The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-28 00:00:00

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EVENING, Nor. 28, their teojeettee servitor. will tHbyt-ma The NP SI (I..Dedy. . political whole, antes, It eon b. date' day ogrwew a t upon • Constitution romwon SO sill 4 it i* 0.. vo.he seen tow the States Oh loner. f• tine to T.sfOr be negotiations for such a (:oss.thotionsl comport.-- This important matter is cleared up nettor than by any other comtnenlary, by the Ro)al Her. titian of the 13th or November, 1816. It is word f..- *o/d as follows: ROYAL RESCRIPT TO THE AISIEHILc wHERETo FIND A FRIEND. The Character: by Mr. Viallnek. Mr. Bartley. Mr. pnwtou. Mr. Johnstone. Mr. Osberrr. Mr. Knight: Mr. Covenev, Mr. Ehsetarth t Mrs. D•tsitan. Ws Kelly. Mrs. Spnrk-. Mrs. sena, In Art a Row hy Mr. Johnsonne. The Pr •Ingue l , be slookeu by Mr. Powell. and the Ptsilague by Miss Kelly. Afar whirls n New Maier. rnlled CALEDONIAN' LAURELS. rn whir% ifitl he edeted, , WHO's WHO? Or, TAI: DOUNI.F. JNIIF3TURP. Eter•evening Otis week, Wheele y tbillndiii Friend. Tie N. be 010111011 ,lit ' ilfar lON Orwelgistoli to he tin !:.If :out lis.. •.. . Bales, 71.- Second Pure 6&—Pit. • lb. 104 aid p r ite,.*. Cower fiallery, iiinundl. Prier, .111noi.4.1.pper 4.1 Sernnd Nrice, 61. ' rri TN NA rtll-110 VA C. ccity KN kit )4: . T prteest EVIMING, Nov. 48 1 win •.. r•••• TILE S'fIVANGER. The Strap'''. Mr. V stung g i . Mci. /tailor, Mils O'Neill. T 4, Abu h will he 444,4. A New emelt titer.. erdiell: ..,; j ; WHAT'S- 7l MAN OF FASHION? WedneAny and Frith's . . Ctignik, Thurid.iy. Venire Pre , eered. Sattaday. Tat Orphan. Marro for the.ilotea to be taken of Mr. Braining, at the nx-nttice, Fligt-street, fro+ lei; till four. 71. 1 Set , ed Prise St. 6d —Vit. Is. 6A. t Seeding Prirr. 4a.—Lower Gallery, ; Accrual. Price, Is.—Upper Belrre. ; Seemed price. (id. A Private Butt way hr Ind nightly, nn application RrAi,tl ,, n; ht the Ilhx-offiee. Tile ereareo vs iseti,—AS ONO A I. ! The greatest Prize ever drawn , — atli00011! .7he pre test Number of. Aber Cawitaln,—No. 8,167, ,001,000 t, 111, 81;11,10= 7,0801 SLOJe; 11 377, £1,00:1, Pte. Were .4141141na ms-,fintowdug last. when the t.otsers. of IMO. 'rickets finished; and all the above were Sold Pod Shared by. Tommie' , zuettfies Pitynerhe, T. MAR, she C •metirsor, At hi- Olfg 4, encabilk. aril 9, Charing crow, hosubi' ter s;, • WHO has now the pleasure to announce • neWt small but topiut? L • , tery. , of only 5.000 Tick,,-, with. Two ;mortise Prizci of 1450',0,h), &e. att..3t per - Cent.Cussisia. Sod Money, which • MUST ALL RR DRAWN On THURSDAY. the 7th of 1)1:CF.M11-Elt. la every prer•sling Lottery of o.ld Ticket.. One Capital only of 'CV MU was thongs', so firm a wonderful ieheme tne 'Ante number of Ticket-. his u, boast of twice the eivibet orCapital4 . , n ft d e ach capitol ,ei(),(1891 luconteguroce .if the nutty d rnppu i. e •periemeed but week, frn , s the (catchy of rickets and Sh ire. (as tome of the Offirev were wittroui an. no gild sy 'comic), althmgh tie Got. tery eon-Wed-a firk.sis„ and eniwitieriwg How few the T.I kit is , .. in thi. 6,41,-ry_ou o nly 50 0 Ilnw grain the in si diode .if the Priz , t--3 .of tll.llllO. fitc. How imp...lute to ”niorly every Adventurer cilia a W NAP Ticket I I T. *ISM felPI. is his parrogliuni rho. to **wwr P ablie No I indegivolir Sesi..tres 'ht.. WialcSe 1014 i hogs therefore determined. tkat :41 the 5030 Ticket* rtrill ltr divi. e 1 *Hogs 9annr g but Ni Th.' %Anise if I Hirt *tea Ou‘li IWO Winger tow' toivr four thaorrs to go ii.t45.06111. aisd 41,chasscris so Liin £50.60), vg :I 'Ticket . edtfatrt rAllt . a liil6 hit4YW.. teliwover. to Roe* i :;...41.1 Pry*, he ties& the will awet isaitersal approbw• FOGS AND I)' MP AIR. R ARCLAY'S ASTIIM ATIC CANDY luts for AAP inio, • ear, been pr.nred a one 4 efferhol preoervoSeee (Pun 61,10 FOGS and DAMP Alit. at Ibis set-nn nf !he year are .o prejudicial to thou. wit , ' Are Afferted mita AS MA FIG COUGH"; aAd SIIOI(TNE4S of BRE I rii. ti, eficets are tp .1 Wind, to nefe-41 tie lta ta,n•h Irma the adeo.e.ool pniti awl to relieve thane who !WI; r (rain a difficult* n( IlrraUtin~. Prepared nnit, send .old A Itede-aie and retail, by Rarelrty and Ann, N.,. 9.3,, Firet-nt it ket i and rand b) tail Venders of Me di, ine in Tuna said t: .try. 0607'4 tire nsiare i.f Harrlav and Anal an the LINTS ON THE PrFICACY ANI) VIII \it• CELEtitLAT.I:I) COR - DiAL HALM OF GI LKA D. THIS inestimable Medicine haring risen in re ptite to the rrry pinsuirle of fon... It is mi.* aniveritiv Molded to for its tenigui health-re:tot ine to:dives in ra.ols of we o i ses.v Alt / enr.etatiAt. Mine. oariequ.iii.teo IRO its virtues eat having perused andop .d h. lrreog " Guide Braids" (*hurt: nand be Nu few indeed), n.nsi he indite .d t. 114, 'lnt is the linlnt of (Wend It for?—Whit ei.inpLiiut duds t rare—To mower lii it will he merman' in " Hold up the Mirror to Nature." IN thew nho urr ;Award is the following manner reflect PO the route that Fr , iinr , .(l such havock upon the t' wholesome ap petite, and powers. of life i"--411,0tilerett stomach, die initials, in the voice. •hortness of breath upon the least estirci.e, and relay:al nof tie whole vs.lein. Tt..w of di. led with wahine..., I.w.e..er -f Ihr esesi 4 'Aeolus.... of .4;hi or tnemot s sh ul4 e time to coloitier lannali.'s ;advice. that onili is ihr mints c:to period for forming n rahnsi con-tint mitt that "`nott.in:: to be. ilrraded to notch n. preinn lone e Tao. Could aim) of is happy .14 nee is it g.nni can. binuti..n m y ouigh; temperance arid intideriti tttt aI that iicr arc pasipa.a. 1., tripps ;tee. Kolbe% ran be better de Bribed thau the wore, of Atmstront • " For woos of ti•nelv care Million. have died • f mrdicahl • wounds." For n. these. then, this healing Wain ph-0..•110,11 under the cAlieleola ai p lu dima m s rf N e ri n ,u,. a nd Conunnative tire Its proper climax—Abe one it TA ill entdientr, the °Corr will be rolest b y it. influence. Th- Willa of aileod Ilan prhlored mote good in this coo/ticv ll3as any vvedicioe since the titrmation of hlideria Medico. II "Micke the blood with nat......mt it ; brace: v ithosid Stimulating 011 violently the person. sy.trot ; (tree di.burtherw the trbeera and other .vour.• ; obstructions, nod throws ad' vivid humour. ; oretagther... the general hißil, and bring. teach the rim:col:lr hhrel their untwist and heolti.y luny t •is it is c4lt.ot Aid to p r.al u r w, in a con,ideral , le clever, :ill or any of Ini-sti effreiti, Pi it nom, undiir rennin vuoditirations stud re atirtions, be Niftily adapted free the cure of every species of dross.. This medicine hies Bern uncommonly vaece:sful with young 1 0 "i+% who have the appearance - and air of old nee ; whit are effeminate, tomutuhed. :mini& need even imbecile t whose /melie: are heeolue I . eeitt. w Wee ter t Mr` no I , IDlrer able to enrry Pleat ; oho have !,e1 utter dirt:nue for ever) tieing. or are totally 'octepleitated„ Where the tooneach is frequently disordered•the htt %rakers - A ; iteleneu. heditv dressy, and emaciation nurreed. and the ryes vie s. into the head. The Cordial Balm of (ehead. in /motley, price 115. each, at fehr in one family bottle for SS.. by which une I Is. bottle is hated, duty included. With ratio Imettie Is given a coition: Bill of I)irectleens, ttoutiviniti g , select illtrtrotem:. of the ..ni,acy of these medicines. SNP Government label or sump of which has the word: " Sum,. 3 " l " , "'n, Liverpool." engeaven in its tedicial impressing , ' and is usitettalv pasted on the .Mk of rich bode. All oth ers are couteterfeits. Sold by Samuell l o.igh„ No, IP, Srrand ; Sutton rind Cn. (Inle rlnev and SuiCo.y flow Chh.ela•laril t Baron :led Ca. 150. () %t..re- - trert, Low:lons Brodie and Dowding, !caliAistry ; A. eerfatiser, NorTh..hridge. $ Msftrn Keene, N O . 6, Culler-grren ; at 13,svOwn'p, N... I, Parlininent-orreei; tn,l of Mes-n. F. Nevi hurt/ fond Sons, Dublin; rind miser Medi. file Venders in &rope and Americo. 1 •• Dr. &Amnon whets enreulted, ewneris hi, U4llBl fee nf One Pound, to*bre; owls !ethers sbodid, for pafety, be lbw, " Money Leiter. Dr. Solomon, Gikaii-buuse, ocar Liver- Pool. Add doebislialugc." • , . : •' A s wirn't •Pr Oneptitisde , . MONEY is ready to advance, .r. GrER MAN PAPERS: 1v... and secrecy. at Ireettdo"ilY deletes+. an Fr e ehold, 6.! . .. ass— Vienna. Noe:S —The rise in the. price of. all e P i ) it li ge nisi Se' Lensettlemheniddis.. o r W F id e l: id , P sf r o o lgi r t g e y o i R W e rl i lo C , t irgell 'lergtmena "gr ' 1 Livings, and Annuity Band. Apply perwmally, be tween n i ne fin d fl e e; or . h y l etter , to the necessarie s o f lif e has cauaed a ii }id fill in our exchange ! so th a t it was t hi s even i ng at 386. In 1 , the Director of for stational Blois. Mn. 8. leowor John.street, Golden- metre.. Minters of isagnilude will he preferred; and all business there is a stagnation and general waist of all w Loam will be made redeem a bl e , at t h e optio n of the bur. con fi dence.. Every body wishes and hopes that the roer. _ GeTernment would take serious measures to check 11 , AillIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, . the , increasing &ernes, of all necessities. o Jil: priyetely mis g ht at :No. 19, Sherrord.street. Golder~' iir, A rc hduchess squ a re, to • Lashes and Geetlessen. o f any age, who have stereo' . aet Maria Louisa and the Countess leered that. accomplishment, or who have not the modem eof Lipano bud lately an i n t erv i e w at Lusburti, •. bye style. before the news, of Murat's tragical end. In thle Mr. A LLEN'S 'system of teaching is e t priority snotied for ' . thane to Whir,. it i• 441 iiitjefl to acquire • emits- that fromionalkie t entervieo , Madame M urat presente d h er f am il y. to requisite for z .n e el ... c l ef ', expeeibintory, pritately, and Ma : the Archduchess; young Napoleon was not present bit peritir Ft %le of : r a r e an d e l egance . Tome whb do ant want at i i. priV/Ite.letiCilillg. may learn of a smolt eit pence. with IS ellilieti''' able set of pupits, ;en the pilblit fear flin g moil*. ' i, Basun, Nov. 7.—The receipts of the exhibition of the storks of art, which are designed for the Prof . ..win. of Dancin g 'Ni m bi the. most elecbil4funcy Darnel s am i l: i ii me llt o h b e .c st r e e pee ptiol iur i arts of 14r P n r f i t if t ere ver iorri v. ..• . . ... , .._ 1101014 ed, amount, aft,: the deduction of all ez-. -pierces, to 2061) doliara. It it *aid the King hes leo . ---- Nib Nl — ' NCOM o CHHAP TRA YELLING trims • pi, •. • LONDON t.. 1(011/(,, aid -Alen to-LEEDS, at -doe . p ro ved of the idea lately mentioned is; the public SA RACEN'S II EA 9 INN, Aloe holt. Papers, of forming all the works of art into a Na... F r o m Londo n to York milt Two Guinea- In-i le. rend One tional Museum, and that orders are already given GnineaOutside ; in-preportiOn to F.dinburgh and all pails of . a nt •. o ene o f . t h e Royal es the North: to ppoi buildings for that pur- From London to Wey•anoth One Gaioen.lnsiote.. end Fifteen pose. and Ounide. -Fo .r• Loose cetelvesi. the hast .litiessor 1.. AttAtr, Nov.No lb.—Accounts from Rome, of the and keep gond. time ; :21st of October, ignite as follows: By IL W. MOUNT 4111 susisCa., re l 66 Th e y have been at work in the Propaganda for The following Past Conches, Mail Cwheir itt•fal "at from three day pp s with locked doors. It is . 'suosed they the Saracen's Head Inn, Stiow• titre t--, The %Ark:FILO° New Wein Four-inside Conch to Leeds, . hate hem, employed on religious cc:ll66oll4nm for the Halifax, Bradford. and rill poet. 41( the Mirth, sets mat Ai i Too C at h o li c Mates. They also speak of a formal (1!- •TI vk ice Al' Afternoon, and arri-es at tar 0 Idea I.son b e e, .„,___, l , , ,_ .. _ s tins the constitution of the church Lem!* * neat Evening at iiis Welo c k, nowise% Stionfure„ !iron- 43"""n '" '''' r - them Newark. and Doncaster, • his Coach is hitroeted to ac- in Germany.. Our Court teems resolved not to r e us a m date the TONIM ..1 Leerts, H lifis. Braairoefl, and ` Vico- make any further compromise with the political • oh , . It will leave Leeds an Tome so'CI el: la the After* 0n. 4 i5,,,,,,.„1„ rase ~..„,,,,,,,,,,d , t .,„,, e ~,,,,,,d , f tuu , iS me pl it e n, principles which introduce a general toleration of all , and be to L votes male OP 'Vett Ellftliittg, ; eligions, It is at least decidedly 'swell', that it I The UNION' Ne* OUTHA AIPTON, 'Et mho"... Win- . will not give u n the•smallest part of its pretensions in 1 A nwar , sa e sl as ie n pook e E•arsinside.C. , ach e at +li g ht o'Clork i . . t • in the Moirsithz , arrive, iit the on,r it e lien, bow irstiopion,: l Si: : Italy: Nov. 1 n'Cloek„ Tina ,a a tweet deli g httul coin/evince In the Isle of r LARSASSIS, Ploy 14.—The Ante of Sviitterland I Wight...lentey..Guermeev..St. Nabors.. Havre dentate. ghat- 1 • 'Mirth; arc sn the contitbution to he paid by France is now fitted TRAVELLING FROM LOaiIVIN TO LIVERPOOL, 'at three millions. The half million, concerning 1 IN TWENTY . NINE ',OURS. • ' i whic h thefts I was some doubt is said to be destioed The UMPIRE. a n. w I A ee. pool Lie ht Coatis, mils ione : wigrit I . • ..4, no the toad. i.arri . Fun. I toil- and Four Outside; sets oat f or a State or i be ;n - ' 9 from the Si.or •cri, s H-a i Igo, .:brow hill. London, - STnie r unilie, Nov. 14.—The King of Wirtemberg • One o't lock, strives t Lsv.-ep of p es o fi erna l ai ~ t Ott .i'el •ra, was one of the fi rst of the German Princes whe I , r,sah 01'04 • le, Weirentro, latoterry, N••rolyteie tar, - Wel- , , ford, Lutteroorro H nettle*, Amer teats. Litchfield, stow, comprehending the spirit of the times, and the pre- Hugely., hiti• wr.oite K.:week:eel, Warringt-n, and erese.m. sent state of human knowledge, promised to give IliLitit!De.. d. t es., Ise.. Sontnivell mud Amen, New Post t•nacts,•lller% Afiern..;:n. • their subjects truly liberal . Constitutions. He did , WRY MOUTH UnionC.mcb. enre ie. Four Inside:wan , ugh not, however, stop at the assurance. li e really Horeb:riser. Hlandford, Salistesur.. neck Andoier, furry 'After- ease the plan of such a Constilution in March 'OM misses arrives it lee. Crown 100, % eynsiatiti neat Force,. ,o ; . - Ike 'Par„bejs will •rn Wedin l iday and. 't ( r i a ur d a y & wets .... s , at year. Whatever judgment may be passed upon this Five,' to Giver). Mid' Jer.e., Cheri) ur g ond Si. Mollies.— plan; every Impartial person must confess that it ewes. The road from Cherhergh to Pawns. is the us. st deligutful and taw .s i tn elementi of every good Constitution. That the cheapest in Frenee. BOSTON, ,podding ivo e ibirriy arg h, Stittoo L end Huntin g . Notables of the old Hereditary Stales, and of the 4.am liii4 . aril sten egontr. sets ..., ...iv, Him* . ... ' Oriatars new dominions, whom the King calted together, fr.n Rastas to Svile.s, Looter , tkre isl,v. sued Hun. EXETER, Ph wells Wey m o uth ; Deteekevier, Falmnuta. have, in fact, Not be en ible te avoid acknowledging Dortnwitith, and Saiiabarv, N e w Po o aZisicn, eJr{,ro Four bi- the undeniably grind principles contained in it.— ; a id e% ewes moro se let Sif , fil l i VillikZdiiiraji 71.killen• Aa .. They, 1.. - milked Haat they had essig,ht, la • • ey, orrier, ten . , I minster, liridport, Blannford. ttootiteottho. loot &rho!. I BATH and BRISTOL Fi l ls* P4l C omits s, uer , tign Chip. , the ancient Constitution of the. Duchy orWlrtern. pontoon, Caine. and MaTitinenti g ts, ever: Afternoon; 'nevem' l• berg, founded upon Conventions ; and, therefore, Mr. .Nay's, toe Ore t hound Um,. Bath, arie, t ..- 6111.1.41'1 . 4%ent. begged to take this as the d k reserving groan .Wof , Thomas-street, liri.tol, neat '4 -rre.g.•---;', :wises to Wells, 1 . BriAgetta ter, Tamet.e., Ettore, flu e, • - ' the few modifications which they themselves judged LEEDS New Lehi Om, It, called, 'the RUA illehtllll, sets 1 necessary. Thidehates upon this subject have drawn nut every M tindery's halt past Seven '('l .•k; canoe, Four losides. oats, anis c oe,remarkom v eft s‘, with k r:Oiriar.t tarno,:h. I the attention of„all Germany ; and it will, there ow, Raises tor . sig h smolt' .rd. Newark, !tore:rd, ll wca-ter fore, he agyedable to our Readers, at this moment, and Ferry: ridge-,a. the (.oirien Ltoet. Leeds, lost IlLtruiug Notts ithstimiling she Utielstip..,,, expedili•ill of ibis (onch, it it when the King has returned an equally remarkable ... allowed to ! , e the me a t a g ieeohie omit e.l.'bpietr Public Come ) , Ind dechavianseer to the Address of the States (ale goo .ii the North Reuel, twin e anetiviillad to Aectorworidation ready published), to recal to mind the differek by any other. ticailt.OW, Lit:Known, Gretna-Green. Aienan, Dumfries. poitils or"iiew in which the King and. the States Browasoit, Thorlitati, s o hlo s, or .has,,, c0...10ck, Kti a sw e is, found 'themselves. ' They will then be the more able aid all -.iris of Sentlara 1, Camperdonn 0 . +0) .. ( Daily ): ' to appre6ale the wisdom and . justice with which the Y 011 K, Neweaseie, rind Xilinhar g li, new Coorh, l imit irmee w:th a Guard througi t, rel. ,out every Mora I at hall-pa-1 King fuses a_ cora/non point of view, from which_Oit sot • 'Clerk, by nay to Newark, Rettefit, Tadenster, Dar- stay safely predict an agreement insuring the welfare Wi g ton, Nirilialiri ion. Our:inia, Morpeth, ,nisi Berwick.— et e, the State, weause it cats and must become common Pa -'ea t ers 'lodine t hernselt es fatigued from the tess_tli of tan journey, rosy fret wheit time they pleat, me then twoceed cm to both parts. . taith.iut tiny addiiimuil fare, t.i the 111a..k Swan Ism, Corry- The States required, lit, That a new Constitution, germs!. yma., Coaches to Sonderlited, Hull, Start) trinigb Wholly, a n d "tile r Mares, to be agreed upon for the whole kingdom, should Tie - RR I DGENORTH and Wril t al new Pose Coach, every preceded by the recognition of the ancient Croven. Evening. CARLISLE. Penritb. and Whitehaven. Pu' t Coach, with tional ConStittition of Wirtemberg, which had never a Guard all the wily. Parse, through Waugh, Appleby, been legally abolished - Grentahrid g e, Richmond, Catterirk, Borougwbritl e e. We- 2dly, 'chat the aggrega3.,el the public compacts, tiserby, A beefs •rd, D.encaster, and Granilenra (the nearest as the are called, shelties 'recogisixrd anew as valid wa s by eighteen miles), sets cut every Morning. wad per- y forms the ,piurney w ith she greatest focally. Passengers detain• and ' . binding, • Withoht"the enurfiation of their coo ed on the Rawl by business or ph:moire, have the. pee:dint ad- tents. I milder of their -eats tarin g secured in the nest Coach. KENDAL, Liu:caster, Presents ' Kirby: I,,aradate, Bolto n , 311 1 , That the aggregate sof these Conventions, . Chorley, Oreeiskirk, and e su r i n arrg Pus; Coaches, every Af ter . concluded with the people of the Hereditary States, i noon, of Fist. "'Clock. Guarded. I should be applied as equally valid and binding to the SHEFFIELD nod Itatberbarn Post Conch, called the Rock inglions, every Morniti g . nee ly-acquired countries, which are of more than - LIVERPOOL, Wurringtna, Keels/MA, Stone. and (Atria. I e qu al extent. field. Post Coach, every l'..venin c rot Five o'Cloch, to the Brothernin's, Set:acmes Head lots, Dale stereo, Liverpool.— On the other hand, the King wit convinced, Ist, .. Gu A arded throughout. that thou he does not tall in qeestion the i nterna l " wag EF(Es.O Post Coach, every Morning, at half-part validity of the ancient compacts, amid that because Sin o'Cirwto. CRES7'ER and Perkgate Post-Conch, daily. they ate compacts still, the possibility of their ex- SUNDERLAND, Steatite), wed Vrtrtn, New Conch, every ternal application may be (Enabled at a time when so Wooing, to 15w George Inn, Sunderland. . many things have assumed a new form.-2411y. That, MANCHESTER. W ileac)* , Con e leton, Nv wcasile. 'l% alsal. and Wolverleampten_.: Putt Conch, every Afteronon. aunrded. Therefore (as the Strifes themselves allow, though in SHltEwSßUltY.:Writington, and Shiffnal, limited sense) modi fi cations of those elicit/Mt the Prince of Wales, every Ermine, at Five n't lo i ;k7 t zti ( :t i r ' d ac tA h . , a very BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post co:.• 1. • • connections must t•ke plate, which, ht f igexer • art Coat, ti, with ~ (mord. sees n ut every A lterosiiiii, Mid reach... Bir4iii. g . ham oe at (lay an woo. impossible without a complete enunciation of the Posses by Ovrird, Limon, and Slaipclinw, lo the Siittieriel Articles of those Conventions; owl that S(lly, he Head. Hull.streeo. and Castle Ina, Birmin g ham. DOVER, Deal, Margate, Ramie en-. Canterbm't, User. c ould. therefore , by no means he bound to apply to s h am . ch a sm s's , Rochester, and Gravesend Poet coaches, the compacts made with the Old Morning and Evening. ' States since he was not legally bound to on ;swot- • ! HERTFORD. Ware, Hoddesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, ' every Morning. • porsting union. The 'difference of these points of • • TO rind TTENHAM EDMONTON C oac h, tinily, at eleven, view is very great and striking. But the j King, o s • half-past 4. half-pas! 4, and half-past 7. o'Clirk. dicious and just as he is, has found meant to reton s N. lie Heavy Weighis of Luggage, Goods, hr. conveyed by • the ander-mentimsed WAGGONS: cite them so well, that there can he no longer any To DIM Beccies, B u te gu y, B ur) , an d a ll parts of aorta. doubt of the result. Since the King as little doebts every Manilas. CIRENCESTER, Abingdon. ad Henley, three times a the rights of Old Wortembere to its ancient Coned. week. • tutioto, as that of the New Wirtembereers to (heir SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Itlnsee• Leon's:al, mingteu. Christchurch. Ringwood. Fordingleridge, W oa b oin .. Ly former political privileges ; but as this claim e :111 Punk, Isle eel Wight, Jersey, and (homey, Waegoos oak, : have no practical cousequeece, tailless the question SUN BURY, Hanlon,. and Tweekenbion, twice a week. ; were of a separation of the now States, which are GREEN WICH, Woolwich. end Deptford. f HI EMSTEA D mid Watford. &e. only de fade united with .the hereditary donoi:tireet ; . HULL, Nortricave, Howden, Thorn, and Donentiter P o ut • and as, therefore, a general reservation of all legal Conch, every Morning nt Seven o'clock, to the Bull aid Sea claims heath to the unhappy case of a separation ; as Inn, Mylaia-sale. How WILLIAM H. MOUNTAIN mod Co. respectfully acqua i nt I • the thing to be modified must he known, before the their Friews and tlee Public. t hat ore will net be accaumable negocittions upon the modifications can he et ter ed f or o u y Parcels or Luggage. itc. nf Male than Five Pounds ; upon ; pad es neither the principles of the genet it Vida• if lest or daninge.4 , unless entered as such , used paid fur acintisaglwat the Saracen's Head Inn. Soave-hill, London.— 1 laws of nations, nor those of Wittembrg in parti- T. anfasswaalata thme residing at the welt col of the 'own I cuter, imply any obligation of the Sovereign to unite Fattener. end Parcels are hooked at Hail=l New whit; 1 the old' and mow memento of the kingdom into ono loiecv4avi Picceditty, tae the Oast , • - -••'-••' ' • ' • . . • Oa t . Tv, 0 %Tan Is; env. 11115 1. Vepe Mite wislis.it Aliening* 0, IP • . s opr. 26,, Frederick, by the Grape of God, King of.vitte. temberg, Sovereig's Duke of Seebip nod ; of Lech, &c. &c. &c. Dia&ni t y Bat.otrao.—We.hare caused ) ewe Itecelli remonstrance of the 26th of October, this isoir,to be laid before us at length, and helm. they made made ourself scqueiitted with the siews4t.itr.,plelse son, the Crowe Priam and the opicsietWat erettilt• misters,. of rater Council of State, sad • CoetitilloT o ' called upon fur that special pentane. Irries.pome Address it appears, that befornany n 4,4111114 uplift a Constitutional compact, which 'shall Melte oar liff".. ditary States with the new cooetrites,lntn a. putiliinl whole, you require from us the politere detlarati 9 ti' That we recognise the ancie n t Censtiletiow 4.11 'Duchy of Wirtemherg as valid for the wh o le .'. se, j. 'dam, with the single reservation .of sech . osurtition. lions as may be recognised by both ponies is imisee.. sary or advisable." The argomenti..litesoldeir in ,the !twigged paper (A.) will convince Yoe huts i,iiiadja. eut the reasons are, Upon which. you Cisinit oie:l4. sertion, that we arts legally bottod to sash t o declantlinn., Na Sovereign over i l ls •,isda ',3* Ibe bound. ,to incorporate with . Os, . tfliP.tilififk states, acquisitions which he makes i by political ments.soid trestie!' rif peace. All hittorj iters,cepti.. ,many to this i : Hungary, Tratitryltands c eeirl , “op. mia;. Scotiind, and but very lately Institut' ; - I?otereo, and Lithuania, clearly demonstrate .thecrintrarrar 0f your assertion. Corsica refused to become 4, Eremite Iprosioce ; and the little country'ef,:idiiitatto deite:ei, i • in the face or Europe, that it c o o rte lerefly . litibo jest to the jurisdiction of the Perittlne . i of .Pirk.l,.. Prillip 11. United . Split and Porniagal ; g l ider hin t s o lf t and governed them ettwo quite Separate Sallee, anA in our <mu times, actlinilei' connection ham watt formed between goodre,o4 gorway, ender one See tereigu,„ , In the mono varttuter flit union of fLritioot • god. Belgium could not be 'Pettit but by s.politiial r . compart„in Which the Coisstituilons of the two coal'. tries were modified and.ansalgarnated with each oitih , :;while other possession, of the King Of . the Nether. fends remained not united with the principal slteftt. '—Who can maintain ,bait the Emperor of Atie. trig must necessarily incorporate Italy, the Xiiig .of ,Prosais, past, of fietoopk the ...I . f.let_nr..Kuglegall the new acquisition& in Germany, with the .reo ..spective hereditary States,-o—You bays eliffritill neglected to mark the difference, which the lam svf ! nations makes between an incorporating. sod Winst incorporatiog union. How should we 4' boprul to an incorporating union of the new dominions with our Hereditary States, when the history of our coals. I try and the ancient compacts, far from obliging us I to such an ;odors, rather proier, the contrary ? Since 1 Wirtemberg has had a funnel Constitution, no new acquisition has been incorporated, but by an egree. 'meat between the Sovereign and the Country. • 'PO is a fact which must be known to you, end sho4 li hive restrained you from cooking asiertfests r which ft seems as if you believed that Merelle.p* leaded ritual declaration of the Old and Nalt States % even Without the consent of the Sl'siishruh e could bring about an incorporating union between rll'irin: We can therefore like into acetones in other legal claim upon us, than that oWA iiiiriTeristfitivijr !States may reserve to their Constitution, and the itew countries to their former polith al right., its t , tbecise that they would or must be giirerned '7 us lee separate States. But this chaos. whether of toe New or Old States, does not faded[ inodilicelt ~1111 of their earlier political situation, Which Ire unc o . 1 .il• clitioually required by chenge Is( eireUmsteuees mid the principles of political wisdorq. In sea woe wit agree, as you require we shneld, in ',veto to 14 Hereditary States, to a more general rerofnition of the ancient compaapp, without a detailed eccount el their contents. One of she conseqlences of the elm" lisped German Constitution makes this necessary. A there is now between the .Monarch and the people, iq 'lie person of its representative, no longer any Judg .1 who, in case of any dispute in matter of light, cramp Put an end to it, it must be an inevitable requisite that the contents of the old compacts, dispersed in so many documents, and often of dubious import, should be fully and clearly developed its one dorm ment, that the articles of the political compact may be no longer the exclasice property of a few, bet may become the common possession of the pe o pt:...., As little can we consent in respect of the new States that these shall remain divided in their highly dif. , ferent political relations. We should, therefeoe t ... i have the right and the obligation to unite the siugte, newly-acquired countries, by a new Consritutiou, ' paying all possible regard to their forme r legal rile, lions; and in this n.... Constitution, place would be found for the Minces arid Coors $ s uhject to our tin. vereienty, and fir the N JAN , ' formerly belonging to the Knights of the Empire, so tier as they did not originally belong to the old Nobility of the Illeredlo tary states, while we shoot(' ar t .e . flame tinao,psyr attention to the advantages 444.41 froin tits ise.lll!, lotion.. Bit at this moment the question is not the literal re-emu! .hment of the former political rights tither 01 out Old or Nf * Stdtcs : tne quesliOn is of a (;ms.titution which shall heuceforth combine le owe , whole, by means of a compact, the coentries tl. '- have hitherto beets only de facto united; the e ... d. ' lion is of a political comps[:[, in which the eS A wl " • ~ , .: k • •