The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-25 00:00:00

Til . ....- . • . , ........ - _ .N. ' • „ . . 4 r • ) 1., ; .." . ..•' - - . . . ~.,....,.•..... , • .....- . • . % t.......:51‘.114...? vim.... l' ::' 1 „6 1.? : 44,. ;• • i • liil. 1\ .t 7 • No. 302 T. THEATRE ROYAt. DRURY.LANK. T HIS precent . EVENING, Oct. 25, the 'r Majesties' Aercstnts • ili pedants • TII WI LL. Albion M inteville. Mrs. Mardyn. T•• will he n•liird, THE MAGPIE; Or, THI: MAID DF PALAISEAO. rencipal ehararters Iry Mr. Moicarr,....Mr. newton, Mr. Pope, Mr• Baruaid, Mr. Knight, Miss Krily. Thersdav, Hamlet. friday. Lovers' VOWF. 6.tordas, The Ilttgars' Opera: Polly, Miss Nash, from Hath, her 11151 ailrearatfe. so be opened at bat. past Sc. o'clock, to he tin at tall' oast pi Nogeg. is. ; Mer•ved Price 33. Ss. 6d. ; Second ?Tire. Ss. r Gal Lowelery, Is.; Second Price, le.—Upper G,llenrlt Serf.n4 Pike, 64. THFA.TdE-KovAL, coviorr °ARDEN. T present EVENING, Oct. 25, will •erf. r•sr AS YOU LIKE IT. Orlantlo, Mr. C. Kemble; Rasalit , d, Mrs. Altop,.ber thin' appearance. Ti whirl; will he aided. A new Grand Ilistnriral Melo-nratna, called JOHN DU BART, OR TUt VOYAGE TO POLAND. Thursday, The Game-ter. [ Friday, As You Like li. a.. 1,1, is. ; Second Price' Ss. 6d.—Pit. Is. 6.1. t Seroni Nee, 4.—Lower Gallery, Sh. t Second Price, Is.—Upper Gaiters. Is.; Second Price. Flares far the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-office, Hatt-street, from ten till four. A Private Rn• may he had nightly, on application to Mr. Brand-n, at the Box-office. TM' 4'TRE-ROYAL COVENTAARDEV. rpuE NEW SUBSCRIBERS to this TIIEATRE nr- respectfully informed, that the PAYMENT of the YEAR'S ANNUITY, dee at Michnelmnelaet, wili v umenee on MONDAY, the 90th lost., TUESDAY. the abs, Si EDNESDAY. the. lit of November, THURSIJAY, the Yit , far' FRIDAY, the Stl, and every succeed•ng Wednes dm, from Twelve to Three o'Cloek, at the Treaairer's Office, Bow-street. "PERRY, No. 1, HOLBORN-BARS, strongly ter nron•nds to the e.,nsideration of hic Friends and the Tubl•e. the prep-nt attractive LOTTERY, rich beyond farmer example, and a Grand Novelty, without any veer dent, the ?abbe in th:. Lottery• having an actual Chance of all the Money in o t.fro.s. of 40,000 Tickets, ih,ugh the present Lot tery ennitting only 13,u00 tickets ; and h a to boast of io Three per Cent. CV1L.01.5 'r 'tree Prises of 4 7 0.003 Four - O. OJ roice -4, .60 Light 1,000 ke. &e &e. An of which may be Dr ...n the 7th of NEXT MONTH, NO V E•I 8F.12. PFIt KY ads ;,tes his trirtlds and the I'nblie to mike an t'a• Anse ..*Ms truly Fortunate Office as abase, its Tit kris and Shares will become Scarce, :sod cutneyeently a4t retre in Price. *.i PERRI'S [WET OFFICE IS THE CORNER 4- HOUSE, HOLBORN-NAM. TIIE t) N g i r ri O F R I ST cti O N V )6; 66 11,1. TUESDAY, 7TH NOVEMBER. 3 P. Vies of £fri.o)o 4.... Prizes of 8t.10,000 MAY ALL Bl' DRAWN. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 9 .. Prizes of .. £511.0110 vs. Cent. Consuls ‘1.50.(100 4 4.3'0 ditto 12,033 4.CW Plias of £I,00(, 8;00, £ lOO, '13 1 9% £ l O O . &e. 60 ". Makiog a gr.:nd Total (in St•wk .nil Money) £314,40. 1 , •'!:eli may sill he drawn aantdor the .5,001 Tiawo,. Porclin-ers 1....cis have the udvantage of all the Rite in the 5r.; tins his ;already ;added to the Value of toe Sloth Fr i5... 4 . n Pr.-mhos of lance th , n FOl/ RT I.! THOUSAND POUNDS! and i> increa,rag tinily. Tile II .Idyri boat of Tickets and SIT se., will hove th.- option of receiving the Value, however high the Funds nay rive, IN MONEY ON DEMAND. fi kris and Shar..s ore brliiaz by the Contractor, 81911, •Iv ,, lter, 4, Carnhilit anal 9. Chating•Crima, ; nip. Slotted :inn Sold, in she Lottery drawn in Jails, 2.07, a P.:zr of £lO.OOO, rigid in the Lottery drawn in April, ALL th , of .C:10,000, &c. Ste. 6 AR. A. BRADLEY, ' Middle NeW.st rel . ', 11l Gough-square London. will sati4y the most .crutmlows a s ra,.• ras to the aahenticitv of a Friend of hied. riy big greet.' l fieurhi ft o.n the COR DIA I. BA LM of GI LEA 11), ia a .evere 1 di ot der of the Reruns!, bilious, and flatulent kin I, with w Well In. 1. 01 keen long alflieted. Yr. 1: PPCICY, High street, flirmirighati, conches f,r the 1 in; pr,i,l4- cure of a Gentleman long in a deep Decline, having t t 01...., Est! hottles of the Cordial Halm of Gilead. Tim ,pirit., i st:e::11.. Had appetite of the young MAI were visible and v ry in !:.:iatt.. ittipmcett t and Its roldintting the use of it a few • het , .. Wirer. he ilia.. with Roe. hl. , .ing. aid to the great 1 c.. , tail and n.toni-heaent of his family mid friends. restored to r viral health. fir. It Boothrovd, of Pontefract. reports of a man in that t nr.i2,ithmb oo l, about the age of thirty. vs lin had tile appear ' Imre .ifiaheuring under that mist daogernos di.rase, t he Phthisis Pol.r.o,a.is, or ro t erpription. He had a considerable degree of 1 kt;if fever, p‘Ortee nie.ht-sweat., expectorated mttell, ond was C reduced to a Mole of extreme debilit s . Davieg had the hest the.lierd advice he errtild preture, without ohlitriri...e, relief, he h•ta reroor,e so she .Ca • r dia I Who of alea.! ; persevering in she I u.'i of il,all the ntsfavotittilstestroptoins gradually abated , and he I Ca. all:timed a vi ,, itroll• It .IC of lieiilth (itco'r.t•uesti !Security ngoiwit (',.llollolfeitii. besides n saving' of . One Noah. ia E.aer. The Cordial II ,I ri of I iilead is • , 1•111 in 1 brides. PIK , 11 4 . each; or she gnaifi It t.l filar in one ['wilily I Bottle for 31.. im which one 11‘. bottle i. , ased, dui . incluled; Cie mann, of w hirb horns tiro Proprietor's alone and ittl4:ross in I tic rngravieg, s• Sarni Solon) , 0, Liverpnol;' to imitate 'shish t I ' 1 . 101 . y ; and this priii liege of a 1 ar tcular set of plot., for his r AI , Ibrf , ha- beer, granted to Dr. Sulu:ante. by favour of his NI a jeat , II•MOUSaIlle C. 011.11161411 ,ers of Stamp Defies, purposely P to , retile the Patio agaiost C ititterreiis t (tote else are genuine. . Sold lit Salim I Lei-.h, No. 15, Strand; Sutton nod Co. (late 3 hurry 8 " 511 11hm). ll.tw Church...lrd; Bacon ana Co. No. J5O. 11. ford -Wert, L 'Woo; Brodie and Dowding, Salizhury ; II A .• Sn.lla. Perfumer. Not th Bridg.., EdinburA:t ; Nlartio heette, t = , o. 6, Coll e g e green; at niiViSl.ll%, No. 1, Parliament-street, h . " l of Mrs3r.. F. Neu leis-% nail S AI, Dublin, and retail, by all sr , •"'Acitte Venders in the United Kingdom. . 3 Some Disorders have b. in many ) Cr.eAr. in proceeding to such a . egr..e of mali gn:wet it. ra.inin he eradicated in a i few weeks : . r uerefore it I. in order to eilentirnge stead) perseverance in 111 C up of proper means that Dr. S aniline tins adopted the plan of Lis Boxes. with three large $.1.. Family Bottles, coutaintrig tse (motility of Twelve at I b. packed IV .. , fr C,r the room 's'. tor a Five:o.aind hawk -note, by which 11. I'2, is saved; vide " riaide in lisvai t h." 1. As Dr. Sol ----,'. Pra•-•:-e. i. become so Brent and ex tire enuriderulile when con,ulted II written case, , , or in) order for medi isare, are required be obtained at nay small t•ura.: of motley, letter, should . , for Dr. SoWhim, ' Gi portage." on As Dr. Solomon's Practice k now becom tensive, that hi, con•tatit engagements requi portion of his time and attendance, he expect the tsit d compliment of Osfe Pound ; hist all tf letters of advice, mid unaccompanied triih in eine and remittance. to t c answered sit his lei! to enclose onl) Half a Guinea. Drafts mxy I 11 ; Post office, paj able at Liverpool, fur stun hhirh is a sure mode of conveymce.—Surh k • si.feiv. he thus directed:—" Money Letter. lead House, Oat( Liverpool raid dfflibk P' . • - 1111 .111111ft a .... . • • - • 1, LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1815. BOOKS PUBLISWED THIS Der. P. ire 9.. hoards ' E NEIV CONSPIRACY T ILE THE JESUITS DETECTED and ROI EFLY'EXPOSED; with a short Account of their lu butte , n.nl Ohaem.lions on the danger of S)stenv , of Edac,.ti... indepriu'ent of Religion. By R. C. DALL AS,: Esq. This Volume nls3 contains some Onservntions on Sir John Cos Ilippisley's "Alarm, et the Re.torat t oe of th e O r d er o f Jesuits." Printed for James Ridgit ay, Plc.-stills. Fourth Edition enlarged, with a Coloured Map of the Field of Battle, showing the Post:ion of the Allied and British Armies, a Lid of the Killed and Wounded, ttc. ;nice 6s. AN ACCOUNT of the BATTLE of WATER LOO, fought 18th June, 1815, a ith n Coloured Map of the Field of Battle, showing the Position of the Allied and French Armies, a List of the Killed end Wounded, nod no Ap peudis, contn g the British, French, Prussian, and Spanish official tat a BRITISH OFFICER on the Stuff, Who held a Comm oil .n thin memorable Day. * * 4l To.prevent disaio.oiatment, be pleased to purticulatise the Account by a Staff Officer. Printed for Jam . Rillgssay, Piccadilly; also, 1. 81E1.V HOYLE, or a General Repository of Games. By Charles Pi nt, h .q. neatly tcnitid T. An ESSAY on DIET nod REGIMEN, ^a indispensable to Recovery of firm Ilenith, eqtrei. Ily to the studious, deli cate, indolent, and invalid; with appr,ipriiiir Cases, awl a new mode of Exereiie. By J. M. Adair. M.D. 5.. 3. Mr. GREG'S SYSTEM for the MANAGEMENT .of HEAVY and WRr L DS, without SUM si ER FAL LO WS, under attic.. a large Farm is Ilertforilshire is kept per. fectly clean, and is made pr'wluclive; with the End of Thouet's Method of extirpati. g the Fly T ~nips, wilt Plates. ss. This Day is publi•hed, in Five VW+. Lou price 2.51. DONALD MONTEITH, THE HAND SOMEST MAN OF THE A'iE. Novel. Bt SISLIN A DAVENPORT. Author of " The Hypocrite." " Sons of the Viscount end lintaghiers of stir E •rl." &c. Printed fat A. K. Newman owl ('o. Le denhall-street. Where to is be had, pis( lisped tilis Summer, FAMILY ESTATE; or Lust mid Woo. By Mrs Ross; S vols. Isls. LADY JANE'S POCKET. By the Author of Silvanella ; 4 vols. 22.. DISCONTENTED MAN. B) A. F. Holstein; S volt. 16s. 6d. YAM : or, a View of Nature. fly Mrs. Peek. Second Edition; 3 vols. 189. BAROZZI; or, the Venetian Sorcetess. By Mrs. Smith; 2 vols. lii,. BARON OF PA ',CON BERG. A Ito nonce. By Bridget ; 3 roll. 159. TREACHERY. A Romance. By L. S. Stanhope; 4 vols. 29.5. HAYES'S CATALOGUE OF BOOKS, with c• ibid. 'Able so-% t c Cirte c esidently of the different hi alien's of tem ton g in voriiitt- In g ageq a.very ample Codeetioo of Cloak:a. It. decal, no.l Crrt.e.tl Literature. to he ~old at the pricer primed in lbw Catalogue. at No. A, King-street. t.ove•it- it arten. ratntoglie!i, price 29. M. to hr had as ab .v. of the its of Oafo.J, Catahridze. and the priatipat town, of PIIEMI.AJJ. 11101POFEiSOR BARON BLEI ZACII, of Prus sia, being nnw the sok possessor of tlii• c lebrnted S)1 ian Remedy, is happy to idler it to lite Brilt.ii Pliblir. It is usrd in till derangements of the d tstinci ive organs, of the spine, of the Hodder, and of the Woks ; after nceoueltentem, and h ehlorosis. . . . It effectually removes pain or weakness. or irregularities produced by such derangements ; ton:11, sterility, g tttttt rrbrea simplex, and fluor : - .lhto. Occultly penetrative, fictively ssinpathetie, intensely cor robrirant, the extraordinary and etqui,i:r proprriir, of PIIEMLAII, or The It •metly ; its II alto endent and plu•lic potency in restoring and in sivifxine; its peculiar produc tive principle— all render it sovereign. unrivalled, and invalua ble. No pain attends it, nor clanger, nor confinement, nor inconve nience. nor (mph- :saw rid..nr. It operates :lb if it was a charm. p lvt of i+ cfferts a cure. I. not taken intern tlly. The diseases ahoyr enumer ited, particularly gonnrrlicel sim ple ..r gleet, and fluor nibu., so fatal to fen,ule-, are iacitrable by onv other means. A packet .fit %veleta an ounce. It ran be end , sed in a let ter, and sent to any clainte. The price of a packet, including duty, is one rund ster ling. No abatement wia he made to the purchaser of it larger quat.tity. PH I.M LAU is sold only by Mr. Martin (Barrio Bleivich's sewn agent), No. Si, Seynninr-place, Bnansion-square, I.nn don, ant no where else, evi ry dav (Susidals ettei pted) from Twelve until Tierce. _ To a Peron al n di4tnnee, tending by post n note for One Pound, under a COVer, dirt vett to Mr. and paving the postage, a pa. ket, Irgally stamped, w ill he sent by pint wider a cover, dirccied in such manner the person may de sire. With each packet a paper of ample instructions is given Or tent. This paper contains also ail account of this most singular, interesting, and inestimable specific, nod of the ncr by Which it has come, exclusively, to the present Pro. prietor. Ti a per:on sending (post-paid) a r‘riiten case and Two P. , unds to Baron ut Mr. klartas, the Baron will send by post his writieu advice in Eneli.h. This ..dvicc if so required, be given in French, German, Spanish, or The Baton may be consulted. pe►sonally, nt Mr. Martin's, • every Monday from Twelve until Three. liis fee on such o r. casions is Five Pounds. Min advice may be milideit in. He has devoted a life of study and research to the important sub. iret. Each Back-note to be sent must he cut into two parts. On the receipt of the first part twine acknowledged by met, the se coral port should he forwarded; amid on the receipt of the second part, the pocket or the advice. as the case may be, shall be punctually trat.smi tad by the returning post. Like mercury and inoculation, Phertilah, nr The Remedy, mnkes au cut i 3 physic—the most iinportant, yefilalop ior Sae Our. Bourdeaux, Oct. 13, 1615. 7 . 4 610 40 • "OP' • " The Caw for mina &Amigos" fell Is the field, and armitEr died on the scaffold/" FRENCH PAPERS. BOURDEAUX, 0CT.16. DIVISION. Pmus, Ocr. V.—The Chamber of Deputies did not assemble yesterday, either for a public Sitting or Committees. It continued occupied in its bureaux with the plan of law presented by the Minister of Police. It is believed the Report will be made to. day in Secret Committee.—(Moxileur.) The following is a list of the Commissioners on the plan of law relative to seditious cries and on that re lative to warrants of detention : Finn Pita tr.—(Seditious cries) M. M. Paramus. /IPPoint ed by the lit Bureaux; J)ebnuville, by the 21; J.-alive.. by the 34; Baran Pasquier. by the 4;h; Bourdeun, by the 51h; Brcquey by the 6 th ; Bones, by the 7th ; Chink!, by the bth ; Ciddentoet, by the 9tb. SECOND PLA m.—(Warrnnte of Delentinn) M. M. Delaware, appo;nteil by the lit Bureau ; De Kergnrlav, by the 21 ; Bel lart, by Ote Scl ; Ahert, by the 4th; Baron de Vitrolle, by the sth ; Pertgnon, by the 6th, Royer Collard, by the hlb ; Blonde' d'Auber, by the BO 1 Baron Camel de la Banardiere, by the 9th. • It is said that the Ambassadors of the Foreign Powers, who will reside at this Court, are, far Aus tria, Baron derVineowt ; fur. Russia, Count Pozzo di Borgo ; for England, Sir Charts Stsert ; and for Prussia, the Baron de Humboldt. Count Langeron has left Paris, to proceed to his Government of Odessa. We were mistaken in stating, on the authority of another Journal, that a detachment of the King's Body Guards was fired upon while passing through the Rue de Rivoli ; the fact was this : three men em ployed in cleansiogn sewer, wishing to get rid of the mephitic gas, and communicate with a column of fresh air, happened •o fire off at the time two or three pistols. Their intentions being unknown they were at first arrested, but soon set at liberty.—(Ga adle de France.) The Commissariat of the British army has not re newed the contract which it made for the subsistence of British troops, and those in the pay of England, now at Paris and its neighbourhood. As the con tract expires in about a month, we may conclude that by that period the English army will have quitted the department of the Seine. The representation given last night for the benefit of M. Telma was very brilliant. That actor sur passed himself in the part of Hamlet, in the Tragedy of that name, as altered from Shakspeare by M. Ducis. The afterpiece was Shakspcare Amoureux. The performance attracted almost as many English as French; and the receipts are said to have amount ed to more than 20,000 francs. The Count de Rochechouart, Major-General, is appointed Comniandant uf Paris, in the room of Gen. Claparede, appointed to the Command of the 2d Mi litary Division. Antoine Cherrey, a journeyman carpenter, ao,d fe derate tirailleur, was yesterday tried before the As- size Court en a charge of having, on the 2d of Aug. last, when the King and the Duchess d'Angottleme appeared at the balcony on their return from Mass, held abusive and seditious language, tending directly to excite the citizens, Ist, to take up arms against Royal authority ; and 241, to revolt against le gitimate authority. The Jury unanimously declared the accused not guilty on the first head ; and by a majority of seven to five, also acquitted him on! the second. A letb r from Bayonne, of the 14th, gives the fol• lowing details :—" Last night 200 of our National Guard, both horse and foot, went out by superior orders, and made a search for some hours in a circle of two leagues in circumference, but the persons they went in quest of were not found. Probably they were in pursuit of some considerable personage; report says that General Clause! is concealed in this district, with the view of embarking for the United States." 'file office of Governor of the Palace of Strashurgh has been suppressed. Since the Roth of March it had been hen' by Gen. Molitor. GENERAL ORDER OFTii E ELEVENTH MILITARY The Lieutenant-General Count ',overdo, com manding the 11th Military Division, being informed that the authors and ringleaders in a seditious move ment which broke forth in a part of the cavalry of the Ex-guard, and which was put down, have tied with their arms and baggage. Considering that it isimportant for the maintenance of public safety that the rebels be delivered up to the Tlibutials, that exemplary justice may be inflicted on them, orders as follows : Art. 1. Every soldier travelling atone throughout the Division without being furnished with .a frail* de route and regular papers, shall be arrested and conducted under safe escort to the General command ing the Department where he is found, who after having examined him shall decide as to his fate. 2. Every horse soldier, whether mounted or not mounted, travelling in the Division, shall be conduct ed before the Military Authorities of the nearest town or commune, there to give such information re• specting himself as may be asked of him. 3. If it appears on examination that his sittuttios is not such as is indicated in the papers of which ha is the bearer, he shall he arrested and conducted be., fore the General commanding the department. That Officer of every department shall communicate to us information of the arrests that may take place in his district, together with the information obtained from the individuals placed under arrest. ( S igne d) LO V IMMO, Lieutenam-Camerai Commanding the lltb Military Dit [blur). lIASIDURGH, OCT. 11.—The Spanish Minister, re sident here, has given in a note to our Senate, in which he invites it, in the name of his Master, to prevent the fitting out of any vessels at our port for the Spanish colonies of South America ; because the ' • ~- .-~!t SELL CT ARTICLES FOR TtIK TOILETTE. ATKINSON'S VE.616 IA KIK PASTE FOR WASHING OR SHAVING. THIS PASTE possesees all the detergent pro. perties of he commas soaps divested of their irritating perniciou. qualities. and it I ffilfidel.giv recommended as the mast e le r 3ll l , i nt " Wei lt. a u ) efiraCil.4l , &MP vete offered to the pub. lic ; • 1 underceptitily e••rreet. all tmperf•cii•as whkh violence or p••-ure may have ocrationed In the texture of the skis. and renders it beautifitHy wait.- owl even; it is particularly we luaci:e for wasliiat Sne eantbries, &c. which the alkali of he c .moron soaps invariably deteriorate; also for rhaving. wne•e the -ki lender, it it an unequalled couiposition.—Suld In Wll4 Gd. each. A rKI NI •ON'S CURLING FLUID for dressing the hair, being ss most (+span snhstst , ste for sills, pow:toms, extracts, &c. Ii mikes the nsieshetst hair ns soft as Ak, iionarts is reviving ottorifernua perfume. and keeps it in earl in exerri•r •r in damp weather. Fur its oeceli •r properties for making the hnur grow, the reader is referred to aw " &say on she flair." in closed with each bottle, price 91. 6d. 7s. tid. ntsd one guinea ends. ATM NSON'S VEGETABLE DYE for changing grey or red hair nn the head, schi-kere, +kr. to' n heateiitul auburn or hlark, so permanent, that ambit% can po,othly remove tt ; pace Its. 7s. 6d. 10,. 6 , 1. and one guinea. Sold by J. At k mann, Pennines.. No. 43, Gerrnrd-street, Soho squar. , ; and by most Pei funirr , , llair-drr•sers, at;d Medicine Venders. Caution—Obser‘e the name of Atkinson en the label, otherwise they eal.niit be genuine. . . . . ' . i • •-- --.-- PRICE 7d. .; . --..--,.y- -.--,nntat..44-N a - [.. ---- -;r - uoc•--..- i i6-:-.---. 4 . I ' . , old laws relative to the commerce of the Spanish co- lonies . o continue in full force, though these provinces d be in a state of revolt. The trade can only be carried • or on from ports of the mother.country. ix , NUREMBERG, OCT. 14.—Yesterday, the 'Emperor If of Russia passed through our city on his way to Bo- :. I . , p. hernia, where he will review the army-corps of Count Wittgenstein, which will, provisionally, re-enter Po- e land. His Majesty will then proceed, by way of o- i Breslau, to Berlin. s .. . . I ly I BRUSSELS AND FRANEFORT PAPERS. ..4 ; 1 "'"'" 4 11.11.••••-• ie. BURGOS, Ocr. B.—The Madrid Gazette announces • et I that since the arrest of Porlier, all is tranquil in Gal- l- • licia. Persons who think themselves well inform ed, 4 ; assert, however, that there is still some fermentatiou. ei ' ht that province; but it is hoped, that it will he Ap. 'teased in consequence.of the disgrace of Escoquis anti n • I Ostnfazza, one of whom is said to be exiled to Car. 1.• I thagena and the other to Alicant. It is with great • • o I • satisfaction that the nation sees those two men re- ' r I moved from the councils of his !Majesty, and it is • ..• is I generally believed that this disgrace is the comulence- ment of a new system, which mill be more satisfac- • A . tory to the wishes of the nation. , g I BRUSSELS, OCT. 20.—At the time of the invasion .• h ! of Holland i n the w inte r o f 1704 by the French ; . 1. , army, every thing was seized that was ra r e a n d co . of ' rime; in the Prince of Orange's Cabinet of Natural. . _. of • 'History at the Hague ; a ll was conveyed to Paris.-.. . i Yesterday and the day before seven ungw.ns loaded 1r I with these precious articles passed through thi. city, ~ ' T Y I escorted by Dutch volunteers, to returoo to the places whence the abuse of victory had removed them. As for the master-pieces of the Flemish school, the WAS . e =. ; taken from Louvain, from the library of the Cotiver- sits , ' from the library of Burgundy at Brussels, the 1 ' - plates of the map of Ferrari, &e. &c. all these are it 1- now packing up at Paris, whence they will very soon . be forwarded. They are expected to arrive at Bros- le sell in the beginning of November. HANOVER, OCT. 14.—The Hanoverian War De. it r. partment gives to all the Officers of the Hanoverian troops in France a month's pai, and a sum of money . Y to each battalion, in order to improve the situation 1. of the subalterns and soldiers. r " HAGUE, OCT. 18.—His Majesty had, by a Decree h of April 6th, 1815, granted a credit of 50,000 h. francs to re-establish the magnificent sluice of the is port of Ostend, and to fill up the cavity which the I I stream had made before the foot of the !deice. i : The difficult works necessary for this purpose were entrusted on the 10th of June to Mr. J. de 1. Redder, and by the care of the Authorities of the Department and of the Board of Works of West 1- Flanders, they have been prosecuted with so much activity and success, that on the Ist of Soptember his i Majesty would witness the first opening of, the sluice, 1 which completely succeeded. On the Gth of October Y it was again opened, and the effect was, that the it sand bank called La Race, to the west of the port, dhad lost a mass of sand 50 meters high and eight a broad 2 for an extent of 300 meters. The effort of ti s another opening, on the 81h, has been, reducing the u bank La Race four meters in height to an extent of 300 meters; the channel was deepened one meter and 60 centimeters, from its entrance to the sluice, and r li a; the strand cet down to the depth of 80 centimeters in its whole breadth. e The re-establishment of this sluice, that of the light. IS house, which has not burnt for so many years, and Y the numerous other works executing or determined ; upon at Ostend, ensure to that port inestimable ad- ii . i vantages, which promise most favourably for the commerce of these provinces. . h / HANOVER, OCT. 9.—A Convention for the mutual it ' d giving up of deserters has been concluded betwest our Court and that of the Electorate of Hesse. A great many Deputies to the States have arrived I here; the Sittings begin en the 16th instant. k. NUREMBERG, OCT. 14.—The Emperor Alexander _ ! arrived yesterday at one P. M. His Majesty was j ! received with the ringing of bells and the discharge „: of cannon—the troops were under arms. His Ma- . '' a! I jesty made but a short stay, and then proceeded on d his was to Breslau, by way of Bohemia. I Her Majesty the Empress of Russia arrived here 4 e yesterday evening, from Baden, with her august e i Parents. -- 1 Two of the Prefects have lately been curiously t mystified, an expression equivalent to the English e phrase, hoaxed. They received letters purporting to i E t come from the Duke de Richelieu. The Prefect of . i Bourdeaux, M. de Toarnonjwas invited to take upon r ; • himself the post of Minister of the Interior. lie set off for Paris on the instant. The Prefect of Lyons, • ,t IM. de Cliabrol, was required to accept of the office - i . ' of Secretary to the Privy Council, in the room of the 1 t • Baron de Vitrolles (whose removal, had the fact been _ . so, would have been a circumstance of deep regret to levery friend to the real prosperity, peace, and hanour a : of France). He came post to Paris, and, we 'believe, e . actually sent his Steward to the hotel of the Llama to . I take possessien. t _ PARIS, OCT. 21. ,/ 1 --.... TUE AUTHORITY OF THE THING DECIDED (L'AUTO.. • RITE DE LA CHOSE JUGCF.) ; OR, A LLTI ER TO S TIIE KING, FOLLOH ED BY HIS DICLABAT:GN.-.. [BY THE .IUTIIOII, OF " A WORD TO 'CDC TWO HOUSES."] I - This pamphlet, with the one which hal j •st pre. i ceded it by the same author, may be cnii.i iteeti as - f . / o the political creed of the whole of the Ultra- an)elist, r or, as it has been well denominated, White Jacobin •: v party. Its avowed object is to combat the Charter, I il. , t - ! )t . . I • • . ...----7 , -....;...____..„.:..,.. . •