The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-14 00:00:00

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IT 11 1 $ present EVENING, April 14, their Majesties' Servants 'will perform A DCW Drontatie Romance, in three Acts, called .THE WOODMAN'S HUT. After which, BLUE DEVILS.. • voubich will be added, ° New_Spl!mdiAComic Pantomime, called 1 1 11011.141Yni HARPER; or, A Jump from Japan. Ensra. is. ; ileriMi Priest 9s. 6d.—Pk, 6d 2 ; &cued 3e.—Lowor 20. ; Stexlif •itfialr Pb. -4 . l ttier Second Peke. 6d. 1.• . t x_. . . • ftai iLL it • - ~.. smaritOy. covErri.GARDEW. .a4s: . •••OOREYENING, ,April 14, will . . • , t ~ , :.• -be perfoinued, I . AS YOU LIKE IT. ,ir ...., 4 .10. , -.. 44 . 1 " * ltknii ' D 'ICA ASRADE; - • Ot t . pilitlyt zits OF OBLIVION. , . d nger t eg i r 4400 at half past five o'clock. to* lOW sis • • • , . • • if . 1 y 4 7,- _ r • .`• •- I i MitiCLIONF:I) fix THE ROYAL FAMILY. f 1 desirous of attaining, in a few leStio'nfi t straniplisiunents, hitherto requiring goinidernbie time . . piarliturly. to he perfect in, have as opportunity of being taught (iiitttiiit a previous . knoWledge of drawing) the beautiful art rf rolOsiolreo Glans, in Lieu Lesions ;.ou Veket or 'rraistpa vagina hp Four„ by Mrs. John Ball, Professor of Painting ; Istoneitlstilks, rbmistiog of Landscape Figures-and Flowers, jArsil a nibl wateria4uur! ; (Iceciais Lamps, Epergues, Flioger and ?tont Gla:sses, Chapel' Windows, Painting on V el le& 411el e trarvarenelesi Tony be ben at. tez resiikuce, No. 7, litststrett, P winger-square. Ors residing its thlg thustry taught by tefter. • isl.l6Blthpulaasseedsol. . Nen OF:'VESCOUNTESS PERCEVAL. . 1 4 " j• Miiimsblished.- price wily Ss. rIIFLi illf a JOHN- MITFORD Esq. for Per • iorciirtiost lifidiontess Pereeval. With Observations atteri Origtoeil Loiters .ft•on Mr. and Mrs. Milford to Lady Per o/vitt, sauteriallk elucidating the origin of thirProsecutioa. Priottiffor &petiole, jonsor. 41, Pall-Mall. A 1.., prier 2s. A I.EITE. to his R. IL. the PRINCE REGENT. By lifOPl.ltterrt." ' • , . STATE LOTTERY. da Isitinlike ;lithe Pike of . Tickett and Sharei still . ..kb place on Monday ttexti the 18th of April. • .. • CGITIILACTOItS liavinf paid a very large additional item. in order to obtain for the Public the tItANCE, pret=ented by Governinent, in the Ache,* 4 the Lottery so titaon on the id of May, they are iindei the nOceisity cif raising the Pries(( which area at preset:t, alio higher don in common Lotteries), at the saint- time they tpuil felt tt tor andiron on them In Ore a previous o otic, ! of each in order 611 i all persons may have nit oppo'rtuttity of por .e.i.a.ing.at the•tirst price e therefore no alteruiton will tokc place mutt' Monday roil . . the IVtls , rtf April. ••• lONA R 1)SON, 6 obl3t.UCK, sad CO. t smotraeton. SWIFT told CO. *apslatsx Farce. rascal Nan viPAIP_AI• •" wss 11. 0 - 19 0 Half - IV 0 Qbartbr - • 61 d •Qipirter • . - 6 3 kaahtb - 3 1 6 Eighth 3 J 6 - 111 0 Sixteenth .. 111 6 •_ Orders irmiandtsed I. ilie•Offices, on nr before Satur day peat. will lie eteruted at the present Price& ; from the 'treat Red iiseressione deemed, it is very probable - another rise may take piece before the pralieg. APjSEIII.9II, of 4, Conlin!, and 9, Charing-cross, ibn- I, wenn the holders of any outstandiog Shares of Capital Prizes, sold at the above Offices, toi bring them for Payment or &change far Tiekets-tuid Shares, in the -New Lottery, to be Drawu skie3d and 10th of neat Month, the Scheme of which u mew; as the First 50 Blanks, drown the Piro Day, and the First SO Blanks drawn the Seemed Day will each be en tit! oil to the produce of 10 Tickets in the Second Lottery to be drawn in dune, by which Extra Benefits the Capitals in the Sceund Loi ter/ usav be obtaiatl.. The First Lottery consists of only 11,000 Ticketi, and eon -ladas .:PsiZe of ~,020,0110 1 ...Prize of 1 • • 15,t00 a I . 10.010 6 Tickets end Shares-ace selling by litStf. Who ,is ter Isomer,' that finished Im4 Mouth. sold in Shares No. 5;151.'11 Prise of te19.010. Na.s,,va, a Prize of 41400,* Nilo 4,176, )a Psize Of AMA &r. 'Sulstwies of the New Lottery may be bad gratis at 4, Corp - .4611; or 9, Charing-crow. SCHEME QUITE NEW f. • .-E YT°N' Stock-broker, 9, Cortihill, and IS, Coveritr-street, resitectfu:ty actin jots his Friends and the Putdic,, t h at every Adventurer in the pre*ent Lottery has a Voubte Chance. Elul. Of nfl the Copilots in the Lottery which herins‘Sd of )tay, containing Prize., of 20,0001 15.&)01. 10,000'. 50001. &e. lied if Tr folder of either of the tir,t 50 Blanks dr two the First or Second Day of Drawing, will be entitled to Ten Ticket: in the Nest Lottery, whirls contains CO c Prize of 20,00 0. Two of 10,00 M. der. by w4ich menus the 100 extra Prize: of Ten -Ticket, each give the Purchaser of every Ticket a Chance of obtaining Any of the Capitals in the First Lottery, or 40,0101 90,0001. or even 50,0,101. In the Second Lottery. Lottery Ttrketsuud !lbws are selling by Eyion, 2, Cornhill, awl 19, Coventry - street, where all Prizes are paid on demand , ithd Itiowiess milts Public Funds trassueled with the utmost . • ttOCK AND SURGIC Rio Royal flightless the quite following Continitii CAL DISPENSARY. e of York, President, and the lee of Governors :- 1 Colonel W. J. Jones, M. P. Joins Latouche, EN. M. P. Colonel H. Clements, M. P. 1 Captain James any. tar! of - Leitrim Fad of Bersamit !tight Hop. T. Janes Hom R. IL Sheridan, M.P. iloss, Col. .1. Barry, M. P. Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan, ltdetober of the Royal College, London. THE - Patronage thil Institution has received, for . tbeexchosive treatment nod Cure of hoth Sexes, afflicted with Venereal Complaints, and their dreadful consequences, as strictures, debility, ulceratims, &c. conducted antler the ma nagement 1;f the first profenional will satisfy the Pub lic of the high merits cif Mr. KIERNAN'S plan, and that by it ilbe inconveniences of Public Charities urc avoided, whilst the young and unwary are protected against the fatal delubions held at by advertisingpretenders in this hunch of practice. Since MOO, Its appeared by the Annual Report of 1814. 5431 putientsof both Sext•f i hhve been cured, without confinement or ii jury to the eanstoution, and with a delicacy and secrecy hitherto unknown: many of those have laboured under the most complicated forms at the disease fl•oM ten to twenty years. The first symptoms 'Witt to Mr. Kieroan's treatment in a few dinrq ; and where appearance of debility comes on. too early apPitcationfannot be made to prevent the &weer that may eosin.. Mr. Kirrana may he consulted by either Sex, with the greatest seereev, at his private bone, No. 21, Lower Char latte-sweet, llenford-square. from nine 481 waive het he moo kg, and fr Ax till tine at night ;to whom letters and other colorrnmicuitons. kora town and country, may be addressed, and will be punctually answered. Just published. PRArTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the above DISEA .BF.S. prier 3s. y F.. Kiernan; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jonss s sU,rat stkliaster-tuvi j toad by fillitleys rit )Tact InirtitS4 . .G ICRM 4=4 Y. • rO!./tll, time CoNiiilErfrE for relievili the istrenr oc 0 ibe itonges of War in , ‘ , 111 . 5, has beets enabled total& tibial alloo4 for the alletlution ot thi s tewes of .. silty': illtfueb has been the extent of the deeestatioty, tistdepth nf f 1010 w hich whale distrieti have c lteei pluigodi and so neeh • . and trout are the aew appllastifilk be OW from Arise.; quarters. that the Committee mei owno necnem think fafplos.t. log its efforts. Details of tbese•distresses will be Maud in thei Reports of the Committee, which. as well as Papers for Churches and Congregating', kw, be hid at:the Lawton Ta vern ; and at Ackermana's, Strand. , -. -. SUBSCRIPTIONS SlNeg 'ItICELVIID. Amount already advertised x 69,01111.15 R°b"t/raii‘jun. EIS. ;11 0 Collection at the Pa- At the amputee Room. risk Church of Tam il'. M. Frenth 1 - 1• wartb. Stafford- Mist French 1 1 sbita,bithe SP*. George Dance $lO t " Calloctioaat Lenoiniz Rev Linr . Charles Aodemon, (lectorl.3 Peg& and Baiobilige .90 At Akan. Days. Thorn lan, and Co. •Colleetion at Molluw, Bucks, per Rev. Mr. • Stephen .C 7 0 Ditto a tAssington, per Rev. J. Hallward 26 0 )itto at Sanford .nod • in vicloity,prr Rev. Thomas Hail vrakd 26 0 -Priptions ni Hall, ~,: ifs ticinity non ise: courn,per 4.c om p.. $l5 0 - liell, At Sir Jahn lash bock and Co. my corn to the Netherlands; and during that Mr. Perfect, Ponte- short period, the progress which we have made in fract £ lO 0 the Important work of the restoration of the State, M. William Perfect,. di tto 3 0 hes greatly exceeded all that we might have dared to Captain Leval, Caritas II a expect • Mr. Pickering, Adis.. • Foreign Powers have not confined themselves to worth 4 1 Mr. Dent. Pontefract . 1 1 applauding the recovery of our independent exist. Subscription from Ply. • once ; they have also manifested by deeds which . To( ! aib, per Rd.Ru is s. den, Esq. • 17 most inspire us with boundless gratitude, their satis- J. Watkias,Esq. Dit- - faction at witnessing the sovereignty conferred upon tots.ball, 2d Sub- my house. sctiption 10 0 Major-General El wes, i The most important of our foreign relations l -s- Stoke College 10 0 those which subsist between us and the sgenerons Subscription atWorth‘ : British nation —will soon acquire , by the marriage tog, per Margessno s and Co. . 1781. lls. sd. 'of my eldest son, a new degree of intimacy and of- At Meson. Hammers- reciprocal regard. leys and Co. Rev. T. Lownilei, But what gives me the chief hope for the future, is Magdako College, the experience which I have acquired of the sea. Oxford 1 1 • timents and of the good disposition of the nation Subscriptions front I itself. Higsvorth, Wilts per Rev. E. Bowden 12 121 Its devotion to the good cause has enabled me, Baker Morrell, Eq. 5 5i I notwithstanding the exhaustion of this country, and The Warden and Fel lows of Morton Col- i ig,. ,iWdated resources, to raise, in the space of a lege, Oxford lee. 6 , 11101; ' . lll more than 25,000 troops ; the greater Ditto of New College, i. 1 ditto 103 aI . aiti*Of whom, well armed and equipped, will soon At Messrs. Marten, cbe colleted on our'frontiers under the command of h s . ) Stone, and Co. Sir William Geary, • - y two •sons. Sart, le to he unctnimity in all that concerns the great inte /ter. S. Weston - t • n th of the country has been displayed in the most • the prompt organization of the mass, and the national guards, - e le e , the acceptance of the Constitu- in part, by W. H. Bromley 29 2 From Devizes and its viciuity, per Locke, Hughes, and Co. 26i. 45.10(1. Collection at Cranky, after a Sermon, by the Rev. K. B. Wet& 915 9 Sub ,, criptione from Horsbaw,Sttttse z,pec • Blunt-and Co. Collections at Llaninst, Denbigh. and other Congregations of the Welch Calvinistic bletitodists 5 1 2 18 6 Thomas Laugton, Esq. Bly th, ncniMis e. per Curries and Co. 2,.; 0 Rev. C. Jirrnat, Cob ham, Surrey 5 0 Collection at Ullcrton Church, per Fell & Co. 42 • Ditto ..o at Frnme.by H. G. and if. Shep pard 105 0 Mew FrieodattGreen wich-road Chau .1. per Rev. Mr, Chtsp man • Suhicriptions at Chat- Pm. per C. Town too Ditto at Iblailiorough Leintigir' Sign' per Rev. M. D. Babinelon Rev. T. Wiiilbore,and Congregation, Pen q4 10 0 Committee Room. • Collections in some of Gentlemen, that I shall only an. of -yen alt s - -by fentrediate4Turci the enforcement of that Consti- adopting all the measures, and establishing all the arrangements, without which its effects would remain long incomplete and imper fect. Leicester 103 0 11..1. ditto 1 •1 W. Barrio% EA. dill.' 2. ' 2 Gratian Hart, 134: Alto, 1 1 Mr. W. Forrester, ditto 3 3 . 1 . 110/11A1 Miller, Eq. din. 5 0 C. Lowdhatu, Beg. ditto 10 0 Haney lane Chapel, per the Rev. Ron. 11.11, ditto 281. 12i.. Bd. Mr. AldermanCliirke, ditto 5 2 fill. Alder. Barrett, the. Chapel, of the United lirettnen. AlFulnickon. , ol.eed!, arv.C.F.lttanittlet, That important task, therefore, shall be hencefor ward the main object of my attention ; and in dis chargingjt, I shall be guided by the same impartiality, and the same solicitude for the public *cave, which I have endeavoured hitherto to display in all the acts of my Government • " per ilxv. Mr. Trate • 601. Is. 44. At klirile'd, rtrarHud- derstield, Rey. J. Beck, per ditto ill. 4s. 6d., At Wy kr, near liati fas, Rev. J. Smith, per do. 91. 11. At Bath,Rev. C. Cie awns, pee ditto. 111_16.. 70. At Tytheirton, near Chippeubain, Re V • C. We-te,ter ditto 171. 114.64 d. Mr. Simon Pit 4r. (CD, sear 'Waal hary F.. Tripp, E«. l . Brfeiol .10 0 Mr. T. W. Stuige,Tar. 5 b Mrs. Robes, per H. Esq.Sehntae, 10 10 • Lady, per ditto / 0 Mrs-Hall, ditto 10 10 Mrs. Weinman, ditto 5 0 Three Ladire, ditto Z 0 Noncen, Milo 10 0 Mr. Wm. Beckett, ditto b 0 E. T. ditto 1 0 J. Groves.'ditto "" 1 0 hf i-s L. per H. Scluttatt, Esq. 1 0 Mr. Thomas James. ditto Itl 0 Chr. Frederick, Esq. • Ely 0 The Holy well and Douglas -Company in Manchester, per J. Rapp, Lsq. 105 0 .ty As long as no inroad shall be made on the spirit or the letter of the Constitution, the country will be sheltered from all dissensions, from all contests about authority, and from all rivalry between the .pro 'winces. It allots to reasonable citizens all the 11- berty, to the SOvereigir all that extent of power, which they can respectively desire; at the same. time that the People and the Prince, the Governors. and the governed, find in its equitable and libe ral arrangemeetQ, what is calculated to establish and secure their mutual agreement and co-operation. In these feittinienta, the fruits of a long and de liberate exanilaation, and which are still farther tot , tified and exalted by the solemnity of this memore ble moment, I declare myself ready, in presence of this assembly, as representing the United Nether lands, to.tak - fir* oath which the Constitution has "prescribed to the Sovereign Prince. deft.) Mr. Alder. Beirbridge, Mr. William Turner. Derby Rev. J. Eyre, Bab worth At Heirs. Ransom .11al Co. Mew. Reynolds Rig ht/I.,nourable and Rev. Lord Barring ton Rev. Sir. George Lee, Burt. 30 0 Earl of Bucking. lintothire 100 0 J. C. Bacturd, FN. 1 0 Richard Reny, Ell. 1 0 Mr. Surrokre 1 0 Mr. Gnrrnit 1 0 John Brown 1 0 Nicholas Brown 1 0 Rev. Doctor Robert Price 10 10 T. T. and Friends 1 6 ADDRESS or TOE.FRENCH PRISONERS. At Messrs. Birch & Co. Collected at Woburn, Bucks, per Rev.:4lr. Tyndale £l5ll Lieut.-Col.Tho. Birch Reynordson 5 5 At Messrs. Stephenson and Co. An Officer of Artillery 2 2 At Bosamtets. Mn. Bosanquet,. Fo rest-house 5 5 At Messrs. Masterman And Co. - From Kirby Lonsdale and it - icinit- 131.4 e. 6d. Its VI, ..dy ._,...... . At Messrs. Barclay & Co. 20 0 Subscriptions at Wel- CV:r at & i f: t Edq• lingborongh, per Chelatairit 5 5 Morton and Co. 9091.131. 3tl. Vfelhatilt and Petit 30 0 Independent Meeting, Subscriptions at Fla vcrhill, per liegry Cogershall. Essex, per Rev. r. Field- -Jackson Fe+ of tug 114. lb. $l. Hnverhal . • MI. Is. id. Mr. Neiman 1 1 The Receipts of ' a Mrs. Sheldon 1 1 Play. performed by Baptist Sleeting, some Officers*? the Tewkesbury. per Garrison, Spanish ?lards:id & Co. 13 10 Tnwo, Jamaica 70 0 Norwich • additional At the Bar of the City liebscriptinn - 206 8 of Loodbn Tavern. Rey. T. Ltuyd. Fit- I From Truro. Cloga• kendans 2 0 i oral pi Remittal t _ Jos. Smith, Babied, perPrweilsandC•JlM.l9s.7 4 . Erse 2 0 ?dr. 4. Steer*. , _ • r 6 b _ , S u bscriptions received at the Bars of thg City , ar.loodon T.a tern ; Lloyd's Cliffte-ho %se s Stuck Eschnege; and at all the Bankers is Towt! and Country. ' ; , • • It. H. SI itIITIN; ' 1 jj........,.g... WKS MetifiAM.SellsPl , ll 4 I Lotion. • VIVE LE Roll VIVE LE ROI!! [Here follow the signa(aret.] A most sanguinary warfare has for some months past been waged in the island of Dominica, agsinst.l the runaway slaves who had sought refuge in the. iroods, and. the Maroons by whom they were bar ' beured and protected. At an early period of the , contest, the Governor, it is said, issued a preola-.1 :nation, prami,ing pardon to such of the runaways as surrendered themselves within a specified period ; laud dArkoeocing to. those who did not take tkobene fit of this act of amnesty. that " The Rangers bad orders to take no prisoners, hut put to death men, womeni and children, without exceptidn.," We know f X whether these atrocious orders were lite /AV , • ,1/4 -:~ ! .. . • ..,• • .. STATE PAPER. NEW rkgrice coratenrtioN. i r - 7-----7 , I . • -,• inisitemilaii or sus Roam. DIOUNESS TUE FRINCE,SO.6 t- i: ~ • •dONiIE.RVATt y ..B .11111IATts. `... . ANIEIGN Or THE VETOERS/ANDS, DELIVERED TO THE - TX74441111,111111 . 030111i ii . lOl4TllO . liji tith •' .2 .1, lipseuetar Or tlikE NOTAIILI2, ON TARING TIS K , ~,„„priissyrate, Or WeeKraiirati, WA" VANS. i Aim; -p). IA& Coxsurtirtox, ox TUE 30TH or •• . The ,Conservative Senate delibeeetheifteAtilk ..luolili OK . • • Plan of Constitution presented to it by *kit 414 . e•ftfret.mititt,—l experience a lively satisfaetiots le sienalp-overnment, in ezecutibo of the Act of the pen*** my opinion with regard to the Constitu- Senate of the ltt instant:— . 4 --winseOrteed by the declaration of so numerous an 1 . After having heard the Report of a Special Coal. . - "A of henourable and enlighten n. ! mission of seven Members,. decrees as followss-- / 4saily sensible of the testimon of zeal, Art. 1. The French Government is monarchfoal 4 Afaehment which I haverroceived on this-so-tend hereditary from male . to male, in order of pn- Aeresion from this illustrious assembly. •1 mogeniture. - . . . . seihational honour, our interests •well under. i t. The French people cal l freely to the throne of Assr .I. _ . live manifest protection granted to us by teel - France, Louis. Staiiilana_lavier do Piece, broll ehilighty,' every thing, tnxbort, must eacinirage is 1 ther of the last King, and .after biro the „other to pettleere without relaxation in our efforts for the , Members of the House of Bourbon, in the. ancien t Ventre of the country. - 4 order. -- , Preeisely four months have elipired this day since 1 3. The ancient Nobility rest - their titles'. _ 754 .e.sutaa new preserve theirs hereditarikr..,Atte Legion Honour is maintained with. its, -prqbstgatives, Th e 'King•shall fix thedecoration. . 4. The Executive Power belongs to the King. 5. The King, the Senate, and the Lutglakttlmp Body, concur in thq making of laws. Plans of laws may_be equally proposed in Oat ') nate and in the Legislative Body. t Those relating to contribution., can only Ipe.Kre posed in the Legislative Body. The King can invite equally the two Bali* t 4 occupy themselves upon objects whick he„diethe peb per. • " * :• , _ The sanction of the King le iseasamart for the com pletion of a iaw. t.,„ • 6. There are 150 Senatori at least; end 200 `at most. —' • Their dignity is immoveable ; add hered*Py Dom male to male, in order of primogeniture. I l boy are named by the King. The present Senators, with the exception of those who should renounce the quality or French citizen, are maintained, and form part of this number: The actual endowment of the Senate and the Senatorships belongs to them. The revenues are-dlvided equally between them, and.pasa to.their successors. In case of the death of a Senator without direct. male poste rity, his portion returns to the public treasure. The Senators who shall be named in future cannot par. take of this endowment. • 7. The Princes of the Royal Fsmily, and the Princes of the Blood are, by right, Members of the Senate. • . The functions of "senator monist betexercimign tit- tbe prrs‘o imAtaaael the op seigetrywevw. 8. The Senate decides the cases in whkh, she dis cussion of objects before them shall be public or se cret. • 9. Each Department shall send to. the Legisla tive. Body the same number of Deputies it seat thi ther. The Deputies who sate inthe:l4looWe Body it the fierin4 of the last tdjournMetit shall coptinue task tjll . they are replaced. All' preserve their peg. In retire they shall be chosen immediately by the Electoral Bodies, which are preserved, wit h the e;. ceptiote of 'the changes that way be made by a law in their oreaition., . . The .- refion of the fuoctiOns..of the. Depnliei to ,ibe Legislativoßedy is tied it 4se years. • •• The new Election shall take place for the Session .of 1816. - • ~.1 1 .9t The Legishitive Body shall assemble of right excliliitir on the Ist .of Ocpber. The King may convoke it extraordiukiilf; be- may adjourn It ; he may•also dissolve it; but in the latter case another ringi , intive Body must be formed, in three months at the latest, by the Electoral Colleges. 11. The Legislative Body has the right of•dis cession. The Sittings are . public, unless in cases where it chooses to form itself into a General Cotn. mittee. 12. The Senate, Legislative Body, Electoral Col leges, and Assemblies of Cantons elect their Presi dent from among themselves. 13. No Member of the • Senate, or Legislative • Body, can be arrested without a previous authority from the Body to which he belongs. COT? OVA LITTER ADDIRIASEtt TO ISIS MOST cite's- 1 The trial of a Member of the Senate, or Lasleits- TIAN .1Ye!lit1l MENU! PRISONERS AT tire Body, belongs exclusively to the Senate. ,' TIM DEPOT AT TRAM- I 14. The Ministers.may be Members either ofAie IC T. Loa. Ful• 1610 , 0 Fufrof respectful confidence in the goodness and . Senate or Legislative Body. „km. Reeve, Rocking 2 0 generosity of your Majesty, the French Prisoners, at .15. Equality of proportion in the taxes is of SuN.criptinn Crum L y n I That', have assembled to felicitate themselves, as right :no tax can be imposed or • received unless it Regir, per Gurnev and Co. Al. 9s. 6cl. I well as all France, on the haPpy, day which, by the has been freely consented to by the Legislative Body At Llo:td's. Q favour of . /leeven, restores to the throne, and to the and the Senate. The Land-tax can only be esta- Permed acid Sun 5 love of the French, the descendant of St. Louis, of blished for a year. •• The. Budget of the following IV. P. E. J. 1 0 Louis XII., and of Henry IV. year, and the Accounts•of 'the-preceding year, are A.. B. 1 • I Sire, our hearts, our life, all that we hare we lay at , presented atittuatirtp.4iskLegielative Body •and the Wiliam 1 1 gateway, lo le the feet of ydur Majesty; may Heaven grant your , Senate, at the opening of-the Sitting of the Legials mot HMO Was 2 0 0 ' august family as much prosperity and happines as five Body. • Robert Horne Gordnet 10 1 he ought• to have experienced, who now from his 16. The law shall fix the mode aul * amount of the Mr. WON, Deptford -1 0 ' Dtts Smith, ditto 1 0 • seat in bliss smiles on the great and fortunate revo- . recruiting of thearmy.. • ;1.7. Tie independense of the judicial. power is gus.. renteed.• Ne one can be removed from his natural Judges. • The institution of iJeriestios.prOserved, as well as the publicity og triat,id:csitnibal .coattere. • • • The penalty of -aotstisuatiatuar, geodn. 11.4,41;414. 111te King ints-lhafr Figlitootipotionios•A_lr - The,Courts and• ,Tribessilrenitking at present are preserved tamber await be ding wished or increesed;. bait . las eta :law. The Judges are for life and irremovable, etothit: the Jus tices of the Peace and .the Judgek utt•Commerce.— The Commissions and - - Estromvlineryctribunals are suppressed and cannot be reestablished. _ 3 :I;ii;iiain4(>v, Esq. b 0 ked manner b 0 Rev. Win. Polhill 0 tiltr y 21 0 At Met'n. Currie, militia, the levy in , mad co. anfuow also 1 / 1 i . ibitlikai Utilst° ll 3 !WO: irf . 18 14 En. Blythe, bus - coeliac 25 0 1 100 rsuaded, I ... ftwaliivilginailliv , -.111 11 - , - iO . - (~ - mistier Mport 6 6 At Messes. Smith, 1 plying myself to t 1 Payne, & Smith. !Sufism, as well as h; 1 The . C"rP°ralicHl of .An . ontablishini all the .19. The Court °PC:motion, the doom of Ap- eel l •sed the Triboesls "ef thts first listatire . pro- Kise to thelEia l g three tendtdates for each* TALL.. of [ edge vacant in their body. The Kitts "choe , ei pa- - . &digital& 7 4 2$ 3 3 . 1 0 b 0 100 k • osi ID llama ~~ ... 1