The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-20 00:00:00

111 I ' - W - I.llplrey s 'IR - 17 - -7 ' .—: "' ---------• .---7 _ s • Per Cent/4 - — 4' ::. ,.( i , ••!,, .. , ~ • . . % - . • .. -, ' t cy . . on 4 A 71' • I:6 . _. .. 1 X •,,V • . :: s4 l l ° 3 .8 X . .11:11.0.) • ;:,../ . ' ) t t N 3 141 t4:?- t r sntalt .. .z. .1* . 1 LONDON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1815. No. 3025. PRICE 7d. THRATIIIt ROYAL. DitURY.LANk. r.MORROW EVENING, Oct-21, their Majesties Servant; a PI Jerformi VIE WILL. Albino Mrs. Mardyn. T. , which will he It ddrel, TIIF: DESER'rEII. Hem, Mr. T. Coolie; Skirmiah. Mr. Mundell; Louisa, Miss L. Kelly. Monday, King itieltord the Second. Toe-tlay. As Opera. with (he hit.gpie. Werhsaday. The Will. Th ,roar, Role a Wife mid Haire a Wife; Lem, Mr. Kean. Friday, Lowers' Vows. Tar IN.ors to ha opened at half pot dye o'clock, lo t,e gio i.lf ;mot ids. Belie% it.; Second Price 90. 6.l.—Pit, 6d. See.o'd prier, +. Gnilery. is. ; Second frier, lb.—Upper G o ner', Is ; Second Price. lid. ni sArRE-KovAL, coyiour GAR.I).: ri T E, IS present wi ')t- pert med. AS YOU LIKE IT. 011::ralo, Mr. C. Krmbiri It.latind, Mrs. Altop, her second Appearance. To ittOrh will he nrielet rrrir l'ooll, SOLDIER. $ atom, i..14,v3. (irrrisn Minch ter. Ste-nii Price .is 6A.: Second Prue. 2..-11.,ixer Gallery, ; Secoial Price, h.-4-Upper GAHM' V. 114. ('.ire. rid _ Mare. for the Bn‘en tlken of Mr. Brandon, nt the in,..dfice. Hatt-street. from ten till Prt*.ar His MR% hr• Witt uighlis, applicitiou to Mr. El the fj(l2-01111e. BREAD AND BEGGA RS. Thic d,t tins rahl:•hed, In ate Volume Ort , ,y hoards, 11/FINUT ES or the EVIDENCE taken before ivi. the COMMITTEE up; fff f teed by the lIOUSE of COMMONS, b. ettqa.re into th. Site of the EXISTING reeulide the rminefortore and rile of ft If EA 9, lithe and its nrietbout bum!. Ordered to b- print -01. July 6, 1 9 15:• Primed for Shi rwood. Neely. and Timm Estero ~ter.e•.w ; J Booth, Duke-t.treet, I'miluott-place ; 01.1. M. Richardrmt Corohill. . . . Or wham a.ny Fe hid.' Ul~['Tß9 of the EVIDENCE taken to•fore o.e COM rry.i . nppoiated hv the H 011.4. of VW,: MONS to en oi. iato the State of MEN DIC I r y and • V A ;.11 A N(' V in v tl- Metroooli , and its ot•iAltboar hood. Ordered to be printed, 3.0. lt, IKI3. Price fig. PENN/140'S CASK—CONIPLETE. Os 11 , n:day next n ill be f isnivinhe.l i , t r gjo pigs, clrsely p. tinted in xn. price 641, tHE IMPORTANT IIIiSUI.V4 of en eleho- I tile IN V ITION into th e MYSTERIOWI I CSE 11 , ELIZA ofi rti FI•NN N(i. hem& a ;14 sit ..r ,a -t. •Mr iry PACTS DI" OV EKED !ONCE Dim IA L.- fril• /V I intl. ding tie 0:11riel Itepurt ..f her SIN(: i I.A R TiZtAl., En* 1111.4 pahlished, and enpinns Notes thereon; seinn.en inatentte Datminentse an ATteserre nn her Emte . ; a 11,nlori the. his It•t%nl Higher.. she Prissee Regent ; and /laic toe. etta late Pamphlet of oe Ps •-eesstne e Ahecary. R. ItIHN WATKINS. Irittl raft, MiIt:MAL LETTERS written by the aufneitt ane tini while in Pristrn ; an Appendix; and an nppropi late Itrd.ra•inn. for W. Hone, 3F, Flert-gtreet. The Hon eob , .ut the Utters, sc. ; or tie Leiters separate 1. prßity, No. 1, HOLBOItN-B A Itti, strongly .nsmorls to the eautaderattaa or hi. Frierdo moirl 1.. e Pu.+l r. the preirnt avtaelive Lorr FR rat be3ostd tarmac,. • rell/k, Intl a Graad Noieltl. withsai :Inv recedes'', the P to Ltwery havia: nu acouat Chatter .of all the ...y in 4 1 o.lll' Of ‘0,1,01) Ticket , . th , mgh the predrat '..Fibs ~c 1) 15,0;10 !Whet, ; aua h botat of is Three pert 1111. CI•11.013 Tl.rer Prim or ,€s o .(k)a 11..,t0r 20,14 k) Irate -4, 110 Eight - 1,000 fie. ate. &e. VI of which may be Drawn the ith of NEXT MONTH, NOVENI HER. PERRY advise., his Prin.& and the Petil:c b, male n•t owl% eit 01 1 W ht a,. troll, Porten tte bre net Ticket. ;mit Shwes will become Scarce, men conicity is 13 nice. PLltli Y'S LUCKY OFFNIF. :S T!-IE CORNER HOUSE, 110LSOR SI-ti I:2s. OCTORRIY THVIDF.NOR. DIVIDEND. L %ID OUT. %:) NT Lc (RI;.AM,.;U BEYOND EXA tIPLE, BY Tsi 1: Three Prize, of . 410,0L11, F. sr : .f £20,01.9, Ste. Cl of iie drao n 7th Ni.veinhee. Contractor, re•pc: ful!y submits the • r " `tale to hi. best Frieo. , -, the d --- ."- o ilve.t part of heto his 4. c ,r 1 .111, and -•„ Nall: ,y h,. she 'rms. 1 inutuoil:ll,ls t. r a-be , sleOr Inc.rUP. to the Loavol, tilrrc the establishment of Lot lei ie, , of (.0 per taxless lot e.er. Co-S. 1 it , r C..t.:. (n .10. By Tilie,. Ti .lets ... £7 I'3 0 ynn ni: C.,i.: .... .#211‘).. 0 )..... ti c k, ,s 0 , 1. 'rut kel. .... ..... 'II II a , )+U.- 1 1.. 1, ...• Tu. 11;ov sm . ..... 24 ti 0 0 t i ta.t .... ....... v ... ) 3 0 Ti.,: Q•?r.:ter• ....... 14 9 0 ... .. . 3 2. 7 : 5t . i .: 4 ,1 .An t.).•;rl-1,, ~.. ... 12 6 0 :) '" a ' . Q . ,. ,. .1 ..... .. 6 .1 0 •• • 12 :kJ ...., Hee r•ie . 11,1 . • 9 7 6.. ... 9n•• EizLt',4 (i 5 0 42.11• r ~ .t . ; T. , e: 5.% te,.f.;h: •• • 414 6 1 . 4 .ii XI enths V.A. '.; t . Crlllti 111 POII I'ANT ADVICE. PA 3 RS..GOSA awl ('n. Nlombers of the Royal at. continue In direct their ilVerr...• .0 i„me t•. wtoi. It th • p•orver of the r•msitiu 11''' h. ism.... rule: d; their experience lii mich macs ,4ll. "It a n d mrrersful pr.rei erribit , them in offer to atiti.tr,l, a mfe and •pee:ily 1.1 ' , Wild dn . .] 1 1 4 u , hedt L.. A certniiistimrder, fregitt.titly nom:acted lei a * . 1,1 401 . 1 , 11/ 't it ;0%0 if elm, .mutant,, lire by their t ieserniiit in diet exetei,e) ' dir cure ' ; wu.t wh. re an eiittv 11:1 of the itireciimi t Ilse Com pl Ina is fn u. ntly rr". •ued in i.xx.s st- i‘F „ Isy surnft.x.e,g ex( . .usi%rly the we of WC, o,iteri that they ni , .v nut be marked by krt. i 5,•%% w.lh the obi , tpiv 'fl it;tiv it:bulled In the ' 4, 11 1 11e. .and C. Iniuk it hut jitrlice In them '" •Lle. I'm the% It ,ve edu, - ;tted in cvery of in f.. •nn (. ales sit" N Inch, trim .!:tf rent iii•tl at: from the moot nt p 1 ' 4 %.* at e. twine , :my etAptirr ). that the Jur , ' r "' ende:l%..,iir, 111.1 in .need .hem to quit the practice ut !.ne. at praviisincr; And the , retinue that their preirusimir :•Intui a fair grmind Cr- the etydrecede.:lrd eituftid•ace atlh 91 ' , ' h . .,e, h.me,h t the public, lit.i.r ,11, ii•thouted. qll, cne,cl+cd at their limeie lIN eitLer sex, pets .P 1 1% witn secrecy.. Behr ,cy, a a iiitenth.n. Let • 1.7 r A .vll ! medicine 1., cnntnin rt h“ets note.—ties.t allot Surgeon., 13, ILurcrie-:trect, licet-etreet. • LIBERTY OF Till g PRIM. Ci own mud Anehor Tacern, Strand, Sigma R. lals, AT a MEETING of the Fltl ENDS of the I,IIIER fY the PRESS. held this day, t` to take into con.ider. • n the best meats. of affording pecuniary relief to Mr. D. LOVELL, Proprietor of the STAT64IIIA N Nennyiyer, for the heavy losses, ;111111 severe sufferings, which he has incurred in firmly upholding, fur a series of years, tile invaluable Li tierty of the Pied , . Mr. JOHN PICKAR n, in the Chair. Resolvt.d, That it ;111 pears to this Meeting, 'hit Mr. D. Lovell. the Pro. •lat and Publisher of the ST ATE•IMAN, etni..ent as an Wes pendet.l Join nil in the 111U6(` of (,•vil hurl neligi u- Freedom, has systruned an imprisonment of Four Years and a HAI , in the Gaol of Neweate, for what nave been deemed three .• p Use's, and si hirh have Iran proved not only in have been oui intentlonall) libellous on his port, hut in one of the three cases the insertion was during his confinement, and entirely without has knowledge. Thai it is the opinion of this Steeling, lhat it is nn indipen- OW duty iris the par( of the Ads, coo , •f the Liberty of the Press to indrmitifi Mr. Lovell Mr use losses he hat incnrred in :naitst:istio4 W..trany and iette eel* patriotism, and for his torr..searied and firm assertion of the Onetitutianal Rights of Ca" People during the whole period of the publication of that Journal. Th.it these eterlloll% Of Mr. Lovell in the eall.e of Liberty. Truth, and Jo-tire, independent of hi. t nßn ings nod lows, en title him to the murk mi nit en thin nod support of the Public, trod that Ctis Meeting accordingly feel grels nlensisre in pro mann., mid reCommending the Subscription Arcady commenced in his behuif. That tit no epoch of the civilized world ha• the independent i exercise of the Liberts of the Pre-s promi-en to confer s t much benefit on Society as at the preweit period., it is, therefore, highly incumbent on those who lever': that Liherti, to manifest a Armand ready support labeling of every man who hilt.. 7111 d may h.-reedier own that most es , ential bulwatk of the lode- pendent'. nod freedom of ISAAk That Seven Gentlemen be appointed by this Meeting la act as' a Controller, to carry into egret the objects of the fore/pint Resolutions. (Signed) JOHN PICKARD, Chipintion. Resolved Unanimomils. Thai the thanks of the Meeting he given to the Cl' tirinan for conducting impartinilv the proceedings of lA. evening SUBSCRIPTIONS RECISIVED: Saas.Whitbread, 1..,q. Duke ..f Bedford. by N. P. £lOO 0 the hnndft or Alder 11r Gilbert Heath- min Wood £lOO 0 role. lintt. ,l. I'. 50 0 Jo-hint Grigby, Esq. T.W. Coke, Fog. M.P. Bil 11 Holy 10 0 Sir F. Burdeil, Bart. Joint Wyhourn, Eq. 5 5 M. P. BO 0 J C. 1 0 J. B. m ..prk. .F.l. *wandlike 3::aw, Esq. 2 6 Cole. Park, Readies 20 0 J. 1). J. 10, Oct V. Z. 40 0 Edward Litosou, Foq. 1 0 Mr. Alderman Wood 20 0 The Friends to Free. Kiwi St..ohope 10 0 don at the Ran-life Edw. Amon. F.sq. 90 0 Arno. Nolollolol Jas. Perry. Esq. Chro- R. Moline. EA. ride 10 0 A few Friend's of the Mr. Fordham lO 0 Liberty oftnePreas A. R. 1 0 at the Coseis rind hlen.to. Brame!. &Soa 10 10 I Horst., 1/artford 111 , 1. tr rst ri Iwo ight lt) 0 . Mr Brion Coreortio Joins Johnoon, Esq. 4.0 0 W.S. Addotictort. lilt. Was Hallett, &Sq. 5 0 Gohliesgtort Lodge.. Lord ------ 10 0 n-sr Bedford W. J0t..., Bucher', E.q. .1 5 J. HAN El. /10 Thos. Nortaaturc, Esq. 5 5 WNeoasbe Mr. tlira 5 51 Filly-own Frioodi to Mr. Murray 5 5 ! Freedom. or .Me Massey Itswsoo, Esq. 55 ! Gr-tis Min. Pre- 1 •4I N!r. I :see 3 0 Ch..n.10, 10 igh. Fog. Mr. Waltham, 5 3 1 of the Albany Mr. Galloway. 5 01 Dr. J.Mrs Pvacnct e . Mr. Weq 6 5 . 1;,...10,it.nr Mr. rhsrleo Hoppe 5 5 A Sew Frienll , , at the li r linen 3 3 Anchor ' Coppice. Mr. Kern/sigh '1 2 row. Cl.-rkenos.ll 2 2.1 A. Crompton, F.I. of ... _ Mr. Wivhart 22. Bierkt . 'osioge,%Vol- W. I I ri m , near Liverpool 10 0 Mr. Cave 1 0 Mr. %1.-rimier. Wareham 1 0 J. D. Bow 1 Ii A Friri.d, per diito 1 0 Mr. IL Lock 1 i Coispootorr of the liens Lampert 1 1 tiverpe,l Memory 110 Mr. F. 1 Mr. Edward Baines, Mr. Pools,: 1 Leeds 2 2 .Ir. liiiitur.iiii 1 Saillin nroere. Eq. W. T. 1 Edelson I'. B. 2 2 1 Mr. Newbold. ditto Mr. J. C..ll'oge 2 0 Mr. Smash, dist.) Mr. 11..r,iing 2 2 Two Friends to the Mr. Wither c.! 2 1 Cau.e.disto 1 0 '2 Nles-rs Puller 2 Mr. No let. Cirribri Ige 1 0 Mr. S. Petry 6 0 1 W. E. Burke, Evq. 5 U Mr. Swan 2 2 J. Collier, Eli. Ply- T. 11. 1 1 month Jona Fitieerald, Esq. 5 0 A few Friends at J. P. tieloo, E N . 111. P. 5 5 1 Boston S S Siii..ll•Solv.i ri,i.i ins . 4 10 Mr. !NMI. Cambridge '2 0 W. A. Sil i I ~.., I ! ..q. 5 3 Mr. Esideo, Jilin 1 0 11 m. Bord..n, Esq. 20 Ii John Termini. rm. 5 5 Mr. 1'irt..1 . 4 5 0 Mr. K. A. Fordhoin, Mr. tf.ineot It, Not. i Lewisham 110 tincham 10 0•E. S Southwark 5 0 A. (11...0, E-q. '2 2 ' A few F!ieldrot Mr. Ntr. 1:415..r, Norolll , et 1 11 J. PerrN ' A, Peck- I''""1".Iois, Pr.,- lone. Nottingham 31. 4. Gd. met:, tc..c. or ;he I Lord 11,)11:ko.d 10 0 hi o ~ 111:m 0 liC.! 810 i I left. 54' liulteg, Esq. I'.••i I (iies 'z'•;.l U I 111.,,•ding 5 0 Char , . in 01-11. E.. 44. I henry Lv A drrt, E.q. ' -e, rro• I.lvr: 04,1 20 0 ; Iteve.le'r Mr. C. Sutton, l'tid- 14n MI F. ~t.l ter. N tot ill.,:.•••n 2 2 1 J,, , eph l'Arr!.. Ell. A few Friend. to Free- I M. P. Of Bed I Liz ' i ... ti.e Sir rr.ot- zlr., io.ar Live; p tnil 10 0 1. HOllleit, l ., iI:1 1 0 hie,..4.. Gretn 1 I) T. S. per Me-srs. J. B. 2 2 114 11 , :I.li Ce 21 0 Mr. W. CL.rk, Coventry, 1 0 NI r. '.I itcheA. Nett t•iti(le '2 2 'Br. A hrstloon i lerhert,do. 1 P F. Nl.tnuer-, E.g. 1 1 Mr. Charl,, Bill. to. 1 0 f.. 11. I 0 • Mr. John CI Irk, do. 010 AFe iend to the Cdowle3. Gd. I Mr. Joseph Rneq, do. 0 5 :;. llogerF, I•'A,l. Sloth- arlpton 5 0 Mrtrqui: of 'lrsi.trsek J .t.a - Thomas. L.q. Mr. it ~Isert Preston, of M :n• r Si. Albans 2 2 I Liyeren..l 1 0 Coton••1 J. his.on 50 i Mr. W. 1'1,4•.0, do. 1 0 11c. J , 511 ti trnara 2 .1 Mr. R. Pre.too. do. 1 0 ft. P. Strain, Esq. Lee& 3 0 I Mr. P. %V. , ntl-, do., 1 0 Mr. Wheeler 2 0 Mr. I). Hem**, .10. 1 0 As i n . Rosen., Esq. .5 0 Mr. J. Foto ti..ld, (I). 1 0 I'. ( romptoo, 51. IL 5 0 Mr. Sam. Fe.fg, ilo. 1 II C. 11. and Co. 5 0 Mr. 11. Cllisno. do. 1 9 B. C. I). 5 0 Rev. W. Sliep.wrd, do. 1 0 J. %. Yates, lsq. $ I) Mr. T 40,.. Seddon, do. I II A. 7.. 0 Mr. Jas. !babe), do, I 0 ..... .as. rthrbe), .. .. _ A cot , . Merchant t 0 I Mr. Emu h 114rvet, do. 1 0 P. seontev.E.q. % i Mr. W. 11 0 Try, do. 1 0 Mr. P. Krir 1 1 Mr John Harvey, to. 1 0 A fr.. Flit-lids rest- Mr. J. R. lieme, do. 1 0 dent in Kent 1 7 W. T. do. 1 0 E. v. 0 Imre, E.q. J. D. I'. do. 1 0 I.rd:int v 10 10 Erin 20 hr h, do. 1 0 F. o rrs, 11-q. (..e. I Mr. John CI irke, do. 0 5 coed subsction,m), 4 4 1 Mr. 'Fh.),. 11 'two, do. 0 5 J. V. 1 1 Mr. Jos. Lord. do. it 5 Geo. Tuner, Esq. 1. 0I Mr. aillldiell, do. 0 10 Sion. Welk Jun. Is.xl. j Mr. T. Vvre, do, 0 lo II arstingtlon 1 0 Mr. M. 110n,r, An. 0 5 Win. Carr, 1141. AA- A Friend to :hr I.i. ik' barn, near -Yin It 10 0 berry of the Yee.. 10 0 Sitletrripti tttt s received h' Mr. Al.lertnan Wo.ol, Falcon !.qunre, L Samuel fleohlts, Esq. Stroud; Mr. RAztv.ty, Pacattill; Mr. We -I, New Corry buret; Mr. A. Ch ORM'. Holborn; Mr. Hall', Salisbury bquare. Fleet atte.-; ; Mi. Hard), Fleet , tteet ; a; the Bar or the Cr.un and Anrhar T..vern, Strived; rte Oifice of the STATESII.%,I Newqmper; sod by the Secictar‘, 43. LAW l itteet, S u.timu k. J. A. J (JCL LS, juu beCttiLtr). " The Come for which li.expbto fell in the field, sod Srlinerr died ow the scaffold?" FRENCH PIPERS. ROYAL ORDINANCES. .~ i. ~, Louis by the Grace of God, kc. Our Courts of Caseation and Accounts being ant. ious to reply to the intentions which we have maul. fasted for the diminution of expenses in the different brooches of Administration, and having expressed to us their wishes to contribute to the relief of our Treasury, we have thought it jest not to delay salic tinning with our authority this erimple of disiutere.•t edneas on the part of the two first Courts of our kingdom. For these causes, on the report of our Keeper of the Seals, we have ordered and do order as fol lows : All. 1. Tae salaries of the Members of our C mrt of Cv,a tioa,n4 se ill be stated in the papersadjohod to the /1.'1;4,1 for 11115, shall hr p with a deduction of ..ne.fifth. Itth•cli shall eohlione so long as the wants of our flounces shall re. guile it. 2. The salaries of the Members of our Court of Aerosols, shall experienc•• a .imilar deduction, Cr the rime period, with the exception of the salarb s of Counselor; Referendories, of the 'ld class, which .11811 not be .00ttlect 6.4 eto. 3. the fee. of Counsellors n 1.., ies, now fixed nt Sfial (tants each, shall, in the state,nents above mem ioued, be fixed at 400 I fro." ni.ly. 4. The appointments of the wallow , inferior officer , : belonging to these our Ct.Urt. shall be i.ubjected t , , reductotos,_ to he afterwards ordered, o n the p ro p o ,i t i on o f our Dlinimer of Finance. _ • Given al Paris this 15th of October, 1815. (Sigurd) LOUIS. By the King, BAABE MA R BOIS, Keeper of the Seals. • Louis by the Grace of God, &c. On the statement presented to us of expellees laid out for the service of the Royal armies in some de partments of the West and the South, we have con sidered that these mililary charges were of the same nature as ali those borne by our subjects, under the name of requisitions in ISIS and 1814. For these causes we have ordered, and do order, as follows : Art. 1. The requiaitinn3 of Produce, hnrsN, and all military fornishingb which may have taken phee in 'le;•artment+ 110 it pied b t the Rn .hl armies , shill be liquidated in the f .rtn. pre t•crihed for tb.• rrgai•iti , uu. of 1813 and 1811. 2. The Pref-ctb th-,e Department!. omit addrelc to our Set reutnes of Stole for the In.erine and qat, m-- of the requisitions made for the servircb of th , no‘ni ormo• , , in order that ti law may provide fur the reimburt.emeill of these e2troordinar3 expeoers. _ _ _ • (Signed) LOUIS. -. fly The King. VAUBLANC, hfini,ter of the interior. Pnris, Oct.. 1, 1815. Putts, OCT. 10.—The English have evacuated Beansais and - h*en replaced by Prussians. Abbeville still has an English garrison. Toe 6th corps of the Prussian army under General Tauenzeitt is to occupy the deportment of Lower Seine. baying quitted the ille and Vitaine, the Manche and Calvados, Ott the 13th, about one o'clock in the afternoon, snore than one-third of the town of Soissons was de stroyed by the explosion of a powder magazine.— The seminary has suffered greatly, and, about eight or ten of its inmates are killed. The injury done to the Cathedral is estimated at thirty thousandlrencs. The number of victims is incalculable. This unfor tunate town presents a most elsockiti4 spectacle, the streets being encumbered with dead and wounded.— When the place was delivered up to the Russians, a French Captain of Artillery remained to take care of the magazines, and was making arranvments re specting the powder, at the moment the explosion took place. It is stated, that several of the Swiss Govern ments are taking steps at 'Paris, for obtaining the restitution of the contributions which were imposed in 1799. The town of Basle alone paid 400,000 trines; th4t of Zurich 600,000; St. Gall 200,000. In consequence of the remonstrances from Basle, Bonaparte had ordered a Councillor of State to make him a Report nu the subject ; but that order had no result. We are • nssure<l that M. glatremere de Quincy will succeed M. Detion as Director of the Museum. The Prussia,' General litauseneck has arrived at Mentz, fur the purpose of wholly giving up that for. tress to, the Archduke Charles. Ilithet to Mentz hRs been in the mixed occupation of Austrians and Prussians. Lefler' rinm Naples assert that the new Constitu tion of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies,will he com mon to Sicily and Naples, and that there will no longer he a separate Parliament in the former. island. Tbe States (;eneral of the whole kingdom will hold their assemblies at Naples. M. Louis de Segueira Oliva, a Member of the Academy of Liihon, having been attacked by a chronic dysentery, to which he fell a Victim, not withstanding all medical aid, has left by will, a prize of 2500 francs to be given to the person, native o r foreigner, who shall present to the Academy the best memoir on the treatment of that disorder. The Depilation from the Chamber of Deputies ails pointed to present to the King the Address voted by that Chamber, ii2S admitted to an audience, after that given tty the Chamber of Peers, when M. Lsistre, their President, addressed his Majesty as follows : " Sift ,—The words of your Majesty have deeply affected the hearts of your faithful subjects, the Mem bers of the Chamber of Deputies. They are pene trated by them with respect, with lore, and, by is it necessary they should add, with a grief so much the more cruel, as it was, from so many encouralpit4 promises, most unforeseen. The misfortunes el the country are great, hut they are not irreparable. If the nation, inaccessible to the provocations and p. r. suasion, of the Usurper, must endure the punish. meat of a defection which was foreign to its real sen timents, it will support its calamity with &mess.— Its tit st consolaon is in the return of its legitimate svrereign. W hat greater security ) in effect ; can so 33 3 11 1 1 5 .5 0 V 0 It) 0 1 0 1 4 50 1 0 10 0 S 0 5 5 5 0 10 0 there be, than in that legitimacy created more for the interest of the people than that of Kings. That guardian principle has been long adhered_to roc our benefit ; it has maintained the surceasion'otralr Mo.. narehs, and held out fo us, after the 'perilelif rte• volui.tionary tempests, an as ) font under the shadow of their throne. Violence usurpall authority ; hut imperishable right bat survived that iitlence. " They are the only legitimate- Kings 4110 devote themselves for their people. Idf this yoUr M;jesty has more than once given at instances; After all the great sacrifices which we have maile; we can scarcely reckon those which are still required of us. ! —Your Majesty, for alleviating our misfortunes, feared not to impose upon yourself the greatest pri ' vatioris; and yoar.aagust family followed your ex ample. A severe economy is about to reduce the public expenditure.' What Frenchman can refuse whatever the esigillcies of the State may require ?- 111,,ke them known, Sire, 'and you will perceive the nation worthy of you and of itself. I 64 We have all treed of consolation :we seek for ,it, in the goodness, the path to with your Majesty has pointed out to us. Ciiiun is What we chiefly desire: it is our first want ; we will endeavour to bury alt parties under the sleeks of Frei.c!tmen, Id which country we shall always rejoice that we belting. " The people have ceased to be agitated by cid. I merical fears of the revisal of rights already abe. fished. We have sworn to the Charter, Sire, that. your Majesty might have this pride, that you4seed • not have any doubt of our faith. We wish to ITOr the misfortunes of France; to renait; Mein withaiit• new couvulsions, with wisdom, and with sajgacitji. It is by our actions, it is by the earnestness with width, we shall receive the necessary reinsures for main: taining the liberty of the people, and preserving the public tranquillity, that you will know that We've faithful to our promises. • " Nevertheless, Sire; in the 'midsttg , ariahes for universal Concord, it is our duty` to 'solicit your justive against those who have endangered year Throne. Your clemency ens been ilinost unbounirest., We do not wish you to retract it ; the •prumisell .oto Kings, we know, sherd) be sacred; .but f e eSstivit ; you, in the twine r.f the peeple, s.ho have heers4: .: tints to the most oppressive iiiist.•rtane4l/41rely . would make such arrangement*, as shallinsticethak proceed from the point where clemency has sloppe d. Let those who, even at this moment, enct.inagerl lay . impunity, feat motto make an ostentaiious display of. their rebel!' , he delisr;ipd op to the jut severity of the tribunals! 'fire Chamber wilNive it: zeatoue concurrence to the consummation of the 1,1W9 t wos.. sary to the accumplislimenr‘rif this object. Pie same., int will make it adopt the means neces sary-for conferring upon religion, which couples us in elrous &sables; Which prescri tntkpirbOulggas of injuries, and gives sarictiry to the faith of Oaths, a, power greater than the law. 44 We will speak to your Majesty of the necessity of not confiding to uoy, escept pure hounds, the dif- , ferent branches of your authority. The Ministers who surround you pre,ent in this respect the most confident hopes. Their vigilance in this essential point will be exercised with still greater ease, -as . . events have disclosed the sentiments and thoughts of all people. Ours, Sire, have no other reject than the happiness of your Majesty and the safety of tire country ; and our wishes shall lie fulfilled if we can obtain this glorious reward fur our zeal and out labours." .• The KING answered—t " I am sensibly affected by the sentiments whiat the Chambers express towards me. I eagerly join itt (he hopes which they entertain for the future. They may rely 011 the confidence with which I will com municate with them respecting the wants of the State, and upon the lirmnc.ss I shall always manifest in main'aining the rights that are to insure the public safety." Torr.oN, °cr. 7.—The Austrians continue to blockade Antibes vary strictly. 'l' at place has nu longer any communication opal] but by sea. 0.1 the 4th there enterod it li;;0 uteri with provisions for two mouths. Tue hihahitants coNtinue to do duty vrith the troops, and amidst ptivatious . of every kind give a fine exatop'e or fuklity to Choir King. M.titsuil.t.r.s, Oct. 9.—The frigates Galatee and Nerridc, with the brig Rwirlation, have sailed from hence with troops for Cors4.a. S'uv'a. Orr. 4.—T:tere is tall( of the entire cession ti the Department of Mout 'Cootiorre to the Ilotke of Austria ; negociations with this view are, it is said, nn foot. The Archduke Charl: , s mill he Sovereign of that count: v. We thi-g reriain is, that the Austrians have besot put in ex, iusive posies• lion of Mentz. RASTA DT, OCT. 6.—"...r0ry effort is making for a sincere reconciliation bet‘se , ut the G••serument of Wirtemberg and the Provincial State: of that king dom. It is even said, that the 1ii.,1!1;3. yiel(1,(1 vari. Ong important points, Inat the C./iisi;lutiots of Mild', 1815, will be revoked. an.' that Comltic.ioners Ott the part of the Diet aid the King will meet for the formation of a new Constituting. having for bavis that under which the Duchy of IVirtemberg was fur. merly governed. BASLF., 0:1% B.—The vs orks at lluninguen tn.. wards the Rhine continue to lie mined ; but no order has vet at riefl to blow them up . GPO. Ha ;:f. rtris.ll here nil the '2Blls ult.; he slept at the 'Fltroe K;ngs Ilrttal , and deiiarted neat town. ing on the route I , Germany. There was pobli+taed lately at Imerrach (Duchy of Baden) an order relative to the stirceiiiitirce to be ea t ercised over a number of iiviiriddals escaped from France, of whom a list his been given to the flae:i Authorities. Ct u. Lefe!ne. Destiouttes is to be fount in tLiti 1 . .