The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-10 00:00:00

• ...._. - • Shiballl' :C • - - N • t; ..•-••• wiik a ,-1- ; , . . '- `'. , f;" . ' ;•'-\ -, 1 a r ' .f l l , . . 4. 4 ',, 4 • 4 0 - 4 • .6.4 I /- , ---- -- - - - -2-i`N • . . '''': ra • um t.„ -...„. V ie r . 4 - 3 .ixttiosi (4.pif • ) / el ) s , i e , ~, 4 >_ Lon - Do - Iv, MAY' 10, 1815., ~.:: .r -j „ f .- PRICE 64D. . . .. " Tie Gime . for sr bi:h HAMPI/IN fell in the feid, died brlikiiiir died us Mt scaffold " 7 • ROYAL, 011intY.LANg. - • SALES. FRENCH PAPERS. • • 1 RVENING i . May. 11, theli tafrdin , Ilervitias ill i‘erforir . L OP . FORIJ TNE. redidipet. (4th lime) . Mr. Kean. 11p. .41440 wI Loix3 ISKA. ded, . , and Cannery. „ - (Tomei art %If peat livireOwt. lo 6e- Orrini Price 9‘.`41.-1 4 1t. 9s.' M. 4 z &valid *or ‘l3Neeit." l l9. a 'Seeani jrrke, Is.---Upper Seentin Price„ PARIS, MAY 3.- MiNISTRY OF WAR. .• . SUE MINISTER OF WAR TO TIIE FREFECTS, SOB-PRE. FECTS, AND MAYORS OF TIDE EMPIRE. Sift,—lf we are obliged to take up arms again to defend our independence and our homes, what more just and more sacred cause ought ever to produce efforts more unanimous and more energetic. I : his the cause of a great nation determined to I be free, and its own master, against a hut-headed .rue l lea which pretends to dictate to it disho noura bl e league, which 1111'5. Upon tlii success of thiti contest depends the very existence of France, France mast call forth in her defence all the resource! which nature, art, the genius, ;sad tke...movage of he r rshabitant's can supply. The Emperor is in our midst ; the happy Revolu tion which has restored him to us has doubled our strength, filled up our ranks, and revived all oar hopes in our hearts. . 1 On the first violation of onr frontiers, the Ern- •peror will he at the head of his victorious batta lions, and Europe will recognize in us the race of the brave. nut whilst he is fi g hting for the honour and the in ti grity of the Empife, he must rely upon the co-ope ration of ell the French. • It is the duty of every authority, of every ci tizen, to second, in every possible way, by all kinds of partial resistance the, great movement which his genius wit) give to the maises, whose sneer's *ill: , . , ... IWO become infallible, and' inkufe °et - deliveratne4.' • Let each then be ready, and contribute whit all his might to repel every attack on the national hottest— every attempt at invasion. • • . . . • None of you is now ignorant that France, .had she . been vigorously defended at all points of her ter ritory, Would have proved in 1014 the'grave of her ravagers. • - ~• • . • They are formidable to such only as suffer them selves to he terrified by menaces which, for the molt part, cannot be followed up. . If more effective forces penetrate into some of our departments, let obstacles of All kinds thicken as they proceed; let their convoys, their detachments be degrroed or stopped, in their match; let tos'activt correspondence be every where kept up ; let the mi litary commanders be promptly apprized of the minutest circumstances. let the siehabitaitts of the country themselves de fetid the defiles, the w - oodS, the morasses, tire gorges, • ant( the hollow ways ! This %cairn le, Without danger for • those who ore acquainted with the localities honourable as well as useful to the citizen who de. • feeds his property, is always disastrous for the stranger unacquainted both with the country and the language. let the smallest hamlet, let every detached house, every mill, every hedge, beCome, through the bravery, ingenuity, and intelligence of its - defenders, a post capable of retarding the enemy. -......... ;: . ---L et the gates and the ramparts of towns be repair- N Ett.VOUS DEIIILITY, etitlCTUited. LUF.I3, - &e. l ed, and the bridges be fortified and defended. • Sj i rj lifiN ProfeiSional Man, einisient for .skill I L et the example of Tournus, of Chalons, of St. s- , "V titql et .tierce; tierce; i-11; r their /*deice. rind exert their ishi. ! I , ; lean tie Lome, Of Langres, of•Cmpeigue, &c. tire. Iii;;.- rim the titre • f a fen ft i e tnu e diseases, they rise-superior Z'.14;11 Preitsda t' whit+ 1•10.1u-tiv earilt•d eeriest the sik . er. escite.the emulation of all other towns; let them all ils-liteuts . id.im . ; , , itimr;o4 of ;h e II st peurciples, and uneducated .Slri Ye -to deserve, if put to the test, the Ratite praises' p du. i i iigegiv r ..)t . v ivl.iv..• Nt... ! ( :-4 TRU P. I and C. reviler e -, .-. s.ot roars. s ierettoo. at b, eut.r . %; iteivilree I.l.l,mrtier, and by the r • li toe vereigi., the same gratitude of the country m foduti terers: which m o ich their de of neatment tor Venereal . 'hen the country is. in danger, every magistrate G..foOtsihts tras milierto ha-en nnendril, runtime. ait is she same iis aft officer and captain, every citizen iv a soldier • ; m,iisift 11 . direeniticii ~At*: to the erne ;of 'every lie•ries or , Out limner's' iiiii.e..ll. es Writ : .w the r en e w,' et Item* dislre•gte e I Frenchmen know the laws of Lonour anal of duty ; debiliti s aad deli, uncles which prevem or embitter the mane- 1 non e o f them will incur the equally disgrnceful'ap , :I s mael owe le ti-- cotaloeue or lawman istirseith it there tee I ..._ Deflation of , coward and le il • I the i• U DC ; a nd •,mperor, mone.niwre rictittg ohne ster.ewlerii are ter tnesvoidolite cm- i . . 1'4 , 40044i; Uri sed , .l.eure in si certain destrnetire brew. The t after. securing that peace for w hick he • shall have iitiliarpy ii:ifferer tereels weer hie mbfornow., asitauwd he SPCk I f oug h t, w ill have the iiisignia of honour and civic e fief ae le he it feature., In seen a woe of misery 1••• la render rlier eppre,sive. To stirh pi No.* it will' I.e n causoling retire- crowns alone to confer, • • Vionee know, tiers they mak non; by a ties rind inholitslesre: Receive; Gentlemen, the assurance of my perfect airily, he swinged :a their termer c .eatiatitiossal otrengt h and vl- ~„„,,,;,1„„„„,,i,,;„ gour. Wet.* rel4tere and &hew e d s a lo n s, weer si n n e nh e e ----• ---•—•••••• iron ail VAVlrliti a CW'iligliklllll•lllirili I totra,efr. or trope a long (Signet) ' 'Marshal Prince of EC .. libil.,lll • trodem e ma' hot illinvirs. hittd drinking,lhe litlelieiens u s e le diplieete. the Marechal de Cenp, Seermary-Oeueral of fit "o'rEstrYs he. ate -perfidy emoted to henttli a 41 •creneth. the Mksist.-r, It st lie a srlf-ri, ideal-rap aatires. Ilea where li-C :Term ' (Signed) C.4:SAR DE LAYILLE. jut.- of inlelle;ils.;l cspaciiv is Prerted to the Ireatmear e e l --. eure-uf n fete peteikm c plaices; there least I.e the creamer •I twat :nos of teIiTCS• j mkt nlt run, of the position their 111 e• Nuts, MAY S.—Tile Princess of Wagrnm (wife Duet of Care is so pattin t iarly expeditious, as well us sate. of Berthier). on returning to France, has been.ur iiod 0., evieetety sUerr.isr In ibwcontainn practice. Mania ton* I rested at the Aostrien out-posts. . t li g k i t eion• of infection a perfect rete•ration i- completed in the 1 'a e on period of th ree 11:1% 0., Pled is lams, of the tuasef ioveirra- 1 The fortifications on the heights of Montmartre, r%, 'weer.- oilier ;mte tiiioeers have fail. d, is proper per-e- ISt.' Ch a umont, and Aleuil-Montant, commenced on Termer in teen- 1 4,11 of trratineni costal, 1.1 th e l imiest It rte, , T i s h A ..---•-• well grltiaded, awl instil ; n•-esi.Oilishossi,,,, By „„ early „ 0 ., , oursoay. -• • , . A "CA It D. ' jolicatem, line patient - a ill e-ra l l , tar dp:grr nod' etnencr of a i Prince Joseph is daily employed on business with icee - ONLY tNJII R t'.S RUT DESTROYS 11 tedioss attendance upon Ilse lee es perienced praetitt..ner. to the E mperor . TM/US-IN DS. 1 the most elude:ire omit romiiiiesthii caste of . vet:ere:4 infterion.l A letter __. am h As. ob,a rueliMlb ill the mu r Stied - /our e r er,,reowe. ' mu d ake re es of import:Aire to she Alffieteve. 1 teiteMrs.c4ll;sus ulerrs,es dinner, se,:tit i oll sr PSI 1.1101:. t ie eis,:p. $4. • rived this day, announces that the Manifesto against and CO. Surgeons, Members of the. a A .1, whether recent ..rot :wit thlr;nl;l.. Nnd which` ase' 1 France was signed the 30th *of April. ft is therein Ring. of 1.-tatdell goal l'ilhibueg la, a r m - 30 , e i r .' : Ins* a the skater other prartiamers,ere,hs 114erpreseet ho r se.. c omione to dimes tha.ir :lodic< to the cure air , ved siting tresseneet. elleerualliy &sal petit; mersolv curgil,misitme_ declared, that all the *salmis that left - France under jail is ail its Milgi••• • iVid thus e a ! ,• t i ll li es p,,, ; th e p teem liofferiec dr- cas rucestme pain sod e est larUg nrolo r . the white flag shall be at liberty to return. ' , nuti.cronons, bleu • reni t cact.• sa h•.I a limntes, 4 rtinge which frri i iteiiily ferlioss 4 the s t i j akothm a t i i a i i3i ,i, rma , • it tot -timely remedied, dressier t. e system, exit. le Lime:mine efiitStenrsesseusjyr pra-tiee in ea t i ne u nne lb, ; His imperial- Majesty was occupied during the tiumeatoo ours of sojourn, h see hem sad are daih. meter their whole of yesterday with his Ministers. • • recent case: ,of infection are, by their p.scoli.;r . etise,.lh,_e loud er;tdie :den a %bleb is effeete.l hi ,n see, err. .I'lle Count de Noai j les, Ambassador -from the In v cured 0 a few .1e; %N ; fled they pet ti , Who ly • sail , . and 'ex petit hoot roe:deer pencsree, te l erior • tn . Any other.- i ., of th aw s eat, rive ustririnted.she eate.thria-, yet adopted. The weak:tee. relnasumh, nod dehiliay preceed v , Seount ale L ill e to Congress, is arrived acGitent. are hero so unfortunate to to have a lilma said ilia from thi s .nlllO aid, is speed•lv removed, amt the pari en e • The Count de Lille has appointed M. Mercy: meg izeorant of 60 importnot a hranch a.f the - itaorrd to soinat•and si c orou e t.atts. liar' win re Arm de hil• ty ,* d y A ?gen teau, Grand Chamberlain. improper tenement ) Pat wily frequently de. ' hug f. , r stairs e‘i.ted.. uiptiverteiscverm.ce in their twos-rake • irk, but enuies Fmtpti , ire eat the heed, fage.. tessivilica w after the stare Ir e . been tiestros Trt. is iiiiagpviiathly MAY O.— We are assured that the Emperor 11115 Lo t t& us toe' ri.quisite to revive the slumbet la% Ppm ks of like, Mid mu tenni jes, mouth, and nose, vertigo `, decreed a Regency, composed of Ministers and the neat, uleerated suer thrum,. stsietures; ..meetheemetiretion. Gentlemen of the Lest respectability nodes on the that 10. 111..4, mar ' turn& pains in the is vv Nagle men end Presideots of the Sections of the Council of State. a ono freqtemtls mithtken for rheunsetiset), ex- have Wen under the care of Nle.sr-. Come lied to. for the re- .• One of the regiments of grenadiers of the guard in the knees. niel smelled uncleb, until Ut lenge!. . moval of eompinims of the urethra, striceires, &c.'; and hating was yesterday inspected minutely at the -chaiwps • received is enticel RM./earn:noun rum, request mat referenee, ~, sees. .. with a gencraldebilltv mid decay of the eeasti. • . arisin g from .• hit dreadful (firewseturkifix in Inc hehit, t may be made . to them, as iiiil isfa et ? r,, , . rviorners o f th e d ert . iae rly . improper use .1 me retese: and shim s ymptoms fre- . superinrit7. er Messrs. Currie and 10. sranofir. , .... man,' Lieut.-Gen. Count Pire is Governor Of the Palace appear tetti's after,' mid too often embitters the meta- iof these lieetiemen have had strictures rum 10 to . '2o'leari , , and . Of the 'f huilleries ; Gen. Clause l is, it Is:iald, Goren. I b a d b een un d ee rh e men ; M essrs : 1111111 e) IleliViSideS. 'Mother • and Co.'s eeperlence in the above disorders, ; SureeTts of (N utt e m inence, who attempted the cure by the lip. nor of Bourtleanz ;Gen. Moliter, of Strasburg .; Gen.! A re c onsulted daily from Teo till Eight, by plicate: II of the lunar mastic, *it hour sucee.s. St. Sul p ice , of Fontainbleau ; Gen. Delaborde, of• ople, air by tester, staling their co te , age, mode Mears. (kirrie mid Co. may he committed by either six, kith e. heaci -slug a reaataaace . ), tyke n mdit.4,,n , i s the greatest o e b eaeyonceeey , an d ; va p our . attheir buciee. No. . uompeigne; Gen. Currie', of Rarabouillet ; Gen. -ill be sent to auy part of the town and country. 'lO7, Halton-eardee. Brayer, of Versailles • Gen. Girard, of Meudou; and .. ~. Cooper lie cii:"Foraeon,, Charlotte-I... use , ! Patients in the eeentry are requested In State the prirtiedlars G ets. L o i sot i, •„t St. Cloud. ,e.street, Bleckfriare.rosd. Lied , a I hut no of their aye, Srz. aed genet'. isaait of Heine, &e. &c. inel ! ek g The Griandiklarshal Couht Bertrand still does the, steered a Men do riot captain a cunwilling Vec , i a mullion& for advice :Ind medicines, when the slthe "Ili Ire • and Fistula arc by -11 Win cured without cut- . given or scut to Any part of the kingdom. T i c Cl t•Life t h at wer..c . r duty of Major-Geste:o-of the army. . . Ise essential to their uudeetak srs- the . irteitt„e of lettere mats ...0 The corps of Midetlukes is re-organising at Yee - 1 • doke ere*, noTecaden, Tburedayieed fiseday blot* I added to the siteount for oemchaes.--81.3 June, ItV9.--10i, a . sallies. , Iltglit-till Twelve. • Hutton-garden. . . , I' ' • . . . . • • e77F.NT•C;ARDEN. present .lElfpl.(i„ May 10, wilt .Tut, he . prforso... sta4,: b itGPß. ik 166*, .*ies . rriticjr vp,bll twAle4., Voiti , 4loV.imerlostoolon.t o is. 0100 P .11441.1**1 BROTITER. AND SISTER,. • 816e0=Stalker, and &atm. e Premervail.• . f V seiot ir iNee"l. • SPrond •j. _ t *4O. 1s —Uttar IA me.. titi. livi hi` Lad '0'11'4006;66n to Mr. VXTIII.I/171}1 Leasehold, Jetrinstreet. By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON, "LAI th Auctiou Mart, near the Bank, on W I:MUMMY. . May 17, 1815, at Tu..lve o'Cioek, by Order of tie Atiirrees ' erWm. Francis Dneglas, n Ratiktaitt. rr !TREE Brick and Timber-buiIt*DWELLING, 111. 11OUS1•.IS, dr:drably situate, aorrtiedig No. I. 72, and 44, fewla.sit'et, AldeNtate.mrect, in.the ticrutpition of Itles:rt. Westwood, Rirslip, and Denham, tenarts at will, 'at. rents marooning to 1151.. per annum, and held under an agreement for a lease From the Goldsmiths' Company for an nnexpired term of 1S veins from Michaelmas next. at a 11.111 of per ~ net. 701. Mnybr viewed by leave of the telants one day prior In the Sale, and printed Particulars hod of Mr. West, Siolleitor to the ..CootmisOno. Red Limo -street, ‘Ynppiallit and Mr. Drltyttm, *action Mart. • Co.liave nopto tzfre.4 to the Public . . evotiinineeeery rektilybre a Hat . ou;:ht «n• the *Ty...Honer of the Sorel a d 'mot $ ireysolte light, will wear tiler lei Rink, *hope, which it retaino to the Nit i it will Aore, which is the most beautiful Work g oar tat furseeesi )(lift tio weather *offerer ie. Tie, 46i. . idawmfaeterees, el, Stroud, teener of Bed- heicoefroM. Mai ple balite • Bt- Mr. EDMUND AY TON, At the Auction Mart. near the Hank. ici %%1.:D:4E80.1Y, *),`-' litp of Ma,), nt Twelve o'Clock, by Order of the Pi • ItESPECTAULE LEX.SIWOLD DWIN,LLING HOUSE, eligibly situate No . Yl, Upper Moutagoe-street, Mornagor-square. - Mars-le-hinnies contain ing suit of drrtiolng-rownc, nod break' - st parlour, et. relit-tit chambers, kitchen, and every other iippinteinince saH ahle fur the reception of is genteel family. The Hou-e senate in a roweet.ible and much improved wield, airhnort ; is In.ld au lease for an extensive term,.ond subject to a low grcund, ' Alas• he viewed ten dares preceding the 11,1111, nod primed Paniruhua had on the Premises; of Mr. Tilton. Solicitor, 27, rerr‘-scree:, Bedford-square; and of Mr. Drayton, Aar -111111 . 14,1". Drolrrs,wlin wish for superior Silk Hat:, will lounge is sotiring this AdvertiNement. • • lottn; mocims, &c. 'ArRNT AQUATIC HAIR. GAM• nr c , by unremitting sittrnti , o.nais brongbt of perfection for Driving Cents. Stinnuts, Breeches, dze..&e.; they are neat, will not nglv clean, are, very durable, and an- proved mod. (u l terior to Woollen Ckttb, Fuviiauv, very best Carablew. Wirers"frnreliing Clank( are made of this an Improved plait, warranted never to get , Candilet Cinalvt, and every dewintinn , r ,e4, ! ., in:4e in older in the most fashi.nia ile and ie !tlaterials -old for that pal atv.e. .itien, the Gohnkru.tns are stam_pe d nn the Paint floir ttitithr..ou, Kiteg—tteet, tort SO •k 171 r bid ut his Aviit, in usnzt of the En;;Lind. • I ~. Freehold Rankin , , Entield.. ill idilleve t • • . II) Mr.. EOM USD ORA rroN, At the Auction Maiow:sr thre , Rank; Wei WEONEf4D9rs May 17, 1815, at Twelve,- liv Order of else Proprieoir, au le',-+.n neeepfahle-Olfer is Maar by Private Contract,' A FREEHOLD . Biiek - built • DWELLING. - . . HOUSE, .desisobly situate near the ten-mile vrete, Hm. , I field- Wa,h, and containirg air ) clininht rs. dining mid lirrnitta.t parlours, kitcheii, wash-hituve, pantry ostemlitude of cellorii g..] 1 forge yard. wit!' entrance by foldtsig-vu inclosedesincloseddrying remind. deiadeed double coach•hmew, three-stall 'stable, with 1 extensive loft over, fowl and koile-houses, A-nodally garden, I I partly walled, with every convenience for the immediate re- , I ceps-inn of a genteel dimity. The house is most delightfully si- 1 NUM Vlithill iii miles of Lon ton, with a neat l'.7re court, in closed by iron railing, in most sotto-mural repair, and cowman& • for picturesque views of the surrounding cim•iiry. I May be viewed 10 davit iiiiiir 111 illc Kat, ;,y tickets *illy, ' , which, with printed Particulars, may be haul of Mr. Oritytitn,, Aisetloo-Mail. Peeticulises may liken ie he had at the New Inn, Waltham-Abbey; Falcon, VS . ,-..lttium-Crass ; Hell, 'A i maiming White Hart, Tottenham ; and at the Black Horse, 1 Woodford Wells. 77'177 - • , . .111k7 RIV F 4 mid Co. St ock .Brok ers, Moshe, *hit rifkrl•sitt) ATE LOT riAlr sue ono ou Stte if tMri. thi;. toosery wf ONLY I 'VIEW PiAze-er? e:10,431116,. It ir• ter 010 Tvl. l of • Vlve !handfed e..wa, The W.t.bie i..e ijth n; I .‘l.ft V, and lo.r !'mart e: tiesetl . paid at OA. e, iu GUINEAS, a 4 mt.+) GUT is happy tO ittnte he s.•lti In roneladMi No. 12.416, n Fire ..f 104; rvr 1)04 41•4•1& No. :1:4.1. 4, art. ,tlitt•Cnvisnl,, in 61 T $l. I. a tivisegverli o'srotvi sit his onv. knod inrione. of di,t.il&ufiu4 Gninva., ; nit I+4 fri.- 15...• t. Cllr 10 ,!,;;,„ rn&&&& on NAT Utt N Elf% ',oil 1411' 4 n- , . hre Ml Sate nt , N... 37. (..(1111111.; 11.1101- *et t and 1-11, 0 stivl.-ireff. a T AY. VIM ittiNnA§ is (400. '100. 4 ' Kt: GAIN P.O. 'FAY will then -HEM •ett.l 50,0 Ticket, w•lh Ole ric.LIEA4I.:s ;... .. is .... lii00 1 (1 .10..!01 ....... ....211, MO. ..... —1%104 . • • nao '..* .110 ....... • • • • ..... ....1.03) • '&50,00 • 11 . 1107 p receive. .WAX) mare. *Wax a l'KLi of ) 4 4. *Ol refrive fliiines4 hi ! yds ref.. ivr . 6..1•1! wal,rercifie SOO t;aiimas in Gaid eoitio is I)ra WIC Art , Sgilifig by BISII, C...riota4ll. :mil 9, Ci. 'I ie* Pt ;at,' . Vito:lW. &r. '&e. &e. !he .. • Coopers:lln 11;111 Far,%. A) Mr, LDM(IAD DRAYTON. At the Mellon M.rt, near the' Hilo on WE1),,11 ESDA Y. Jinn 7. 1815, at Twelve, he Oldiir of the Proprietor, uo- Irw e n sterewtahte offer should he made ht. P. ivnte Conro tl. ALEASEIIOLD VILLA anti (ItAZ(NG FARM. near the ton t, of Epping. in the of Essex, comprising n ;tell-Mill uniform Dwelling-finale, twine' Cnolienaile Mina in the erten- Of .117. -acres, 16 of which lire arable and the rrirnii , arr niemlow," in the hiKtwu sink- of culti vation. The H..ube;• 5$ well•entatrorted; n.AI riortedt wish iiak, trias;_ptilwie..ti : 4l to k:ecir.L.; the :approach larnnah tfnieges4i. state!. Min?, in the midi of is tie conntiy. :tint n in-setshimi I.oort i.f stir Ohl TelpeeeLttelt4. 4I I h elysry Conselot.,l dimwit it rt. rdtkzenie..‘ .for 0 tiwly. with f.taitiling. hoito, entrAost,et, luir Nit Intate Horesil rN. for she ro.erutnno of ihe ottog livid an Lriac for an unriiiiire.l meat of 11 esiri. sit Cnratii st- ittd, fubj..rt to A iiery bow rent. %Int , he Viet rd 21 dip 'tor to the Style. and printed Pinti• enter, kid at tl.e Ciottc, Woodford; Rorin.ck, Wo dford V. efts ; Snareibrook ; While Ilart, Itomford ; of 1 1 #1•••rs liourdillon nad Hewett. .Solirimr , . Lade Friday issivet, Chelipsate Green Jinn. Lai tonolote ; ll or Mr. Mays° ~ Auction ;darn; aad Fiar.t Cate, Wainiend, • • • • • • s. •' . . • 1. 1 NO.' 2875. • I • TH;ftliti .•; r G- MORRO' h.. TILE W u I p ti t I Town and ;; ft,e.l/oors to he ♦ pi 31 tolf pot Wk. sivie.. 7..8 %Pent' Rite. . 1.316•0 r t arry, Is. L Serum .r. TIMATRE-F T IIIS preset • The SleliAler, • , r th e ail, ORO' 4ltoriini rt t unnFay. Art/tart froLl, Venice P. hairs, is. Stod hire,tier eater, ; Prisate 89i in, Braid 1., at the are ' A'? ALOIN.I alla Crll SILK Ifit' • it hat 1 , ..p • • • Iseavet, it • Alu , IS of a better sh r chant. in rAn • 11 ,••• pr, (AI,MII and Co. fol-nreta. - Merchants and De, nitwit their arlysion • SROCI GFO.X'S I"! ui • BROONS al In :he •tase Saaotior Jackets. 13 led. item exceedioi It experience to he Plaids, or cern the Gentlemen's and Ii notions maiirt•l on Is wet itstnuet. - Aline 8,0 Pt of Ctss: !omen's. I)re•e lea manner; nr To preettan hark, •.• O. for% I Atria-10(4qt." Itrw prinelput tow% in I.: R O f 1.. n note [tally h for itte atonal:lr STA 01, filltefir; rhOrp4 wed Guiana-, sad T 1") . f414-nlifli (i()1.11, w ill be p 4 • t. dm a n. 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(tor he hest advice. nil (hirer, Messrs.. ( Great CAtarlotte.st Leiter, are wawere S. IL The Piles . •s • Adlrtc . gfsk hyo, from • LIU% MAY Ap. In the name of the Emperor. The Lieut.-Gen. commending in chief the first corps of Observation and the 16th Military Disision.declares the places of Boulogne, Calais, Gravelines, Dunkirk, Bergues, Lille, Douay, Valenciennes, Conde, Ques- Maubeuge, and Avesnes, in a state of siege. In consequence, the Generals commanding the above-mentioned places shall notify to the Civil Au thorities the placing them in a state of siege; shall ex ercise all the authority gisei to them by the military laws and regulations, andespecially by the fist add third.ehapters of the third title of the Decree of the 24th of December, 1811, and shall adopt all prdper measures for putting these places in the best poSsible state of defence. .. • The Lieu,.-Gen. Coramalaiin . : i.; Chief, (54.ned 2 ) D. Cowl WERLO.,N, /lead-wrier: at Lille, Ma, , 1811 . NAPLES, ARM. 4.—Last night arrived Madame, the. mother of our august Queen. Her Imperial Highness was conveyed from the isle of Elba in ttie ship Joachitn, which Isis N:ajesty had sent for her.— She landed amidst Cite-firing of arti!iery and the tics clamations of -a concourse of people., The Prince Royal set out from Portici, to meet Madame, as Lsoon as he perceived the vessel. The state of tho Queen's health did not pernAt her to leave her apartment to greet a mother whom she so tenderly loves. Madame proceedcd to Portici to her august daughter. The arrival of her Imperial flightless was preneded a few"days by that of his Eminence Cardinal Pesch. —(Moniteur of the Two Sidi/es.). ' Rom:, Aram 19.—Our city continues to enjoy the greatest tranquillity, thanks to the firmness of the Members of the Supreme Junta, and it seems -as -if there was no reason to fear a change in the good dig-. position of the inhabitants which maintains it. Well managed arrest, whose object it was to sopa. rate from society men whom there was roOdi to-think , its enemies, have- prevented all dangers, aud conso lidated oar secority. . No Neapolitan soldiers have entered Rome: some superior- Officers have obtained permission of the Junta to reside there. General 'Prince Pignatelli-Lit• there at this moment. . .- • • A division of from five-to:WOO osen',. passed yes terday under • our walls; it took -up catitoutnents ltl the neighbouring villages. • • It is but justice to declare tl troops have committed ao excesses find that,- by exemplary punish , been repressed, of which thcre• • . his lioliness continues to ktrep• correspondence with the Junta ; cerning his ret.irn to his c!pital assured that he bas no intention 01 There has appeared here the foil, we give verbatim, with all the et language. The Government has caused it to be withdrawn (cora c bad been pnblished some diy4. \ what motive such a paper could ha' Napoleon, Emperor of the hl sent and to come, greeting Mi , led formerly by perfidTOoi, by seducing prosvets, ise forgot from us to die iiwty St•!. and tin Consideting the attack made own by the invasion of the States of tl amid its subject?, in reprd to.lhe that liencetorward the.rosperors the defenders of tia rights pflthe quality of eldest sons of .the , CI -quence, considering that it is elm pair (nir fault in the face of the posterity, we decree as follows: Art. 1. The integrity of the Stares of in 101 (Jnnuarz,), shall be mulcts:led the French empire. 2. Ti.. preceding arisle shall fortb part owl et :II? oath I.) he taken by our suttee, to ill: , I 41;ttrinl throne. The euliation so all benefices in Ti tirely to the See. 4. Ilis Holines., Pius VII. WWI be in. lively the matters.ioncerning the Clergy aanch. and all that relate+ to religious an of the code and the Censiitusino. .5. The lima of Naples is charred wit I.st airtiele . of tltc prevent tarperiat Forma A flair,. iu what rclair4 4n.the Doweat Paris, on site 3ut.a Much, 1&L. (Signed) By the E operur, (Signed) The ItEGGI4S, API{ Ir: 19.—The• Neal had several engagements with the . their movement opal the March( pear to' be r concentrated: At Ruhl .litins had the advantage, but the tr very few in number, The city of niched the Neapolitans with assist, when the Austrian~ appeared, the 'the civic guards did the duty of 'with the Neapolitan trdOps. The Moreschi commanded the citadel, preparations fqr a vigorotts.'resiit same brave man, who, in the,iiim saved the place from and rout. We:gris'esinied, that. the Atistr , troops haveiended.at Comacchio, 3700 men. We know :not whether Nligent's division winch has not, per much ns was suppord. These tro, Command of atertsin firanciaforii, We have herb a gkatViuniber of . which overwhelm deo It is believed marching to 'rascality i• beg ails* Neapolitai considerable farce. atiAtscana, it we Oa ll long hate tresiisepaping tp N :, 4. • • • r 1 + - •.•• : • - • that the , Nespolited es in our- country; • • &laments, those have• • • - was teased to:cesi. j . ep• up a very active • .:4'. nothing is said con- - ;• hut we have been ' ' of quitting Italy. • Nowilig piece, which error in sense food , os disavowed it, and i circulatioil, aftec.it .. - Nre • know • not front . ) .. o• have been fabricated. f . reltch, to those we, . i .•-, ; . ois C tinsels, dezefecl . 1 t the reverence due Ii • ' so Sovereign Pontiff. I )0 . those same rights the Church in 1809, Pontiff; we declare . -:- of France shall be e Holy Se:, in their s . . • Church. In conse- ... • orious for us to re. he universe, and of I - . 4 . • ' the Church, ns it was I under the safeg.tard of art of the Constitution, ! : ' enors on their occes3ioa 7 rance i 4 tronsferred ea , I . . invited to settle &fit:- I erev tool the (I.llicau 4 oirair, to the subject . ith the •x, coifs., of the ... t!t., and the Atwater of 1. , 1y See. 613. NAPOLEON. Deke of 8 ASSANO.. • • ,et I tpolitae troops have ' .. Actinic) troops, in • - '' -, 1.'. les, where they ap :: '..) N rhhiere the . Near). , • troops engsged wece. •.. • • of Ferrara has fur. ' : • .`. .• . tune° in men, stock gates were'shuf.-...• defence in cdnceti - * - : ', o Chief of Battalion 4 • 1 . 1, ' where he made • o„ it .tance. It was the . ne of the banditti, . ~ . . I put them to ,the ' • • .1 • ) - „- stria)) end 'Mills% ** '. : • to the number of o 4 her they belong to • o •'• ', 1 ierhorps, suffered so oeps are under the ,:v • - i. . . .. . . f Aestrian troop s,, . eyed that tliey 00 • ' ' . .1 Neapolitans Mire** . Is probable teal - " through this piece. . ~.;•:: • ~ • . • . . I 4 ~ <'i~ • :.•, : ~~ • 1' .;•*, . t