. ER wad 40,4, Al their Reposiit;ri, iti:ei.rell-fiareet, TO-310 It A.O W. Aug. 12, M Tailve • - - - QPITPRAI, active Cobrit and Chariot GELD IL" INGS. in nigh etiaditasti,lowt taken air their job. A sow yen useful llor,.e= (root. Ow tbiferttat Itrginteots or Life Ginrds two lownlomme galloouvs, rsir golloi cart- hiorw.s. end ppwartit of eignty tuts of oce•esolowl farringcs. of dif.neot dr- Tu ne viewer( the owning 4 Sok. oval 4014 without retiree. ro!lttr- Sole Ntriever + Theitifiev and PitOmy. vi, V 3 .ArttllFP:4 ANI) 61Ifil COVERS. IrtiOStA ATO i SON, at tht4o Mainiftto: tory. ft), opponite St. Andet.res' Cheerio. raerifull%,lnforir She N.whisity load Gentrv.they have for sale. a I .rge awarivereit wf their meet), approved Wire drat %NMI and I)ishiviverve Ihvyadaeit it CiradMidll io eta,* drrwed wadreitell litigleakr linty he kept ,iwire the. time is iu •oss other way, frogs being spoiled by lies and i. tarts. wirigh t &pt., ii..eme Ai this sea.un of the Tear. Families igolwrithr..mt.' a ill rota Cheat exceeding n-eful. • - fkiperijir irwrienessi. of , their invi4ble wire and iron Purrs far parks plAt.taiiispa, anit,plenstite grouml-, to re,i,t all kin; et ea tite. atar.tifnetareil deer, ox, sheep.:u.d hone roof-i.ta.bardles. or portable fence large w"eg kept for its. einwltsr wrought•iree held awl durance gate.; wir, tr:ir for tilsrorir., tuntrie N phiesantriei. larier , nod dairy intl.) w. I peewit... wire cusps to predetve pi te : ron ,,,s, par. asidgric, poessrvasc. from rats mad vermin; new-invenird,vi ire .11tedetiag istv'tkewerAtella, with every ether article of wire- Work. . . k_,Y.LEY . §:.!AQII ti) 4 A I'AN BLACKING. 1 , iS — inn/chin-1i 'Cottipithilion for Boots, Chttes, irefr •.•Ii ..rors4, Pic. , A ill let. Ini..n. produces a more Brilliant sod I•ibinel Jet Blork. slidninin br toinni:ted,froun in ounce pre- Ifillppi.; it. Asa leilTaatill the ealperiorgittlits of reoderlig the Witther on.:re doroolop. i by g(earroutc it soft and plinnz. nod pre ' weritiwe it finial erailiffm.'' Ilokt arkuiwode wood rainfall , Nayiey and Blew. Perfumers, 00e4 1 " 1-81 " 411 . 31031440 ('here oh. rttent Qikes Co tome to • beotoilti'utld ..1d its mina); oho. mad retail by moat of the usual VetilTers: . ' , Pints. 1.. $. HaeCrififirlikl. each. ..,. To revriti isnissarisi:oe, the Labels ate signed " W. Rai. ley. 6 '13.4f/ivy and Alen i AROMATIC PERPLAIEI) JAPAN IiCACKI;NG. IN PASTE ANi) LIQI!II). T. RIGGE reeptscifully isforme the Nobility . . ..41f . P bli It ; lit • C ' ' • mud _ U e, t_at he Muir rev I ;Iv t_ _enveresi u _Anibal... r`fi2tion of lages•diehts in the moo r t 1i.....t1 sidle, under our shove '4ecttoe. Vi hi^h he rfolliid 'tali' offer, to a cat•rfid nod .heral prob.t. „c l op% coovierettilsot it nlt's he prove' the mast eleeont tot use ,rib) Art•ele ever intrednerd Au 11w purpo-es of pie,et vi .e and • he:tu.if• so" Leather 5 cqunlly sopplsc.shie to I.a.lie, ear C;ClUle. wieo'i• use. All lint ions itegrrdiem- are R. nided to its r l'"1 1101 " 0- ti . 1 1,-nh..ilitnn,„:ssreh as are isi,s hi i gralefor. trostritic nett ill fut. in i in. prep4ration one rot vers.alli complained-0f inelo.s•-•ienee p:" 10 " 4 " 11 . 01 e . in" instw" , (nsevan the most celebrated of those ' • praduethont) is nyn led, as in the . moist suite of the font.i.phree, - It: Alvin:die Illtaeti..g worn .t impart soil to the 1i.0.d. or iii. iortr i v iv. t a t h ii; i ii i i ke he n i , . , e ui tiza j ste a l l • n f Air: l .:l: i cing, with ohe s ,reaocat 7Tlse To ar rftrl will fired th e Marbling: . Pattie minvenirot ond 'Seidl fir int Mime st.e. with tar simple nil/titian of roll! water ... Iwtoty. •gi it cleanly la its operation and may he packed snit the smog choice 1e....d5, without :MN :11411grr or offewive foments. airatime to the tinsel , . with which is nuts he cutiosed. to-, Intl* enovrpositine. if partakes of highly perfumed onto Ines. To iderektons. for Exportation, tol/ealert remote flnmitie utetropo.. Ilia. she 'ashy/ of freight and eistrissge. co...visored tail h the hislls of Lispoill Iti,..ilth.e, loin kw to meet imp , sctsont toraiderat' ; end • sly this arrirk will keep perfect 'in all chanties ON fact. ii. im prover* by age). lite Proprietor anticip:ttes witk coutilleoca a ,dgetterni h n;prou IX!, Sold ail p. isicipßl fleet odd clhoe.arikers and Dealers in Town ond . Covintry ; also at the Proprietor'A Warehouses In . Loudon. No. fki, Park-street, Grosvenor-square; and No. 65. Chespside. Liquid in Glass 8.4(144, ft.—pima in Stone Ditto, to. 64. — Paige its Pols. at 10. Is. ti. , tod St. each. Vein the• (mow psintonge fitgistsessos the PRINCESS of %VALES spisci PUKE of SUSZEI. 4is 10- pedal hisgiesty the EMPEROR of RUSSIA, his Srkeuft Alght+.44 t h e DUKE of BR Ni4Vi ICK. his Estill**, Ns PAN 1411 - Abt !MASA DO% stud omit of the Nohihily 4 hrunabsout Karaite. •' • 0 vit.ANws -MACASSAR OIL. , 114 blues extracted from a tree in the 1-laud of Maras ' sew, in tine 11 , smi Indies, are far beyond enlngium, fur eradicot. .ia; oil impurities of the. human hair. preventing it falling sill' Of turning grey, strengthens the wenkesi hair, and readers it alas and lung an the RAM/EST 010.14;06o a beautiful strong car!, I dols. and pleasant perfume': produces whisker, ere- Iron*, Inuslachins. fitc.—A full de:cripsiati of its virtues are rveo in Howl; od's Practical and Poilnimphical Treatise mitts? Pinar. minced a ith 'nth bottle of Macassar Oil, .Lied on tn., • outside table. to red ink, • 6 A. itouland Had Susi," tvithotat Which onus lite genuine. Sold at_l-. lid. IQ% Sri. artil Ir.'s. per Bottle. by the rule Pro prietors:ll. Rowland and Sun,' earner of •Kirtis-stmes, Ilnt• tea-cartlais, London; and.by ap pointmei iA, Mess , . Titcht•oyne.stri et ; Mr. Smyth, 1 17, . Gatti, and Pierre. M. fiigr, S 6, Overton, 47. tind Timber, 75 New gund.street; •likrry. 47, andJohnetaiti 15„fireett•strect, Soho s' Bayley and• ,84434 F ri Cockter-street ; Harding and C e 4 9. Pall-M.lll • Pat (ft. pad Co. Lotahrtrd-sfies;ts Sobou'and Tutt, ' Royal richitsie Newber'Y au" Sous; Si r PasiPs Church-yard and -by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders thrum :hoot Europe. Abe r ROW.I.ASIPS RiAliNcii. of .X . 1(11.1.i ; or, IMI'ERI AL DYE; the ooly preparation that will ituktedintelv and effectually choose REti lir ORLY HAP. .WilliKlAtS, EYE BROWS, Re. to a beautiful BROWN. BLACK, or AU— MIR*. anti solottmanent, that neither snap nor water can re move U ; it is composed of vegetable tribstancts, and is per fectly Montanus. Price 711. 6d—per bottle. LOCK : AN%) ifiIKiiICAIV DISPV.NBA - fe Yi • • Hie Rota! nightspot Ike,Dake of York, President, and the ',allot/16s Coistutittee ~f tiovernors : Burl of Leitrim . • ' ' 1 Colonel W. J. Janes, M. P. .Rarl'af Egremont I Jak" Latiouche. F. 41. M. P. Right Hag. T. Jones I Cui-nel H. Clements, M.P.. `Rt. Him. ft. B. 811.• rider,. M.P. I Captain Jamie attly . Eon. Col. 1. Derry, Ni. P. Sargeou, Mr. Rieman, Member of the itiiyal College. Luettoe. • THE 'Putt-tillage this Institution has received, for die exelissivetreatreeet Had Cure iir %Ali Sexes, afflicted -frith Venereal Complaints, and their dresitfol•ponsequences, as rictorm, debility olcerstions litc. cisrobqted .coder the ma ' jt toicemeot of the'llist prafeminial abilities. will satisfy the Pub -Ike of the IrittAl• Merits-0f Mr. K I ERN AN'S plan. and that by it * Hie tooouveniences of Public Charities are nvoiderl, whilst the • joungood unwary err protected &gulag the fatal delusitiod held • 'INK by itiveitioing pretenders in fhb branch of practice. Since ;SOO, as appeared by the Antanal Report of 1811. 519 rputientsvf ,opot,kgesto,lptN.e bef,A ru red, it,itlubut c coluerneht or injury 4.. the el satitotkistoott with a delicacy n o d secrecy hitherto sinknrwe ; • keilby at Ode have latiOored andrAte Most complicated C.rnis AO 411141.11 from term, twenty yelirs. The Met symptoms y je t to Mr. Kieroan's treati es., ja. a few dive :hw od here p arautle of debilitY comes nn. too tool) upplicutiu• canuut !br t made to prevent the (Imager that may emir; . . lir. gt, rmd i mei be remelted. jiy wiOrei Sea, with the 4= lecre ri gi r t his prirtme. h.,11,.r. 41. Laser Char - reek- { fritplare, Prom nine is twelve en the tuor. ! - kllt old fro" OS' tilsesie at nicht 4to hom letters ancr..tier CsitroltniCuttillolw ttiV r IVIIS Coutltt) , Nay beaddreued, old Wilt be pWAW3' 611*"". 0 • • 4 ;:i .114.1.1.:)1:1 it 4:42/71,1414.1'7. ~1..1 - -1 ‘ 1 7.7" 4- 4 P w l agia . l .l Bl7 .4 lolWWll. 7 . l" * " b arlir`.." 4 "•••••.-1,1410.241, . .7 ............."--‘l.- -- "":. --" ""P.... ,, -.-•,....• -,-- - ' , -.." - v •Q'''' - •" 4 "" • . .... . . .. • . . . ' ,• • .. . . . , • - • b . : • ,4 71.• '". - :•- . - . .. . i . . . . . ....i - . ••• " - -, -4.1,... - . ,•.,.. „iir. -...- . • ••••;; ; . . - •., ; ;, .: 7. - . • 1 • t C • . : - . , . , . A , 1 • . 1. . 7 4 ' .; -..; -.. • . . . A• 1 • ' 4 ) ; i. , - '' ....., a . It • 4 . 1. dr• . ..., , . ..-__ . • : ' '.5 ' 2 Y I 4 fc-If . a QUM,' • 0.7 r ... .. '.. • I .1y 4 i. . •'• • 4 . as j'_• _ 4 - • ••••• ow se.. ...i. i n , • • •1 , -f. • • wrr vle ... v it • 2; ..a_ .4 -*TT .t.,4 ... .' i ' a l # -At. _._,. ~ • •••-. . LettoriloN, THURSDAY, AUtifIST 4i, . . 1814 &Eck ita. .. . It. • . . . . / armistice. Here was a new difficulty ; 'but the prin. - ( triple being recognised, the iirima were taken into kit ' t oastderatlon.--The King required the tree ac. . ' .• le a • cess of all ships to all the Norwegian ports, is $4 order that the admission of supplies may covet the consumption during the suspension of opera. , 4 . (ions. The Commissioners propoied to allow ceie t in ports to remain open, and those only ; hut the King representing that the distinction 1 be iiatile to constant evasions, and gave ream '-'' :- ...I esitions that may interrupt tile, harmony so do. ~ • be preserved in this period in particular, • ''s desire was acquiescedlit. The Com. • n their side, required the possession of ... , into which they proposed that the s should be admitted. The Killg, on -, .• Idly refused to admit Any Ssredith allow a single Swedisirtoldierte '‘out regarding the act as a de. •.• . fomenting general hostilities. , • 1 'he most. unequivocal and oil", to admit the Allied . i ' Ps, it( trust, with their , . , t t s ((strive them up safe, . •,f Ilk • • i Norwegian fortes, . ... • : Nople Mould poi.' , • fence. • lie blso - ' ,-• 'ewers:oolmM nart of the, Sl' E rilt : *tr e - s , • 11111110D 0 4 niellig. _ . Az • . i be So .• , • . . . . i f ~. Li /'' it . .. . . t. , 1 '0" . ~ -. i , . ..- , . i' lit *a ~ . t ' 1 . 1 ' . ti s 4 (' • • 9 The Ce use Wiii;;;WAiiiillikalik4 and Sreszr,ol . 4sei . . 0 * .i.1b4 11 ny, ORDER of the colistirres , tag JUR ageing tbe IST lt ESS BS by Iho W •To the LADIES of ENGLAND, I • • .pv4. 1.. . From the LADILti of YW ANY. Dresden. sfiewa3ll, 1814. With emotions of joy and gratitude we Imre inaremilfrum eh. public priats the formation of eastominees of harecolicri.lirittale Feisrole•, a hose etiorts are deemed 40 the skoevi4opo of ibt Diaereses of the -Ceillinait, mud' Who, in particular, 4104 is apatlitse iu the forint ii state of tier unfit, to. ate Orphans of Sas soy, which Ins had to sostain sa severe a trial. klere was formed a similar Society, which i. exclusively eigae:ed in providing fur these destitute little rmes. Judo, tim e , what roust have been our feelings, alien we heard that oar Witten is Engieted were makitig uor most important mittens thetetlown. With deep emotion we joist-them in Ilse good works and ap prmeit them *tits tlte cro.e.d..ace which the Christina. sentiment of Charily and Beueviderice vo easily iustores. Let us, !ben, flaukly &recut:int you who our distresses, as well as with what 14.4 beru eri• eto relieve theta said whet we venture to solicit of our geuernus Bruish %1511e1). Ar.e Owed telt repeat how grim,- oast, our (ireidrs 'tin which ibe;seiptpreipation Europe was a. Mitred) Ines *ialfere: terms its+wiris, sod Bs foranithibteteale-ss Wa n t nod Fainine—Direasa tied Misery—Devtistailier wad ;Death I, AL this use r oots papers Moe romenseed 4 and we l i nass that porta manic stemless to the sjohjefj iu gruesa l --- ;"We wish, however, shot we could describe to you the indivi stool distress which surrnistair is., the deplorable state et the cluldreu, who have lest father and fUltileer, and every thing along w ith them ; Had yet we dual me give you a faillatul pie -lure elf it, as it would wooed 'time hearts tou deeply. leis • ino-1 p ;luta to bear is want a state these children, particularly of very is odes; age, hove be ti there es,cell.en luCll who icel theinse,bes ;ailed (Ltd Vi srelt viitt misery to iis usiivt vetrirt retreis:a. TL.ey were, therefore. the And t" eir dvtivour Is. alleviate their condition, hush to love e all philan thiopie Christians, both at balite 'and ntirtest, to take einripuss l aud s agreeably to nut S.s tour's vejoincisio, on these little ones. —They addressed than-elves on particular lo out Deli to Whoye core the 61i:then were especially ramitaiited ; and God gavr pou re to their voice ; vil IMO feints quarters came tillent to I tale sliest °riots 4, and coutifileetieri . toe tbt it sappers. The LorUKlnter iu Loildole for eelirsiag the ÜblifebbeS uerastisijrcl fly the War in i;ertaiany has iu pat titular vet "led itself in our be t half, mud gives us hopes taint it a iii do still more. Bet lir tSammy, also, MI CSICikUI spirit an, eyed ; vault Osier to whom Providence turd preserved pall of 'ark property ether fully esteneed tack aid to such hs were left guise destitute. Id this manure about Two Hundred Children hove already beeu ! placed tat fatui t ies; and four smell iminutions, correspondieg *Ws our übtliiies at the lice. have been erected, into w Islets the Orpitaus are received tilt new par , uts rail fie f tuna for floral. One of these ip at Orpperldiswaria, tar buys ; the see ad at Gruo twig, for s ; aura sic other too at Virus and D.e-sden, for cialdre ul : oils bevel. So long itsin tie can ce; oath familia r is atilt% to seen se oar litth• unrs i n to thole midst, we h o se no more Is/ WWI use taro- nr•count. Bat owe/ally this um bee ingot stn. erase more and Stole ; anal 1 . 111 this reiirlit; because the Maus..,;',.- of thest• 'witty:inns ere inor tiling to place any of the children out of Weir tl , popethltril tudive rsti.art , and three' yet renaming resources a ill speedils ei Massed. Wr are, therefore, desirous of giving perrahnhice to these Instoutitta (at wait in one of itrear), l that illeOrplaas woo cannot be other % -e provided tor, roes be there received. educated, Nod sup ported, till Obey sat.. be able to earn their own living. To 30 0, limn, beloved Slaters, tan, and intreat ~ 011% to drv.sle to this object apart tat lb; tummy which you may hare des.in ed fur our ;war tritons. We will gbidis transmit tar you tat ar • count sit its applicatit tan, mat puiretuully f law every direc tion that ys a hmv Orr rr,prelliig it. I.l4'ra:raged by sour co ttperation, wr strait earl ourselves the more cher. fulls ; mad a our blesses a intarver it done (sir bit sake, wail sot f ail to prosper the simerly cusenant is ishich we lite Witted. • •• • •• • • (SiAlled) Fit 11.11)Elilt44. Countess of ()token (barn Comoro. of Stulberg). Directress of the Orphon•hituse at flronner;. AUGUSTA VON TIMM NIF.L (horn Bair , neta of *I" them), nitrates& of the Orpheus rouvr - at Lt/tHSIt IIILS Se DON REitti (Luria Giol&UtebvutTliitt ' Orrectrao of ilit phan-liou-e at Doesden. JOH IN N A AUGUSTA I.; LTsi ANN (horn Leant), D414:41lleoll of tit! Orplatui-house Uippeldiswalsta. . . , DUTVII . &ill. armistice. Here was a new difficulty ; but the prin. - , • ,14., . 1.. . -....ma0- riple being recognised, the fermi were taken into Div sitti, `Abs. 3.; , 4 i tie Proclamation of his ' toosideration.----The King required the free ac. Royal Highness the Prince df Otringe has made a ' cess of all ships to all the Norwegian ports, ha very farourabto impression, , ass .it leaves no •doubt order that the admission of supplies may covet concerning pur future lot. : Rie•Royal Highness Calls the consumption du r ing the suspension of opera. round him the most respectable persons in the code. (ions. The Commissioners prnpoted to anew eel:. try, both for their talents and their virtues; and the lain ports to remain open, and those only ; hut affable reception he g ives to every body ensures him on the King representing that the distiection, already the respect o our fellow Countrymen. I would be liallie to constant evasions, and gave room IfiAtro) al Highness visited yesterday the Palace of for contentions that may bites rept the, harmony so de. Gaels.; and itis not doubted.hat he will soon go to sirabie to be preserved iii this period in partirulat, inhabit titat ,Palace, so reseedobialor Its flue sk i m. his Majesty's desire was acquiesced in. The Cam. don and beautiful environs. . missioners, on their side, required the possession at Baron Vince or Paris , with his the fortresses, into which they proposed that the twe Ald?.ilitseemp, the ' young ! Prilice ) !Metterlifeh Swedish garrisons should he admitted. The King, en 't e a alitryobilig count Betters tde. this heath peremptorily refused to admit any Svredithi The whisk country, as far lithe Meese, is era- 'garrison, br even to allow a single Swedish-I).l4ller* cuated by the Prussian and itusSian troops. A line pass the frontiers, without regarding the act as a de. of Custom-house stations has, been proviaionslly ctaration of war, and commencing general hostilities. established along that river, till the Congress of :,He offered, however, as the most . Unequivocal and Vienna shall have definitive) , fleedihe frontiers of "Onlimiteti proof :of his fairness, to admit the Allied . the new Mate, of which we ire to:fdrm a part. One Powers,ie occupy the for tresses, iu trust, with their of the chief Bureaux is already established at Liege, own troops, .pledging themselves toeive them up safe, in the name of the general Government of Belgium. and in the same condition, to the Norwegian fotees, The uncertainty respecting the occupation of that in the event that the Norwegian people should per: is at an end. . , severe in maintaining their independence. ' lie ilso . Yesterday a very fi ne regiment of English rated' required the guarantee of the WO Powers:4,Na marched in here, to form henceforth . i part of our any hostile act or movement on the : part of the, garrison; and this morning a regiment Of English ' Swedes. Upon these 'lest propositions the Treaty chasseurs left us for another destination. Wit'ea- broke of. 'there is some ideit that the Commission. watt here a part of the German Legion, which ers have resolved on another effort for aecommoda. distinguished itself in Spin under Lord Wellington.: lion, but if they have, it is said, that it must be The Belgian hussars of Croy, a very fine corps of without any imitation of meal from the King, who cavalty, come here to complete titeir orginization. is understood to he fi rm in the oitimatutn of abiding 'ls he itemiser of Belgic ottieri;'sibittettiii'a l o4 - el. the result of another appeat to the Diet ; but with. diers, who'have ret timed (rent rF'rande 'Oniy'ivitlein out cotnprottlishrg, in thaiNllghtest degree, the shfety someday, past, is reekoned at 6000. '..• ~ •,. . ;of - the-nation.; ' while the appeal is' pending. The . , AU persons employed in 'the Civil :Department' King, *ha ll'ili 'otin inlisisteeand 'sole Cousvellor, 0( Gavemnent art to wear henceforward the change, discussed. the various points Involsed in tfie,trep.. ; cockade. - . Austin T.—The - Al ;of 'Thviiiits 'is at this mo.' aided, with an ability, judgment, moderation, wad ment a Vesore'of bumf*: 11/Volibeis Of .seralgers, par. temper, that made the most-ftvourablektprtateiojr.ok ticulaily English, arrive day. • The distingaished the Minds of those Mitrilterk: personages who areatoong se , the hope of approach. i hog. happiness, which shall wake as forget oar pest ! THE Pat OCE * ' Coiirr v .RESINT I . - esterdsy, at sufferiessi all contribste ,to fill the hearts.;et,* thretto'clock, 41111 l'itteeE'ReGlNT held a Court at . inhabitants of Brussels. with. sAlksp,lkopo of pleasute. * Carltlon.house; - fri(kit elas attended stysl - 7714 'the SmaseMents whirls('Were banished from tgi city Privy Seal, the Dint Led or thi Treasury, the Se. are rettintine with greet& speeitdirWthah iWi': Vile creta ries of fhate - foi the' Rome : and. Foreign Depart. celebrated Fleury, the...toed Of tfig•Feenek iheatiSt, meats, tho•Ptesident•of the llosiid of Gentreel, the in spite of his advanced ime;. .. o liti di s pl a y s cm. o w e , Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Stoaterdalke I'rruurer .. stage his agreeable talents. Crowds . flock, to, see *-14 JO li o g,Phord., flit! Vicel4trpberleip, ihi Dul'ek • him ; and ' the English Ladiegaro not the last to,ap.: Amlutssador; the Dukes of Oat, CLARaNCE, and plaud him. An English Company ii aeon expected CANDEMai f tke 'Doke of Beau reel', the Marquis 'to appeav ; among %bons art kid- to h o . io r oo . i. , ,,,,,d of Becsisonme, the Bishop 4 ti t [ASBURY, the scrota • ~, T:a , . -'6. •'• r parr 'of CfrAfiftn, Lord twill; Viscount Latta, Brilliant equipages, fine horses, a nd m e m, o f ; Mr. STURGEs Botraul, &c. foot passengers are daily • seen in the ..41lie Verse, His Royal Highness held i Chapter of the Order - and give it the splendour it had lust. Thus all re. of the Garter. The Knights present were the some itew life, and, like the phcenix, we rise from our. Dukes of Yeas, Camtanca l .,,and (lAisgaittev, the ashes. ; Earls of Ciiituviii and Waitkofte. us e l the Duke Gee. Platoff is arrived here, with some Cossacks Of of ihgeecverei the Marquis of Bnavrono, the Earl .. . • ) : the Guard in his suite. - , . l ot Li rEarool, and Viscount Citeitaattemse. FRANKFORT, JULY 31.-. His Majesty the King 1 The procession was made In the oseal form; and i of Prussia, who arrived here no the `2Bth, departed , the Knights being seated, the Chancellor read a new ! tii-day for Berlin, where he will arrive on,the 4th statute for declaring his most Catholic Majesty, PEN. of August. 1 insane Iffi. King of Spain, elected a Knight of the 6 • 117' , a Proclamation published at V ienna , 5' • Ic al opp aes Order, Rua his Majesty was declared elected accord.. 6 that one.half of the bindwehr ars' tel'rettirn'to their jinglY• *oats, and the other half to ' , be blip( • Complete ; ; The Chancellor then signified to the Ohapieg "he 41 lattieti of families in particular 'ewe, •be 4:tmeimed PRINCE REGENT'S pleasure, in the name of tir rio l:. o 1 vereign, that a lineal descendant of the late Sove , ta 0 in prlarence. 1,- Ylksitta, JULY 29.—The giving up. of *Tyiral by King GEUIRGE the SECOND, may, in virtue of the Ste. &eerie has been ecuted very peaceably ; bet the' WNW tkit - behale elected a Knight of the Order. new Goveineii'lilsvinxek - enjoin ed "ifif the inhabitants,' fl'kellielFrages w then taken by the Chetieeffer, presented to the Peter's REGENT, and by his I fromlBto 60 years of tiger to enrol their names *lid for the militia, some diamr&rs arose iisltorrsequence, Royal Highness'stomemod, his Royal flightless w hi c h i o d oce j the Govtuitt*ent to fe w t hi s or d er, •Wu t ztAst Fataaama, Princs of Orange and Neisloa ! • oat to irritate its new . subieets t 'a Use beep ;at Prisce4overign et the Netherlands, was electea a all Oases of a restless divpositios.' i • lEnlght iil l thi, drape. lits lkoyal Highness was de. Mend elected 'dent-6141y: "" •- • " .. - ' ' *fibs italthts beinecalled otefby the Garter Pug of Arms, the procession returned to the private apart. Omni of, the I'LL , NO ItlaAirt --,.., .4 IN! J 16 11,^1 ,1 1 Uilibl".4l - 0 0 1 .0 1 410 PiriVigriOr . wai iii pia i taco'. . mi. stvitGas siiiiiiiiiiiii tstr'ailitai,"iiiitilard in a Member, and titok liib'sietirdordinitty?" Thefitteca gavendditieteds to a hertutch •Ambas. seder, the Margois of BarCLINGNAst, the. Kati of LIVERPOOL, Viscount ; Stossovrs t Viscose,' Ourtaa .azanits, Mr, COOK, &C. . . , Theldsighia of the'Order of the gaiter 'foe the Print* 'Sovereign of the Nterntatimitit arilei'dbe carried . by . Sir ISAAc HZAID to idgessels whotre . the Plenipotentiaries for investing bit Royal Highness therewith will be Viscount' CASTLEREAGIR, and Sit ISAAC HEARD, as Garter King of Arias. • '1 A meant wive rt bIInSCRi MONS $ At C.mtaitt.•e Raton. ' • Au ;84(116.81.d timid •i. from the We-tinin *ter Assoeintion £..! 03) 0 Collection in rish Church .if St. NiCholl.l. it: perl‘iiitans !tinges' • 11. kb. 6d. Fifth additional, by the Ciimmitiee of • LudieF, at ClaphaM, fur reliec oe Orphan Children iu Ger. Many • Ai Spooner and Wm. Toattiof, Esq. John Totokfas, Lvq. ditto Mrs. Jos. Toilikins, ditto Mrs. Wm. Trokins, ditto hiss Temkin , . ditto -s 11. Towittas, ditto Satarriptioa4 at New Town, Mow:woo ty.hire. per Tdoley iwd Co to a 141fff . zryor-r . Lt ~M7rc• rAwricur.A.4 ,FB,A7 ,ptssetv du yin. ' iNTEIIVILW BETWIWI Tilt / tosTratowies iI Luso I+Ja l iit4irpei t ts.` itirerkftsid . kitttiot.'Weltitikit. "'' i s ' - The Commissiondes; it' lv iepoited,- strongly to impress the King with a sense of the mis , chiefs which would .be-brought upon the Norwegian people, by compelling the Allied Powgra to eefree the submission to Sweden, in,confoteihy wits th eir engagements; and, upou this pritelpie; they poi it 4011ini to withdraw Ms gallant's and eoehtenance, and to recommend the people to submit. The King 'declared, that, " so far as be was. personally. con. cerned, tlie - Norw.egians neither had, nor ehoeld have, any reason to reproach 'him for involving ,thees in danger through ambitious or interested niotive4 that A gentleman, lately arrived from Worcestershire, be was ready again to assemble the Repititivsie was rbbbed the otherdey, of his pocket-book, con. Of the nation, and to submit for their jiidgthelitand ;tabling 841. in notes. In St. Paul's Church-yard, he decision all that had been urged by the . Commis.. found his pocket had been out, and the property skitters. But that If their decision should be-to per. gone. Ile had :hems' pressed against by some men severe in asserting their independence, he was re- while passing tbeNdof "Jeetonarket. solved to adhere with inviolable faith and pitHrseverance Monday eviini,ng„ ono of the light-fingered gentry . to the duties imposed bythe Obligatiorisly eilhich he was cangitt piiking the post of the landlord of the had bound himself."— , The Commissioners, is raid, Wellington:booth, in J'itillee Fair. A tobacco did not at first like to submit their demands to the boa, in which were ten IL , Dotes, was found in his Piet ; nor to negociata with the King fortber than to possession, which was igisaediately claimed ,IPIPsA *anomie , the demands of the Allied Soveeeigns, with sailor, as having been -stolen from him about as the mamma coupled with thole demands , intheevent hour before. This so exasperated the mob, that they of non-compliance. But they found. the King so determined on putting him into is eaci, and drseged r easonable, and at tbeeami time so' ieteirtilised, that Aim fo4he.fieryelititie; Seto which !her thriiw him, 'they felt they could not with- propiiitror decOncy and hauled hint backwards tied forwards till be was The At Hosouquet and • Cu. Collection in lt,e Pa. • rbh of Kilusisionn per Revuwtobeat iT betwyu 10 0 410 3, 8 0 1 f 9 !ace aacctiren: Wm. Balitn. Fes. At Cesid awl Co. A would Sub+trip 800. in the Pmish Church of filnonean; fielfordAtre, by Ite‘. It. P. Reach er'', Job. , Keble, Esq. J. F. At 1.111.1V0. S. J. aaJ M. Baker Mr. Cos E. B. •• Sutp.cription. from the Inhabitant, 44 lint- Ile, per Mr. Bar- 2 4 5 0 b 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 10 8 is vev ;91 16.. 6d James Williams . ..a, 24 Subscription • • Collection +& Sherborne Church 201. Sr. 9J. Ditto at Mi{bonnie Port 61. 1616311; - Dino in the Parish • Church of Stoney -.l4intford, per 41. e Rev. M. W. Wil kinson 90 0 . • Ditto In the Paula Church of Dolga hie Thunkativ -491. ale, on in -day 141..6d. Miss Me!Wish 'l' 1 Miss Oale . .3. 0 Itingf"rd Love!. Esq. 4 0 R. H. L. 1 1 Mrs. Qillbe - •1 .0 At Down and C.l. Collet-Ird In. )he pa- Collectionat Croydoa. . fishes of Down hod '1 •Chorch,after tSefii '' •Codhaa, per Rev. won, on Thanks• - '• dllt; Run: •1 .i . `21.95. 24.• Ailtilie day, by Re!. 4 • Collertiao at le. Pe- Dr. Ireland' - An Individual •• " 2-11 ' theltee ' • •'' - 151. 71.2 d. Collertiou at the Vol. ... , Das at , g emis i n . ..., . tarian Chapel, - • ,ter, n or ,,, t , 7 5. 1 06 44 . Poole, by Rev. B. Three Gentlemen of Trt leattao 181.4 x. 61. *!• Toot well ' 7 0' Ditto at St. Martin's . Ok Friend by Mr. W. .. •. . Church, Leices:er, Masten 5 0 on Thanksgiving- ' • Oilier, ion at Warring day. by Rev. E. 'l'. . -;-• tea, per Bev. A. Hay 46 6 Vaughan 31, ,0 /Into .nt th.,. Parish Ditto' at Crieklade, ' Cnorch .if Wash.. Wilo, by the Rev. ' islton. county of Mr. Thomson .. 12 0• • Dort•ans,onThooks- John Lathan, Poo' giyint-day.perfter. refract, !kJ liebtseTip• - D. CroAtiuoite 1411 tints •'. , 10 10 Subscriptions frontils• Snub Collection frost Mayor of Leltard, a few Frkstas • id itfid a few of hit • Greenwich • k 4 3 friends 221. !gull& Collection at Long Collection at %kiln."' Whalton, Leices. Church on Thrittics• lershire, per Paves ki‘ i.tpday,perßev. I nod Co. 151. .414. IG. Wheeler 121.75. 6d. Sah.eriptioos at Sun- Miss Mary Summers b U derlond,renais tett by Collection at Weston Cook and Co. 1011. 14s. ild. Bert Chtirch, on Collecti at ;it Cot-shill 13 10 Thankgleing--day, Coll..cted Sy thr Res. I per Rev. Mr. Mr L. Robertson 81 . 41 . &I. 1 . foie ' Subscriptions received at the Bias a 'ern; Llanelli Colfee-ho•al4 Speet-fil dasketo ii Toaraaad Caesura. - R. IL MARTIN, WKS upwiiku, S. ~~ yi p h utry mg% ..c-, ....v.... saw... m••••• vs asp. imv ••• •...c..w••••/ •......0....... ...No.. • ......... -.-- .-- --, -- - - -- er Rev. Mr. Nor- ; .. Ad 9 5 refuse to enter , into.rnote tainute distettioa, The almost exhausted. The ca m e evening, a layman at. A lof the City of Londos Ta- incision of the ,Diet -,ais ,Abeivfore.to'ba avodited ; "lemliltedtbbathe in. the river, la the pretence of somil 1 ' fizebluir O an at all tbt but in order that the Assgmbly should !wet in free. Joeisised• of men,. and bad actually stripy. dto do , :TIN, 1 dere,and the deliberatio p T s p o c s ondno &ithont any , ea, wisen several female , Malted ios and took bar Will t D, . I " rtligbik Was Coilittldiltor 14 .- . thio 4lTod an away, INS jai*. ~ t ... , ~ • • - • , - • ~ .1 A 4. IJO .41 t I.s X• a „ .- . . -. I. ..... I . . . . . ~ ', - , . • IT 4 •