The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-15 00:00:00

. r f• / Ak t - Comilla. lieePreildent motedilse Order of :tlie . Psy, sed tetteleated. ' • 'Totem Peens, Joss itr4ieir. Cents. 07, 01, Se p 'Blll.—Bank Actives, 114095i110 1 1160. • talsirespard. FAIAI**4IIIIIII2.--einived II! Fa :4442411egia1s imp; *finial 4110 sosuros, sills gets ' 1 . THE STATESMAN. e .~i . • FROM rms bdIfFir?NPAZETTE, Iv? . LONDON: V:s • l, . • Y senattiousw, JONI 15, - Isl 4. We beve received Paris Papers this morning to the 13th inst. by 'which it,roill be seem the French Funds *re daily advancing. The Journal des Debate, a Paris Paper, was alio received last night, containing an account of the arrival of General BartRAND, (who accompanied 'lsTatot.zow to the island of Elba). at Paris, bringing information of the Emperor's *inky, and. that the physicians derpairettof his re, cota l 74;lliiis report is not contained in on, otheakjer, therefore is entitled WWI* credit.—Bat' it may well originate . at a cdll' when, by pri vate accounts from Paris, as ;NW tlid in the Times of (his (ley, which we have takerce few troubled spirits, the devotees of plupder, in short, the hired deceivers of themselves and the people, will traduce, by their blachiarelian politics and sophistical logic, the meg7 . seaniraous and reconciliatory conduct of the For this purpose, the insanity of NasoLsolvls likely to.proveun invention ; and his life Said in some of our English Jouritals cot lobe compatible with the permanence of 'Ogee. Connecting this sanguinary disposition with. the private intelligence from * Paris, k may be consideredas a mere subterfuge: But really the news ii.highli4 seaeilying to the demons of dis-, cord, weits„ lard tenant:lon.... It is strongly asserted, and trnil.jr..,tialiesed, that 'tyranny max . have changed masters;: . The preQ of Paris is lurid: to sestraieta as in the time of Doxfti..Anfsf...nnfienFh:ard represented as still lairously; : t4taebed to the sehedies of their former owl mad enough, to trz them egain.— touts,' though prudent, encourages ) from leis le istimey, the disturbers ; and fears are entertained of .the-pr" odigiOns influx Of offloers from all parts of Peace to Paris. This is evident, ftom three Orders isi r the D'ay being issued by the War Department in the cows(' of one week, 'for ilteseilio are net on duty to repair to their respective regiments. The Constitutional Chortler drswn op by TALLEY. 'Astro and his Colleagues, which has been superseded by one emanating from the pure fountain of Royalty, is reprobated be the higher circles as completelj despotic. The Decree respecting Sabbaths and *days, has excited loud and furious marniors. Iq Short, the revolutionary Wheel seems only to hare.] teen locked % its motion 'for a short tiMeimpeded t I and to tontala within itself the. eleemaivat a tremendous ends Ps she sinning appearances-of peace and tranquillity toe diitsacted world. The Nlle!ring are extriscts from the Saltier. reeeieed.tlila morning:oi . Pasts, -June 14.-General Neilson, the late cele .brated _governor of lAslo, revieweillyisterday, in the Champ-de-Mars, betesein Ilse and e l k . Ikon:aid 4 , 4.. -,r „ - • LORD COCHRANE. ' • • We stopped,. the Press yesterday to natty COtlittant having appeared in ',the Coact t ot Smith, about half-past two, to move for . trial, , which, could nbt be gtanterl, conformal* the rules of Court. The iftcoont of wind this interesting octagon,' Kill - ba fiatind . .io giroceedings, mid is dbserving of particular t %Ord CbennAns states, ” that on the of great importance to the proving of bet lausseenae, had not been brought forwero . l.lll4lllo , ' Woeld alto* him to" - tad - to dente : to. willak,he•alladmi t ifit,g2FE! ; able to judoi.4-10;:wd e t iretaiww bgaln rah. had beets 10,64111 . 1'10as of hia own innocence, he had never thoeght it necessary to COunsel, as several Sentleinen In Calsrt bed he. even read,a briefest the subject, lilt trial, whoa . he totril,.that . o..yery great' crept into l i t, lis respect to the evidente vents, es.to the dresi. et nib stringeewha. Loidship's alVsase its his absentee; I They were 1., senfett as edrnittinctinst.be was . thiseed in t•setlieentj all.they inteitatidwis, that he i‘pestea be st Officer,"to Which charectre:thex matter of coarse, Stectlesi. the . red though it inight - meatlrwill have been green."' It Is impossible to peruse Aese'detfuret, Lord. COCIIRAag, in •fiddition. to "his atqcla'rit fe6 • merly made, without feeling • 'that his complete re fiance on his inOotence, has involved „him in his pee. sent unfortunate Situation, end feiwisich , a remedy 'ay not be now so easily found. We tissist, boWeierk east some plan. may yet be rlbla4whiciJilltPerfec 6 . I • ly answer them& of pablicjostitse4 ak . .4 .all the advantage which he cmOliope:l full and thorough investigliion 401',1 affair : Though Lord. Cotswolds ilk , entitig under no confessors InisiOtane, lect the emineut services he has tendered the noble independence of principle he casions displa)ed, combined with a _ hitherto unsullied and uosuspecte4Are bore no hesi tation in acknowWng, that: iffisiver before - felt more sinCereVistspititsiy fdithittl‘of any public! stinpkeeper, inftkit lily . la , Mii. JEDOintreaMirrtie, - MakgiotiOleiNtriet, 10100kersobille!% , fib . :I nty ilk:i at Gummy, Allftroey., Mr. iiseketr, liewleptt; Softilin s t- : -J..llsitiaKVlololly: watet-asOler..looe .21416; Moly lc Itt Onfitiltatt... Attorney, Mr. Icoutk, l King-greet, St. Jainet74-1, 01 1 OuTL. . 4..' • ' 11.**OtO .031iott, 'Sreribirveir, irenrohoger, lone 41. '. - 'ilellAtiGitlit. Aatirsey, Mr. Iowa; Bevis Marks. •131P11. „ M. Richard Lenoir, Chief of the Bth legion of :National Guards, and one of the greatest supporters of French mtoefictores has been presented to his hlajesty, who, as a recompense for his zeal, con descended to sign the *moulage toecract between . Miss Richards and Lefebre, the biother of the 'General Lefebre Deventtes. • "The Ring yesterday issued • an Order relative to ;OW Ml< ine Department, and appoiuted Count Wally, Vice-Admiral, Member of the Bureau of • Longitudes, Director-General of Maps, Plans and ,Archives ; the Chevalier de ltossel, a Captain of — the Ancient Regime, a Member of the lustitote,and of. the Bureau of Longitude; Assistant-Director M. Quiche, Member of the loslitute, and of 'the Mika ' Otx ford; June•k4; Nlvie.orClitek thlkiveulap 'POT these ten days past all 'tee been hope-, bustle, and entlety,° in this • city end tlnlversi4y. Sea of glslters hos.beets srestortlant ever known oil any or the many previous oceitsitttsi• *Stan giants... infatitiOnc elections; and instelkiiiihiall kits, or receptions of illustresser ;lossui) l i e I taken #lace. All the toads !escape. • ithttinged with persoatof.terik, has suns tire lionou'rs to be.peld.tb the most 't •^ k r • F' :oar . , . s. ttniversitres, by fore ign. potent:star • • Ira Ord . The !trice of ligigialgs smiling, sat 4ititrff 3.lrommit. dation?, ' , it is 'almost needless to add, nes, of COWIN, Nal risen in an enormous degree. , , • Lord Grenville, out Chancellororvived yesterday filrenooni followed bylitrl Spencer; I _ , liirl ForlectiP, the Earls of Darnley,. , Essex, ntul Peinbroke,•lvir: C. Wynne, and many'` other NobleraeiratstE6satte-. men of 'the Unleetsky.- t Shortly .m . 44 this Vhnocet. lor'sitritel, ire-provseetted to the Dirinity School, mid theri . tspneed tin Celivetastion in .the itslial• for no. All ille pteparsitlanii : - for dlirateispinii- •of WIN- it..Ko. Highness ' the 'Pansy MON and . his iSustricre• guests, the Emperor •• of Russia and Pmetkeis'.ol -- OR Kftig , ef Prussia siel.his.,rin - 44•1 an.t,. 'those who attend' the two M °COON . werd• a I figott ' in the course of the -evening. The Ash ' Regimen; 4 , and sonsedetaehmeits of other kogiewnts of slragoor, , nal troop% of .the Oifordslrfce yeonsaorf,:entereti the city. . . . , 0 •• . This morning being fixed for . theispected afrinef, - . the utmost activity prevailed: 'llitf a rratqiiii.*.d.,.o4.6 time appointed by the , 434".neoel4iirott‘bnewot4 , g - of lila tiskiktnity. to meal Ifrat , 6ol4lXl.lltorsie' A , ' , 4 meeting of the Chancellor, Heads of,,Houies..-olni Proctors, held in the Delegates' Roost, a .14.4.4.?j * 'gramma was drawn up and issued, by ..which all disc" arrangements were ordered; according tn.whicfs sit ' Members of the University, Under Gradnetee eni Bachelors, all Masters of Arts, l'iroctora,..Doetots,, Heads.of !louses, and Noblemen ; in Sbott,'-att.llie Uhiversitty went out., each in likt.preper. !Pal k's: ant( ranged. themsolverkklleiptnen 111,thes)stilir tilthei44llls street- howl lit.. ikryt:4llo 4 l ll 4 tO•the 1 0 4 1 4 0.. MigdeliateltAdolglestillich Seniors wer9 fitil.i/t. --, '" 4. ; 'l'be cents" of Cheat:nee was left entirely opeoptud i ~ ' uoluterritilled by -horsemeu or carriages, .TinkYtir., • minry were statiOned.betuteen - tlw gowns:own/mit rho ~ ASP __,,, ' feet wv, .which was Staa. left • inoortunotted f+ that c, T r 1111sIspi1011* ~ spedalidoosi_ TIP! vtii)dott 1 i ~,, of . nalthtt, .14 houaeb in Aigh.'street were , crowded with. 1.44441.-74... . Ail , Lord Fitment Alnutric Spenser ; was • Coiamoullitst ,d; OtliCer'ef; the troops oe duty. • .• • . • ~e . Foe 40 ; The Noblemen and other .ttlevr.bere of the ' incite le remit/ attended the' Qbentellor et Dr. Cole's, aik, • Exeter College, at ten o'clock, •and accompanied his' All ,Oce Lordship , short!) , afterwards to. the Eilll : of Mat. : dalen College, where. permission was given by . th*, .41. r. ~ P ,President and Fellows .of that College, for those I. : who formed. port of the Procession to Meet: Iho A " Duke of York, and many tabor distiognislied•por. fr , eons, repaired thither. The Mayor and Aldermen a • Al' i ;In their robes, and the Corponttioli •of the City of : Oxford appeared, end took their station OIL Masai av ! &lett 'Bridge. . . ;... .re At r . 1 The assembledfablie did not wait so tong as kitiiipt ...i.• a" 44 . t i t quent an occasion, of public ceremonial. At twofie , Y. ° Actor.. o'clock,shoptly after the arrival of the Prince of W 4ik: , AV ' tenburg in. the Queen's carriage, an aeauut coo rics 4 , 1 ' antiocinc.ed the approach of the Prince Regeot; and -. a -e. , Lord F. A. Spencer redo out .to meet !eh', ltnyat oo Divi ov lDs .. : : : • - . '.-'1 'Highness. The Prince came in his private travelling JP' joiky ii . . "Dew astir w ., we., pi 4 B i ss a irr y. : . t t al b e i.vlUlrrißge add s fou r;audi a Lighted on Ma bridge, w berehi A Ar werchlson.-4tily 9, S. gift Oftiorf_ _stiPeliat4S- 3 _ WWI `Royal Highness wai met by. the Chancellor, who laid LaWriclee,Stepney-grea.'slintimosims earPelliarZ o = .theatasesuf the Bedsits, of the University at his Royal t.lhorpe,'Pooltry, heetumeher—iiiy T. .Paer, ~ . .• • liosetwark, otatiosee-4sly,b, .1. Solara, I. Andatoost,aattG. ' litgiarses tact. The staves being must graciously re. . • . - • Swaa; Wappisg-woU, a ez=itiss—. l o l A, 11. aisily.,lMeach to rased,. the Mayor advanced and presented tor.. 1 , 44 No less then nine sets of horses wereprovided yes. Plsh4treet 4 o ll .... . merch y 5, . joatig!i s . gent .I.llAll,,liiiisows.ingyet, • ---- - - - lira p ei‘ ,. .1101yok Highest's, the imsignc of ,hi.l Ace, which being terday for the journey of the Pusses Realms, the Emperor of Rugsta,,Also Ring of PRUSSIA, and ' J walt"aurill aV W. lli limisn Lillie, fladdeamsfrret, - 1 iwoiet-oqattyar, ! also most graciously returned, the procession n3ts im s .' their isie 'S illy' b. S. Rolfe's. Retbrrhtillres dillabei... 4ll ereil..t . eit, amailatdy • commenced .nu !foot. .. The Cor HorViutt i flit" , to Oxford . Tbe °nit"' iug"; on M .P u l la ,!' , 5 1'i1i . . - kelly'S. A. Kelly r otOt i l T.. H. Kel . ty r , moo, s ; s lir Y il . llPaiked first the Juniors Preceding : Then walked .))tight were, (or the carriages UP be ready at 10111' in joy's, ,11, Cloddy, Liverpool . inerolutot—Jaly.l6,. J. WestolVihe Chaweell t or of the Universi ty, , in his •fuli 'dtoliis ' :iliV'moroing ; but the hour was afterWardi changed Glebe-roan,. Mite-cod sl . 94 . ..T0wa,.pa1-dee t k‘ t r ii -- 1 - 4 .1: 4 70r:,./.2.tr0b, 11 end' the 'Mayor of 'the city, in his rAiiii; Oil ..• ~to five o'clock, io coneequesce of the !stoma Of their fsii:;l7.24l,ll.ltiioeill4l,l.linitlasinwortivi.atHerts. butcher,JulTS.Y, i his left hand. All were uncoirered., Vie Wine* i-Majesties' engagements at the Marquis of STA reObbs ,Greenwood. Hoddersacld, Yorhskite. shuttle - soaker —.. LAY 9. :Regent came neat, with his hat In. hie Inati.• His . . end Lord CAOLMONDILET's, from whose house the' .4.6olKming, netvil&Tpr:iirti,noo.i..inve,.rvlepot:tiome,,:rsozir:er--_-..1:::,,, I: 6 s tn al Highness was in the Windsor unik k r,in . ,.(44;ii. :Ewssio a did not return tat three io the molting. :fermi, :ea. wad . 1), Tersielf; Jon. of the Commercial-road , rope- ~blue and scarlet), and wore the Order of rhe,Gar. The PRINCE REGENT left Carlton-house at a guar. rtskers—C i i Ve4l put W. r it v t elaA ßln veter a ar io t ie t r ia 2l 4 " l. ; , ' ter, and the Russian and Orussiatt Orders. ,le .. rtes before six in the -morning, and was followed by 1 rirdrs— it. B u rsidsiow . ;ates:wer, tallow-claandleeo—J Ely .c ) w: looked extremely well, and orpeare4ltchighsOrlts! thei)ther royal personages about ball in hoar after. itaftlip;,atniorm.k. ti , •iftdh. lattltsr. . '' 1 • i• The Doke of York was on his right,. wearing , his wards. ' . . -• '- *-- • . CtitCfIIICATESL-JULT B. i academic robe, and the Order of the Garter. Tii* _ . J. Pittrlegi, blew Westford, vieloafler..-S. Itnatitn, sea. . Lord Metvir.tr, Admirals Sir liliden Youtut-_, sontal.WlUeughby, Hishopseate-street,merFhintS-- , W. Vrankiv, Ro ya l iI ig iineas were fotlowefl* ,Loicl 'Sid month, ' Lord HENRY PAULEY,' .. and 'Horn, with Mr. I,,,aiuswirk.GiouceAtershire, naler—tt. Eciwardorcat Sarrey- the Earls. of .Darnley, liercotart4ssest Pembroke, CROZER, are expected to, leave town on Monday for ,it reci . rackfr iael-n A . l i lr d ' e r :Pl d !if i r . " l .l',: re i : en i t'i oc "::, : !ipencer, and Fortescue, the Otsia - op .of Peterbo .Portimotith. Several waggons, with gold and ether' est, saddjers. • rough, and a long train composed Of 11)4 - N obi, . plate and costly furniture, were sent- off this morn- . , PART,,IERSHIPS Diso4yEp_, .. . 'leg, to'-he used at the residences of Sir Blown) .-614-12"lisUet17: teLhrirtilitbi-Paratetsv—:Ta•nr,,aTd'd. ..:, ' .. was expected that 'the it Usill.A. and Prussian Mo. 4)lCamisron . y . ' Commissioner GREY, &c. 'llse Env. (.Brooke s t0wn .„„.4,„,, vaie t4p avien . r _st, a ut ani,% ) ,, mid riliarcha would. live arrived et tj'e same _time, and peter' . of -KusstA, King or PROSSIA, • PRINCE Re. I Lock, tilottecuet-otreit, Chteenastisre; 'Alan.. , jfamse4 part4f the_ precession, which was provided . ; -.., .. , . : bat for slot*, reasons of choice - ogler; lit. &c. leave London nest I / ll nesday minting, f and art' to arrive in the afternoon -at Porismooth, I. Kixo'sTurAtes..7. _Tboirsgicitratruicf.fristodoe,.°r convettiene* this did not happen. The royal and When the Whole of the Royal Party *ill dine onbussd 1,. was asst -n ight repehtg4 Itiefore avar y numerous. An d academic preptsionthen most& up the High.street, ...r ho I and turning to the rightat St . Mary ' s Church , passed . the Royal Sovereign yacht . : ' - ' briltiootairtlieocg,•and'went off eatr,etaily well. Itadtliffr .Library : to the,,Divjuity School; in BesidesDoroirr, - Souvr and - MASStAI have Wei: rellnaions ,to Poop! ,•,- vriOr..b f9moootly. *Our. in chili lbil excluded•from the list of Peers of Friaci..Wilibii, I-fint ligt, 61 00 6 4/kildy 0141.t4414""1iti' Bo wee i l *npproaChing :Which, the m :•.!.! of every % not the reason of thb eirdtation. • •• -:..* •' • .I,llie first mul second ...- . ... i t e noir . diver,Osepent; c oi l ; . ; fitt:hied lines ..ifi flie right a ,;(r . Ire, while his Ra ul *R Ebhgt.crti - p u iprined, • - If li t empor.was.eividtromt by the : ~ancellor and tlut Itgrtair - ' 'l6'l : sis sett: --AA - Prl kiwi.. •• ' A.ddreatillt ‘ • . kiwi.. 'Mai his Rale 'Highness 41,111kmellor . t _ Iris Ormade it, perhaps,. unneoeseary.. Tide is at- •Be a , yf .., , mew ,v ; ,....,- • „ ziweist. : lo4 , 44llo , 4hei sitite i ~,i ii, p er, from . I.lo4mmim4iaire, midi ave afraid may.offer one . sore ibis d e joemploopayso4,oo44- . • .. . . .. 1 7:. : , ......... rstcd jo s Woo); Gi g. t ansi i v igp irs osmo neer- as idaiiibp tó a thousand-UW=6es; bow diutoorote ; .. •., L.,, , :i.:l. ~- ' ' , „ ) .,a„..... •::. ~ , yr' t ° .. 1., . 4. " . ..:i e . ra " is s i e - r willoili4 c i t . • ships - si ii - a se i dr. taus . ) s a .40141iptd it is, . even . for • the purest ado,. to lOU/. ' 7 ... !; :: ; l ifi t . s ow n ice . lisparttft. .', . • -:,.,..... r • . . . , _ _ ~,.. : . • pbrie al per last. . ' -.. . ••• .e ~ ,-, (. -' . 7 .tare sodality • with the, acmes of 4. people. :• i ,!. : i ; . •,.eirliimisoo l'itailillt,433sB. • ; , -• i • :• ; • . . • , . Po wrilehrwohnia 14 4 4.4irivid Ids Ilajeta) s Fhp Glow- " ' W '-idlilia/L PAULlXlN,444leiliallitegelikool. 1 .. . - a • - • . • • 4 ler , fop the ejklottail ; iiiiiietitbarine, froni Chrtbnigh:•- •4? . .4' •: ~ lai c • •'' "` ; 1 0Wiierit ovede a lesiiiidimOsteVilildif .t:,_, it' lac ' 4 im- , ea- . • .s.' ' •rd -i e I I .. . - • ' rat " . 4 II .. 1.0 . - !.. • i • ._.„ .' , • ,• i ..•,• bailed._ • i Sailed h is , . i 5 t .,,.ap.. ! . eater to the westvt i n . - Wigolaad - ' lea Queb ,: e 6 44 . i ii sai l' i n she :• S ''.. .•. " ealleatiefla, - • 1 ' • a--,A . ' ' et."' ' •'• ' . - • . • • - .7 , - ?Aft .•• 1 . • • • •V 0 .. •' • • myna , •.e : .l t-• of . that". werilt!ltiolid.Peiert 0. 44- , 7/I,ok - . - ; . . . r -.4.--- STIZt( B 11 DAI :i1:17)I -1-. "."- iii * 0•16,,,0CKE Or Ilia ' • TOON, ketithfllt la_ __Unit sew Tor_ _ IF -1414,1 1 5 . , i.,, ~ .. , :?FirlioaTio;Aati, is.-.-Cnoc io the Oeio4eer sloOp of scar, 4 * 7 flliptioo. l • 1111 regretted:that Ilit; AIWA; "Plblebill.s walla - Serf Nolo ,art. The Eakao f fiats Gibeshar l , iaOed - 0 1 0 41;' I the I)o;peinie toil: 3 Pe* Cent. Red 6911 L. Alt . Axis 6 BP• , ' , slioatil . littlk objytt whicatthls. p'rilicipl e it t , . . the96di Olt- wit" so,o. w ri er . p.. , 4y 0. . 3.per Own. itiall •' ' • .N.W4oquits Bkits '2 d 3 p Ito 413 " Ved dug' liti Ofisertsh tkins should:be` re- 1 hcis.-e &lived lioMPlaik asO toxl , oscfr glow o.)U r ef ra g li a i.verr Como. Sdi s i i . ' Onsoiosp i . ) b. per Cent. Nam' , ray ditto , f'hired to 3 C,ommittith. •:. • ' • -.- esylle.+-800,41 lino Frejoei 'elastics tor Bresoolhotolo fu!diro- Lees. Ann. 11 161, • . t°lll°l. fte its. Mill wk. a %A..... ......d•lisaus:l:. .4 .•- 4:'ilsv. and !Plarberear0 11 0 11 10 01 ". ' .: - .". 7 it - '' ' .7' . ' 1 I- • r I .ON fi r ' ,r , f. • • • • • L r • re 1. • v "r 1 • • t itf 4 41t? *i ME I t• • .• • • is • is Po g • ' 4" .- . ~ . . , 7' 7 -- --.. •••••'''.• .--.-- - ..... . . P• . • ' i asit - lis c . oreig*Oirsie 1 ' .i . "tae 14. .' ', lAt , Lord , Ills Royal Atibwpss the Prince . Regent, 'his been ! 111 1 '4 ?, -1 `pileasetLiis"the. r iiiiiiit if 0 on (lie hebalt of %is Ma- 10 1 ' autg i i. jgati l ` to aprint,giratfOrd canning,' Esti.' tis'be his ' °l' t Sr a new Majestes isinr,47: tritirdinark and Minister Pleni- At" ninthly to ppteutiarY to tiny tsfederaled Swiss CintOus. lin . , iiiii passed Us , .7 „ _ . ii ii-j uu --•••••• • • L- . . June 14 • • 1 ani w' - • - . . ••. i , • • • ! - v° ,.. 41. t •. • iiii,linyilliigii . ihe Prince .Rettt has been i flit . , er.,„„,..., " • • Fitias:lo, in thespaWii'nd•on t the Irlia •Of 'lda Mit 1 . 1 ; 'VirmlnFe ~,iitr A To- spaiiiftst W. Ilentlerstni ,El4:kii t Ll;i'eu- - 1 OH Laucogence, .tensk of the IlblitAhlTe iltirld"'oi'Oesiaiwttnita-Pco, :iir Ititir Lord- kioneet o :Ope Nil? I ; ake,Giidsal N . . resivieff. - •of t 'the ert: t..... .. 1 . • --new.;• 7 -i-, • . . . . 1 n I tie. better . , BA.A.R.Oefs. - •. :*, IPi •- J. Leiftbaiik;, - Partitio theolilt,' Jtabi 14; July '5, 46, at the' i gr ' eye . , . 4 i hi Tnefiletel, - 4140Sesoter s Tyne. , , Aturrotei; Wows: ..Belt 1 .,,,. ' -._ IBM- Aredri eke lioqi 014 ar4 ; npt Il.r. seyatour, New-.I "' Pne4l • "it astia•amel.naw. r• . ..• • ,. . . M ' - Itt. Willits; .tisieiti Illlsitedi. iblis:oieter, • J ape- 141, - ,Ot the i a s instruct .tit t 74 .4 llla. Nerreautte-eion , Tyne, .1417.71 , 10 44 Gootatercial i u knew, ' nor . welt 9flielitoeJ 46.. at the George lap v preastle• . It after ih i -i . l i r - 7 .. .ig. At i t i fil i e l o is ; ca r zl hlroa h i h 'til e r i tt i r r•; . 1117 . ;... 4; a?tl- i U • eiroy, had , 2,. Varier; AlleriOn• r •W suesficrstare;...ko or, Judy i r " -. Ai re Kat the Itartimicts Arms Tin ''' &Wenn Woroester- ,St of =his • eer . - .. Attorees. Stews. ftielps anti SovagK' , yltir- ° N :atik od ...... his , eferearette r • and It, l _l l 4yler, 'Joho4ltrsrt• • sli. - ' t .- ,r te . I T "... - , 4 W. Okaal,' Great Wiirkiefea, eheeseatoftq, ;OW nag.. were repro: td - 'at tLolieha t i ‘ t 7 , Auoreey ; Mr. : yiece6t ,wroitiltrais 1.0.1 ,e. • .... : `l* - ' • 'O 4 „Om tl i t at i 1 J 3~ek;•l l Vat .51t1441.84riloi*Ot. t :14 611 1. 4.0 4 6 ,e. a to ra .,,,, :tal t the.Ut t o lL4 H a rs i t io =res,..t , I t rs I" l ) sit 11 6ortois•lteeet : , -•-• ... -•• • .. •-. . _.' 'O,• . : ,• ti, ,the ~4 1 ' ,..1-;• I R. ow, OW ilotteekTaikakir.;; borotsentir• 3+ 11 3' 4 . 5 . , 4i 7 I , l ' l''• '77! , the Crookead Aothot Itto,' trealtalynt. 4 6: "at Me r apthees i , i !.. ern." , • • Pi It 1 1i l it,or it t; ' fli , nts.' Sintsbison . and .ftivi !int:Mahon ; , C . . a nd Mnat comma, looramtriet• „.... !armlet% of I. 'T. linodeoelt, Fatersfisuii; Kent. sanpliener., itiwilit,ttily cgt.L.s. f 0..: t # r eit, at Utilidliail• ".4.ttorales, Metati. Jenotnittlieltrtir, , r hickinill OirfeCt. 14;iiiiiiii.itGbaisei.,."."wor: laws, nem stargs, Slird Lord 6 a l lair it aze _•* •' - ) .' 4li- ' ' ' ' • id • ~. :,• ~. ~. ;J , '' . Ile __tOgo Cro4 . • e-amilaitald.'Jman.Stb, My 2, 2.5, i.O. ONUS from a ittitabett: A '': ilteori.. Drew tad SOS,' Berowneldep. - —`" • ' . Ornery- • • * - .:' ,1 '.4 -; i 4 -.. • . ! • . . 11A 0110IOthos ' .- G.Seihy es :afoot itreei, Riliclifir, ;Juge , 2s. °R. I, at pieirtai-i* atx14.14., . .. .kiletini . . /. :1 _ L, , . a64,Turper,. wklin we' neat/ -7. 7 .. , ..i;OO:ispritileco6p. lota 91•96 i erect his constris Jell 9d, : s the up, - Strarford-VP o w•nno,: . Astor tom, tkami. pleilriek. and Beedertp - , Red Lion-square.: Lon- ha hal on all oc- , ago t suldlloslis. Haat sad Hobbes. daaadord-apun-Ailon. . •-a. J. 111010/4. JIM- .Lriabardluree.l=s4lasi, June "' moral ch,llkeser j t % - st.G.Rdia.O. Atletany . RaTint-street. We have ea besi-. - • -' 4. ' 7- .- DlVlDttieVt j ... carer before - fait Joky 9 . fr. o tossi . 4 .4 : .T.. Walk, nia itramuompag_:.tm‘er. .1. •=_::7 - 7=2: - ....'2 - V.5-...-0- a t Illhilessu of Longitndes, one of he Chief Marine 'no the reason 01 " 15 TaL'i ts. """ • . .• Switzerland - seems to be in a state o f fermeutation. posed .by Monsieur Atp*.oi,...rea ., , Performed. ° It 1 .suan"t" 3 • illidregraphers and Conservators ;M. Beautempset ' .to a similar poit ; Nlessrs. Provost, Larrique, Ratrul, The peasants h ive i taken Vie town of Soleurg. •At f is .a. light ageeviebte • emertainent, .and :presents a Pe '.lO ofteereteltie seat; i•-11jesle .seated, the Prince • i i r i se d 1 egent received tbe Addrestlif, : O Vorrersity teeth ..• ~, • Lucerne sever al persons hart !weir arrested. - •• - ! . greater portion of eariete . thillis.generally corn Engineers of the First Class; Daessy, Beaty, Fey. - • Yesterday tiro couriers arrived at the Piilteney ~ in trifles of • this kind. , Monsieur. uud . Madame . the ChenbeitOr f li-whicli his - Highnescreade a .... - •- ' • meet .graeious answer. The Cheocellor then pre- ', - . elle, Engineers of the Second Class ; Croisey, CM- . hotel, one 'fives Petersbargh,• and the' other Freon . 'Jew., teem. the Opeseniteer at Pari medethair ~., .. • • 'lie, Civrv„ Dressier,, Engineers. of the Third Cht'ss. Germany or: rrance, *fa . Dispitche? for the En- fi rst appeetunce in lump gif,deux, sted, wer e most fe.• fented to the Regent .. . ' Meer's- of : she Usti...kik:is, - •,, 5 ‘" 4 . A Military Order has just, hem issued, signed l'ettgn , • • Bald ghtiess.. .... , ..: , moots red for hit .. s • • A rep!ort, which' haabeen before cireoliteit, is4e. leap-teilowerful and nstemeise., .His style-or dancing , resorption gt Clerfet-, :' °liege, thrive to receive . I ' • ..'' Count Ricard, to the following purport, viz.: that all • I , ..Toed with apparent confidence in seieigr parts of is at once vigorous etsd geeerdel.-e- The igure of . ' the : the Officers of the Allied armies must, to prevent Germany, thus the Emperor ALTACANDeIt it to.pos- lady is petite 7 --her ntovemen — fs *ere cti.tioi.,u,d br his ROyal Higissiess'stoarmmids for eondutting him. .- ''. ' •, ' I • disturbances, appear in their uniforms ; an d the sess the title of Kincof PinAtilb,. Wtti . Cltls to 40 go- neatness end • celerity:.consinitietice.te ri t ionwk - -. nd the distiuguished persouages who wore every •.. i..„ '•• F , .. • „ , : French soldiersare told, that nay are not suspected rievqed by the.Grand - Deke Of CossrAirsJtis, - iethe "cbittery attached tothe ballet •Of Le.Calrfe.rofere;' ent • eapected,* in suitable ceremooy, to th os e' . '- •; I • -of wishing to insult the subjects of the Allied Sore- quality of Viceroy. . .•.• - , . . havit4 received seine Ujely!dir' Saturdereveidega 11, , tiles cud public headings of the Univereity i ~• • -,• . s i ... •‘ ' A • .=IA. it might be his Royal Highness's pleasare is , " .. . • .. . On Monday his Highness the Duke of .../autatis .. was found iMpossible to*prodube that pici last tutlit. P : :- , arrived i i , L ou don from Pa r is , Where Wiindeistand —Karl et Lithggh lag substituted 'and ear airaffr - .'" ' • . ~ . French uniform, *dare to insult the Allied troops, be only to rem:elle - for a foie . days We, tti, not • :ceired with general" satisfactilei-...f....' . ~. • , - • ii :Wirites-in* tile &ended street and tee the bridge 7 . - - ... i . i 4 . 1 '11 the garrison an d National Guard of Paris are desired know the occasion of his.rititi but rte know that :..' The EmPeOer of * ;Reset*, liiid• 'Attie of Pavietsi et.% ill tented with - iesOistient espetibeloe alert= t lii i to take them into cust o dy, and bring 'them be the omission of the name and loteresti Of:14 father..WM MVO to their respeitiffifOgirilheough ifbt. ' ehtid; . to behold the Esurrevikkitander, aid every the General Commandant, Count Ricard, and they in-law,'the King 'Of Sicily, riar Atli, in the Treaty :land: -.-: ,• * • . 4 "''''''''' %".'••'' -'•• ". • iippeiraete gee elltertvorreeeraeatit is roy al shall be exemplarily punished . .. .. of Peace; has given occasioeio sesious inimedvet. I MV. KeAts is sorted: to ' perfrerin4legigo-ruglita at s e a i l akk pace 4 wo e _ '• ' ' hitt ,• ' .„• .. . ' • A short Statistical account of the four Cantons of awn 111. certainty . m etitt O e ge . Peg nlier ctimilde sli " • "Deblins for . which lie ii.te riegieelBloll.--eedietter., insitertai-thjeats.9einal - ~. -,_ m ,_ 0 , Lion, as.tt was So ohedieace.tO out Councils', Nit wards - elk:eights et averpoef,lotra ifoseiPt/iiitihh or thelipstivif Wet . e ',.:. * .-- ,- - . - Waitfour ' the Department of Jemappes, which form a part of he hazarded his all. In the stroggle‘Vejet en jtandul- 1 , di*: • ' *.: ••••• • - • ', -.. .--04:::.-. , .-.••• - 6 , contairiisigtordii. ''•-'• '' . . ...iegislieileii i . ' the increased territories of Trance, according to the amnion is proposed to tim for the leas of tritotoo. - I Mr..lienuss is by no means,so Muciritidhigesell as as thelmetedillate; ,'' ".' ' ' 11, ‘ton li ppror... , • 1 third article of the Treaty of Peace. They coastwise Conx-Exceastataefstit:l6.-,—T..barebsges no freek h as ge es swpresedted: 'He is,' blievrar, advised not *tree . 14 . . .., . ••o s p. - . i - , a ousjderable exteat of country ) and the following ottlyalay PdCee rea 3 o o .the 4 ", • tts 4 , 14 0 6 7,. kee. *, r . 01 . fid i ttl a , 'On lie Wttiedt. . ereeesered• '''• ' Petillii' . ''. .' . •ak got I. . 1 1 1 • '.•• i. . •'*a,/ r• , -- %.44 ,- +.. , .. ' ,-•- . . . , ... - . • t••• ;• -;, . •• .2 1 - , et •,:thatji':.. .. . - •••i!ig , ; , . ' • • ". -- •.- • ,- • . _., -. . : ~. _,.. , . ~,.,,T,0k.,,,,.,..;,, ~,,,,, • . • - •;-*-4 • - • : . • - • . _ .. ell' ' ~. -•-• - ' * . ' t' . . --" -- ~..- . 1 4 - - - ..4tf:.,, , ,',.....-, _•,,..„.;.,--;., ,--• ~ i . .4, , • . . . . _ . , . . , ..... . . , . . . . . . , • ... .. . .-.... , ..%..tr1ve . -;': - -"" ",,,'•-• .....9R-4,111•1'01111449r90r...v.0rrAri1r" r, "I