The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-30 00:00:00

"PMF, 7l 7' 7 ' No. 3033. THRATItr. ROYAL. IbiIURV.LANR. IS present EVENING, Oct. 30, the *tient • ‘ Prv , l• , 4 6,erfune MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. Kra.. ; Lad) M Bartley. .Tc smelt 1;111 h. FORTUNEN FROLIC. Tees.lac, The S.lctirs'• Deughter. Wednesday. The Reggno.' Opera: Polly, Mi.s Nosh, from B,,th, her s.cond aopeorlace. Thursday, The Rvenite t 21.. mm. Mr. Reap. 'Th e mum to he opeoed at half past eve o'clock. to he gip at half poet 91K. ' Roses, is. ; Second Price 9e. 6a• Second Hoe, *s. .wee Gallery. ts. t Second Price, lk—Upper Ottler., I: t Sernmi Price, ft,. 4 . TH KATI. E- ROYAL... COigNir 4:1)11V)iNI. • T S present EVENING, •Oei. s " he isift4impd. toftiocAhltlfl.,• OR TUE ROMAN.I.4AIfRON. • Cori Mr. Keauble. To +bleb will he arfeled; A yew &nowt Bla riiiIVIR:III-nnusa, called JQtIN -DU BART OR Tit E* VOYAGE TO POLAND. J rw Naomi • • F. i.hty, 'lb You Li;te It.r , a. ; 'll4O Price Sl tid.-Ylt. So. U. I Remold price. 1..-I. ,, aer See.mtl Price, h.—Upper 6d. for the Bores io be Intel, of Mr. Rambo, at the Boa .11 thee, I 1.1 . 1 , 11 reel. from ten rill four. A Fatale 44 .11 may he Mid utrapplieation:to Mr. 1., :it the Bes-tiller. . _ EXT TUESDAY WEEK, alt the Great Cori _Ll so. oa t ne dr two'. 3 Prisl4 , l £5O (► 0, Three per Ceat. Consols £150.0.10 4 Pnvi of 20.0 0 . ttn. . 80,103 S Pr;ser a 4.00) . 1) .. . 14,(100.) 14 1 1 4• a... 4 1.1.03 . D.I. 8,0.0 li P.111..4 hOll • . Do. • bOllO to Pri‘e. of WU . 1).4 • 9,000 die. Ac. &e. T RIQD. the C..ntr .rt .r. r..swcifolly arrywnioto the nib- Ur t e.a. die ll..lder• tor she (o el.netit St.trk 'Prize. ess.v re. 4 * . i.e ,Sr. tru tv in ounhey wit flemaNi. as f.S. Civ,mptie CCOre.„ I, Gotililli. UR i 0. ( b.triate ('rse-r, where the Tiehtt No. 9.liirl, it Prat- of 40.01)1. 14 a. ,bior•ei assrlrelst r mid hi it... Lettery drawn kr Aim!, ALL the Three:Priv•ii a 30,u0J1. were ois3 told. • A PRODIGY. ON the 7th of NOVEMBER , Three of R 50,000, F .. r •if £l.OlO, &r. Nis one can estininte the ;,tlvan 'age. at 441. , •e ;he PIES , H ,tder of n Ticket or Share in the pie•eet rv. No advance is at present ovule, not it lib. di .d the weren'e i: worth 43 err .ban when the ket. w Weed. As sukh, HORNSBY rind Co. re. que,l ch , r Fikods will not del ty his int. Hot ft. cnuni ..f the dim which untst.cisuse n tiwappos.latent or nu extravagant Tirkets noel 57n e: are selling at No. 43, Cornhill, by the rehlses .14 irut Set% nuts, lIORNSRY and Co. MOH idtONDERS 11 F . Fry THOLIiA.VD Cnitcoli for £23 1I L A' iilll Con' •1• f.r ti Guinea and Half--nver Sh ts• •In pr 1 . 01; u)) ; ) p•ircha.i in the preirtil Irak navel 1.0 T 1 !I Y, ,m adenitahle Plan, t o t a lly diffreem from any pin•re.te p tisheme. 1' . TUN. Sis.li S °ker., 2. CoaNnit.t.. and 18. Cowatc. ,ror•irrntay. re In fik 1 . '4404 wtil admire the ineeisuily of tAr of•.r t 4rbeta.•.. ,hN emir him' , their qttentiiiti to u. ... . . - .. ..... i . verb rel. htl:er HI ilik fetrere, w.tieb rouNt.t. of only 13.r..00 trli•••, wi4 hoge•lhe l'hisoces of u'l the Pi izett for %WA, Thkrts. ski. It rootaiha. to 3 per Cetit. (;ousel.. 3 ...... Priseb 0f.... .€1 1 4,000 4.e • 000000 •••••••• .4. I , WOO 3 &e. &e. k mere lbws these will not he ft Ticket fn. Share irh t..r S de the I.kt few I) is.. an early Purchase is taerel.., ails beets 'netsr...sry, t, COM `MILL, and 18. CO VW.. TR Y•11111E ET. to !dare a Chance in Ufa ju-Aly pupal .r 1.0 I - EitY. STATE LOTTERY begins DRA WING 7TH 741V1iM SRC %CHIME F'oo 70.010 TICK I:31. $ .. PO Zell sit i 4190.1103 3 per Coo. C05ai554.41141.003 7 3 S . 10.0 ditto• . 0 0.1,1 10 111 10 74 40 ' 2141 01 0 40 dub. . 4lllllO 4,115 Print... la Cos 4414 %MI Money X 311,100 The ota, &h. nod 71b amen l'rize. of E10,0,,0 wi.ll be ca. titled I. the Priv. of X . .b).1`00 soaking THREE PR 1/. VS of ird . l.o;'o. PER CENT. CON 15,011 Tickets to 1w pot int , . the btooh , r wheel for drisring tlo• hot., pltl of the Divine Initery, on lb • 7th. WO, and 23111 Norendirr. toe Prize, remaining of the £311,10 1 , niter den w g Ile 15,111.1 I Tick, 1.. will be lot the Si nettle of the .ee..nd 1 at of the 1. 4iery. nigniivt Mlnch 5.0./0 Ticket , will be put into the member wheel, 4,n41 dra*n De. r.bher• and 9b .res tier se9.n4 by It IrII A Dgov, (mon- Luc k :one C.. or their Wires, C. x nhiis ,ngi *AI in it,.. Loner. drown 19th law July, No. 11,172, a I'. izr of f....lrven Shares. ARREN':: ORIGINAL LIQUID BLACK ING pro) sees ;I most eatti.ite jet black, equal in the highest jvais aiuni,h , prrse.v• • the loather c-fituAt pre ,l eases 1101 'we' the limn, unit will retain its ii.l..eN its an% •linrnte . _ _ •Itl shot.* to by R. Warren. 14, St. Nlttrtin'.-11ne. Lan d"' re•uil by taut Itineo**, HA Perfumers, In • *Tr* • •Itis in the 1111 l in etime bottle*, 1,. bd. st pint, Li , . ad( a pint. nod 6d eta. IL 0r I AL TlON.—'fbe *iiperi..r rputlity of tlti , Blacking hos illOured peseta; per.ims to ..II under the nb..lat m in t,, to pi e , el!' 6% WOO. Ob . ...rife, aaur ore gei.nine I , - ROBERT !IV !It 111 N 6 signed unt the Label, and 14, St. Stmt.:l.4w*. stump d in the 1•ottle. nIL PHILLIPS EA DY, celebraled for the treat - mu , mem of etatin cumphint. iu nll their itngev, as well as Tor the eons of Stow baneful di-orders brought on by n secret , iie bus beew etuthled to remove 6..1.1 it few prevailing dis•itses, of treatment has attained u pre hick be enjoys 4. amnigit olmat are perians Of debility, arising from relaxation , xces.ite iti,:ull„euce, hi. practice 119iithwe of a certain disease.— , mirate.e?, but by jut et i.lence s tote:, stud i• cuu.ulteJ d .ily , S..bo. ircln-qtz n reiniitaiire fur advice vrcifo! latent In C 1, celebrated fir the 4 ore it e. lii o f t o hieji t i,. S.ll'll ILI 1 ICA. Agile vice, fr. m uti extensive proctire mot t'n the congtitut ion of toe pot and by kis 0% st peculiar mode o itt•, eniiiircre to the ore of tlii.-e ci boy , Ike gratitude I.l ' vfoit 'Emitter , . or; ti_h diqinetion. Ih nervous de of xv-tem, prod!icel from e:1 11 . , s cl with ts buct ebt Ile ilistv mit profet.s to perform of limit to oil ronvisolit with i at him home. 5, tiertivil.vireei, S oral Letters from the country, Mel eta medicines, will ll' prod relq, o i l!! Dr. v's ROTA NIC CAS I*" ef every kind of nervouy Vakkif also hix CiU . f s tl 141 • ~~ 77: .; , .. i~f;. -~.~l' . 'A'rs • ; :-.."..- .. . _ ._. -...=7? ......1„;, ,z.,;;.....= .....,:i...... .......1. ._.— .A........ .- 7 .:- 4........../...0•• • • • • . '. ... i. ....., ..41,i - .........Z.7...... - • • :vs I • . - ‘ t • • 4 :.; . , , , 1 00 , .. 9 i k \ " " G i i • i • . " . 1 i e • , .. _ ; • • -; , LONDON, MONDAY, -1 IBER 30, 1815. " TAe Corse for upkich 6/Mass fill N bse fled, oad Sraorr died on Or se d ifoidi ." SURREY INSTITUTION. Ortnbrr 25, 1815. ;POE PROPRIETORS, SUBSCRIBERS, and the PUBLIC. are respectfully infurnied that the fella*. ing COURSES of LECTURES will be delivered in the ease ing velum s 1. On the PHILOSOPHY of ART, nr Principles of Con cuection hetWeen Nature and the Ails of Painting ' Poetry, Marne, &e. &c. by Jabn Landseer, P.S. - A. •nis.lEngraver to hisblajesiy ; incontinence on Tuesday . , she 21st of Nu%em. her. at Seven o'Cloek in the Evening precisely, and trsbe am tinned on ens* 1111CettdincTuesday (Christmas week excepted). 2. On CHEMISTRY, bv James Lowe Wheeler, Esq. so ennunencefoa Friday, the 19th of No%ernber, and its be coo iinued nu eaeb suers. ding Friday, at the same . . S. On MUSIC, by W. Crotch, Mils. 0. Pinfessa.v of Male hi the University of Oxford; to commence in Febrdary, 1818. PRIVILEGES of PROPIRIE roils, and SUBSCRI BERS. PROPRIETORS and GENTLEMEN subscribing M. Ss. per Annum, have ackeiissioO: 1. To the NEWS RoOM, furnlitted with the principal Morning and livening Papers, the Gazettes, she. 2. To Vie READING 1100 W, which is regularly supplied with the Literary Juansals,'New Books, and Pumpkin's or present Interest. She Seassin S. Ti the various . Courses of LECTURES, delivered deli' -, • 4. To a convenient LABORATORY. fernlshed with the neessary apparatus affording every facility to Chemical and Philosophical Researches. ,5, To ihe LIBRARY of REFERENCF:, comprising a Seleetian of thebest Works In every departmeat of Literature l and Science. . , 8. To the LIBRARY of CIRCULATION, consisting of Standard VI orks in British Literature; Voyages, Travels, nod Topmvapity History, Biography, tie BellettLettres, Sciences, and Ails. PROPRIETORS; prying 41: 21. annstall*, ore intitled in as extra admissions and their Pe.r.onal 'fkkei is transferable in theienbsence. • • LA DI ES are admlttedle the Leefulei, andlo the thst It stt Library of Circulation, at 21, 56. per antra, KNIGHT SPENCER, I " 4 •••. • riPHE CORPORATION of the CALEDONIAN ASYLUM for SUPPORTING and EDUCATING the CIIILOREN of SOLDIERS. SAILORS. and MARINES. Nenivei of • Scotland. and DC INDIGENT SCOTCH 'PA RENTS, resident in Lond-n, pot•entitled to Parochial Relief. It k respettflrily satonittef to-the rowiderution of the Public.; that the restricted nature of the• flohscriptioin for the relict 441 the FAMILIES of the RUAVE MIN KILLED or W Olt DE D'irtlha BA'ITL of WATERLOO will P11E,•., 1 VENT the child.en of Scottish Soldiers, wit., were 'imaged in the - Mottle without being wounded, from deriving any bkintliC rr MI that Fund. while the Caledonian Asslens t ana permanent A u xiliary to the Royal Institutions at Chelsea and Greewwich, will•he ut all times open as tar us the state of Ihdlotome will Caledonian Asylum Ogler. Covent Gad,. Chambers, 9th October, 1115. / Sabsriptions continae to be received at the saukitlj Howl of Mewls. I'llollMb Couto; nod Co.; Messrs Pditon, Cockerel', Trail, and Co .; .Mrsqs. Deon, 'llsorntik4-Frele, end D voter Meson. Aiarbb, 811thald, and Co.; hie.eff. Drunstanads nod Co.; Mean. !terries; Farquhar, 'and Co.; Messrs, Davison, Noel, Te.nplar, and Co. ; Smith, Payne, and Smith.; Megan. ?mead, Glow, ant Co. ; Mebrrs. Niureland, Houston And Co.; b; the N Atoms' &saki of St.olliod; and by Jobe &it, Esq. Secretary. iMmolk• 0 _ . DONA rioNc. Subscriptions formerly adseslised £16,199 161. • MO Gras, Esq. £lO 10 H. A. pautlas, Esq. ,ClO 19 Captain Murray 'Max- I James Caroplat 11, Esq. 10 10 well; li.N. 5 5 Charles Campbell, Esq. 10 11 Mr.. John Gam 55 I James Smith, Kew .10 la John Price, Eini. 10 1J Col. Murphy 10 10 Jaws Walker, Esq. 19 10 !James hostler, Esq. 5 5 John Moberly, Eat'. 21 0 Charles Dixou, EN, 29 9 ChurlsHampden Ter- I John Cumming, Imo. 26 5 uer, Esq. 26 5 J..siais Marini, Hs+ 6 5 wom an , C. ttfm, Esq. 11 10 John Mal It:e, Esq. 10 li' William Faalle, jun. Jeremiah Flt nears, Esq, 26 5 Esq. 10 10 Charles Gram, of El- Janata E.iilie, jun. chic, Esq. 21 0 Esi. 10 10 Major Jaynes Rose, Wiliam 13 •oden, El. h Ti I lovaltds 5 5 11..het, Farquhar, V. A. 21 0 Maio—Grit. Matthew H. P. Watt>, V.A. . 21 u Hiillre • 1,1 le J..ho H .Les, li q. 91 0 Tor Vol of fityttfor:ll 52 16 Ckii. J.lllll Itolusay 11 10 I Jon.. R Menton', tsq. silo William , :tnichan, E.q. 16 io ( Pal i-b of Remitutaa 11 10 S i.ottel R:aork, EN. 10 10 * Town et Kirktudhriest 21 11 P irr OVA.. E`illi. . ' 19 lb Parillb of Melds 21.0 I) . Litt fl.Mrris ..... ii.tg. 5 6 William Mellish E.q. James Luigi'. 'Esq. 10'10' M.P. 10 10 11,oinni King. Eng. . is 10 I • FRENCH PAPERS. CHAMBER OF PEERS, Om 25. The Prnces Verbal was read and approved of. The Assembly immediately heard the development of a proposition made the last Sitting, for voting their Tlianks to the Duke d'Angnuleme, for his con duct at the period of the 20th of last March. The stsistor, in illustrating this preposition, dwelt upon .the courage and magnanimity displayed by his Royal Highness. The unanimously favourable sentiment manifested •by the Assembly, induced Monsieur, who was pre- Hot, to express, in the name of his son, sentiments worthy of a descendant of Henry 4V. and which, notwithstanding the ordinary dignified reserve of the Peers, were loudly applauded. His Royal Highness then, from motives which should increase the gratitalle doe to hii illustrious . famil , proposed the Order of the Day on the pro-'• , which' the Assembly, in respectful owes: Owe with the wishes. of Monsieur, voted imam" dletely, and ordered his speech to be printed. The Minister of the Interior, and the Minister of Goleta! Poke, presented to the Peers the project of law adopted by the Deputies, relative to farther natures for the public safety. M. deCAzrs, from the Tribune, explained the ob ject and nature of the project. ft was ordered to be printed, sod referred to the consideration of the Committees. Adjoarned till two o'clock to-morrow. CHAMBER OP DEPUTIES, OCT. 96. The Members resolved into a Secret. Committee, for the purpose of nominating the principal Officers ittbe Chamber, Six. the two-Digesting Secretaries, and the two Head Messengers. The veterbeing'at length taken, the numbers on tint appointment of the Digesting Secretaries were found tsi•be— • : For M. DtvoMen • 525 Feria. Aime - 197 And fur M. Letellier. - 94 The .tll6 11,14 Uri, of. course, declared: duly eleited.. M. M. q 44,1 mid 01 ,0 1 1 . were elected Read Mee seryers. To-Ingrt4MAMOw Gomoralcommittoa will be held it one o'closk. ROYAL ORDINANCES. By Ordinances of his Majesty,, a now Committee of Genet!! and Field Officers, to investigate the cleima of ancient officers, has !Neu apPidoted. Also, :norm' do tayante, Councillor' of State; is appointed-Director-Gegeral of the aft dministratioti itidirriaeoiriributions. • PARIS, Oct. 26.—We have lately said that a work was in pr partition, relative to the deductions to be made in all the disbursements issuing from the Royal Treasury we are assured that , the calculations are now complete, and that !be deductions are to be in the following proportions On I,oJofr. per ~norm, 10fr. ; on 1.5f10n. 31r. ; on 2.000 fr. 70.. r.; ea 2,sCofr. 100 fr. ; on 3.4oJfr. 140 fr. ; 9,500 fr. IBofr. on 4,000 fr. Mfr., on 4,500 ft. 900 fr. ; on s,ooofri 350 fr. ; rand so on, is it,errawd proportion, to 'the snot or 12.030 fr. 2.5001 r. ; rind all above that amount, a deduction of one-thltd. • The Congress of the European Ministers, which they say will be held either at Basle or at Frankfort, for the alleged purpose of investigating the claims of all the secondary powers who have suffered by reco. lutionary arrangements, mean hi these re-actions to keep in view the principle of legitimate succession . as • MR. A. BIiADLEY, Middle New -street, much as possible. Gaugh-sr ' piare London, will satisf y eir most scrupulous We observed yesterday, on the route to Fornain enquircr so to the outheinicity of a Friend of his deriving great bleau, the •four horses which were taken down from benefit from the CORD, AI. 11A Lhl of ril LEAD, its a severe disorder of she nervort;, !onion, and nominal kin i, with which the Triumphal Arch of the Carousel • ; they were be had lwett•long : l abeled. escorted by a detachment of about 3000 Austrian Mr. 1:. Pierce, Ili. t h.street, Birmingham, vouches fir the roo .urprising cute of n Gendlernan long in a deep The spirits, Decline, haying taken five bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. His Majesty the King of Prussia has purchased be sue a. h. at.d aportite of the yowl* man were visible and vErY tween 1000 and 1200 Morino Sheep, in order to wn re:Illy improved ; and b. colainumg the use of it a few ne5...., longer, he was, with God'. blessin g , tout to she great send to Prussia, and ameliorate the breed of that fort and astouishinent of his family and friends, restored to , country . All these were selected from the docks in perfect health. the Departments of Se i ne an d Oi se . Mr. B. Boothroyd, of Pontefract , reports of a man in that neighbourhood, about the age of thirty, who bad the appear- Several corps of Prussians have th is day quitted once of labottriog under that ms -trlaogerous disease, the Phibisi s Paris. Prn uloiialis, or Constoupti.m. lie hail a considerable de g ree o f 'hectic fever, prortt-e ni g ht-sweat.s , expectorated utach, and ass The English are now the only troops on guard at reduced t• a state of extreme debility. Having had the best the Museum. medical advice he could procure, without obtalkiag relief. he los. The Emperor of Austria is expected to remain a bad rerour- , e to the C.•rdial 1.1 ,, 1nt of Gilead; perseveriog io the .ew weeks at Venice, whete he will be joined by the n,e of it, all the unfavourable syinptions gradually abated, a nd h e t ban isitnistra a visoiroui state of health. • • Empreds. 1 Government seemitv :i a nimt Couuterfeits, bTsi.les rt stivipg of 'One Bottle in Four. The Coidial Holm of Gilead is sold in His Royal Highness the Prince Paul of Wirtevn. todtles. wire liv. eneh t or for qUillilllV of four in oce 1. , ,,,n1iv uerg, second son of the King of Wirtemberg, who Bottle for 33,. on which one lls. bottle is saved, dies I , :ritided; . h o lds a high rank in the Austrian service, arrived at' the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and address in s s • on the 23(.1 inst. i i the engraving . " Saud. Solomon, Liverpool," v. imitate which arm -- - i. felony; rind this privilege of a particular set of plates for his : Lord William Boutin& arrived at Rome the sth of stomps has been trailed to Dr. Solomon, by favour of his M a - rs , ...,ctober, jest y s ILmoutable Commissioner. of Stomp Doliex t purpose ly l an d. Ai -in about three weeks after his leaving Eq. so secure the Public against Counter/Mist flume else are emite;ne. , Sold by Samuel Leigh, No. 18. Shand; S u tt o n a nd Co. (Inc ; The last letters from Constantinople state, that the Dicey and Sutton), Bow Church-yard; Bacon and CO. Nu, p l ag ue has ceased its ravages in that capital , • but at 10, Oxford .berg, Lmolont Brodie mot Dowdiest, Salisbury; A. Smith, Perfumer, North Bridge, Edinburgh; Marlin Keene, Smyrna, Salonica, and Alexandria, it continues in all i No. 6, College green; at Das isoif s, No. 1, Parlinment-street, its virulence. 1 • and iii alcssrs. F. Newbury mut San, Dubin;; Lind retail, by all i We are assured that M. M. Carnot and Sieyes Meilicioe Vrialers in the Coiled Kingdom. ' Some Di s ord e r s have bern moor years in proceeding is such a are about , to leave France, in order to settle in Ger dexrce of malignancy ns mown he eradicated in a few weeks: many. therefore it is in order to encoutage steady perseverarce In the use of proper means that Dr. Soloman bast adopted the plan of : The Austrian Government has established Prete'. his Buses, with three large 335. Family Bullies, Cootnining -sorships of Languages end German Literature in the lac muttony of Twelve at Ils. packed upside fur the cottony. r.r a Five-pnond• B a nk-oote, by winch 11. 1%, is saved; vide , Colleges of Venice, 'freviso, Uditio, Vicenza, and " Guide to Health." t v emits'. At Dr. Solomon's Practice is now become so g reautol en- . AI 41.141 D, OCT. 13 . — His Excellency, Don• Tho. telttive, that his constant , ogagements require a costrideritble• mss .,. . Sec etao f State an d Minister .of • M0)1110, r ry , pm aim of his time and mlendance, he expects, When consulted the usual compliment of Otte Pound ; but all written pies , or Grace and Justice, has communicated to the Coost - letters of advice, and unaccompanied with an order fir media ell. of Castile, through his Escelienoy the Duke de tine and remittance, to he answered at his leisure, nrelrequired to eaclote only field a G u i nea . Drafts may be obtait.ed at any : rinfallltatiO. its President, the f a ll ow order : • Pcst offi ce , pslyable at Li v e r pool, fir small 'anti of wane", 1 " The King, acting from just motives, has re """ I " " sure mode of c"nveYntice*—Such 'epees should, for solved to suppress and - annul the Ministry of PU blie ssfetsf. he i hos 'directed: —" Mimey Letter. Dr. !:lingo:,, 01- . ici.d Douse, neltr Liverpool, raid double po.ttge." 1 Safety, created by his decree of the lith of Maicb, • . • . • - '--. t -z —es- ,t . - -: 4 .7.,44- ~- ......- -._....,--- --- ..7. -- - --- :-•---"-• -- -•=7 , .....t:Lt --- - -zc .. ._ . -, 4.4 4 . , . _ I ~ jV •zx .~.r; . •. • - • 7 4 rte? - ,~:~ ; ; - . in'the present year,' cud confided to the dir c►ion of Don Pedro Augustin de Ech ►mere. In conseq ►ence hil Majesty ordains, that all who were employod the said Ministry or Tribunal should cease their 'functions Ind that all proceedings of whatever de. serlption; WhiCIII were commenced again.t citizPos, should be withdrawn, wi►hEut any exception. Too care Of the Police and of the public safety will be. hang to the Magistrates and Tribunals deeig►►ated by the laws."' FLANDERS MAIL. RAOUF_Ovr. St. SECOND CHAMBER OF TNE STATES GEnERAL. SIT7INGS OF Ot T. After the approbation of the Prism Verbs', a message from the King was read, by which his Ma jesty transmits to their High Mightinesses an au thentic copy of the Convention concluded at Lon don *alba 41st of Aegnst this year, ratified on the 113 d of the isiss• 010111th b; 14e Moines, -the. Kiog of the Netherlands, and on the 28th of September by his Majesty the King of Great Britain, concerning t o commerce of his subjects with the Colonies in The West Indies ceded to Great Britain in 1814. The advantages stipulated by the different articles of this Convention, are of a nature to diminish the re gret winch the cession must naturally excite. All the inhabitants of the Netherlands actually possessing plantations in Demerara, Essequibo. and Berbice, or to whom' these plantations are mortgaged, as well as those who shall acquire them hereafter, have and shell have the right of navigation anal com merce there upon the same footing at the subjects of his Britannic Majesty. They are permitted to employ them till the end of the year 1811. Ships, the owners of which are sub. jects of his Majesty (he King of the Netherlands, without distinction in respect to (he ptsce where they have been built, are without any limitation or restric tion in regard to the sailors by whom they are man tled : bet after the expiration of these said five years this trade cannot be carried on except in vessels built in the Netherlands, and of which the captain and three-fourths of the crew mast be subjects of the King of the Netherlands. The King. retains the right of fixing, both on the importation of the productions of these colonies into his Eorepean 'States, and upon their exportation, such ddtles as he may think tit. The duties levied in the Colonies shall be the same for the trade of the Netherlands as for. that of Great Britain. . The King's subjects, proprietors in the said Cu, losties, shall have full liberty 'to go there acid "return, and to dispose of their property at their pleasure, Lastly, the society called Sockly of Bethke shall recover possessipn of, the four plantationi of which it was deprived twenty years ago. The Chamber, conformably to the 58th Article of the Constitution, received the message. The Con vention is to be printed, distributed to the members, . . and deposited in the archives." BASLE, OCTOBER 15.—The passage of Austrian couriers from France is very frequent. 411 . derlare that there is a great and daily incrtetiiir*;Menta tion in that kingdom. The private tlicodirtictiulirm too much this state of things, and thel'irlicsris Who return from thence sty, that after the deqttittiti• of the foreign troops, some serious disorderi • .. • place. EX7'RACTS FROM THE FRENCH SECRET policE REPORTS ON THE PROCEEDINGS IN TH6 SOUTH ,OE VRANCE. • • lirkOM TEEEfiCtritY, OF OCT. 17.1 ' , •:,* !,4 V A UCLUSE. AVG NON, SEPT. I.—The Depart ment is continually desolated by fire and robbery.-- The deaths are fewer,. but 'opiniu4s run still very high. To approve of the Charter is consielernd as a crime; whoever ventures to mention it, 'passes lm. mediately for a Bonapartist. The proclamations and edicts of the King, it is true, are well known, but they pretend that they are accountable to God :alone; and they give themselves out as devoted to the Princes, while they set aside the commands. and views of the King. Some of the persons in confine. meat have been set at liberty, though privately, and for the sake of their safety, they have been obliged to leave the town. N. Q. Private letters announce the flight of the Mayor, the Prefect, and all the authorities, and the murder of 125 prisoners, the murderers shouting all the while Vire le Rui! G trtn.—Ntsutia, SEPT. 2 —(The Prefect.) -Al Proclamation of the Austrian General Neipperg, of the 30th of August, addressed to the inhabitants of the Gard Department, announces that lie is employ ed in common with the Royal Authorities, in en. deavouring to effect the restoration of tranquillity, and that in consequence he will proceed to disarm the inhabitants by the assistance of moveable co.:. lumns. It appears, however, as if these measures were to undergo some modifications, if we may draw any con. clusion from a letter of M. de Talley rand, who aw. nounces that he wrote to Prince \ i nn Metternich; " as the Government of the King has adopted suck measures, that the return of such events as ,those which have taken place are no longer to be dreaded, he hopes that the Austrians will be Oommanded to rt. tire within the established limits." On the 29th of August an Austrian Sopro n , standing before the shop of a detler in sculpture, looking at ate fi gure of Grinertl Blucher, said., be. fore several wituesses, .theie is a blase General Om gave Bonaparte a proper dressing!—he is a • 'P..** and I also. The Catholics have massaard 4(10 /Iris.. tenants here, bat they will repeat it. i Ythi Sc, CAW o.'s• #e" -- ye"' • 4:r • • xi. • r e - - . 7 ,), 11r.t. - •;*-C .o, PRICE 7d. ":t~ Tr ' ! >l6- \~ ~~ ~s