The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-25 00:00:00

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" Thr Cease for whirl a iiitbett felt in the field, mili Sirisar Mad 0 R :he e cei ft,,42; - l)'N• 411 ,'it . . . 0, :.TY OF THE PRIiMS.• Crown and A arbor Tavern, Strand, A aro; 8, 1815, NG of the FRIENDS of the ihe PR ESC, held this dov, " to take info melons of niferstioe pee . liniary reli..l to Mr, ornprietor of she MTalreselan Newspaper, for wvere safferiain, which he bar warred per Ft series of 'eon, the Invaluable Li- TO NE SOLD, ACAPITAL PEDAL HARP, as rood as new, with triton-bine Char, Aye. by Erne, en-, 85 suineas, for 55 guineas. A liserizmital s I octave Grand PIANO FORTE, by Tnaki.nn, en., 95- coineas. floe 75 coltwts; and a finend Cabinet PIANO FORTE, slay Oct 60 guineas, for 3111' guineas, all ns pnid ns new. May be seen at .1. Withlol ' No. 5, Leicester-place, Landon. Also &pad HARMONIC, fire seinems.' ~•~~ INVESTMENT DK ANNUITY. WANTED to invest Via or T..elve Titooszna Pounds, on gotid seentily, at annuity lowest, that will be seoaired for be paid in iptartetif. at half' yearly pat* metes. In London. No treats will be atte1144049 jtnlese kual persons or koown revecue.a ty. A.idren (pest paid) to M. P. sit *hi &Malaise Pei hung. °Mee, No. 87. flets..tretit, Lindens. .••• • Valuable ITeSersion. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. EDMUND DRAVVIN At the Anetinn Mart near the Batt. Augusta), 1813, at i Twebre &Met, by Onlikr 40410 rr t i ri •1 or. ' 9a 4 0.1 , VALUABLE ILEVERtiION `l,4llrt \T^ CONil MPTiONi, '- and other I)rra.S of Nature, %Mailer the elr.cts of natural colvequesoces. nr proceed ing from irnprutleocies, or an a, induced stage of irk, have en roe d th gulch. and ottenti eeee of the hr.t Nay.iri N. of lA, no d tot other nat rin coin. u ril Dr. SOll.O Mt) N'g CORDIAL BA 1. al OF tit I. CA D u as happily discoverer! MA to the want& nod which hay produced such teivtunce• of it. g.i o rl elleets, mem convince the to st incredolitu. of its. amusing r r itocative power-. To eilumernte its Slay happy, heating, balsamic. and tentivatine elfia.ry, tritimohies of tn. fir•l autho rity are now extant. ti is adinicsblv caleulat. A for 484 other disorders of i.se son nach and bowel. t for hca I-4ches occasioned AV ladigemina for purycntiug plitaiint, so often itir consequences of free imenz. If ermine sh"uid he hied to it after ever) mess, and up every 'lglu el- Ito ell-knnwn ehirarteristir of /iron, ,tior tone.vitv has beta long maintained; for, by ht.-ping she colt arsons as Si were in 1111 l I repair, is preseiv,. • h.. hods on health and Itigg talr, and pretest- pi eitrotite .S ea v . V,' rou ti„... mew, nor attention to dirt, 6 it tilitfiir. daring a•rourse of this admire/hie medicine. _ tiUßfill( the !mkt. ; Cogamiiii ?he virtues of this mind eelehrated Corded toeing rote fully explained in the '• Guide to lie intl." hy a isituttwettf theistic:tied mad ettiaorditturv.ruies, it ueeesmi Y to i.ne. that so great a lr.torative. bahtt oic, *n.l •etohri.drf reittetiv, in all ca•ra atienderl with rfritility sin I rel.t:itirto, (p.m waatever (awe a►ising, WM , *ever before tottered to Sold by 147,rattel Leigh. Na. 14, Strand ; Snit no and rn. (late Dirty and*Suttiiii), Row Cheich-vstrd 11netin isnrl Co, Jan,. Ozfurd.street, London; 111... die and Dowding, g A. Smith, perfumer, Nioni.hritice„ bfictita Keetw. No. A, C-llrge-grern; nt Da% N.. 1. Farittowns-t•trretS and of Me-rd. F. Newbury and Son, I)Ulviiii owl tatter 111 e. Amine Venders in Facrupe and nierten, prier four is nnr huui.y battle (.4'3.4 by wh;rli foe Lk. Malik a :timed, • with the *ord... Sara Liverpool," alcoved on the • Stamp, Of itcnom may al-ti he had, The c. 'eta-meet AN ri.lMi',TttflN F.S. or SOLOMON'S DROPS t withant niereurv, or any dekseci•le precuirnll..o. which land in the bigh-qt ritinsaaion fur the cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy. and all di..rders originating in an Impure 1 state of the Mood; being gradual. dente. and altansf emPee eeptible, in their operntitin - the bent fathatitate tb.t has ever_ bees dewovered for shat clingerous mineral, mercury, sweeten- Wig the blond, and igssulatitt‘ it to expel nll noxious and im- pure init... 0%14041m:11 find we to the nerves, enlivening.; and invecornting both body and mind Apr Dr. Sulu, n rapers. when vOnsolleit by letter. the Neal cowlpliinent of a one pound nave to I.rittcliteccl, tuldreard, Matey Letter. pt. Soluninu, Gilead•house, Dear. LiverpooL —Paid doable tinware.' Price lids. per 'tattle. or ftwr in one family bottle for 395. on which ant small bottle Weaved. The words " Stant. Soluvenn, LivreSsiol." are mewled on the stamp of eac It bottle, *Midst *lila Mee ete : _ . GERM 4Ne. . VI. Troupe Or (Tie King . ae Wirtemberg and of --0 w...— rthe Grand' Doke of Hesse Dirmstadt„' undar the The following communication will be found to command inf his Ro)al. Highness the Crowd Prince I I throw some. additional light ou the present sine of ofWertrnato'rg• Germany .: . ~, maearresensrs.—Alller, Puy do Dome. 66 Hitheito the Congress-Ims acted with so roach' Vii. Imperial' Austrian Arm) .—.4'ontaitiblesu : moderation, that the greater part of Germany ought lieltdprsuarters of Field..Vorskal Prince Schwar sto• to be satisfied with its decisions. one of Its acts b e r g (a' ..,. have been blamed i n thi s country (G ermany ) , eacept Arniv of the Upper Rhine. by these who ind u l ge in political dreams and theories Deitonneavasp—Canto! Losere, Gard, Lav e ,, 1 without having the capacity to examine er estimate the Haute Loire, 'Roaches du Rhone, Vaughn", &asp practical etjlity of a measure as it affects a people in , Alpes, Vie (6). all its Wirings. Italian army. • ~ mmicongrems has not hitherto violated the In. I Dies nemEugs.--..Cotes aPQi; Haute Saone, and terest of iptlividuals, except in cases when it sail' plaitily.espedirot for the benefit o f t he w h e r e . • Y et : lee Loire, Jura. joehs, Rhone, Ain., M a ni Hi tt i te , claimant the.. greater uistabec of the ?singes have ' re, Anieche, Drina,. and Ifsates Alpes. the clai . VIII. Troops of the ging of Sagotty and rat klea..,. been quite immoderate ; a n d they ,have sheen them.. Gra" Doke of a . id-a- . . I selves to be, for the angst . part, tot a lly :reeart it eeo o f DCPSIMOVITI.--114nte Rhin i Das Iwo. , . 1 , _ _ 1 tir , VON OTTER, 1 • 41 " the " •of the -- • !i • . 4 LI P• I. • • No. 11977. 54 • i• • a 6 . • A T a MEETEN 4 , 1 . :irm. ry "r ihi r tie.r . er -doe the heir nt • j. LOVELL. Prnprie a • the ibenr• Woes. Mist nonly opholding, fat hefty of lire Pre,s, Mr. JOHN Reole. d, it attpertr: to thi; I r Rod Pohli.her nl I • peed... t J in the • of New it.te. for v ~trA %Melt have • inteutt.molv littelirrog i.re•rtion was daring I lit IMMO-ledge. That rite opinion paste than pet the ;rut •ptr.s fdindemnify Mr. orti..r Wing t eatt,,trieri fl/at Mal • Peopt• dor* the oh,' Jostrlal. • • - That these mterturs i g Truth. and JinlKe. ind. bile him to the marked and lb, • this Islereirey sr ..114 recommeodi • is his behalf. That at on epneh of 1 tiereise of the L.bertv belittle on Sorter, of is • a w hi, the. • a inn and rest IT I.tipnnr L way is,rerifter :town 151 prodesice hid feee4tant si That Vries Oentleme; ▪ a „„,, I • Resolution... Le (Signed) Rtivolyeil roanitom That the thanks of the It '• -• cenductiog l$411) I 'vase litro.lrhithread, Kat. Ir M. P. Sir nutter. Hemb. "or. t. AC P. T T.W. No F. Sit F. Herded, Rail. o • M. P. 3, B. Monett. Foot. ▪ CMer Polk, Hrudiog • "C. Z. Mr. Altlerm4ts Wood hal fit atop.. Errtw. E , ll ". Petry. E.g. Chria it le Pordimm A. li. • ; ••"• ilramah and f • 110...0r Carityright .1 0%4 J. 0.10,011. Wm. 11..iteti, Ls.q. Lord I W. J•;rtett Borderl, 1 7 .41. r Northlattre, Fey. Mr. Kiri Mr. Murray ; ; Mig.es Hassna, tk.q. . Mr. Litre Mr. W aithesits • Mr. Calloway • Mr. Went 11r. Charles Hoppe Mr. Ilan Mr. Krotatibb • C. Mr. Wishort 'V. Mr. Ca e J. U. How Mr. R. L•trlt Littopeet Mr. F. Mr. Mr. Thom)** IV. T. T. H. • M. J. r..niik,e Mr. II .r.tvg Mr. W.A.'? ?admit i'utier Mr. ti. Petry .Mr. Swint T.H. • Johl; Pltroirald. P;ri. J. P. I:rai.e, E.g. NI. I in. a11..1 .14 F.A. Mr. Pickard Srsh.etipiinns meet.. sq•uare, Landon s Same 11-ok • lirr, P.. radial. ; wirer; Mr. A. G.III trpgare. Flees -trer.t ; the Cr no ,wit Asc.'. ITATEsIiA Pd Ne suer., S mita* at k. 16()(:K ANI) P His Royal ilighiorss it following Earl of Leitrim End of Ler 6 a l iwit Riglii 11.4). T..l.lnes Rt. 11.0.11. R. 55 ritlie • C..1..1. Harry. NI Snre,enn, Mr. Katrissa, rilif E Patronage the etrim.lve Ire; lilt.. Venereal Croapl4l strictures, debility. ule 41 ronent of the lir , ' go air ar. of the high mein, a be ineouyetienees of F 'mug and nnyrur, are oar he advent-in& pct tti t.ppeared by ill • sea iv,lovve been c visit.tetion aad with, sa 4..) of thge have rah of the diseage from to Yield is) Mr. Klemm' uppeanonee of debility be made to prreetit the Mr. Kiereitn may grr..ievt recrrev, weak hilts -.creel, Berlforrt-i'l jilt, anti frown Ma till c or rauvaiv.tenra.. front I will be peactunlls flaw • This day it P. Memo, si Seen na She Yes bald by Illaerte...ol weal ll•m, 174. IIU weber Otink+e 'N PICKARD, is the CUIr. IN %twine. 'bat Mr. P. Lovett. Mr Pro. of the STATirsliAs, 'mimeo MI nn InWe rnisy of C ail soil 8,141-6. Fri-Pt/nog. "wowed of rnar Yeniy sots Holt' in the . vshnt toter heat iiirrined three srpnrite hove loon, proved Not oily 4n bon` been an -1.41.1 on his pan. but lu it of the Aree ens.s airing his confinement, and entirely without opinion of this Mrrlinß, that tt b on indiriperl. of rh-Novo" of the Liberty of the Lovell for the leor4 M lem inenteed in , init.. %lb!, potriotisto, and for hie Nobertion of Coomdfutieval Hight. of the whole period of the publication .f that of Mr. Lowell In the store f 4 independent .9f Ist% utifelines and 1.1454". en __ marked &tenths' ai9d support of the Public, thin Mlearierfter..rdinclt. &el ' rent nienanne in pan. Aing the Subscription already commented • the eiwllited wart(' has the independent .4 the Puri promi.e , l I. roofer so mach lit - the present p riod ; it is. they. fa e. the.* m Iw revere that Liter,. to tratstfe4 lowers hrhalf .4 ,were man who hob ond that .0.44 ...wain* but mask of the hale , of on .nk Ind. Gentlemen be appointed by this' Meeting to wet as Web eliect the itbleemor the foregoing IA 0 P. 50 0 b 0 • 0 1id . 411 sl 0 441 o 0 10 0 20 0 10 0 10 0 1. 0 I. Ant. lb Mr. !nllrr. ‘••ltlifkirt 1 fluke ..1 Itedfi.ril. iii , Ow hlirrl. of Aldrr awn ‘t o.• 41 108 a„ Aex I& . jultscrilli.oir tralmeis•e4 ' by Mr. Vagary, of Liver pool. Win. Rosen,. 1.. , q. 5 l'. r reinpe,,so. NI. D. 5 r. H. a 41 Ca. h H. (' D. J. A. Iratt , s, Esq. %. Z. A Corn Merckk-jet Aue. I. 7. C. per Mirwrb. 11.0.tte laild CO. TOLLS. TO LET. STILTON. Ste. kOADS. TIIUSTEEi for putting in olecation se JL Art *of Parlintwent for teindring the R..od. hoto pit %Vim. Pittor on Ateonbnr•-nit: to Wiut.tnrd-bri•ltre..aid 440 , 0 is •ra.a -00 l't ty•th•r , urh totidre. all in ltt rtunnv uf t H routed •n. herrb% rive Lome. tient n NIP F.TING • TRUSTE• LS .f r the rid H.. 4 *PI h. beittjto Oar KAI )1* Stiller, in the void Cult 4., um WEI)VI,6ItAIi. tne'tr is Sl:PrEht H1•:R w • t't 411 Elfirrti itlitik ill the reVellfintl. for ~y. 10 10 lu n L► o te.frisnrting any hu•ines- vet:clue to sue said Road:AIM Shy I I) then and there appr,r r wee,...- tirv . 0 . I k,cl they du fun' er give Notice, that at r v., ref.ll.trlt in O the After. , Si iiii the •iiieve (tn. they 0 ill pot .up to he LET O BY AUCTION far si otitis of Three Yrnia, eir ea meaty at • 0 'furter o'( li.ek at '. .00 ER IDA ir. , do . 1.31 .1 day of O OCTOBER nest. the TOLL 'Mitt i-S and pA vuEarri is : due and viy;•1110 and to grow 410 e 014 al itlilt• :It ilints.• B? Rt lun the said ROADi. and the Vt . eieoioe-I..nglne. at goortrl itnd N.lfinaii-froil Ban, %%Ws the Ilifiamoi. Mid A pperiesinares be. , 1 ton. tig thto ro. mid w Ota the A'l "II- kit.tier near Normals...l ulO-9; a hich T.. 11,, &r. pe...lured, the lust year. th• f. 11.vvi9g annu :1 Su iii, iner alai itb .se she exile:ice of toll eta% the smut% Viz.:— I Satirtry liar and Lajue . - sel3lo Wan4ford ttni . - • • . SW Natiemi•reo. Rir mid Eakne • 605 Old Tall- If ..upr • • A) and' still he put up at titte-t• Rants is.pertivellv. nr !Wish other Stifle. in Min be '.4reed Upon, Nutti.tt to such Conditions as sh::11 hr then produell. Wharves. happens I - h• the hest Bidder for nny mtch t, , 11t, iato pit the rime time •iiier ii 1., .1 .CPU' oy, with .tini. mil . are. Ili ui .0 slur fusa-furiion of sue T , ll.llces, (lir pun riveut of ibe Kent ;wiled fur, usuid tile pcauftellisOCe of plover Colirbilliite to be ib -10 ned in a Leos,. 20 0 P.=• Rw Order. jwlv IRE. .Wll. MORLEY. Clerk to Ike Tri.t-et AMER/CAN PAPERS. —row— New Yotti, JULY Excellency M. d KRDIZOw, the Swedish Minister, has arrived in this city on his way to the northward. LOSS Or Ttl% IMP; WARPiOR. _ SAVANNAH, SLILY 15. Tue hr g Warrior, Capt. FRANKFORT PAPERS. Dickinson, of and from Now York, hound to Ha. sonnah, struck on the Grand Bahama Bank, near the Little Isaac Keys, on 30th June last, between FRANKFORT, ADO. 15.—Baron Von Otterstedt. 11 and 12 o'clock at night, while going at the rate Charge d'Affaires from his Majesty the King of of 'line knots, and was totally lost. The Captain Prussia in this city, has published the following and the crew, after reenaiiiiiig oft the wreck two notice:— i days, were taken off by the American ship North The undersigned, has received by express, the fol- Star, of Bath (M.), bound to Ilovenritte a pelt of Inning authentic statement of the dislocation of the.' the crew, 11 In &anther, left the North Star on the Allied Armies hi Prince: M 241 inst. having been furnished by the Captainsof the DIVISION RP TIIE FRENCH DEPARTMENTS 'WHIM( ARE ship with a long beat and provisions, with the-cost. TO BE OCCUPIED AMONG Tut TROOPS or TUE owe sent of Captain Dickinson. Two days after leaving ALLIED Fowles. the North Star, they fell in with the ship Charlotte, 1. Royal Prussian Army.—Gen: Head-quarters, from Boston, bound to Havennah, on board ef ef his Highness Prince Blucher of Withlstadt. • • I which tit...) , remained 10 dayi. They then left the DEPAATMENTS.—Finisterre, Morhihan, Cotes du Charlotte, after receiving every assistance that could Nord, Manche, (Ile et Vilaine, Calvados, Orne, b. , rendered them, and mid* their way for the United Ma ) cline, Sarthe, Eure et Loire, Seine litferieure, States. On Tuesday last they were landed On St. Eure, both as far as the left bank of the Seine. Catherine's Island, and arrived in this city lett Loire et Cher, bob* et Loire, Maine et Loire, night. Capt. Dickinson, and the rest of the - crew of Loire Inferieure, these last as far as the right bank the Warrior, proceed to the Havanna!' in the North of the Loire. Star. Royal Prussian Army in conjunction with the j WORCESTER, JULY 26.—0 n Tuesday the Lady of - Royal British mutt Imperial Austrian Army. •Me Lake arrived off Fort Niagara, from Sacketels DEPSRTMENTS.—Seine, Seine et. Oise, as far es :Harbour ; Major Braun, who came in her, brought the left hank of the Seine. toilers to the Commanding Officer on this station for 111. Royal ifritisli Army and Royal Netherlands the troops which had left acid were leaving this place A rrriy .—Paris : Ifead.quarters of hie Excellency for different destinationt, to return and continue here Field-Marshal the Dike of Wellington. • lentil further orders. In consequence of which the DerAerwcwrs: - -Seine Inferieure, Eure, Seine et .10th and 12th regiments which had embarked were Oise, on the right bank of the Seine, Lys, Nord, landed. The sth had proceeded too far to be coon. Seine'et Marne, on thelefflunk of the Seine, Somme, termanded. The 4th had_ called for Sa , kett's Her. Pas dh Oite. . hour before.the orders wefe received. '4a•l6th had IV. Imperial Russian Army.--:Melun : Head. been ordered into Niagara. "Me cies* of this move. quarters of Field-Marshal Count Barclay de Tolly. ment is not certainly known. It' is hbwever probe. DEPARTINENTS.".Seine et Marne on the right bank bly occasioned by the expectation of a war with the of the Seine, Aisne, Ardennes,' Marne, Meuse, Western Indians.who hasiklately manifested a dispo. Moselle, Meurthe, Haute Milne (a fourth part of), sition to renew hostilities, The British, we under. Aube (a third part or).' ' • stand, delay surrendering Maeklnatr, and the Indians V. Royal Bavarian Armpit—Auxerre: Head: are collecting a large force in that. sicieity, , and gearless of Field-1%0014 Prince Wreale. • s- threaten to take possession of that post as soon as the DeTieTstr --Littiref up to ' the Lolee . Yonne, British leave it. , Metres, .Au : 44,w0-thirds), Wet* Morno(taroo., M•ijor-(;ealinfilraul tottrtiii) ) • ' here soon. * •sr. 4 I • • . - • . . . one,slroll . -...•- - - - - .row. ./Aa . - _ ' 9Th: j r 9 / 1 /o::iiii Or shore of HAN. East India Stick. 50001. SpdA jP Selh • • i safety ‘ ' th •- E*l ol to is I whi le, though it 111 . 110 d'Affaires to ihm Owe rot le Stork. 1341. per monism 1.1111 Annuitie., 3741 5, sd. him' p-r , can be capable of protecting them agaiustinternal and ...... . ‘: .ts -. ' .-4 Cent. Couto+ ; 'd n. a Leasehold commodious Derelling•h: Ow: p , teelot eint „..„„,„ . with takes. s tc. situate no the West side of Greta Georar-street, I - 6 . ' ‘' `-."`"- yesterday a Russian Colonel, emninlktm Cod' Ilannveroluare. rennin to h•• received on tb • d••mise of a Lad. ' 6 The principal merit of checking the arrogant nee d 67. pr o vid e d her yen, 94, mrvives her, and al.s so a f a rther . pretensions of them indisideala is d ue to Coont Man. f p r a o r m is. Buitberg. • passed throUGh IWO on I NS n 11) pisaitia,in, moyhe koduf Mr. yiniotham. 8.44ii .. r. mow . , seer. This able statesman at first proposed to renew contingent interns in o.e o th er shares of the funme Pi nPe't/. , wirtemh T e h tg e , P w ru h s o s s ia e n r c o o: t ps e u " ntle s s- 4 P a s eit ince by Eug 4 e .a l y se chapel-roods Met.ff. &Teri and thst. Solicitor., M a nehe.tee.... the ancre.st Constitution ,of Germany,: with a few B am b erg an d F ran kf or t, . ha s w i gg e d . cog n ise. buildings, Westosionert um of Mr. Drayton, Auction MI ri : tt i modigratiana and additional laws. An ill-founded orders. , . . • . ~ 1 MILLARD'S IMPERIAL CLOTH, ~ i jealousy of Austria caused •this , • to be rejeeS e d. He i Sorrzter.ano, Aro. 12..-Tbe Dirks a paina4o • RY HIS MAJESTI 'S ROYAL 4.1..T1ERS PAT/PIT. ' I, then proposed, at least, he strongly recommended, a ' was attested on the 4th of this month, hi the 8 IS N„„„,,,„,,, pus .de lie, M:11' en poowthild 'toot . I g%`ntle" l, • Confederation of all the German Princes. Timm which ; troops, in the castle of Allamao, he halt been there et qui retail iiiiitile l'its l e d. tosneßes . Merchants, and sha. ?od i c are. has stow b e en . adopted is eery imperfect, and roust•be i with his family fora few days, and received itlreaily rglllE Nobility, Mere llthe refusal of the Council of the Canton of the Yantis eventfully informed, 11w abase Cloth h: warns 'altered at reukfOvt. - • , . gaiety ns the S'eaut Appntatat. all a atntlitmalkitt Itlitwijite, I ' 66 .111 the Meal) time the new Constanti n a s which' to his request of being allowed to reside. iii the and is tidapteti for the somas purpose. of family aloe. for Shirt. '- - .-e have been framed for different States occasion great Valais . In support of this request, Mr. Motet leg, Sheeting. Children's wear. be. wird for the purpose 05... t linen. it &Impulses every ot , er cloth is in primers 11•3litY.. struggles. Ad • I showed a letter from tha Minister of Pollee at Paris, „,,, d ,,,i, roest to health, which it , pr i c , mzeti_ a itt _a i l" c_ i l:ln_f_'r t - , a hli 46 lii yi.irtembels the Crown Prin c e, a Young of the 13th of July, addressed to the D•uke of Has. JOHN PICKARD, Chairamos. ; f r a n ee fiec er l y 'l en 7 . 6 2 . m a l u : i t,f t e." l l7 6 , w , e '" „N ritipc ' t w he nn ve ; ioo l „"' i r i ,'' th 7 i. man of . great obilities, has taken part against the "ono, nod stating, that the Duke of Otranto. Ste aciw friim Meg stlddeols . chilled after riding or other noise Ling, wisp .Opthises t ibe wishes 01 his people with applying for the Kit 'a orders, had been authoriled 'naninsomft . exerck.e. To Otters in the Army aid Nney It is of the /rat •se Meeting he given to the Choir's= for ~ „ 0 ,,,,„ . „it never i o y, tt r e , the damp n e",„ 4 ,1.. re 1 .14, 1 . b v gtem , tin" in, 0 ra, vte . ...tid cunning . - . jby his Majesty to give him passports to Switzerland ~ she proceeding/ of ibis cueing. i senor land ; its tworniay owl durability is very great, and its ' •I* Ileeover i , the no.siltty insist upon Immunity i an d t o !Joyce ;he then produced two passports, I twonty la appearance peculiar. As Merging. it egoolis sar- f rom a ll / i sm • i made out for him in the King's name, under the soilsc•teTTo74l ar.csrven: , ..-. - I Neves ever,' I ""vrti"t• I"' ( "i f "' sa d "FP'"" m c'' " a w i li. " At, Fraokfort, ,the senate 'concealed the pill- I date of July 14 ; these are signed by the Min seer a 11 , being 2.sths or orally half the wire. prodoeing in each A, Gron, F.. 41. 11 a 11 • i .121 Si.n addition to its prealior agreeable 'egos allowed to the people by the Congress. • 5 5 a. pa i r a aiv ug 1 . . of Police, and countersigned by Prince Talley raud, ,Cf(X) 0 W. A. 3111.-, Esq. , wear. turt,dl Subscriniiens , 6 6 T r tie Noblemen of Holstein had - a repreaeota. Minister for Foreign Affairs •; they are scooted for by Mr. Ham's ' It hau te Said by the P a t en t ee, only anopee, alt Amide, .in rim e tire. tadensaf kitallke) al Vienna" , without the know. I iwg years , an d goad fqr two 'tooth', in order to Friend At A ' of so nod €0 pierese.t..h, far es portati•m ` st d by the Oct. of ,so , I 5 fri‘a , d ,. ir „, o b • in s. g d . pee a s the f•,:. t Is. ledge. of the' Illik. The Cohstequence 'has been, lease France in this space of time atsd g o either to te..,s• o ototors, p er ,. dm Warehouses. No. 14. Citraybido, asid tar other hoer . le 7 that his 'Majest y has been obliged to accede to their Switzerland or Tuscatty. s , a ,„„ it e . at the R io ts.wa Of ca o ritry. . Storeaman oMce (Merl, wish reinittonee executed as if the panics acre pie. wishes. . \ • Au°. 14.—They write trot* Genoa, " Madame Elf) Grey 2t) 0 seta. j a i •• la short, such it the conflict of the different Hortensia set off this morning from Seelteron.; it ia Char. Illoodeit. 1.!... The White Chintz for I.4dies Dresses oat. t o 4.tustinesi :.;.,, i.• itoterests- . -soch Ima 'add the *ant of oli- i going to Chamberry. The Governo of lace, near Liver- n otiose , from two 1.• four Guineas each piece, cputornirgt Rms. J• . r mg I y 4 P ; believed she s pis .i - three to rota Dres-es. 'Meal viiSdotn and moderation, that if it had ant been , ment of Geneva has signified to her that it is the in- Mr. Hancock, Not- . thigh:ma 1 ' ; Inc this distraction of their views, occasioned by •the ; tention of the Diet not to allow her a longer abode sr, t. t escape of Bonaparte, them "(sold have been the at.' in Switzerland: David, 'the painter, has returned to "rIIIE TII UST li E \ most (tenger civil n3ll, in this country. lam afraid' .F ran e ra tv ... Art id' Perna/won, . _ .. ... - . these May Mgevconausetions at ao tery dieeint ris the.stight of the 6th, the cold was very severe, • rotor on Alennbos , -cto u to Pcle•ll..k . pei-tati.• • . ... , - i iipi :- . •. t,. ' • • hatkibuCi semi, has fallen upon Mount Jura. La. herrb% rive .... , . for persons , ' 4; As N anarargi, limen and the steighbotee- ' 11'• suspected of 1.....4.... , k . set-wry - 'Li the . . LI t Ilef oid 1 la. Co 1410, lOLA "esti/log state, If the torsi . s:s . Valieyees, have been arrears'. •be mid Cowl `.:R Pear at liie Lions be — i5100....1, and "'A_ AWrifirat times' is' : .,7 , --,gg aLai% - o t ivaa .-tc.,.....4,, 'A m n e s iac ., Ai m ed ay kis • hussia.n • rel.. is ; for some y tsars, its future prosperity is certain. At pre. lifijest) , the Emperor, at Paris, has been published 111 1 e .r niree,:tir, Iv° the war taxer i n that t own are so highs•that allottrl here; It orders, that its the.deportments which make .I,er give Nu ... . , i n ercbinfs talk . of settling isi Alton's.- However, the I. part of the -government of Lombardy a a.levy shall w •autie d,s.. si term of 1 ' l 4 W, no 1 a "I ' Ilamhurgheli have much rea*°" to be satisfied with . - be made of 6,178. men, taken from the cunseription • TOLL I) . NT., the d Tisiens of the Congress." • - • • ,of the years 1813 and 1816. 'row .tor AI 0 ••R<6 Tat Rectos,' MitacuiPt's" This piper, on'aer • They write* frotit Turin, that the Government tie the Weigl 41" 1" count of the great liberty which it has aide use of sequestrated:the national- and ceciesieetkol estates, he ti..m.• aaores he- . f 0 , 4 1 , r N or ,,, n , ' against some Governments, has been prohibited in which B4Maparte hadgiven to Prince Camillo Borghese red, tin III" fI" i"g - Diver-is and other Ssates.—Rosh senseless policy .by way of payment for the collection of the works of she ex coil "11% Inc only makes it the more sought after. Mr. Geerres t art in-leis villa .at Rome.' il.llO the Editor, was at first protected by Stein ;at pre- ... . - SoT/ sent lie writes under the piotection of liardenberg • buj Jo and Metternich, and also, it is amid., of Prince such other Blocher, or r a ther of Illucherr's chief prop. General "51"11 1Gueisenau. These are many excellent essays in . li r , I this I'aper, though theirttister part are below mesh°. lcrity." • to .\ 1 `,..,- 1. I Ji ~ y` _.`• .1 '~ an, we wader:turd ) h expected Mr. C. Stitt , in. Pus. . _ ter. Di: limn g The r,...„&„,11 the U. kelt% .•C Ih. vete. fill ..t Sir Fr.ao. 11,a •Not tittehrion 1 0 vtir ‘liie4rll.l 4 lersca•tle I 2 i . - 1 0 A nt. Ship.rr4ptl.llll. .r.ln,nil reit h M.. A. 41 illo w.s). P. H•. i*. it I . A f a Frirtwis resi deo in Kent Mr. W wrkr s I !, a P. 9 s S receive , ' he Mr. Atler:oan Falrow. 1110 BOVA., I ; 4i Slretioi ; Mr. 111.1;;W:ly, ; Nr* 11"4vrr11-.Et rt. tarr%. 1101 b woo; Mr. Mr. Hardy, Pert -tree, ; al the Bar of Tay..ro, Sur. d ; tie Office of the per; and by the Secretary, 45, Loot- t 7 2 0 A tie •'S. .T •hti N.iru .r i 4 11 k Friend to we C.w.o. 10, 6d. J. A. JUCK ES, Jim. Secretary. CAL DISPENNAItir. r York. PrrAdroit, end the le e of GOVPIIIIrIN : Cfitimel W. J. Janet, M. P. I .1.411 Laiumehe. F.N. M. P. I Col Hel if. Orteicieb, M. P. Ann. M.P. I Capinlu James May. NI. P !Wernher of the Royal College. Louttnn. ttronage this Institution has received, for ' - treatment and CAIIIT of bosh Sexes,. r.tiheerd Oahu-. 5. , .1 their Orem !fat coill4:Nartiera, as uteeratium, &r comtue!cd ur*r the ITI,I - *iiii•ullistV the Pah of Mc. K ERN AY'S pi n, and flint by it Public Cmirities ere ,:voiett, whilw the re isfilierirl milli the fatal deluttion, held pretender, ta this Isriiss.h • I prrgictirr. Store Annissii .f 1514. 5431 patimits4 micml s o ithont riitif•troursit sir ituttrisr leo 11. e delieite, tied seer, r; hitherto militown ; 'hoard tinder the nim• e.eoplecolesi f. eons tcn to lariat Years. The li.st symptoms eis treatment in a few day.; nod where y Ciente, sin. tea end, appisention views she danger that imiy come. ly he emellted by either Sex. with the %is psigintei hs•ti e, N.. 21. Lower Chne forit-trore, from r.ine to !metre in the more -1 lime at night; to whom learn and ..ther I..we and c.motry, mei be eilltressed, mad 04 erect is pahl Ara, ark" benrde. SiProssi and twilir..sect holition .4 A Peactieol "feu •real Ui,r ,sr. end hi Cestsrerafsers, kiwi Co.. 2(t, Pavonestee-roar; '• - - ''''serett t. Cotton, Croro•roun, tutu); aad nook+eilers. 11.