The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-30 00:00:00

I ‘.'-': -- • r IV . , . . .. 1-1,,, ., ~.,. • TI-IE S ['ATV:FM . .....,4 , -.......... P ar rie w a o n . u p id enp b l e e ; conducted and t l a i t t d e :too; lure o f 0 g m ri 17 , ) : :140: i: . -6- 7 ----r-- "" f ozzal e • .... Ai . . 177 and 178, sect, 2 of the Penal Code, and 209 et with him and under his direction with the luperitt- zia, ender Governments, rivals of *nee , whole ''''- P - b l a tlii -l i h o i lon:the Anl W seq. sect. 4 of the same Code. teltdaticg,lpid Tdminist ratios of this prisen. - dresi•oto . pAtoYhs commerce. . 23d. The preteding Articles, from 15 to 21 (both • 64 _ k pkeseAtiferPutkplafts.wtilp ho TrWiMinfaugast, SEPT. B.*is ot hat issue; or they would carry auto the negneiaii s ' ', , .- sto , • Inclusive), are applicable, except in what relates to libeWtjetoritt e capOinike pers4br v +se te " 0 7 ' ....• _, 0 lipprtilte Ult the camper() s • t e. - 1 .. iiholonourobte nod impartial a spirit, a l t that they could not fail to obtain, not only a ssic .• ON 11 the confiscatiou of vessels, carriages, &c. to all temp- shalftbe NMI° rn; !i o . fi 1 t i : •at .. ot,takkplace an the'l3th instant la laiifilin and advantageous, but au Pea one. s..e. Wiens or incitements for the introduction of mer- 4. 66 ,4. ir t )te:,:-Directer..Gemettilp Ng ' eptfolnt •*'; the The alkperor.'he addressed the oti6A 3 ree. chamlite, rated at a duty not exceeding 20 francs the Jailor of the prison, tild the suhaidinste officers in- to tiliParmies, dated 18th August, 1814:- , _sTATE OF NEW YORK....CMINER At, VI. DER" quintal neetrique ; hut this applies only to the case trusted with the custody . Of the ... prisone9l" A ... I;te may, . " SitlerFAs !. ta,o year avg.!) this danittakekids . dismiss ......• lie.ol teenier', N-e 'Y • rk, ilk. V. ltils. where the goods seized shall ne of the weight of 50 flienriT;t4T - Pleaitire. • ••• • 'dram • whereyourbreasts stoppeitheimpetuous at- . ,s.. It is recomnietided to Brg-ARM.. IlDriftste i • • killegrammes and upwards; - °lir tempts it theenerny fopenetrate into Bohemia, I put for hit in.. co nsolidate and organisetheir•arvictlie( l i ti d eva 4: importations of smaller,quantities remaining the same Minister of the Interior, the regulatiossA, to . be , esta - up solemn thaokegiviegs to the Almig hty ~... a nal service; to assign.thweifiyernrsrirtra . ", • , L. , 5 ,..1 ': • t its are • decreed by the general laws. 'Wished in We' prison. - - ' - ' finite gooduess to us . Your constant companions, ' .. ... .........:.,.„.. • the field ;to cause notice to 1 . A .. 1 yew to ratty i ii i i i:s •'.. aII I P 241 h. The laws of th r 30th August. 1791, 4th " .6. .11elides_the account whi4.ll4lll'-lse tettireed. mirage valour , pa ti ence , and love of the faian, Oil, - 9 A e A . vidual of or indiatiAnT of his' lace' f ender; le t Germinal, year 2, 14th Frectidor, year 3, 9th Flo- to us monthly.of the state.of this prison, in all the your couetry, orowneu you arterwarus sakkh .ite , .w• .. ,tha t ~.1 iti,.4..,„. setae, .. n 4 :if f i r . ~.1 . .....,._ real, year 7, and other laws and regulations relative. Reports of tern Minister of . the Interior, a Commis. laurels - opened the crates of Paris gave its peace "Mt in "" a authl / n a 4 ' 14P e ?. afforded' 'Soldiers - The sweet pleas ' ar - e•of returning ‘, fttith i n is eSperea i tid• rate . eri Is tr 4 •to customs, shall continue in force, except • where sloe, composed of a - Councillor of State and two an d ~ P W thus Or &nisei! anil - notified i ..., 'they have been repealed by other laws, or are con- Masters of Requests, and one ' Composed of .threet.crowned with glory to their country. It is grat‘til teary to the present enactments. Members of our Court of Cessation, shill each of for your services and • your labours-in its name 1 . c l o v m he m n en ii- rd ille todt ' the ofli g ars' aisiirdiat' to T O ‘ io", i l o i l s i ,,,i ' assemble at least three tietes a _Vet* Cor, iirsirate; r . ' TITLE iv.-SALT. - • theist "visit; twice a ' year, this prison, 'in . ell 'lts 'de- ` thank you, and in its name I congratulate you 'on meta . ; and tftat times sand; Oki* beds:digitated f a , .. ; 35th, The tax •on Salt shall be levied'unlil the Ist tails, and shall make known to us the result of their your return to your country. Your heroic deeds ~.. kite n'on-commiselbited splicers" and d ates to 'of January, 1815, at the rate of four decimes per observations, Which shall be 'written in the . register •have always been objects of my attention" : st adds, that to afford to all ta i4 ffi- ikillogranne.s.--From the date of. the Ist of January of the prison. The Director -(; general and the In- His Majesty . then 9 emploiccl stt,a..tracs ;dont .i m il s „• for the same Obtliolti; are t lief Innipetent TO e . pa this tax shall be reduced to three . decimea per killo- spectors .shall be warned of the coming of these cers,- Subalterns, soldiers, maimed in the last glori-1-- d .e 4 t 1161 Perantgab 11 11 •gramme. , . .• Commissioners, to he enabled to give all the general - ens war; both those who have already retired, and .• ,- • 4 1" ) 26tb. The deduction of five per cent., enacted by and particular information they may wish for. those who • shall still retire, on account of their i I cipline. , •- The -Commender in . Chief has repeateillyna SO • Art. 12, of the Decree of the 11th June, 1806, for . "7. The Director-Generel shall give, at the end I wounds, and have no more than the usual pensio ns. ; upon tile'niffithi'llo equip 'thenistiiiis vilift . .ai l i nie • ' e. as it enjeitted. upon them by he coteitirutinit • * .44 salt procured from salt marshes, is raised to ten of each year, a moral and detailed account of thela more speedy way of applying to his Majesty, he I ag. I. taws. li . e trusts.the emergency which threaten per (Tire. for that which is sent to its destination de ‘. state of the prison, and of thereceipts and expences.ihai appointed a Special Committee to examine their i 'te.treque, conformably to the enactment of the 14th : Thia account, verified and approved by our Minister I petitions, and lay them before him without del ~ I mediate i cannot fail to awaken to this important duty the ie, ass . ,am Article of the same regulation.' • of .the Interior, shall be subMitted to our inspection, i - Moscow , Avg. 29.0 ion of ever &triode 'at' L-011 th e 24th. tin, stew Miss' eni atte ntion y p Kum wh0.44 1 1 . 0 i was put up, on the high steeple of St. Jolui'S Ch a utell leets , d it. a 27th. There shall be granted. as a deduction in .and.inade public. • the fabriratioe of salt made in salt-houses, where the i 64 8. We reserve to ourselves, with tho.idvice of • here, which was damaged by the attempt-10 bioleltalse I It is recommended to the Association gEteetpfs. : •' s'' : hitherto !leg ; ; . . . . : . si : ergartioed in the city. of New York, to attend toi l .. ": • salt is prod. cal by the action of fir:', ten per cent. lister Chancellor, the power of remitting any pant of ; the Kremlin. .,. ...,/' provernent in discipline as often as possible. •••••••- In the profit of the salt-maker ; and this is to be in- ; the term of the imprisonment of such convicts, as 'VIENNA, SEPT. 14.--4-Ministers of HigliA ' Vita ' ' , o f the deductlant . of five per cent. en- ; shalt have given reason to believe, by the regalatiiy i Powers will reside at Baden, and come lei •irerne to Any p'. of these cor s or other associations of peen • • dependently i. , lord by thsepovthaser at the time of carrying it of their conduct, that.their morals are so amended Vienna to the conferences. - .... •.•- •• i• ,citizens, who may wish to parade and beiinapaiiii • `.i l st , • A the division on Tuesday ! will report theme*, • away, pursuant to the 12th Article of the .11th June, that they may be restored to society without heron- 1 COPENHAGEN, Sm. 16.-On the 44th. Aug. Ms i with , - .of. in Gan;Stevensi and he is directed to assign deo g .., As 1 1E06. ••. - , ~, :- .• . i venience, and for the advantage. : Majesty signed an Act announcing his cession 28th. The mode of ;opm/intending * salt-honses ' " 'the Duke de la Rochfoucault, Peer of France, ileligoland to the Crown of Great Britain, and re- • •i'w and Mu Chief cennot omit tit 6 ''' '. l •k 40 ' . l ,ttilt, and have then' inspected. .. - . z relarise•to the ,f abrication etsalt, &C • shell be fixed is appointed Director-General of the experimental leasing all the inhabitants in general, and the civil. - Al*C°lnal. .a . . u pp er ; of exhortiag the militia, and hti fellow-01A. by a settled rule of the public adm i n i s t ra ti o n . , prism'. .. and military officers, &c. from their oaths of allegi. ,labltY . I , tens of the Southern &strict generally, to arm theta. • 10 •. Seth., Contraventions. of . the law of the 24th April, 66 M. Le Baron de Lessert is appointed Adjunct, once.. and turn their. attention. ,iinmeiately and ar. . 4 •. - , Reece, shall be cognizable by the Justices of the acc, Ike; • I HAMBURQH, Sem 23.-The King of Saxony will, ' se l ves, . . the same , aiently to.mititary instruction and discipline; ant i 44 L i , • ' Reece, in whose districts the.offences are committed. " seet..9, OW , . ''it is said, return to Berlin and occupy • , I . iren!ws the instruction upon the Commandants of Oa • s iiieeThe Sine, of 1(X) trans, decreed by the 57th Article . 1 • •'• • .......... : apartments as formerly, in the Royal Palace. •• . tipf the said law is individual. • PAM, Sm.. 26.-The persons' attached to the ,I. militia of Rockland, Westchester , King ' s, Qa . . ; I.IOTTENBURGH, SEPT'. 13.-Last Sunday their Ma- : . „ . Iticnnimea, and ge, ffk counties , to hold ;heir •' diffeientiervices of •• the Court have received, it is -. '•3oth if the,fraud be committed by three persons, ra , • jestki and the' Duke of Sudermansa honoured . the for Fontainei and hi readiness to take the fiat at is MM. ~. , A g e pore conspiring together, they. shall be indepen. said, orders to-set out in a few days Ball given b y - the Magistrates and 'Citizens, .at the ' equil Pet i t bleau, whither,. it is - thought his Majesty will k .•. ; . , ! ment's 'warning, -.. .. • .; i t i AMA); of the confiscation of the salt, vehicles of con - l a -' a Freemason's Lodge. • , . journey. . • Ilitgoote,,,tiod the s seperate fine of not • less 'than '2OO, „ • . sed a .. , 1• sTocKHowd, SEPT . 12.-On the 10th. his Royal •- By a t "; I ;r• thP ---;CPla man dai ; in Chief, • 1 / .• .. tlt is thought that the Congress of ,Vienna wilt) lINTIIONY Liat If Afd-de•Cispb! I ;and not more than 500 francs, condemned toan im.: Highness the Crown Prince arrived borer to thiein- •' • • - (tiVe a l - ..... . t . :establish in Germany an 1 uniformity ..prieenreestt •ef. mot less than fifteen days, and , net if "in • al*. . expressible j o y of the inhabitatitss I •- -- te Only two month,. .• - - ,• .. .: _ weights. -- - . -.. • I Baron Tots; General Baron Adlercrea F tl e : d itt r 4 h O l f I : . lira ar. `• . . 31st. Thelpenalties decreed by the preceding Ar, It is not only at Rome that all the monastic orders ''. Th 7 e 7l COmma :: nder 2 1 144 n Ctief rieL havi l‘w oo.44ke Ta l e . A iii i tiir g rata 1 the Prussian - . Orders of the Red andl3lack Eagles, „ t u t wen d i fi b l ibi, B 4 B o r t i lls c i ty . - , - - exce pt ?rave been gloriously resuscitated; the Reverend l :Cole shall be itillieted upon every individual,. and Admiral thron'Ttike, hare been raised by his ' can oi . „ 4 p i* 0 100 .1 0 .Etwpr o , , , ;g or ribi4 , _.III cases where the offender is to be remanded before Fathers, the • Capuchins of Florence, have also re. : 1...: . : Majesty tothe rank of Counts. . ,ticles„ which . see not wanteditox'• t Air oon private -. 1 . the Correctional Tribunal. • I fumed their holy habit and long beards, and have re- i WAtaslaki, t:e•r- 1.2.r-rOu the Bth, the Russian e ms; and *hitt, *ill be of gierttef4Teetheiritillic in ea, . turned to their Convent'of Montughi. ..., .. 32d. The Overseers of Customs may, conformably _........' ! General Count • Barclay de Telly, with bit, w,hole, r . a.. , ies • hat s ... ~ 1 ... ip . . ~ , 0. Invasion, reqqq A f . ,e,rery in 146Asn aging ar. 1 to the Bth Article of the regulatien of the 11th June, CALAtr, SEPT. '23 .-Lord Stewart, m s A . b*- "" li c l'Staff, exarnitied'everyregiment as it entered the city, whole , , that•destrOtition in his ion will ripest • 1806, search the salt depots within their respective from England to Austria , wired. here yesterday . and saluted Gen. Krasinski, Commander of the Po. - ..... _., 6.00 tothe'Cniemitser f - Mirt ii 6' t the * J with. a numerous suite, and Immediately set o" : - ... 9 . where s u ch of thaoiste ;be; t for use will is I .oistricts. Seizures cannot be made unless there ber ilish Guard, calling out each time 66 the. bravePolishs• l l 4 . ol , o ‘;" at least 50 killogrammes of salt, for which the duty Ms Way to Vienna. • ArMy for ever !" in the Polish language, Whicii . 'trit ! • 1 shall not be paid. These visits cannot be made in .It has been signi fi ed, that the exportation of cattle . answered every time, by " Loug • litre she. Emperor • i received and paitifor. - '"*! .--, 0 : 41 ' ' .: . r l 7 - 7" - •.... ~ inhabited houses until after sun-rise and before sun. tis England is Prohibited. 'the exportation . 1 g ram Alexander, who gives us Poland °On!" • stead -e t uirten 4 bire•Tarit:-Ase. V.. - . set, nor without a municipal officer. In all cases • continues, and returns a considerable sum of money.: I.' , - * The Commander in Chief will ateganise a bates. . , ..-- •,• - . they are interdicted in COBlllllOlfS containing above , ApL-LA-CAPELLE, SW.. 18.•-• By a Decree of KINGDOM OF HAYTI. Non of sea-fistrcitilet upon the •plattSsef orgaiks. . 9 .2000 persons. !•• • . 1 4 thie month the-Pressian Governor Goner!' haeregu. . den 141.. bed..by the Act of Ivan ,fin aelative to - 311. The enactments of the laws of the /4th of Isted the extent of the General Goternflinsll4r din •• . , ~ T eli, p s'" , to actifither byrervitjarland, in tie. .I 4 Will 1806, and all regulations relative to salt, coo. Lower Rhine and the Middle Rhine, its diiision, and I - *CATE lIENRT, MAY 1.-There hare beeri . dis- fenetcof tlie - etty tnithetboni OrNevi York and its ' ~tinue in force wherever they are not contradictory to its internal admini s tration . This Goirernments will ' patched within these eight days, from this port, six- vicinity. Captains, Mates, and aulitirterispeueral the present rules. i henceforth consist of the departments of Meuse and pintos snider Swedish and Spanish flags for. t. The - I *.is l i v ir e d s t , ti n i, n . f i u th• & a y* • ' • y. -41. Ourte, des Furetes de Rhin and Moselle, and deli •- mas and i St.,Bartholomew, and. several 4wedish'aricilijUv r ", will hi ct i m 4104604 . 4►, . • . • • M. Le Baron Louis also proposed the pridet of a . mpan „, _ abecon the subject of liquors, which establishes the Roes. ,'Spanish brig, and galliots for the United Stites of s h a ll h a ll o w. •- . . " 4 , , ~,;,, MADRID, SEPT. 1a2 .-Somtt: military escalations .. America, all hider* with sugar and coffee. - ! . . • any. rem of permits, which documents are made neces-,•V..---... ~ have taken,* place at Ouija. '1 hove severe inestaures The ' following vessels, richly l a d en , sailed the 1 visit,. on the transportation of all liquors front place 9 th• Nitati Yoh, - A 00,29. ~The COmmaider in Chia/ ' •appear to hats pro d uce d the desired effect, tranquil. of last month, under convoy of hie Britannic Ma. . • • . .to place. As wine, cider, or petty, transported fromlis desirestit pY orgittizing a re,gular _corps of. troops If P '' • ..the dwelling of the farmer no duty is to be levied, My hat succepsled so diNoiet. jest 's brig Argo :- Sara 'at two thousand eten, L inClndieg -e nffiCers, for VIENNA, ir.rr. 16.-. Ile•tides the arrival of • rd - - 1 he Knglish brigs Loran anti Cossack, the ; except 25 centimes , the cost of the . permit. The same • ri"S'' Arlie months' service, andletbesceetineed, if san e . and The c•luist do . Nessetrode, an • 'cid .. .Rah ships Thomas and GUNSO,4 the all'ot ilet'v • ; issemption is iv aitt;al to dealers, distillers, and others • Calltlect'aghi g 1 l et toned by the Legislature, for twellie 'months, or teal and the Swedish brig Palmyra.. These six ressels • Atriso wish to transport liquors hematite to anot h er . ,in The Cowl Gazette of yesterday, the same &ring the war. tie will allow the Mnio.pay to the has also published, that -several .othet Pieni , tL will proceed to Jamaica, where they will join a large. •In other oases a transport ditty, , cotifornsably to the officers as is allowed to the officest of the army, ea sties, viz B arne s Reid de Calfenberex. ..a i the . -tatenvoy for England. When we consider the very; • Tariff attuned, is to be meted. The necessary at- to addition of two dollar' per month to nott.counnits Baron TorithelearrPAl- short time they remained in port to effect the sale or Jarritements follow to preveut fraud on the revenue, Crawl Duchy of Baden ; theas' t onitiofficers, musicians, and privates, in lieu if toil,' for Hesse D armsta d t ; Prince Dislgoreoky, their cargoes, and take their lading in return, and loss to the.proprietors. Cti ; " ntraveatiops of this andl bounty and. 'clothing; with such other encasing*. ' Baron Ilagren, for Holland ; the Deputtis from when we think dO the quantity of produce which is , law are punished by cosifi:cation of the liquors . melds is the Legislature may, be pleased to grant. Lombardy, who *nixed here the Itth and ISM,' are still in the magazines of this place, independently of 'The organization of •companies, regiments, and id • seiSed, and a fine of front .100 to 600 (mita. Du- . i nto ,the Marquis Malaspina and M. LeensSenazarosttom those of Government and the present - critp now ga.. ties are to be levied on the entry of liquors the brigade, will be according to the United States '-• . Pavia; tire Marquis Louis Capriani; from, Mabisia ; shorin g, but not yet brought in, it may be easily con- towns, as well as on the sale by the dealers, 'andresulation, and the uniform will he pikided by tie ... Count Joseph Pierra•Porro, from Coosa ; alselliar. ciived its whit a very fl ourishing state agriculture iii , •.•,... a t. Tr,- lull regulatiorrs which can be only iiiteresiiiig to' the corps, plain and cheap. r'' -inhabitants of Fronoe• 'lli° Tariffs containing the . Quis Louis Datiaud, Count Mt:outsell' Spatla,".`'from r and how very l ucra ti v e the commerce of this kingdom The Commander i n Chief will ccititrideifon ibe oil. cers as soon as the corps shall he enlisted. Their • **wont of the duties to be paid have not arrived.- : Cremona • ; Count SilsO . Maritinengo and M. Ilya- iis to foreigners, as well from' the pro fi ts which they . ,make there, as the facility of dispatching their voi- la the city of Paris, the d•ity imposed instead o f . cintlie .linmpiacci, from Brescia. '. • " Cervices will be confined - foe - the present to the de- : tha existing one is on the hectolStreooof bottled wine 14Iteueiss, Seers 18.-Madame Lucien -Bears- i Sale promptly. - - •' : - fence of the sea board of the State of New York; . parte arrived here yesterday afternoon. . She only! It is mentioned in a Hayti Gazelle, that, "on the; and *they will be subject to the orders of the Come : • 18 francs, of will@ in casks 10 francs, of cider or perryst frames, of plain brandy, 22 degrees and un- I stopped. half an hour. , 23d of February a body of rebels, amoutiting tobee niartder in Chief dcais State, until provision may be 411 w, 1•5 brew ;of bottled brandy, cordials, acc. 30! BANKS OT THE MEIN, SEPT. 17.-The eojef of -tweet' Band 1,500, were attacked in Fort A..... • ' Sah°nriit. made ether..ise. ... k AViis - I the new Constitution for the free city of francs. A dory of 2 (tants per hectolitre is also has been officially published, with a preface by PrO.lassault, and either killed or captured most of the i qmPosed on the br -wieg of strong beer, and I franc i . reosioir #.i ' AVQ. is.] -04 ; • tensor Arndt. It appears from the details given, th at garrison. A larger body of rebels occupied pa r . • per liectelitre on small beer. Both for breweries. nd i Arrived the priiiteer schooner Syrest,- Capteis • s- there have beet! successively published four Lets .eux.Criines, to which Fort'Sabourin was a sort of e• 'l , • !Al6t i U e ries licences are necessary, for which 10 francs Chase (fate Stubbs) 'of from a Cruise of , of Constitutions for 04 city of Frankfort; a that i-outpost, and these have been greatly wea k ene d and :ft* a e $ Baltimore , must he paid ; they must be renewed yearly. Persons .........ays .1 Ism this pert. the: first, prepared, a mixed Committee : all ' inthisidated by its fate. With this exception, Haytk on elan 12th of July, near•the Brie's': Channel, the . who brew for the consumption of their families are - I se•-,,' ' subject to the same taxes as professional ea-. brewers, classes, was the best 4 ablate met with °lsaac on appears perfectly tranquil and happy, full of loyalty...B .re'; captured his B r it ann i c Majesty's tatter JAW/. a. •copt the expense of licences. different sides. 4 ,. ,to its sovereign, and enthusiastically attached to its' ‘paig,Captaiii LonAiter, utter a close drove or near. • in which Mr. E. Allelr,'First Lira- r '- A bottle.of • any spirits' is taken at a litre, 100 of FLORENCE., Sari . 13.-An extraordinary ter , ne* Constitution, its laws and independence;. .t ra tt'h nisr , ear ly , - • which make an hectolitre. • has this . moment announced to us thee' proachlb ar. ' • - • tetiint was Shot through the heart , and, five 'Maui . .-- .. . .- . rival of 'his Iniperial and Royal Oilm,be., ... • ---.... . 4MIiRICAM PAPERS. •, . • . . before the cutler- struCk, Captain Stubbs was shot i .-si loved Sovereign, who set out from Vine& the Sth of . T 146 following Ordonnance has been published at • . . •, , througlothe head by to grapo-allot; ; both expired in. Ilpalts-on the subject of Penitentiary Houses:- this mouth and is proceeding towards Twieeny. NEW ADMINISTRATION. "". : scantly . 1110, 4re/t r ick! tires - mo r n. naiad : et!, one . . . , 4 ' LOVIS, &c,.-Wishing to establish in the prisons i I. g . , , . New Yoga, AUGUST 28.-As it is evident to er, whom.ks almtlead. *The cutaihad emit wean& . ed,. but aone Oiled ; she was - ManttedAtaci ordered ' Lei our kingdoin such regulations as are proper to • DUTCH AND .GERMAN AMPEIRS. . all the world, and must be so to themselves, 'warn from the vicious courses the criminals con. -rem.-- - a. -11 - • that the " present Administration of the. Ame- 'fbr this Oft.' -• • ••' sk ... , . . !drivled to the chains by the sentences of the Tri- BetesseLe, SEPT. 24.-His Royal •Pliiiiless the' vicatt Government are wholly incompetent to t butte's, and prepare them by order, labour, and i Prince Sovereign set• oat yesterday - aftermonw for 'carry on the . war, or making an honourable and N. k %.e.• will not resign, ' rates dull.; inferitif Mielititkait 2s.'elteaperi Foreigilraa* CottOiXesrAittGe, 'SEPT': St6- I The WheaVet toad- •llletal mod religious instruction, to become peaceful I Maestricht. After haying visited thiesierportent Speedy peace, and as it is found they -and useful to society when they shall regain their I place, his Royal Highness will ascend the left bank 'some measures must be adopted. to save the country. to 'l. B w i e jibt a tup hin e) 's ii r it* . to rather - Senn .iiherty ; anti wishing to insure the success of the el' 'the Meuse, to Namur, whence hewill resit& to • A pol4ictil writer crocuses , that a partial change of sale, there beleg a tiei hvbarrivals.• 4 - arilifes . ie • thr general establishment which we project, by an -ex- Charleroi, Mons, and Tourney. Preparations are the Administration be proposed, and insisted on by tame. • • ,• • • s 4 / 1 ' xi I. ••• • , t:. • Pti• J' , ,f t , per i m p li t w hich Shall leave no uncertainty remain- every where made to receive him. Several eltiestwill all parties. The sacrifice will not be a great one. ! Wheat ikiitisisj.......(lll .13i lints 46 * I -tog, concerning either the general or detailed ad. have the honour to give him , brilliant f e t e s, i ~ - Two of the Secretaries are known to be at swords ' r t itto • ( " e 'r i) . ji ` 4/ t, Ar.r ditt o ve (..i..•1”........ ;AO KA sib. Ls. 46 40 ' 'ministration of these plans, we have ordained as fol. , The,lnteudants of our Maritime Department fume points ; and an O ffi cer high in military command has Barley. • t ., „......„ . ,:ja liln Old ..... " 11 '2' i......:- - t just been officially imformed by his Eacellency Baron 'publicly declared his opinion,that there were mid- New ditto ..s.••••-•••-••• - 2.Jit" '..'"` ''' :4-:• • 32 S 6 'lowa :- 44 Art. 1. MI prisoners condemited for crimes by I Vander Capelen, that, according :to orders dispatched terns in the army who would execute the dati f Malt , . ...OD*. 11. rme ditto •• • •..4 1 / 4 0.• •- es o w h i te pens Ditto bo il er ...so., -- - 1. ZAIeA x I M. . - • .... el 6 32 ! af t,swilets of the fribunals,and under 20 years of age, by the British Government to alt ports in Eagatiod, Secretary of ,War better than Armstrong-another New ditto .., .-- i i c. ....A..... th4W ' 1t• ' / 0 , r , is.: ) -stsecrated by the greater part .of the taken without selection from the prisons of the capi. the Belgian shill} under Dutch colours will eitjOy ;SACretary t t i t eatone 4 ••• , ( 1 f." l ' .tat and Ilk surrounding departments, shall • be as- the same adeantagesae ore granted to Datel'eassele, .oieera et-Msdepartment 1 ; and none of them have Grey Pe" ...e. " . " .. " . ... 5 0.a.1606 3 ii •gentle(llll# prison which our Minister of the In- ' GENOA, SptT. Ilsoo.lt 4-affirmed, Oats co tosna-wall any claim ess•the politic. in the room a the present +l.OlNr- SMITHFIELD •MARKET.-. 2 ' ' -4 ,,,,, ri ..,....-. . I. 'Orin' . shall appoint. be four kin . gdouit jointly, via. Piedraeat,,,Letusbae- i ncum b en ts , It is propose d ' that RUIOs 'Kin be in- ,• ' To sten tietii '.. 4 ' ' 1) 011, ,r sten/Poi St e ll i S P - 1 - "2. The 'rector-General of this experimental dy, Tuscany, and Naples; also font Renseatic 4 free 'eked to take the Foreign oil . m me ; r. Cheeves, of Beef ... ss. 44...5t, ds.' ors: `Head of taiittelltnair • • • •rrisotl AA be named by us; he shall be charged cities-Venice, Genoa, Leghorn, and Aflame, , The South Carolina, 'the Treasury Department • George MullOa ..ss. • Ov. to' 6+. 0.1.- &Oats . '.0..k '• • 1 •with 4be supovintendance, and general direction of free cities will have ncrother territory than Vanlien. Brooks, to be Secretary of W 1 7 .11 S - 1 Veal ... 64. nit. to 7L .4.• flt* t. .-.' • ... ..,, az; and Mi. Lloyd, • p•fftt ....6.. e.f. to 79. Ott. • c • -I ,'-lat .the-poliee, labour, instruction, and administration in , That; of Genoa will be divided. betweswGeoomand Set:retail of the Navy. • • tt . _ ••• 1 Lamb . ~.6i. Od. to is. eat, 'Pew .-..i... .ci .... '1.4 4 L= lOll , the prison; he shall recommend to • the nomination the Dtichy of Parma. This report,- Wldelt le. ' I - . ln thistle* of peril tcrthelebinntrY : tit ' '' , ere is no Hit IC-SIERKEit. - 41 out Minister of the Interior an adjunct, if he ; generally . spreeil in our city, has (Instil a v dl . daglit, 'WO11•4010 11 611,1110114beir 'booklets- I o %Oink fit to choose one, and sic inspectors, charged ale sensation illitii. The pods Of Se .So w The Att • ustubtrailow Slew *mild :Waite awe? ' •- - el. 0 .• ' l 4 to ,71.• th.. 4 oe. *raw ••••• u. He. •eft. ti 4 41. fe. Od4 . .•• . . - . .. . , . . ... . . . . . .. , . , • • . ....• . . . • . - ::,-,, .. • • • • . . - . 4 ,. ' .. • ,-- -.-.:.. : , -.- ....-.--- - v ;,• - - z. ~•, -, , „ , ':!. ~ '.•-•;„ ~ .-if . . ~. , . .. ~ , = . ttl lb 0 M