The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-17 00:00:00

~i, ► . - ." No. 2918. LONDON, SATORpAY; JANE .ir,'lo„. : • " The Cause jilt el itAmpb., tiff le the Nedd, nod tirener died on Ms oonfoy"". ~y .. L,_ L ?j • WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Swamis fiend . ../N7)Kf. • -. ' /)/..V J Q 1:1?0i ir n ,p.r INN. SNOW-HILL, LONDON , . . ..., " r'' - '..; • i s;:4oWrlkliff ...o.c. The best Accommodation few Travellers, Need Beds, chaier : . Liquors,. and moderate Charger. • , - • t sa. • I CAPTURE OF' F : ORT KALI/MCA. '' •'' 1 * ft4ll.l-. ' .".. '' ' . -""1"1"" CALCUTTA GAcLITE ErritAORDINAItY, 7117ESDAT, ltnil'efil i st4his eriejtvi The followisqr Post Coaches, Mail Coaches . ; ite. set 011tff019• 1 the Saracen's Head Inn. Snow - hill:— r s forte lee' eihtchlifey osity , i .set '. inc. 13, 1844. . . . TRAVELLINO FROM LONDON TO t,IVE'RPObL, 1 , FORT..W.II I LIAM, DEc . 13.--ellis Excellency the s P 6 if or tritit 4 '1 1 14 16,61 1 1 teu, operations pleased IN TWENTY-NIN4 HOURS. ._. -• the desflinett of Our berttelifl h eo , The UNIPIRE, a new Liverpool Post Coach. only one night * VkCe-PreSi s d ta " te t m i ent C o ° f lr t n h c e il .___. • • o t f o t p lie ul t/t lli l °h li t r h i e - . °l lOOl O 4 'CY -- ... the rind; cotri , s Four Insole and Pour Outside; sets nut following from the Snyacto's Heud inn, Sunw-hill. London, ergot tiny at 816 if of the field. army under the command of Colonel "41., setacity, some pleti . ()rte..' Clcika , a:rives at Liverporti vest afternoon et Si yr nyClock, Meaty, of his Majesty's 53d regiment, hefere Ka': 114 France ., -1- . ; e r° h ß a e.C ve it ' i Omagh Damnable, Wooloorn, Letblenny, Niantempion, Wel.. Stow ' lunge, which . terminated in -the evacuation of • thtt 't lik° • - ford, Lutterivorth, 'Hinckley, Atherstime, Litchfield, fort,. on the 80th of Npvembee• .. cir.comstance. that he fitugoly, NeWeastk, Brureton-green, Knotsford, Weirt:agton, • ••••1 Lesko sof the Loire, and :old reset, ,i. he battering train from Delhi, having_arrined . in • °• _ • 1 , l'ettirnit o•there, , totiVieeetl. on the 24th a lt ; the operations of the army . i l iv ho -- , - _,;,*_„,,c___ .- ..... •UXBRIDGP. Hayes, Santini!, And Hanwell New Post , ramp wh er e a;,, Klee ,i g s• ; Cruit•h, every Afternoon, at Four &Clock. ' • • resumed on the , 'lomat the WEY MOUTH Union Coach. Four Insides, through Don fort of Kalunga a was '.the same rosrrar - verear - itie , chester, Illaindford, Salisbury, and Armorer, ever! Afternoon, morning of the 25th; at one o'clock, P. M. on the ten " a 11 P- all - si911401! -: 27th the breach was reported completely practice. , P l easu r es ( Lu k e am ) TW'' arrives at Weymooth neict day, at One; Where the Pickets sa il aiii Wednesday and Seiturdny Afternoon, at. Five, to Guern• soy and Jersey, fiiim *lrene there is a regular Conveyance sop er annum , free of a I -tal, the .Officers in charge uf the engineer and • • artillery departments .— Colonel Maw by Cherhors,ll mid St. Malnes. The road from Cherlotrgh to Patin ble by having t hree CO urSeh ,' o n d n striv ip e is the most delightful and the cheapest in France.. also satisfied himself of the fact from personal. obse r - tind oilier wines, for a few ' BRIGHTON New Elegant Post Coach, Four•lasides wily, ration, and being desirous to av o id an y . delay which ntine tit Nine o' Clock.thron eh bangles', Rtegate. &c. )1411 at livery at Paris hut every mo • should afford the enemy su ffi cient time to strengtheu 15thr 'P er.1° "" w '' d the k" The WEYMOUTH., Dorchester, a nd Sliindforst Union ' Post-coach. every Afternoon. Carries Four Insides. • , u , „„ , and hie.aa etVellmot: Post Conch, to carry four Insides., sell oat a." "her", defence, either by cutting off ihe an d ss ,, i ' l4 .wafe- t io l\T '. ' necess. every- Morning, tnrough Ltaterworth. Iligti Cri - s, Hinckley, . breach, or erecting works ; sts as to command ilea shilling per p er ,__ , ' . • Atheraone, Tamworth, Litchfield, Utlesthorp, Northampton, entrance into it,ordered the storming party instantly to t "'" I °` t " -';'°Osh psi"/ ; cud Dimstahle. Arrives Lt Liveipoet next Atternoon. • . the education of children • EXETER, Plynnoith, Weymouth, Dorchester, Faluionth, advance. The storming party,•cousisting ef•all the i ~„ , grenadiers of the division, and. one battalion cempany "'" "" s " 151 a c re of ",.. I)cirtainintiv, 'nod Salisbury, New Ptist Coach, every Morning at half-past Si: o'Clock, *hit a Guard, through.Himit.,n. A:- o e • ea Iti 53d; with the li h • f g tin entry company of abeti teing, so much . as - he intik 'slimier. Bridle/we Illandford, Basingstoke. and Basgshot. e I • ''' erchief.—Poor there -iivetallette, BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and 1111110 - corps, was led by Major Ingleby, and, alter . telpg don. Kew Royal Mail Coach, sets and even Evening. Coaches exposed till three o'clock, an interval of two hours .4 pre' • , Papi•rosioney t hernia i from Holston to Spilshy l loath, Grilabv. and Milli . LIVER POOL, Warrington, Koutsford, Stow, nod Litth-an d de to a most galling strutctive fire of , muske re i i a t ilf i 4 WI% odithftxuiesOfifii field, Post Coach, called, The Especlitlon. every EVenant at and matchlocks, they found their.efforts opposed by 1 ," to Five u'Clock, to the Snracea's Head ha, Dale-street , Liver- , ..- .. -• .- -.' . -I • oisauise, property, haviii,,, , both by the Pi ... .. . ,:msuperanie °esteems, anu were, to coueggerface, use. ,•• i pool. Guarded 11bn-19'th-tit. . !Vents,. a revolution yetTIOT . , v 1 • BATH rind•BRISTOL Flying Post.Conehes, thorniest Chip.; tiered to abandon the attack. I Klemm. Calm, and Marlborough, every- Atter-moo; arriveat , Is this erduons and gallant, but . un.successrul. ' I' ' l ' l a"' i i rapoieOri"rel6ined 'elite' Mr. May's, the dreyhound bin, Rath, and the London Tavern, struggle, many 'breve Officers and men were kilIall; eitee .,.. ord . lita ., lit .„,, alleter4; ; Thenianatreet, and the Susan Bristol, next Mornisig.—Canines •-i .-, • i insprettea , or we* f 'Dans, : to Wells , Bridgewater , Taunton,. ter. anti wounded. . '• LEEDS New Light Coach, rolled, The Rorkingloim vital , .The most 'honourable testimony i s b ons ei s i.e n k. i fruit , trees,. in appeopriatil nut every Stem* at halFrisi Sercp o'Ci.,cks .carries 'F o ,le Insides only, and goes remarkably rosy with a Guard tbrmigh: • nel Meerby lathe zeal and courage displa tied by the ; de f",, d " t „" .l " °vili k "ls/( ' out. •Paises throagh Staroford. Newark , ltetford. ISooriiiier t Oficeri and men - who were eugaged in the - *sunlit ; • P° ° " ° .4 '"' i ' a gfi l t 4 ' 4 I lea anti ,Ferr),bridke,ro the Gulden Luau. Leeds. next nay at•Asion. • • and lth h their b fr rave e, orts were not .erawited,l By the great mess of the j Noiwithenertire the niceranton expedition of thit Colict.Jl is I nog • i,., - more dtlirf Mbitil ; hittl le allowed.to be- s ine most aereentie nod complete Paddir*Cooveyol with seccees, ,they produced such an effect as to con- . • • since . - on the North Road, bring unequalled is Accemainisdatidi iiime..th i,,, e ,,„-- o f y the inutility of farther resistance . l M t ' 41"I', forming One cif , by troy offset.- . - •., 4 I„ (we useibe . into words 64 IS IN OA L, Lancaster. Preston, Kirhy-Lonsdale, B o h oge ?,!Aciordingly. on the 30th, at four A. M. the Nepe - Li. Charley, Orntskirk , and bantling Post Coaches, ro•ery Atter- lege garriiinn abandoned the fort of Kaletiga to the ; of the tosrf,fwlieee t hiposo wen. et Five o ' clock. Guarded. . • most atteciaed, to4liett ihnt4h/Pr • GLASGOW, Loogionn, *Gretna.Greee, Aninin. Durntries, B° ... i . shl"° /" I * .; that they liked, that 1801115 1 Iliorousol, Thomilaill, Sammluo-Kilo, Gainnock, Rinesteeltsl • -- Flte'Sktitteeed 'are life RORK, of - the OlTsain w h o SPAYS. . to light for tiies: -- fit ithat ~. . ..... ant till earls Of Scrotal/4, Compri - duel , Coach ( Doily). . ' • L'. were kilted On the occasion : fi g ht BY the King's Letters Patent, gratitteltit .101141 i YOffK, Newcastle, lied F,dintturen, new Conell,iserfortee . .._ . , ' ''l nuts offll it I U.S. Nies. 5.5 ai..d A - W. Veil,- i's 'Church-I'4rd. • with a Gaturd threieetieut. sett put every Morni..g at holflloot . 7.'eutro,,,°n 7 noti l i/Stlolli ib.M , bed Regiment ; Captain Comp- • . last, nr e fti.d, for his NEW• IN VENTISI) STAYS , With Vielctint'iltim o'Clocis, by way of Newark, itetfor4 Tadcaster, f),,r bali• 6 / 1 71 `a 1 . 11 v" inr""nr` ; liew . I: . C . / 171 / 7177 ch 01 ; 1 3/ 6. 1 154 1 11 0- 1 NaPple° 6l f° l e 4l4l "b 7 ilill" Frowns, whirl. admit o f a n y d egree o f tig.itoessivitlimai picas ; lington. Noritiallentm, Durham, Morprib, iced Berwick...Ala .Tbe vomiter of Offieerii w'oundedadoes . not exceed t male partnerll' h igi 9ll . --; in' sate. Cane Stay, are pecoliarly ileum t, bath hi the nuant- Powengers finding themselves fatigued from the length Al lag i Atte o find that none of. them is i and we ere hann to fay our of . Napeitsee es tendaie•n ieeterus facture awl foam; s u it are 'adopted In fcma ; es of altragi4; ilte'•7 journey, may rest what time theyeate.. rind then pr int : - 7. 9 •.-. ir r 1 them, t IMVs - liy and utility of which consist in the iinrodoetme ret . la t without any tuldinunal -late. J. Inek...the.litact Sorsok t nifursed as dangereetaly „hurt. , . , ..... i .. , ~„ sec), titoss,-Mtp.isestinditiere &Oak p"rti .. .) from ihr Oceovt to 'lle hattool . of Cue. ails's, ! oeyetreet; York, rims Conches to Suirderland, Dull, pas, , - • - atereJy suck .1, impiher as ,„t,„,t-mg• it free vesper:llion, and thwi di Zating tke: ptesaisre trough, Whitby, and other Places. '' .i. ' 4. '"'' - ' 1 " -- "! . r' 4 " .-7 """? ..1- * l' - 'ili:-' , s''' diiientieet Ibr 'ate y N rjelitti „,,,,,,,, w a, hy she isillexibility oltiliii olfsion. .P *'''V . - - ' 13414.DGLNDILTH and Wutsak new "it freA .... .... - • ... .. , •, 1••• t,, mid of 1W likiwastoe hi • Lanthiel.amd , of Me allittleam4Msftodoe; • --/ -A •,.;-• ... .. t irstittec t . a r s •t . i 4..„...1- . trp , ... . . 94,1-9 a ' - 04 40t4P- . '. B . 4 itallS --s- "16 itare iiillor"fie ai it . tw o..i.ie mein k r• in all part s of E ng l a nd and Scotland.— CAB LISLE, Penritli. and Whisvhaien. Poll Cesack,Amso. ~, , ; .i s : . ' —oisaftw--o. -", r. ,ho .• ,EI M *ell, l'fbfletNeirtell Is lisle in - i s 111-U be ha I his New invented STAYS foi• Ladies ' with Four Horses, and a Guard affthe Sway. Pane . thinagh . ." . sit it ;' NA, )4 4.1. 31. tr es ..d epirteroo tr r i sice m o., ripturosuslikairigainss „. ol , a u , ii,g Ibr ,a i te of f.EsTATtosi. for whir* Stay he 'maim'' Brooch. Appleby, (;reatuhridge s 'RiChewlll4 l COtterialt. Ko- . .-' received his Uniesl% . ll Liters Patent. . -I roughliridge, Wetherby, •Aberf int, Dont-aster, and ernifham lernich being.delayed till Thursday, twee a 9 the :*topsisiotoProtoik J . MILLS :„oares one Nobility and Laiiiis in gerPral, That. i (the neann way byeoglrteen milesls sets nut event Moroiag, day befort4esterday, a great general confeegece, • Mien. The,lnt tuber wee!, ;re new in g rue :above, their expeeeseous will aim be etis:ippoiat- I told pro forma the journey wills the greateia facility. hauei_."...'grr4 w hich was sittended_lb a ll the Ministers • oe'thrittet..:and, being aie4. to litertriA, 7 4 ' . vd, as iney fur exceed aliV 410 , Crillion lbw, coo hi• ..14!,vr0 of 1 detamed on Hoe Road by •biniorss or plea - ore, have ....c p,,,,a; .. li. them; t hey will am i ita ramie time have au orero (laity 01 in. , adynotoge of their seats hoiugtsecured in the nest C isich, • and second 'rank. We hear that the feattpean Cl*. i ringed they exceeded 50;000: stectidat the following towel -)apes in Susy., which are got op 1 NV A KEFilil.)l) Post Coach, every Morning, at • half-pan . grecs wet coecluded at this meeting. ' The German i dose to the Eniperor;" whb • ill ia very mperiaw stilt I—the New 'Grecian' Stay. tai Ala-I ail ft'rlark.' , • \ Con ress after the end of its labours r iding witheat resartit ' 1` Dino.. B.ay, IN . Short Parisian Stay. the Cirsaosiou Stay, SUN DER,{4,44 D, e t0e k 5 ,,,,,,-,,,,g Yarns , N ew co a d, ; , oree , g ,: whittle is ca. a iCsoat how ••r ite-I, will !hr fut . l-coitmed Boddie. I Mo r nin g ; to the George bin, Staiderlaiat. Newcastle, W IIIIIiit . Frankfort on the . Maine. •••• . peeled in a fortnight, •will probably' he rentov,eal t te ',people,. receielag weeitionsee rime Sdio-vistivos, i attended by females; • -'.• s - M tiNtvaitiniiii•st. ; Winton , c.,„sgiel„„;i so ldi ers by the heed.- Wep ,-.! • - '7l and Wolverhampton., P., 6 t Coach. every Afternoon, guarslei. ; , GREAT AND CONTINUED stirtgas. ' r HESTER. Nev. pill, Whiichureh. 11.9144.1 re, Nontwich, '•• It is affirmed that all the diplomatic transactions I) appeared,„the weitin,cr ,- . . North . rich. rued Miiidlewich. Post Coach, every lives*, at Of this Congress will be published from the Imperial i the vehemence of t h eir Five o'Clock. I with „ G „,e . , ,e1i., press In the course of this or twit - week. • • When : appeared on this subject t SIRMINNHAM Mercury Post Coach, n ot ev e r y . 4 tftgrnopn, and reaches Birmingham nest day arms,. the Emperor. deposited, his. takill leave of his fa- . All the English Papers as Pastes by Otford, Fu-own, and Stiipstone, to the Saracen''' m il-- y was. extremely aff,.cting. At four in the 't ras h of our corropt pees.; H erad,: 'Boll -stree_.l lias mirigham. .1 SIIREWSBURY o •WeIIiiigton, and Rhiffoni. Pot -Comb s ' warning . all the Member; of it here present, as-, places of resort; and the ' the Royal Chtniiitue, every Es • g. si t F i v e n'('loek, guarded. sembled round the Sovereign, and afterwards ac- . Ministerial Papers are putt SO I:II',II4AIPTt)N. Winelle,ter, A Iresford, aml Alton Ostrich, . companied him to the carriage.---The A rchditcliess : own cause as disgraceful tt eve , v Eyeeiug.. . • HeItTFORD, Wove, stiroddesdon, rind Cheshunt Coach, Maria Louisa stood by the' ,carriage deeply atfoct. : are basely fabricated and: eve's- Mottling. • ed, and seemed as if intreating her father's • bribery and treasent whlCli 7 OTT F,!41 It ANt and EDMONTON Coach, daily, at half- • - i past )q , loaf-past 2, liairpost.4, nod !tall-past 7, o'ciork. , sympat hy. The Emperor was lost in profound ' Paris to the Allitke wre *„• .For th e eanuo i euee of per-on- rciading at itie west end thought, gad look leave with extraordinary emo- , and so far are the suidieri of the •e iiiiini, Pnniiigt'rs and Parcels are booked for nit the lion, w hi c h was visibly depicted i n h i e conntp _ an u ce. ~a wee , tha ! 4hey bum with.. uh.,..ve twel's's. tit .Ildiehard's Coach Office, New . Whim ; se. - Horse t;eflar, Piccadilly. ..... rApiaily entefesting acas the farewell of, the iw o . Grand •.! opportunity of wipitig away • -------=- 4 .eA 'Duchesses from our Court. The Empress being ab- pingtorious treasons.bi aught - To T. TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, Londe!, : sent; the Archduchess Beatrice supplied her 011oce: I :sentment seemed to beetir. Dealt sin, ilthe amiable Princess of Weimar seemed much affected rPiuseigns and Russians ; erhi , IPEEL. it a duty incumbent upon me to Morse 'as the Archduchess me .ompaute herto-her r •• d you if the very great and extraordionry ore t have re-• ; ....i v ied from your iiivalaulde Medicine. LEA li IS'S PATENT ,the two Frinceases held each other's hands, and parted at least to otir.Englistrfrietul, PILLS. , i wi,th . esidoo emotion. The Duchess of Oldeeburgh i themselves wills- hpypeAnst: About two years ago I was attacked %4 it, a Venereal tHoott• seem • order, which I treated rather slightls fur seine time; hut the ' „ ea less effected, probably because the greet events military exertions du ring.t li disease at length spreading nll over ins body, I was obliged M 1 -ot the times - orcupy in a high degree her active mind. with admiration, and kik ripply to the must entitle,* of the Faculty, hut 'orb- assi.say.re ; Ilis Majesty seems to have yielded to thei entreaties have been captured, but is ulf.rded i o n, an d relief. I Went Inning!, ya, r mo i emirs :, . iir salivation, and front being rather of a rsifpule. t . emits , was of his daughter, having but a short ti me ' efore his Many other such Nett and cfrcentsi reiluccd to a mere skeletoo. The ideas that awe:id all'aver ilverture given orders to. take the young Napoleon latest to , us, till Melding to t/ my biotic rendered me a complete object, so that in friends 1..,,4 to Ins • mother. 'l'lle day before yesterday, there- sideritag the delusions wide) , despaired of ply roc livery. Whet) tootight to this situation, il , - ""T"'"' coinidered death a- inevitable; but a relat• of mine ma n .. "Tose, he was again removed, with all his atteudents., ,inut view this subject, we f, 'nettling upon the many ease. in whir:. your NMI soeeredret, I to Setwebbrunn f and resides with the Archduchess condense thou amplify. . W was Milli( ed to try a hos of them, which 1 thouglit rather cc- lieved nor; and by peneyering for two or three months. and , . A M ar i a Louisa. The King of Saxony, whom we had cease to reproach oureelvis, . . fittloving v,oir dire( thus, I experienced the emit macrintiat- , the pleasure of seeing here to-day with his family, ilea the correct inforesat . ton _ able r• laxioion fro to polo, the sores gr.duay weedie r . t tun. .viewed St. Stephesee, and several other . eberchee, the knowledge, on itoints.soZiinpertatit, now. •hank (:,id, pert' illy recovered, nod walk out daily. I sepulchre. of. the A rc hd uc h ess Christina , • &c, and , to•be understood in * 'Momentrart• dosilit not, hut our more box, which I think cautious to take, will est-iblish my health in in origin:llstate. having dined with the Archduke Albert, set out for ' land expects crow snag - to It is with the 'nest heartfelt gratitude thiit I subscribe my- Dres d en. . • . • Mawazine.) , I b self, Sir, your much °Lifted humble 9•-• rant,' WILLIAM PIERSON. 1 . -- -- Dcmogate, Manchester, July ). • • I On the 7th inst. a duel took place between two , A further ineesure for.lifci I'. S. Vir the public benefit I die not object to the abitve General Officers, equally devoted to the country and force, by means of the Mg t h in, published, but leave you to act as your own heiter judg ment shalkdietate. . the Emperor. Generale Oman° . and Bonnet ince*. temptation: .' • ' • s . PrePareil 'and sold by the sole Prapuietor s, Thomas T a ylor se qu e nce o f a dispute of . which we tamer , wet the' Lord LTREDOCll l ll•ltegirient and suul, meretiels of the Rosril Colleen of Surgeons, Loortm, cause, bad a meetingat the Beitdediettlegoei There Light Infantry Corps, and '. at their home., Ni.. 9, New. Bridge atree . where, offer a cos-. st: otav4ideore for more door thirty-sis years, io pratticeitigoti- the: etch fired three - pistol-shots, without either of teofted from Ireland to acqi cillrli directed to the cure or Yeuerenll queptaims. nod them hitting , the other... Night compelled them to duty peculiar to that branch . • ~... • . incidebtal to the purse generation in boils seam with olo l s i tZ violable scciecy which toeii of their professiim should alweys P • • se orate. Next morning they. recommended the nom- • The money market, as elk • ' • oliseri Att e, they Cotter themselves e advice and insist:hoe then affair bat, and fired at the 93M0 time while Tonning in upon oramiloupersony adininister, to person taking this Medicine. w ill I one another. The result Of this unfortunate yesterday itnolerwisit various . Omninni itisdotte, in flee coerce bo esteemed by a discerning public ms an advantage widens to was b e obtiiimot, nail void of ainhiguily. , that General Ornano received a ball to his ri •msprices of 44, 4, 3,44; Also sold, b• their :Appoitement, f or the convenience of those breast, and General Bonnet another in the thigh.— off at 21. OROtt Is for •tbe living at a dist/tore, at the PerfUnter 7 s, 38, St. Alban's-street, We have not learned whether —9I their wounds are mortal, The new LOW! has aroueed • Poll- Mall ; the joy•skop, 103, Oxforiloneeet I Mr. Mahe rouelfs, No. 7, Fish,irret-hill ; and by me Kraal' in every —(Journal e ( urnal de-Pltris s kine . 1 0.) . which had lain dormant. cousidcriable toms In Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of • Si r GRAHAM MOORE hoists his flag on board the had occupied so much nitent vely Ss. 94. each, sealed up with lOU and plain directions, Y u le j e P a risi of 110 guns, now at Portsmouth. not forgntten—the thirst ler, whereby pertain. of either sea may core themselves with ease, , ' spi4d, seciecv, mid safety. . . . . 1 The coach, Accommodatien, in passing the reed —the magnitude lin& variety 4, N. B.—Every hot sold In Great Britain is are/ed imp With a ftear Chesham, knocked down a peer man and killed intiorement which. IS - Capitols stamp, on "hid', by f avour of lie Cmuuthuielter'7 Is Pd"'" at hiee,on the spot ; be has left a wife and seven 411. of 840,000, e 30,000, 220, the Stamp-thine, " T. Tasior. No, S. New .Briditeettreat r i to imitate which is Men.. AN okra are countcricia. 1 nun, • tin Gold ; beide fortb r sufficieui • . TIIY.A.Titt. ROYAL. IntURYAANK. fir HI S present EVENING, June 17, their will •.erf.•TIT TiIC MEIiCIIANT OF VENICE. Shyick, Mr. Ke,.ai ; Portia, T.. wiil h.- aptiiert. cri.‘Rl,Es TUE SOLD; OR. THF. •StEtir, OF NANTZ. Ittend3y. Richard the Second, and Churit.s fit4d. 14 0 ,.. 79. ; Arrotxt Price J 4. 6d.—Pit, 34. 6i. ; Itecond Second Price, b.—Upper %, Second Price. tit SPRING:GARDEN NOVELTY. Ar Tills; 'LOYAL EX.- HIBITION ROOMS. MR. DE LA ROCHT., train Vienna, will ez, hihis, Mornings; and Evenings, his ingenious MUSICAL AUTOMATONS. Firal Part inn beautiful AUTOMATA FIGURES that will ; o•rform twelve Due!iss.i.t. the Pure. • ativotal, a ;MECHANICAL CANARY BIRD, *hide slop ten darerent Th•rd, n COFFF.F: 110USL rending all kinds of Ls , ,,an, by 'll Mechanic:o Proce-. Faarsh. the Ml:art:sums COLUMN that will• astonish heludder. Fifth, n variety of A LTUMATA FIGURES which asswers Ailhrent nne,tior.s. N. B. Tole Pursue are rest/rigidly informed, that the above 4610 , 118.4611.% perform nt she will or any perrani prevent. 'Admission in the day, h. la the etenhsg, at eight o'clock,2s. ORIENTAL PEA RLS. ENTLEM EN and LADIES, who present to N.. 11 their relations and friends a token of regard, should be farticular ill selecting what is likely to he retained, and kept oie iu remembrance of the giver. PEARLS appear admira bly for this purpote, being elegant in deers and ap pearance, suitable on all occasions, intrinsically salliable, and. e•eilr converted from vile f %shion to another. J.. H. BAR' LOW. of Grange-court, Carey-sir-et, Lincoln's Inn. solicits the public uepection to a gnat variety of new patterm t in seckl..ce, M. Iss. 6d. ; sprigs or ti.,rav, 41. 41. ; bracelets, 51.51.; gaps at d drops, 11, lOs. ; brooches and cross-, 11. 4s. and op- wards. Sereril complete mites in morocco eases, from 251..t0 101ns - All lettris most he loot paid. NIL 3 3694r:tan' h a Prize 'at .&34),aKts ttetotettr nnly t he LAter3, Was Sold in }.leveri aliases at Avl3's fortunate Office, No, 17, ILadvte. went, near St. Paurt, where,. In the las t loetery, were Are -old N. entitled to ItlBo ftetotra. wch W Mitt paid in “old.. rind 6: 0 44. Ptier of s x'3llo ; diesi M is ikt preceding L:dierv, drawn to Jautory bist, fro. a Prize of , 11).Kx; NOO •• 6.158 ".399 6,775 ' lur. &r. hr. WEER I.a. great sniblcetto; ;o onninnwing the above f rtint.ite event,, and tie s'o cal; the attention or hit , triestd: and the putilir in amt , her SPLENDID LOTTERV, which begins Drawl.% 19th JUI.N'. nod co.aaiii. Pliny, of C 10,00), L'3J,OOJ, Ber•idei 21 otl u •r Clipii tb, 18 of Witten vain be PA ID in Gp for which steer toe VVEMB is provided with a Sulti. hitt geant ily of Ilea, v The ;real and continued sucies which has attended W EBB's Ofdee in all the lat.! Loiteric., n ill. he oresinnes, lu.lify the etwifidesit ecp.•etution lie entertains of adding .on.e of the II b.:ve GREAT PRIZES to the already unequalled Li•l of Capitols that have been : ' I by him in the short space of little more Wail two bear:. • Mute Lumley Office. 17. Lodtnle•street, near St. Paul's. *•• Irish Hank Notes Foirhatftetl... RICEIARDSOM 4 GOODLUCK, tnd'C'o.i Con. tiariot4 for the Preqini NAVY.° reliett. I . 4llt,oulanit we following G. mid Scht•me to tbq ftibile 7 Com Gi s ning Prtz.s of XlO,llOO, ..E31,000, Xjo.tuto, la the STATio. LOFT I.: 'V. to iii•zio 19th JULY, 1815, INVA S. Which will be PAID in t:oLl) witainit Deduction. SCINFINIK. 3 .of . - ic..10.000 .... are... . X 60,000 S 1 1 (MO S . 1015.1 .5 4 10 , 4lO ... 16 - It* • 1.000 9.6 1,500 • 15 ' 44,519 1.51,0 1314,11 k. 1.1 IY.ty 10 eac h.... . 15..000 15.000 ,E 130,000 The First-drown ,C30.00C o ill bogie .110,800 lathe, making A Prise for ,e 30,000, The Setood.droio A'40.011 o ill blvt- Z 30,000 more, making A P. ihe otAlNcoo. The First-drown X 10.0.0 will balm £lO , OOO more, making A rriar of dr2o.oilo. PRIZ/48" TO BP. PAID IN GOLD: The 10 FWst•dr , i nH lotok. l will tads mate . `io )(hones. is (i'isltl, :OiitIGUINEAc IN COLD! The Fortieth dr.wu Pristo, ftir ann d.ay. will reec h r e 5i10.1 EAS IN GOLD! The Fifth, Trial', nail Fifteenth the ter-nd day, will • each rrerive IWO Caine. %in Gold. making 30e) N FAS IN GOLD! Tiha i 9olll; 90th, 44pb, and 50th drswn Wasik., th.• third day, will each rrcriv , b. 0 Golf - wag in G o id. t - 00 . GUINEAS IN GOLD! •- -4lckesinad Shares sir , n.•str on Sate at RICIIAR.I)SONs Gt./01)LUCK. and Co., OtlierS. Idingi t aikk . fewies jibe Kires ; Mews, Cbarthrcrile. . ~. ,". . - v . ...t. ' • i • ' ' , 2 .. V ' '' N'' Alittl r Al j r i'; . , , • / A '-V' • • ...Nati . 4 . i, :ff 1 . 1 . i. , • •.•- • .. ..• ..• ik 1 . ' • • .. ..0-,-..- \ ~.i. .... ...... , t ..... ~ ~.. 4,,, • irli 4 ...... . . .. • , • , ... i . es,iontan. ..... ,1, PII7II - 111-114' . . . - . • : , . • - . - ..' .!. -4"14/VE -11$ 4 - • :.: ~.1 C•.::1.:.:;1." ~ - .al ;.4.. -...- - LL ~..---. - • . 1 •.•.., ...1 • .... t pa J3.01 . 1AP•413.7.". . crisis, .n. 48 f ,befanititeadoev tome I /nay-shield 111Oltisettes from the l'f6)etttedi sihTelt• now influences terrivtfl h eolfrifry'; we hare made :It leoefrom it , f;lend of 'unqopstiou.- e pirticur i i! . .o? . tile . act,ial stale ~.' FiYe 8 Pic gri11 . ,4i 4 .1394 .taillt 1.1 1 tat he hos, : leat,liis foodly,ett the , ....; re, and Imposes' intereduitely to I Mersa; •ae Ilitiesays, •that he an nee*: I* 1 0eitSo , sACtitAtlrF, stir' it itlettl'l dee r+ 4 4loll.'44illtrict*f.' lee ,vie t palace, surrnivided with ~.. .: I Icitcheulmrdiriss, 4.,69 goinena •• all -tales. • Ili; family . diue 4a/t- -o siniptuous deilhrt,„"witWic;lrttit'• . ~ r a few phillings. 'llis4 , ) 10641esqo4t iris hut keret' shlllingv-peetweek tit the loslirdWoiSter 44 4 - 1 11 0$0, 0 “ 4 “`- his..spideineriostS 11filitt o ne Necessaries,. in giitelkl, re ri i sh who, I lt‘iisha‘a.nfilliadhe..eAti: iiitleen4 •Gfth. In 300 Ohm. he of waste land, his own phrase •he idols cover tv;ii4t 3 his hand. >re -iisemillseea. Tithes there are ,), thoralasbots. :i'lle 6 lllenvir" l / 4 1 19 66 001110 f 4 1 40141111aN4 sf7' tib, 1 having been throatenti i i,Aolt . • t the Lit!!! and retrimia - Elm. n seettaZiiievitable wit kail , le t 'al le Ml'd: • thelftana r itf Ifita rif Nio l6 lll‘44lflio 0 0014-44: i ' abirds,•riti: laditkr a /*at Halm' ales fileriatiOns. all waste* Ile' Ahe load • ors IP( ;$ 1 1e , , , a9Pr91411r sciltwAr ii.l ' 4 i t ,ieri=9o€s, o. •4 1 t . ' " +,:irriti .• ' f the peoplq'ne is c at ha 'hylille iltlttieir)' hi' h Mitiatill . 4 1 10 of t eletfittAtes in a bag/ 4 . .1 • ord aof *so as reiendy t 0h411.11111101.41 , 1: Ihipeopto him life% 4s /d PO ~, ' 1 UR OPPltal!r t afArit.P klilWit faulityverx . Ire I .41Pl ~ ritiniblic 'asset', ) y atAu tu t. rettirlditEeti tifice'aelOortr go , * ily4ii•on z.d , h,,,i4 it•vo-ihei. iied .. ~ •. p 1.., in. a hot two.", eft thoshisooil i .. estendigeTiaritas Oa i PI V. 0 1:1 Mee , a i &rent ig.,0, 1 91F41. 63 . 111 ti •-..'.., ilt".• as Oa ~V!Vu e t t li i iPl . .„ . OW, r en ati i. , , .Nati It •KNI .- 06 ,iii ale Ifetodi ,t, FllitirelliNsilik , vedbeoiattl MINS 11,4wroialit• as - that, of Illie .coloilai - **lb 1ff4:41 0 ,41q4 ,4 1: fa - if rt7ollPtatai to OP. 'tot§ . 7 . 0 milciery aithibitions,: , he is_ con... I 50,b0d. fle we so r egie r r OA; ' ' 2 ., r; " wt apPiared In . griba veldt. ; : : i tryst :amid' the troopar mand . . 1 •166 - 12 . .. 0 1114101111*. Mid.: shaking t particoltr : .. • W4grellf • anfle.Sit kf/illtiltr ohlk; : ox,„„rpwd.f. rent s kl if ji i fij fi t l, their acclamations, .anTPterri jact to haveliuthrti m aot4t t a-t." , I . . y r era and lutist of Ai' itirriitAivi ' r press, may ho relit kV the third I the falsehoods and.absse.bdour ~ re publicjokes o ,as usefpl fitthlr . efal to the eou t ntrz i. w l liproLthly •.., : and weakly encourite s ed. "Ilw wi;leh led it , ' Vffe furteadtio'Zt . "'!cite' bohemia. 41telliOatiberii . . , Idiesi sodimplakirom diewiiillra n vritti..indigstatioe -to 440 4 .4 t g away the disgrace wit', As' -- . 1- ' ought on - the nation. ThKir re., • ..,..1 be Chiefly tWecred agaiit l ie the' , - • ''t' iti; *bore they always chines 1 Ottlte Eisglitlh nation atiirge, 4 ' ok friend I. , they always expressed -s ' .'‘'''* • ' I • Ais4,ilespect. .IJf Nal.tolooo.'s. ; ing.thitlat campaign t hip , &peak \•• itkiist that the Allies would but for 'Multiplied r triiiriints.— and ch-ceinstancel IlliietkeiCre. ig to the same resoltt bwriitseet.. - under witich•naagy worthy pere.s. , yre feel itexpedient i ,rittkpi to r. ' We shUrSid, hisereve!,inever , 'elf -- . elves, Ii we ItEtitated to . .pOW ''• '. 1 ration 'which. Ints come tooael .so:iinpartanat, and ita-neetivery • „, , niomentoosiptilio, wades ?mg? .: ... ~ o to do Itis 4440-....c i goidii4 ~, • te-ai vi ;!,-.. OP ' , • 1 e , . - - . - • .. , • , ,for.iticreasing the disOnsiblis . e Siititia„ is in itamedialitts: ' ~ pr - • . .. . ~ • ~. Rotifiant is to be formeal , fotika• ~ 't , and Officers have heels. she ••• ' 1 o acquir. a knowledge of 04 •, ,ranch of the .ervice. as might naturally be expei•fett, turirins fluctuations :'ittt. iiiir ! , • the coarse of the (fly, at the YR. . . . • t,. ,'. . . 144; and Si premlem, and !eft ,- ..„ ei •,„ 1 ... , k. or the BCCOL3sit doled at Zthft , ' t. . 1 it..o!d that spirit for speculation .. , ...,•• sat, Notwithstanding that it • ... . v niteittitio, jet the Lottery was •sf tar adventure inereases daisy variety of the Prizes. and the Capitals (in addition to that, .. . , 2204, 4ite..),.t0• bp igu paid . lufacieotly aceostutis tot this. • ..... , . . . 1 . . •.. , -. ' • la. Er' • /*HEATS It-ROT AIL. "ODYSWIt -AMIDE Ni T uIS present EN-ENING, iimact.l7, will ht.gtertirmed. THE STRANGER. The Stcanzor, Mr. Ynttni t &fie. flaili.r. Miss O'Neil. Aber a hieh. f .r the Ihlll time.. a New Fame. TilE FORTUNE OF WAR. , Mond"). The Grecian - Daughter. 8...., Ser.oti Pricc 6c1.--Pit, /1. 61. ; Second Price, L.—Lower Gniicrr, . i Seemed Price, li.—Upper a s ii,•v. : F•econd i 511.