The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-03 00:00:00

I • I of el wei •F ,4111 `v 7 . 4 '# -; -1 11 1 . $ LC DIONDAY, JULY 18;5. No. 2931. .~. ..1,z • Af . 134 . _PRICEOf . L : Tice Caen fvr oUut mitiepintjtittftaki . saki, .. ..~ ... _y. _...a. W ATER LOO SU itSC R I PTiOR. r diod es the setiliti.l . , , . AIEATRI: ILOVAL.'OIIIUItt-I.‘hr. 11 l S present EVENING, July 3, their 0 4.guu.A w NI verr-orr- KING RICHARD THE THIRD. • Ihikeuf 610orr, Mr. K• au. TOwhich wilt he n.t.ied: FRENCH PAPERS. Accordimrhs all appearance he will embark at II i vet. . Ash, the Prince of Cooke, it is thoug..t he will re. PARIS, J urn 27.--Ammig the number of circani. Illie to Rolle. stances saticla accompanied the abdication of Na- i Mar.hal Grouchy is appointed General in Ceiaf . poleon B o naparte, the following particulars 'restated of the Army of the North.. as authentic:- • COtiltt t•it-tli Tftllo.RU4l4lltr, Tanwillf. , o.lat. • A General Officer , %ho belongs to the Chamber of The• Duke 4 Rovigo (Segni)), Inspect( .G•rieral ' Representatives, and who, during the last seven or ' eight years, had frequently ezperienced affronta, .. of - the Gendarmerie, hal given in his re4ionati-n. exiles, mortifirations, went in the morning to the . . 'the"' is lf,reisort thin. morning that the Fr t"lrh Elyse.. Palace, to offer his advice and service to his Pfeiiipoterithilieg 'erre 'very well •ieceivert by Lord•' " old master: Napoleon appeared surprised and affect. Weliiitglors, that i goiters! sispension of arms bed signed, and that prfat beet, ports had been iintivedio edet . 416 step; be remarked to him, that he could not expect more encouraging advice from him a hons - ately given to 1404 to the head-quarters of the So. ' "erelong. wh he om he had malnamed, trsated inand pros whom ityli, e than had loaded from others Lord'Wetlingtrin. it'is said, hat' written - to .1 1 tforw • favours. . ! shal !:cult, that .he French prisoners, %I.flooded, will The General Officer declared to him, that though' be treated with the greatest humanity, end that lie ready to devote himself personally to him, he thought ; hoped the same coedficts would be pursued with rto.‘• he did not give him bad advice in engaging him to a . spect to the English. —......- personal gelf.deniel for the welfare of the country ; f WAIIIIRt, OF Pt Mt% Selistle that the Representatives or the people were deter- „ ni. GILBERT DI VOTllfxs reported from the GM* mined to demand of him the relinquishment of the I powers with which he was invested ; but th.it they . thittee un the Bill transmitted front the other Chime mi e lt 1 ber relative to measures of general security.. _lle ;e• would feel sensibly the voluntary sacrifice ho commended it. adoption in its original state. Severs! make of himself in order to save France from the i MeMbers etepreesint their dismtisfaction that the Como • greatest calamities. He impressed upon him that . mittee lied itstroditcs ion,. of the amendments that this was the only meetly of preserving the itst,q.ests bad been suggested, and re.preposed same of them. of hi, family, appeasing discontents, awl. terminat- Mir, 4 tOltcysglyn of some length, the following ing wan decorum a life strict; had long been heroic. i wores were added to flte Claire', autherising the arretiV Napoleon Bonaparte, istelied, not without emu persona Spreading tats! hnd alarmi n g news, vii, (ion, to this painful zonversation. It would appeir a , t that up to that moment be was not aware of the i • whither by discourses 'be " in P m*. P hle s °V 1/91 ` . dint of making !cam semblies . , or blplaqtrds and hood-bills, or by printetl' 1 necessitj of his abdication; but by hint view the act in all its bearings, the General :P usdinas ! IS was further P rftrided " that ll* warrants for upettintendanCO. kind of tacit assent which authorised him to take ptacio rnons under a - Officer obtained, if not a format promise, 4t least a ' ! g pe or arrest should he issued bat : by the legal fanction.; ert upon himself to announce to his colleagues, without ivies, and that all such warrants should be repert , to the Prefects, the Minister of General Police, an 4 fear of being disavowed, that they might reckon • the Imperial ,Attornies of the digtricts whore th e pare, upon his abdication, and thus dispense with exercising ties mahave peen arrested, and those where. they, rigour, where moderation and politeness would be i usually, eside. The Bill thus amended wet isally suificieat. It may be remarked, that when the Offi- adopted of 38 to Mt. cer departed from this interview, his countenance was i b Y a ma j orit y . Changed, and his eyes were swollen. t~ PAST TEN O'CUOCX. AND 'A RAINY the 11.0 r; In be opened at belt part eve reckici t sis tre• to Nal war 911. Hoses, 7e.; Second Price k. 64.—Pit, 901 6d. I Itecedd jeire 64 L.,wrr nftßery 11. ; Seeded Prier, 16.-4/I,lldir eelle;y, 4. ; Stewed !'tie r. 6d. THVATIt K./WT*l.4' CeffliaNT ( 4 Aist.iNtir.. lip II I S present gV ENING, July 3, he ~.rf .. r • JANE Sltoßg. Lord Ilashigto Ifivi Yonne t Jaite :Omer, Miss O'Neill. To which o ill tw Wed. COM US. %tow, Pelee Se 64 —IT._ N. 64. I Second Y ~:I vii, 1143e5, 71.: —_ Price. IN.—Lower GA‘lfry. is. 8 Petaisrlinaci:lo , -.-Upster dilie , v. L. : Ser•awl Vrier. 6d. .. . . A Viar.,te HAt arty two bad Agimiy. 00 spilliution larair. 1ic...41..i. :.11 lOW linfr... 4 ll,ri. - , $ . VilAßiar . op fora long tour, with Drags, bow , .41 inn 8. , % Ike. (Moot In tv.espected death It I. IA kr S (11 , for aes..l:4 ft co 4 ; I kerrhe n first-rate BA 'MUCH F. I•A%OAU„ heat for n pert...io of Di•tinetical, pot wfr b. .r acts. to re sold cilia% cheap at the Red Past, - • •• • L'OOK'S ot WORK ‘.) lAA MANUFA 4 TORY, ?rt. Hick 11,0% 1 , 0t1.0.0. en ....a. Imo. t the Varier,/ If. Lain .,z welletiotoN Wool, Silk. and. f Wain% Print-s V , ll:wr4e, amit emote r leg pIeCCS in the each ed., irrit Lo, le% Wu t• &*. tntfte taught the shave-T*ok.. Satol•. Re tooppliert nirli 411 bort. of material.' for the vari a. works,. A great ‘4l.leiy of piece. always re 4 tly dpag,,•••7 •-• • •• --••••••••• , • • 0 %NT SI SUATIOOO. • . • • MAK sud his WIFE, too steady person.. A• ',tram 30 ...ars of see. from itseunthrimer. she as 04141)Ery ER. or G RIH..NER and HAIII:114". oh. pet. Intl% eatterstanda bovosess asil its haao•ava. almt the •an3v•turio vas. farm ; .m.t the Wife lib COOK, or COOP. • ai • HOUSEKEEPER. Pumity I, *. DA I R r.), is. have the ear* of the turo..e w tr,o-1 ttwit. i. ah,ent i they can have a tined Toutracter from their tor place. •• • • Letters addressed toJ. M. at Mr. Davey's, !Florio; Kuser,- ✓ead. Che.sest. . _ _ . . „. -1 ; 1 , PLANDRRS MAIL.. To Nutilensell, Gentiemen. Ne,..erymen. s a d o tit is; TO SE %OLQ - • Br Mr. COCMAAN. 00110110611 k .111i4regb-of Jaye:Alb/ Pftwhivre. Reathikitt L T schools...a, at Twelve o'Cloek, • • A VA I.UAISLE tailliteflOY of STOVE PLANlT 4 ,;o"v_veryv." tat : Awed to r patif, beientiac earalsot% mid elegise. Taste. eilMleilif 411 ibis "election tan • nrc ,.. N ry ..f Catihallt. the ✓eam , Yossprietor, )0 direst hs issielition time inuardi-etel) to siee!, plasos'usidwl Ar some of Vie Woe 4..serestialt porplaell of by rvieudossa the-stil tv of Velan's Vrgetwble Sy row. r..uld base tie. set this valuable eolirest.os In be paned v t.. •,t base to , pewit , Asf the ',lsar Slav iabow6liaq. Ity.yf tsow th-y were sr.. tied atter the rwty and I.lllvor nt, many vent.; they of SW alum? eve" Olivia etlefelle sa d tress of Stove Pivots, and one matt wonderfolly b eg s. held p r Caryola 1 1 1.101.: Are 011, to the ete.;ii of the GA tArner. is w Woe 'tate, clown :rod brillhy. a• bs rirmr.t Itmu the IQ h "[Jul% 1.1 the d v by *opt, llf 101 the Cre•foir,.. where C talisoel, may he had, cud as, the Auction Malt, near the sank; nt Meter!. hl , isttp%, seed-ra , n, Fhei*teret; in the Itooo l M's; •Nites-teillen, titeattrod ; and of the Aht41.40...'ff. be. 7,. lauke-utteltte&attissruos..awsase. • ALL PRIZES the First in the (:innd Golden Lottery, which Dr wisp nth of. THIS riARROLL and Co., Contractors fur the present LU r rt.* V. n•spertfully t • the Publlc the f.,i• In. tat %N I) SCI) EM hich, with nuly 13,000 Ticket;, eautaisu Priv * of . f4O ,000 An)," 01). Z? 0,0•10. 1.2,101 (WINE-oi, which will be PA wisbout Deduction. UNDLIt— . sr I ',114111 is S • 211. Ai • .5 ion in unia u 1,150 G..td En. . 545 in Cold ttio Os 6.1 d Mid :1,042 nt'tor 1'0tte...f1e , ..• value. 1 of a. • 410 isoo 311,(X)3 ‘2,1,e0J 6,114 U IMO &a) .b.OllO 2.109 2.110 The rolle of AVM?e pple•arli4l l'rizen Is !4. nrrhni ed. that the veloNin:v i prarparil 10 the Putbhe of n Ticker reitirtAirl. awl sin. foe Owr eh. ~r. u hraj t jag i n stational to Mai otloo Ilunwhs is Sehentet, M.tn NCI y.otitulars, sway he PO Tickets and Share. are 110 W I,llSiti • at CAll ROLL and Cli.% ralh,e•, NIO. Cl.itil;ill. a:•.1 ?ti, ()%fora•vireet, where all Ra• Ilona mike Pohl ir foontit.l,-troisv , .etool , , A NEW Pk I'ENIT lIAT. GALCIN awl Co. bore unw to offer to the Public is SILK II A I', coationthig every requisite a Hai ought 10 possess; it hi. al the uppearasire of the fittest a d mu-I extrisite hehver. es rqtraleMitt isetr mire a. long. an.; i.of o better vaare. whir t. it reiaius to the tst:t ; it u ill sees $ rhotige il9 l'olll4lr. Whitt) I* toe most be oitiful blark ; nor I.i*.• it. glovu, if worn for 14414 - il )C.16 j 110 weather will ever it.. jure Ihe.e Host. ; price lb , . t:AI ON rod Cis. Mitottfactstrent, 424, Stroi.d, corner of Bed evil-A:reel. Merchants and Deal. e,..w too wbh f.r sorerior Silk Hots, will woruult their adViltli:Jer I,i yoblicing.thui.Adveitheuteat. . . . . - City of Lo„ daft Tavera, Jane 43, ISIS:, ,A T a MEETING of the MERCHANTS, . AT BANK 1..1t5, Fit A 1)1•114, amid oth , r, of the Meteor 1 isois.....nvriod ht Paiute Ad • eniserneid, .onl held this day, 1 ALNX.ANotig BARING. Esq. M. P. in the Chair, It no. uu inintoutly Resolved, Thou n Genee•l Subscription of all dosses be how iireed for the sioctoot Heloef and Deurlit lassie Fannie,* ~f let- brave Men killed, and .iif the wuuarlevl loiterers of the anthill At y, wider Shim command of the aw, -word Weliiiiiiinn in the si„nal V irstory ..f Witrolno. amid in for' , vertu 11.01k4. ohkliadtre beta or May be fOictlit in the /nevem curviest.. • Resolved. That a Cnnuni:ter he appointed to promote and 1 emu:to t 11.1. SobicriVli 44 amid o vorreponl will. sue', oth..r F Committers its , nnty be appointed It the *snit- porpiwe in the . p.iwriord Citiemensd•Towt• of the United Kiagd ttttt , amid of its Col..iiics Nod !Jew-midtowns. • limolved. That the Thanks of this Me.'line he Ow.. In the ,Chair to litchis able and isiiivirlitil coodo• tin tar Chair. i A LEXAN.I)EK BAILING, Chatham. '. The. , (isllntriug Sams were immediately sighs. ribrd : i Soho J. Angerstein .ellO 0 J. and it. 51'Kerrell ,C 52 10 Mr. &azerstein's Sims 210 0 Jerennah Olive 51 10 Breve, &sett, and Co. 210 0 Willaint l'arlo-r . 52 10 I.l“intwidues nod Br..svii2l4 0. Pearson and Price 52 10 parin4, Butibers,ACo.2/0 OJ. C. and D. Powell 60 0 Barclay, Perkilm,&Co. SW 0 Sono's:tort I)nvis ' 52 re tinehat mid Tavitts Cu. 210 0 Terry, Peacock. f: Co. 500 rani or It.c.iatii.&Cti. 110 0 ((a lib the use of the how) Jahn F ail r, Rinehill .ilO 0 John Tyler 52 10 Holston, Alfrey. & Cu. 1141 ill 11111114 in Walker ISS 10 Ilartaitto ..md Co. Sit) U M. &J. Lucis St Co. 31 10 Iliadoiniti.d :11,4 Sons 2W 0 J. and S. Little 21 10 Ho 77e dm, Cu. 2,0 0 John Hnincs • SI 10 Si , J.Jitclisna and Co. Sto U glair, Son, Thomas and 1. gar. Ellice. and C... ;210 U ('u. 31 10 MA •iitn i r, Andridou, St. 1)..n1e1 Ale s.ond,e 21 0 c-, 210 0 Willhoo. Cowry 5 5 I). ht. &J. A. Ila her s(0 0 John 1 . 0 ik.,ley b 5 Reid, Lying and CO.A 210 0 syrjrnn. 11,..iinquet 21 0. R. Slander+) and sons 210 • Henry Itarklcy 91 0 l'insuiroa Ilioniu & co, 110 0 Joha.tand Wm..Disms IS '0 Swirliest Tionentun, Bryn • T4uPshiLef4Atquo 10 10 titers slid C. . 210 0 Jsities Danger° fined' 11) 10 Smith, Poit). • & Stulthr2lo 0 Q ...rks flnrrir, Jaw 10 le Thomas .lio•Usondre 10) 11 Pita. R. alms 10 le Brow it,Ron:ros & atonal()) U Wen. Hutilstna . IQ 10 B .elay, Trittua de Co. 103 11 il :Inset. and Kratißh 20 0 to I.s Rasa 10.5 • 0 M. nod J. Motown .5 5 &m.•.. !, Sim &Co. 114 (► James Lawns V 0 Cate. and Bowman Lb o )laude and Callvre 10 10 Jain.' ( ..imybell • 106 0 C)ro,,man ‘lnrshtll 10 1U CmoLoc..anwdeit&Colil. 0 Richard 0... 0 ru .5 5 *J ..alitt J. Coupe 145 • James 1 1 .. tunas 20 •II Clooke; lie‘d& F,enchl 5 0 .13 , 11 1 Itiley JO br 1 1.61(e1s Son mind Prat 1..5 0 Knlgat Spencer 6 2 bum.. i o.,tiera...iS.riilos 0 it,,,,,, r , 4. 0.1 b . i 0 J.. via b (shil l . Dobtre 1,15 0 J. Sto t i.i.at. I.L.Q. g, G e 1; ,.. f i.. 114 I 105 0 Ciwt.J.IIIII. $ T14.61en (I roan. M4r,!•• &C 0.105 0 Auetv.tus Thrsiger 10 10 n"dd.rtana C.,. IQ) U J. Y. fe.pno. 01 0 lim...e, ,in, C., £O. n. , . wo.• .ril lo 10 ine,•:, - ftetriittopit 4 I n. 105 0 The Right it.... the 1i0..e )Firs h&•1• it Co. I .1 it • ' 11,014 Mitt ~.r 51 10 Ny5i.r,M.11 4 t..,, ri&C- I. b 4 G. Capierr -nil Ni phew-51 19 Jut i sh Marry ,9 & s ••• b 0 llir•rnto.• us atirincstre 10) 0 T. and W. hint- oet 0.1 a .. Juin. Alton; :. d ion 11;1 0 0•Iteill .. li-liii&ll..o. 1, b 0 Nnit.dnet 1)a, ie. 5 6 Trite, K,.. .mid co. 50 0 S. and J N• ii e fol,l 5 5 •ehatles Petri hell, 13 , 41.... b U 541 ~ aimed .0.. Cider 1-5 U Phelps, Peg and Cu. Alloess 1211111 1).. u 0p 1..6 0 (Mad, i.,,) 1115 0 N. NI. R•liye 0.1 210 11 .let-nna &rt. to • , ' )05 0 11. Jolieli.ht .rdoit Pe t,14.110.) 0 Iti al.ll.trford & Rivasloo o Scut:, Cameo Bz,Pahmer2li• 0 &ohms. nod Suitun 105 U Si r J are, lithiv i IStrt AlO Tin.peioll, Dnbianon & • Prescott. Chttlr and Co. 105 0 t'o. Job 0 W. poi It. bcirraduile S rye fort sad Salt 10a 41 owl Cot. 105 0 S•r a. Wigrases Its t. 105 .0 J. H. and C. , 3 3 it i•so, ,As nssi‘ & Co. 10.) 0 Sir P. Pole, Thornton, Tlminas Wil*Mil 1,6 0 and, Cm 210 0 J ,nhaa % , t'itiz.,n ilt 0 Roureoft & Hai "(hurls ?.t U !Amnia{ Polhill 100 0 Jones, [Ansa ..ltd Co. 210 0 Right llini. G. arise 1.0 11 Jiiiii.„Jiinies mot Rohl. It, cd, bell and Co. 10J to Mangler . 210 0 John Cures 50 0 Sr. Tb.u. Keave, Bart. NA 0 1)4v10 Carruthers !A! 10 Wsidlyirn iiitatchball Si Li Jo,ttli Gotoo 5:2 10 A True Hite be 0 sir t.. Fluster, Bart. 52 10 Dre•to., Lour 1. 5 0 t;r eg g a 4 enrtirld 51 10 R. and W. Samier 52 11l Cli olr , eit.iiit t 2 10 A' R. M. . 2 2 rraitti , Garvit h`i 10 Utorruen, Mhge c, Dor. Ereriiitiel 6. !hart 10 rico, hElio, 11 ,, Cl/. 105 0 Ilaslope aod Crooriood 52 10. George 1)or t len, Eq. 52 .0 . . J. null S Niehnison,..llol- Llewellyn 1.1 ;•,i1 25 II 111111 and Co 103 (1 T 1 ,..m.0-. Ali, n Shute!. 10 10 Nieti..l-on. ond Yung 19j 0 Chitties Pe. kins 10 It; T ...m;.. N.e...1-ou 1 5 0 lismicop Hunter 10 10 Fi. Itle e J... k.in- 1.110 I'. 11. 2.1 0 L. 11. or. ‘attilla 5 5 11. Meier:vs Rendorf /03 U Fred..rick Cturk 52 hi .Td•epls -jf :Mid., i, see. Wirs. Parrs. just. 10) 0 t him and J. Hob- A orltdaa• Pnine r 52 HI • hert • 8,-o.stSand. Ch otopion las 0 purr., and Curio 105 .0 V. 1 .. itherdem lo 10 .1/11 , ,h 114.-,sti.jurt 51 (1 iralms..Pto abd I.ongden 1:i.1 1) John lash 5 5 E. Durant ..ed Co. 105 0 Ilerries, Farquhar, Kest-. T Lists, and a.:.1 C.o. 105 0 Maiming- 50 0 Waikers, Maltby, asd Melt*. H. n.theSperiker Co. 105 0 -.lithe Howe of Com- %ir Wm. Fraser 62 10 • WHOP AO 0 Fine , of Overseers of St. F. It. Holdsworth 32 10 S. stirls - 's,Snullteilfh. "lodges and J Hiltons 101 tfl -• ,bg Iloftr, Hill &Rokml3 0 George lima% Hooper 21 0 &Norse Wllio,ire 1J 0 Swi l l C.,,,per red Co. 10 10 - Charles File: (1.-13 5 0 J..1)41.0.. illi H. Holmes 52 10 GI. no, M du, & Halifax 210 0 Henri Von' 10 10 R. P. (;1,111. 41 0 )11.11.4, , and Stride 210 0 Win. Vaughan be 10 South. Martili. & Smith 1.5 .0 P. C. I.:lnoue-here .11.3 0 Y.orn.v, Appleton 5 5 George J.ll?ry 1 • I J.,me, Cowper and Co. .91 0 .Inh.; Jmfery 10 10 Pearsres Wallow 21 u It. Jelly; s 10 10 Thoma.. Kettleot ell 11 • 0 Wlnisb,ll Kern, M.P. 10 0 Citaries 11;.0t e 21 0 Woili.on Tighe 51 1.1 Joh n Tomo 103 ii Thoosa• P•tinder 50 '0 Andw. and Gen. Nash b . 2 10 Gros, Whit*• rib, and . A Clerk to MeAllii Ciiihre• 111 0 Drunnam.ds 52 10 • Francis Creswell 21 0 11`1•1;114Stuart, and Min. Hem% 1.0 eller 60 0 ;bell 5 .5 Gears. Ffii,ltill Lomolte 10 10 Jesse Rowell 1J 10 James Coirrv, Al D. t 4 0 J ot.hiro Salfillers Itl 10 Sir Robert Person 105 0 J ,on , s Farquhar 51 1,1 George Dunlop 10 10 Joh', mart To.a. Marshal 10 10 Sisal. and John Thorn- Christap lier Trimist 10 10 run and Co. 105 0 The IVtor•h:pfnl Corn- • 'Gechse Curiii* (Cam punt of Ater. en, 213 0 berviell•grove) • Wni. Ed %aril Ward it 0 J.W. and J. Wl4 ihnoreb I.l' 0 Kinoms, Lumber', and Ji.;epli N. 5.010 i 1.1 10 Eg , ta. 105 0 hte,urs Drummond 210 0 Josepa 11etilson 210 0 Messrs.Greenwrol.d, Cox Thomas - Wilkinson 21• • 0 asil Ilamer,ley 2111 (1 Jame; Quzessure and Sheldon. Cass, and Co. :11 10 Co. ' ' 'lO5 0 Janes Abel 52 10 1.. R. Marliot•oh to 10 L ms.Cl(notoce) & Lucas 105 0 Thwuiit-s rod Wheel- Sampsoa, Sharp, & M IA rieht : '9l 10 . bud 105 0 T:se Draper, Comports .214,1 0 George 8 11111 's (Wan /moth had Lawfonl 52 10 strail-Aroee) '10) 0 Robert, Ailhar, aid JOlntPlaskeit 10 10 Chalks Post 106' 0 Charles Livelier! 32 10 G. It. Barrett (Pro. • THIIIIIO 13-11 and Son 103 0 !Kieft)... of Vauxhall) Itl 0 Fialtot , B rind c o . 25 0 John J. Mulford 50 0 The Surplus Fund orate Holford, Guise, and late Duke of Gl..uces.- • Co. 59 0 wt.; Lop.' Volunteers, Crawlle and Elsie 21 0 estionsnook 41 by Col. Speck HO. IL-Oman A 6' Lord Viscount Gael.- Twmcnos All 4i ,10 10 wyod 51 10 Michael Shepley 10:: 0 The Piliticr of the Thomas Glamorised . Pubbc,Lerles 21 -.0 I W. 11. ,:i emit 305 Q Grorge ;44 91 0 SI lo ~~ .. ~~ ~~:= Nr.::• " cuthistA rt.. RH aim AT lsms, Pm,qpi, CIIIfAILA I NA arn-presistitt l / 4 1 from brenking, and th..ir torinenong isrolonillt re/port& h% M 1i 1T1;- Hf:AIfS ESSEN CI: Ms .11iJS i ARO, universally esteemed for its estmordisiary F. IS• :icy in Ithrunostisms, Pa;,tim, Gouty Atiretions, NO Clint plat..t. of ibr "Ittomach ; but where this settaia remedy hreio On, or net lecied, tit Chit. blaias have actually Itrolit.. Will rum EAU'S FAMILY CEItATE will rose the l asi, ant very .perdity heal ihrui. Thib Crime is rgtudly i11i.411..tr0 for a 3 ill-contlittoued S.:te Lets, Scorbutic- &amines. Blotches, Pimples, Kin,- worms, Shingles, linitlitstes-nio ow lit& re. ki"e• Ea rs . and EYetitt`i Sore and lullisttsed Esc., Sore leads, and other Scor butic Humours. The IRSSIY.NCE OF MUSTARD is pertutps the most active. pet,. ;rookie, nisi ellicoeittos rrmeiiv to the 'stoics, curing ike pest:test Sprains nal Bryon-sin soshon half Ibe tin.ets.utills token by illy twr Li iiii item or • Lothruent ~u, it also heals Cuts. Punctures from Sharp Icsttuttouns, Nal s; Thorns, Splinters, its with Incredible facilay, without stit..n or Pnia. Preteldi .g It.datomitti Il ond ft...tering, and is rgotilly useful so the vartous ..c. i.it id. of ..nimitltt--•ti short it is a do- Inr•stie remedy I -itch Unr. , lllliloll/ esretlellre and utility, OM DO family seasiitlr .0 its UNu comfort should ever be with out Prepated only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, la, Gicek-street. Attito, Loatt.o. Toe E.., nit mid Pill. at 2s 9d. eat b ; the greyer at 11.1. and 2.. fitlt ; and may be had of every Nleilicint %rennet in the Um; led Kingdom. *.• Toe Genuine has si Bibek Itiik Stamp, with the came of R. Jolowirate lemma SU Us - - . -,, moniiBl Ilia' NI a i ACTS OF GOVERNSIF.NT. Paris June 15, 1815. " The Commission of Goverrntient, on the report of the Minister of State charged protkiwonlly with the portfilio of the Ministry of Justice, decree as fol lows: " The judgments and decree. of Courts and Tribu nals, and the acts of Notiries, shall provitionally be headed, in the name of the French People. • 6 The Minister of State having the portfolio of the Ministry of Justice is charged with the meution of the present decree, which shall be inserted iu the Bulletin of tie Lairs. •(siOted) "The nuke of OT R.tSITO, President." By a decree of the 24th, the Commission of Cs. cerement has appointed Marshal Jourdan General in Chief of the Army of the Rhine. By .another decree of the same date, the same Commissicn charges the Marshal Prince of Minister at War, to make all the necessary disposi dons for the defence of Paris. NATIONAL 531.74 c.. I) OF PARIS. TO TUE EDITOR 91 Trig 111011TEOR. " Piton, Jane 46. ClR,—The Parisian Fe iter a te s having presented a petiiion to the Chimber of Represt;titativis de manding a military organization, and to be arm ed to combat the enemies of our independence, some ma lignant people have availed themselves of this step to spread unto:landed alarm among the peaceful citizens. They have described the immense populition of the fau:bovega,as limed with muskets and pikk, and forming a potty distigct from the other inhabitants of the capital. They Mire recalled the'disaitrons're.. collections and horrors which no one 'thinks Of re newing. 44 I hasten, Sir, to calm these alarms, by begging you to be pleased to announce to Messrs. the Part- Sian Federates, whose devotedness •is in ether 're spects laudable, that .they must not be confounded with the tirailleurs of the National 'Guard. The Federates form a patriotic society, 'wiihout military organization, and without other heiti but a presi dent of their own choice. The tirailleurs, on the contrary, were organized long ago. They are im properly still denominated federates. They form essentially part of the National Gutird, of which they are the troops, they - do the same duty at the two Chambers, are subject, to the same Chief, the Marshal Prince of Esslitig, and address petitions to no one. Citizens of Paris, like the rest, they will contribute to its defence when occasion shall req u ire; they will obey the orders of the Government which the nation acknowledges; and they are the ill-inten tioned who accuse them of wishing to turn theit aims against their fellow-citizens. The ()Meets command ing them have had ample reason to praise their disci pline, their obodiente, and good ‘HL—[ am, &c. " The Baron DAR MAU. " Lieutenant Gerwral coontnanding the Ttraiil.Turs of the Pitr6ian National Guard." The Monileur also contains a fetter to the Editor from General Ali:, in which he says, " the report of Marshal Grouchy contains an error which affects me, and which I hasten to rectify : I was not killed at the attack of Warre, I was not even there." Napoleon Bonaparte is at Malmaison. We are assured that he will st:ty there tilt the return of M. Otto, the object of whose mission is to ask of the British Government an asylum in England for Napo leon and his family. M. Otto must have arrived in London 24 hours since, and will be two days before he can return to Paris. In the mean time prepare. tic= are makiag for the departure of Napoleon. AiTrlsi.CilAkohLLE. Atm Mt TO IdAJOit-OEstaAt. poisemumt, IsrUTAIIT tea. VERN9R, " Head-quarters, at tiarrellesoserufeashoe, June 11, 11.14. • " SlR , —i inform you by this letter, Op thi fora' tress of Awesoes fell into our power this-morning, end that the garrison Ire prisoners of tsar: they will bta• conveyed to Juliers. ft were to be wished that some troops could be detached to ,relieve the escort on the road. As for the prisogersi, the officers ass to-be conducted to Wesel, and strictly guartlettlyits the citadel ; the soldiers fire destined for Cofoithe t that they may be employed in working on the forth. , 4cetiotts. All are to be treated with necessary sereiity. BLUCtilltß." 1 BRUILSELS, JUNE 28.—be Qiisney, a little place of considerable strength in the department of the North, which was taken by the Austrians in 1793 1 lis now vigorously bombarded by the Allied troops. I The garrison of Avesnes arrived at Liege the day before yesteldly ; it was composed of 219 coficers cud about 400 soldiers, mostly Natimal Guards, net yet equipped, and of a most uuniiiitary appearance. The surrender of Avesnes was accelerated by an event of a fatal stature to the people of that little town. A bomb fell on a powder magazine, and . caused an explosion, in consequence of which 400 in ' habitants and soldiers lost their lives. It is stated to-day that Carniiray has opened its gates to the King of France. Three-waggons loaded with cuirasses belonging tel the French cavalry, and which have been collected is the field of battle, have beers brought in here. They will he repaired, and will serve in the sequel to area oar heavy cavalry. l'be Cent Snisses, coming from Basle Itilb re. crake, arrived yesterday in this city: they are gone today to join.his Majesty the King of France. Joss 26.—0 n the tl.d, the army of the King of France, having the Comte d' Artois arid the Duke tie ' Berri at its lietd, passed through Ath. It is march. log on Mons. We have certain information of the inhabitants of Lisle having risen against the Government of Bona parte, and that •they went only q.tieted by a solemn promise on the part of the Authorities that the gates should be-opened to the Allies or the agents of the King. licrottacao, JUNE 22.—T0-morrow the grand headquarters of Mince Schwartzetiet , rg wilt be transferred to Islartheim. Mors, Jinn 28.—The accounts from the army confirm those •of yesterday. It is certain that his Msjesty Louis XVIII. entered Carnbray on the 26th, at three in the afternoon. A few cannon-shot suf. liced to break down the gates of the town, and thett the citadel surrendered. The King and the Princes were received with enthusiasm in that town. The headsquatters of the Duke of Wellington were at Nesles on the 47th, in the evening; and those of Prince . Blucher were. on the same day at Compiegne. Dousy and I3opaume . l2 . :Leurrendered. Bausscr.. JUNE tg. glea:e.t fermentation reigns in Iho deportment of the North. D•rtkirk and Berg-St...Winns have heisted the white Avg. • The C,rnmandant of Lille has solicited an amts. tice, which has been granted him. It Is soppoised t• be for the purpose of treating about the sertender the place. A report is this moment spread, a5it.40114.1 founded, that Field-MarakaleWilliesiiitiOliitatier• -• .. ..3