The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-19 00:00:00

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At a 'ell ilitinerout Meet*: "Mended by las no/al HUI' i lowing utspe ‘, Othello, Mr. Kean; Deldemeeat Min Sahli. • . erbium peas tit Sussex, the Archltithapa 'ef' cusilettrisy- .aid i ! the P T, o bi e b %in t s p 6 f m t .4, .. . York, and ninny of the Bishops, Nobility, ned other Al.*, of uccounte.relatutg to the surrender 4 meat o ilarnborob, Usti hates to communicate thou to TIIE. FARMER, ~ of Distils - twit, •.. '• , It was unanionna-ly retulited, - . ,P the public : . . . would ....,' , 'Y • • ‘. alts is . rbe DrWM to he opened at half past dee o'slielh; lit .bat• ' That a Cluititittee he appotinted to antlelt and reeeitrf it The following correspondence, occasioned by the ' XVII . i/411 )1, latif pita tie. seripinuat the lists ptatpme,,Au.d that all mallet ro real • . • .„, _ .. -..• .. . i . - • .. _._ _A —......... --...............t.....t......t .f thp .Ia c. i hattur events in 'prance. Will•proee in the history of ini 8001 • i t,,,.. 10 4. . 4 4: _ il opisg-41 • " ' l' • .-' ' ' ' 4 N --Y t rs.i. 4- ' ' - • " ' - • - - ~4 4 47 - ; • : .0 4 % F.4044.A71 •••• V ' , *(- ...4 •• ' • ' d 4.. '' i -•' ' .... 4:l3V i • ' i •I.° , ' . . . ' i e..../ . • .)ottL 4 Y. 0 • .nit: ' • : . li• '!• • • ' • . " '•' ' . • • ..:.• i,. , • ,§ • ;-: k- . - - • Tsv- . ' • , ~.4- , - . . . ..... .. ... . -, Amausiimmiii111111111•11111101E1006usaiwalla , : : 4 2 .t rirsembI . must beg your Eacelleut7, to Aleitty -4 my . Answer ; thf officer who . wought me ynor letter was not with rue at the mo. of-my going to Altona. I full, expected that French troopt in Hamburgh and Haerhurg would with zealous promptitude take the bath of • allegiance to the lawful Sovereign of France, Louis :VIII. whom the National Guard has recognised as soon as they were permitted to follow their own inclinations;' but I confess that I could not aspect • - the question your Excellency puts to me in the mine • , letter,' Whether I should contitme hostilities altainxt the troops of Louiv.XVIII. is against those of the Emperor Napoleon ? - • , " Already on the 20th of Ali month I common'. cated to your Excellency the Invitation of the Pro. visional Government of France, to adhere to the good came for w bicb the nation had already declared; bet not receiving.from , you a satisfactory answer to my ,letter, which, contained this dispitc,h, i was cam. pelted to take mmisnres to acquaint the garrison with al - Mtlifiteret Okra. irtmoved-arttite 4egsts -with r.•. - • ... 2 . ; the Arms of Louis XVIII. to be planted at my ad. ~. yawed Ont., end- it was your Excellency who sent . to desires* to take them down, _threatening to Ire .-4. at them. Aid, in fact, as -the lags remained stand. ng, they were. fired at a whole day from the Stat I3ettery. 'What answer shalt r now make to your Excitilessey's question ? Can there be any doubt of mu d eniiments towards every thing that must be Cone - ,.: ,.: . • isi as belonging to his Majesty Louis XVIII. I 11 • .. I .' . '' ' 1 " I bave . the hononvtp MAIN you, Marshal 9 that ail the l '. * troops which Mire taken the oath of allegiance tO the I --• actual lawful Sovereign - of Prance, arefrom this mo. . . 1 ment looked upon as the friendly troops of an August Sovereign whe is an ally of the Emperor my master. .. • " My orders to sosperui hostilities, on oar side, - are already given. Your Excellency, with your gar. rison, remain in your present positions till I shall re., , ceive the orders of the Emperor my master, respect- ing the march of the French garrisons of Hambargis . and Hasrburg back to France, I expect them, at .. - .. well as the directions to your Excellency, from your . . Monarch every moment. Your Excellency will . . .• . henceforth find me ready to do your troopsevery , ear• 1 , . rice that depends upon me, in order to relleve.tjseet • - , •-, in their present situation es far as possible. . , • ..., 44 It depends upon your Excellency to - lel mat , know the time for which 'Jou want passports, ilia 4 also the name of the- Officer for whom the passpoct la i ' .. Ito be made out ;at the same time I beg yo on. r : f • ; I sent, Marshal, that my Officer may accompany Ayes, 'rota Ito congratulate his Majesty the King on the agree- • 1 lood I able and important acquisition which hit Majesty hall made ht the army of your Excellency, &e Ito. " Coot BuitsasEN." vui . ~ is AVTONA I Ann. 17 (29!).—1t is Wet that the for. „ 4 s I aiiimplarttrep_y#lll be even ne k oktitek3titll.Seyo? he . : . .. while 'T i PrOislitiGkeraTVen . ( 4 Wsenau. • _ _.. of - - Devout ' ----;;,” k '...,. ...• Ulf Soldig •••• - •. 1,',.. • , •- 1 66 is-- . ,- •V -beg 1 .. 1 . 1 . 0" . . , ..- , • . , '-. t . 4. Ne 4 , - 1 ~ wing ham events in f'nwce, will prove in the history of the siege of Ustrehurgh how ready his Eicellency the CommOnder in Chief, Count Benniagsen, has been. to spare liamborgh l and prevent the further effusion of blood. . . Aran earlierperiod Georillieinineen proposed to the Prince of Eckmuil . . to:,eoo,l , French Officer, accompanied by a Russi .11 04*to.,Paris, to coo. 'lnce himself of the truth of the change in Napoleon's situation. But the Prince of Eckmuhl, though prltted of it, rejected the proposal. An ofklarietter from. the Staff of the Emperor /tie:ender to General Benrilogseu induced the latter to attempt to briag the Prince of Lekmuhl to a Imo. Intim as favourable to the true interest of the French garrisow s as to terminate the miseries •of the ittha• bitints of Ilamburgh. For this purpose; .equally worthy of the liete and the philanthropist, the %%Mien. troops were ordered to suspend hostilities for twenty-four hours, in- or. der to give the Prince of to call a council of war. The Prince of Eckmeil, to who ve.men tiOned letter, as well as the lisps and public prints that were sent him by the Prot:biota' . Govern anent of France, Fred been delivered, ordeired not. withstending, hostilities to be renewed' within twelve hours, and the bp to be fired at on which were the arms of the Bourbons. Re required that they should be taken down in order tele:ire his troops in uncertainty respecting the twiinti Ififi-lerance, of which he himself could - no leigerlglitertain any doubt. But to grant such ek de. Mod erfAid be below the dignity of the General of the believers; who thinks it as necessary to omit no useful measure, as the General of the besieged adopts those which he thinks fit to continue his farther use• less defence. :1 . 111116 be placed under the management and commit of the rJ* ' mittee ; that the Committee dw.enosiet of Ow' iil sous, with power to add to their number., or to wile Midh 14 City Committee if tbey deem it e x pedieta. • : .. . COStiteves. • • . . Archbishop of Clircerbary, Joshua Watson. Esq. ' • - Archbishop of York, Rev. AtelideacoaCesalsrldge, Bishop of Loadoa, Henry Timeworn, hag. hI.P. Mishup at Exeter; Rev. H. H. Nurv4 illiebeip 0( elsestat',..-. Sir J. Mackintosh, If. P. Bishop or soshaty, • Hon. F. North, Bishop of Ely, • Cul. Bathurst, Lord Kenyon, • ' Rt. Hon. Sir W. leott,/t.F. Lord Calthorpe, Chas. Graaf, Est ! Jou. 5L15: Lord F.aedley _ , Rt. Ifem. J. C. Villiett, Rt. Mut. Sir Rowe ickell. ILP. R. H. Marten, Rt. Hon. G. M. P. W.ll. Hoare, E 4. , tar Tamp: antitclaA M. P.: . lit 4, XIV lIC IP. '' . E. Wirb. Bootie, 'Esq.'llE - P. ifes.'ary IFlnare, sq. . , %via. Wilberfo rc e, Esq. 51:P. 3. Rolled, Esq. R. H. Inglis, Esq. . . Coinmittee Room, Freenismose Hall, Great Olen-streets where all Communications may -be addressed, and where Sob. scriptiuos will be received $ ai trellis by Mews. illemosenley and Co. the Treasurers; and by the wins' Banking-houses is London and Weshuluster.—llignrd by Order of the Committee, JOSHUA WXTSON, / Secretaries, pro R. AUK ER MANSi , $ tempore. stragettirrlows Met !sheerest,. Mr. Bunn . .C 2 0 Mal, and btu. YeashesBl.o 0 M. Harding and M. 11. N. Milhaud Rev. Grackill 012 Thomas Willis 10 0 Mile Poole 2 0 Journeymen Tailors. Lord Amherst 31 10 Marlheire.anews 11.11 s. 5/1. Dr. Ruddianait • 10,10 I Hudibras 5 b Jobs Freerodn, Esq. 5 a J. R. 1 0 Jolla Bate, Esq. • 10 0 Mrs. Boswell b 0 Henry Hall, Esq. 10 10 Mr. R. Jackson 5 5 James Holier, Esq. 10 10 Mines Booth% Lleer— H. A. B. 10 0 pool .3 5 Sir James Earle 50 J. Canon, EA. at • A. It. (a Lady) 20 0 • Willis Louis Hayes Petit, Eat. 10 10 At Aekerquinn's. •:I Mrs. Stephenson 1 1 Wm. Young, Esq. • George Dyer, Esq. 10 10 Shemeld r , • • Lady Cottrell Dermas 5 5 George You% . 0 Slits Cottrell 10 10 i A. IL I I Miss I'. Cottrell • h 5: II: M. . • - 1 1 Jeerry Wyatt 5- 5 . Mr. Dyson ' I 2 Abraham Calilicott, Esq. 5 -b . John Oolsoa, SHE& Mrs. Joites,of Adwell .10 0 somptis, • _ . -5 0 • • TULIPS. • iT. B. Romeo. Esq. . 5'5 IP/moils 11aokii. Eig. . • T 0.11111.1101.0 BY • AUCTION.' . The Rev. Ed. Ellis *II -1 ditto ' ' ' By J. COCHRAN. • .iA. O. . 1 0 Jona P. North, Iroq. 05.51014 D AT. the Nth of May, 11114.' at' Twelve is , Mork. :J . D. ' •2 . 0 -ditto • as sirs Premises of the itaptiflor Mr. Thrums Hart, George J . isi„,;, • • '1 0 Richard Nichols, Baq. 14.,1111% is., Two Miles bolo illiadey, Kea, t 11.4 Iloilo . 1 0 P. Pugh, Ei:q. . A . :COLLEL'TION of the newest anti best.mmed Wsiliatis Mselilon. rt 4. 10 .0 ..4. -c. . . sm. lith.t vs. befog a .i.itietion fiir malty veors with g rent ,At Praed', (a FrierJ) , 1 0 1 Mi et eiti•mot imipenee. iiiclailiiii• a aonsber •isf 1..01.11s Ss, 80.11 '. retook 10 F 7t: Y 4. s l it A Sll !SI MON S. end oilier tare towels, with t ham J. Coltman 10 ld tik maid , beds of me ben bscearrs , and other floe part 1 0 The Cloaers will be ors for view oft Thursday. the 'Mb e . '" inst. to the M % nin t h.. by appt log to Mr. Hort. on the Pro. 141 rhea. where CotnliigitVe mist be had At 6d. each ; ni.ii at the Geri l iihie•pol N artery iiiitliged Shops in nod found (modem i at the • It. 4. tar alert, near the Bank ; and of the Auctinaeors 7, Duke - ; Chat. surer.. Criemeitor...qunte. , 1111.11. T. ' IR. 'ELI ti THEATKE-ROI AL, COY ENT•GAILIMI. rip 11 1 S present EVENING, May 19; - h.; petlions4. LOVE IN A VILLAGE, - - - - - - _J• • tow Meadows. Mr. Sinclair; Rosetta, Mitt Melerash, T.. which will be added, TUMOUR, THE TARTAR. bones. 74. Second n Price Se. 154..e•P1t, et. da. varl tarty 4•. —longer cirftlirrY. S.. ; &nand Price, 114. 4 .-Alpirtre • Illailery, b. ; Seroild iee, bd. e r" -- - - OS TIIk KINGS Bllti r tebAY. • P ' WrrOlq, Corphill, Ind 18, Coventry-stcaet;l tau, . how c•to have the • pleasure nt again presenting hh - ilkietubssaiik.gle-Cupitid-Prisse ss lasAkrawa as that Dal t— ither., his slieeese es the 4th of June has been unprecedented, and he wow .noises hi. Frfelata and the Public. generally. e u r tha.e ta the NEW LOTTERY. of noly 9.00) Tickets, whs• h contains a Prize of £20.000, 3 of £10.00.), 2 of £3, 0011 . &c. In the Lotter. 1.1.1 ended, .Evtos sold Ye. 6.913 .... £9no Nu. 12A .... £2Oll .5. 1.6114 .... 900 811 '.... 211111 . Alan. Nos. lbS, 468, 9.592. and 1 e, 9 27. eatitled to TEN • ' *IC IC itTS each iu the pretest Lottery, which may gate every . . 'lO fir. SOLD BY AUCTION, h Mears. SADLER and SON. At their ItelmbilogY, G0..e11-street, 'FO.MOReoW, Mai - O. at Twelve, TIRE fotlowing.llollSFS, CHAISES &c. A• sirmsg,.ckver, chemist citaise-horse, in high condi- Ono. bye 'rm.% old, swami, temperate. arid steady in a 4-st heeled ehahe ; el-n a hatirbome 4.whceled chaise, with head and Intr. nes.. complete to ditto * the whole very little inferior to amor, she o ro i erriv of a Gedtleasati, hiving no E ther use for them, grit ire price left with the Clerk , an d may - be •iewed ; a bay welding. 15 bawls mid a half high. a goad banter and roadster ; a grey mare, 15 ham% high. eve years old, sound, clever hack ney it brown mare, 14 hands and a half high, 6ve years old. a suancl, good. journey mare; a bay geding, 15 hands one inch M a clinker , sift horse; t o hand.oine gallossays; same very it-eful cart horses, machines's, posters, titc. in the whole 100 No% To be viewed the Miming of Sole. - Public bale Days etstitry Timid:iv and Friday. 2 2 2 2 2u 6o A. D. . 1 u t &ono tr. c‘orso, comp J. 1). ':2 0 ditto 2 2 , / ' 40.--- - J. netts • ... • '1 0 Richard Nichols, Esq. 2 It • . ir i. ag i t i m i tAL DAvo o g t. 1I•4 rioi hi • 1 0 P. Pub, Fiq. h 0 " April 13. Wsiliotts 'Midden. rm. 10 .0 „E. I:. nod C. C. 1 6 u At limed'. (o FrierJ) ,1 0 I Nis Word, Sliopwlek S 0 WiLISIIAL,-4coniider it t o b e necessar y , and 114. D Pernik 1 01 It. n Friend to the also my duty, to communicate to your Excellency linii4llll J. Coltman 10 Id Germans . 1/. 9 the'ellicialaccounts which I have just received from // J .' 'll. 1 (1 Mr. C. Stewart •R. Richard Webb • C 1 Paris, that I may not be answerable for the blood Mr. Gialtscd pe 10 Ire.. J• Meade • 001 ' ! ittitil:; be uselessly shed by two nations, who, g . 3 General Moine!' 10 10 Mr. Charles Meade :i 1 , t t., t C . is. 1 0 Mrs. Lee. Alstene ;- .1 - tel of France itself, no longer consider as. John' Lawsito, 1 Mr. Rosa' .• .. .. •.. ' ea4hAber as enemies . Too wilt see that by the de- Ch- .. i 51 Mr. °lire itt ~ chart - 4 , French Senate* 'Louis XVIII. is ae. Via. Li- , e tifir: j- '' Ct Ch t e rftt i Utill' - ' 1266-- . " re i fil l 4"0118". • 14 . 1 41 1104 ft 1 • per.' • . 17 ' r 'lolo at titafford. '4 it what you , - ilifite, and be assured that.'whila a J. Mortinell. *4l. - 50 0 M. P. - I ° take my menseres accordinx to the intentions of eke E. C. B. per Pastas At AckentlMlne c - and Co. 5 3 Mesa asserts . 4 o Emperor my, roaster, lam at all times ready to adopt Mr. "leave 5 0 Mho B erlins 5 0 the part of inntletalion and humanity.--I beg T. Wheeler, Esq. 3 3 Dr.-L. Wpm. sewed Pric.eipal lobollitants c Subset ipttoo jo 0 you, Marshal, to accept the assurances of the high I ......1 nend r 2 0 cousideratiolt with which I have the honour, &c." On the 27th _ April , published it n Adam's* to his soldiers (in the French language only), laying, " that, hawing received the Moa(ieuro, itt. to the 20th April, he could not doubt of the truth of the events in Fiance, though not ofliciakly communicated to hi m, and, therefore hastened to Inform the army .. of them." ile gives a sketch of the events at Paris, till Napoleon's abdication, and then orders. the white I • i eockede to be worn, the white flag to bh hoisted * kc. concluding thus :••• 64 we swear tidelittuosibli i dience to our King." I M A NHEIII 2 APRIL 30. tin h t len iias i h open. tint ed its gates, and adhered to the new order of things lin 'France ; . Mr. Verny, fersaltrly • Sub-Prefect of i Spires, who caused all the refusits of the garrison to submit, and even the French Officer, sent with a flag of trace from Paris; to be shot. at, has been, we hear, arrested, and sent prisoner to Paris. BREMZN ) MAT 10.—We have received, to-day, accounts from Aiwa, which may be depended on, 1 that all is arranged for the delivery of Hamburg!' to the Allied Troops. The French are to return home by way of Bremen and Osnabruck ; the sick' and I . sounded, in a condition to be removed, ate to be I conveyed by water. Many French empleyers ore ialready arrived here. The first divisison of the I French trove. is expected this week! rgeon, 1, Iligh,stripati 1 M lilonntabirr, having discovered an Embrocation ! aritmc the Gino. has bent advised by tearty very respectable i gargedas te makeit public ; begs kinge to recommend it team. - 'w be 1/ 6 / be-ueicled with that painful disease. The Ilmbramir sion ism iwg Rine through a chemical trate* ma 7 he used 'with die grealedi cotaidenceliv those who have hitherto had any fear 1 ppl,iag.t, cold application t this. if properly applied, will eutirely r' move the Gout. be s ituated %here •it luny. Mr. Trovanell was attacked with the lust &ea:trolly In has fool, moo-tithe wain mow last Ulmer, to a l'herolay c about elr. en pa Vtidav iskirping, be begun house ihr limbreention ever. 24 . 1 ~iwuas. his riphi hollrs, which c implode cured him. and it bas taut rime returned ; the follow mg ThitrSday he wailited ewern six mai revemoilti in the country through the snow, with Ste en aka eases aria wt. is a single instance. where it has been applied. bah it ever failed. Fiala, wltolewate mid retail, by Mr. Trimnetl. N•a. '2l. High street. Bilsisisivir‘•i by C. Lew, Chemist; No. 47. Ca is well -0041 I sad may 1 3'e kW Lis all the priricipal.Sairmil in England, etc. Ike. • .. . #—. cousiderai of tlie Borough of Elio Lone 171. /64.15 d. Mr. Mellor ' 1 0 F. Boitoo. Esq. iit Milano Child ikad Co. At Stafford. Rte. F. Dirkelspno, Rivtor Sintfotti po. of Illylovit J. G l: lortit-,(trgrenre Thomas hintterstmw, Samuel ;fray - i b Weams,Esq Ed. ward.st tell, Yon mail-square 1 C J. A. Clilmare, Esq.. i 0 A. B. 10 ii Mr. Williams 10 10 1 Mr.lidwarti Resnick, Ski Sobseriptiers 1 1 I Res. W. Hesinioghuas S S M. A. P. 5 0 From a German's !Mushier, J. s. D. 100 S Owe swim sysibpAillibri ire We Sufferings wf his Fellow.crt abaci A NSWZR. 1 cc G eNtitar.,--/ have just received your latter of the 13th April, in which you inform me of the 'misfit that have taken place in France. It was delivered to me by the Danish Lieutenant-Colonel Aubert, who acquaints me from you, that you no longer con eider yourself at war with the French nation. I can return no answer to your Excellelcy's letter, eacept that 1 received it. A man of, honour does nut coif. I ler himself absolved from his oath of allegiance, hecausehis Sovereign may have met with misfortune. —I beg you, General, to accept, &e. " The hiar,h,il Pnace of ECKMUII L." 10 It} 1 1 2 2 1 1 Silkmati-lruvr T. F. Hui*,ll, X.,41. John Itubb•til John Cullum F • F 1 1 2 '2 2 2 ‘CiiiiPtlVl.ol.l% CASES. ATOU .. . NG - 1.113)1(.; of the age of 18, having tier» aarcted, wit* SCrophilioUs Ulcerations and extreme taw health, wft..ovldmer its a kmetess ease by eminent Kiri i- Cows* Its tile 10.1. of SPILSBIURY'S 'PATEN f' Avrt-: S(;()RSEJTIC I)kOPS she has recoy'erad iur heolih, and tort present inate pirsini-e, a perfect cute Wm. JAN, itf tht• pnriih of ittitherlitl 4 e. from a weak parr of bent* soil it Scrophittors'A tl'ection of the Ell** Joint. is utto by their utreo..perf esly restored. Ilantaih l'ittirattus. near Wutolttrit'ge, is ablr to leave her toed scare two )'ears cootioement, nod requests another bottle, in of templet leg her reemtery. • * TIN elliestry of the- Patent Drops i.. writ itstost hi Eruptions, Scorbutic. Gmtty and Rihnus Airec *mu. Sold wbolesule by F. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church -yard tool retail nt the liiipengasy. FS, Sohtputonre, Lotwl.wy in tomtits of 6t.-1)0011e 1%, 6d.—mul largest It. `d•. duty d Emsomw. Tq l prevent Counterfeits. ,the Genuine Medicine Maw black isle So•atp, mr.s.lusAy be enestolted penes:llly, far by letter; at the Dia pemeact. as die ta.ttal 1n afetoinaal terms. _ 1 0 44 MAISIIAL,—I send you by my Aid-da-Camp, Lieutenant-Colonel Busch Munich, and Prince Gal lesem, Captain of the Guard of his Mak ity the Fn. peror of Russia, a dispatch which the Provisional Government of France has desired me to send to your Ricellenty ; as the system is changed, Napo leon no looser is Emperor, and Louis XVILI. is King of Frau,* and Navarre. 66 What is oow your resolution ? May I hope that you at length suffer hostilities to cease, which the highest authority no longer allows between the troops under our command, and 'the union between whom seems to become daily strunger,—Accept, &c. Penaeherg, 4oth April," t t 1 - • f A r I' • k t • " Flo .14 sd fj rt, • ' rri p.. 'I. 4ro • I. We lb.. 1.0)6K AND SUIttIICAL DISPENSARY. ttlrt • I ifie Revel flightiest the fluke of York, President, ststl btliittring Committee of (biretta's) : FAr4 Leitriml Colonel W. J. Jena, IL P.: FAO, of Kerr-mom .1 John Latouthe. E 4. ht. P. Itteitt T. Jones I Colonel H. Clements, 111 , m. 14.1 i. Sinvittan, M.P. Captain Jotriestily. - s Una. Cot. J. flurry, M. P. ' 1 • : Sllffi.olll Mr. Kiernan, ?itemiser of the Royal College, London. f IIE Patronage this Institution has received, for IL the exelesire treatment mod Cure of both Sexes, afflicted isrith Venereal Complaints, and their dreadful causequences, as Atrictures, debility. ulceribions, &c. conducted under the ittit iviitetairal of the drat professional abilities, will sway the Pah- Ilk of the high merits of Mr. KIERNAN'S plan, nod that by it reheincenwerdettees of Public Charities are nvoided, whilLt the Tonne and iniwars are protected a-ogal the fatal delusions held mai by adverii.nyg presendeni in this . hrrinch of practice. Since ilblitl i rse apt eared by the Aomori Report of 1814.5131 pntients,a, thothSex.6,ol4lVe been eared,altbuat confinement or it jery to the , ernadilation, maai with it delicacy and secrecy hitherto unknown s .ohnnyof those have laboured under the nowt compliented C.nalt of sae disease frost ten to twenty years. 'The fitsl orlaPtnino yield to Mr. Kiernan's treatment in a few days: and where • ' invent:owe of debility Vinlel net. 1.41 earl) application camp , ' ate made is prevent the drover that may cootie. •1111 r. *lemon may be consulted by either Sex, with the neaten secrecy. in his private hou.e, No. 91, Lower Char lotte-street. lienSord-square, from biter to Melte in the morn eng, totrifroem six till tone'at night : to a ham letters nod other gionsentaticniion.. Irma town and enuntty, nay Ile addressed' laid 'will he punctually answered. lost p u blished, PRACTICAL MIS IrAERTIONS as the alteste DISEA -ILS, prier li. $y F. Kiewinn t awl by Sherwood, Neely. red *I Pat. tro.ter-ma awl by Righloy. 4ifirs g i I I ealet fontllUite CON ~~ 4 ,4's J at i:.*:ji .ALtl FRENCH PAPERS. —.... • APPENDIX TO THE TAItIF. Dated fto,n the Palace of the Thuilleries. April 53. ' 13y an Especial Order, the Nankeens of India ; Only are admitted, on paying 50 centimes per metre (about 2 franks, 50 centimes per piece of four ells " Gancest.,—As we have this night received au- and an, half). Ihentic accounts of the events in France , which an. : TARIF CONTINUED. nounce the dethronement of the Emperor Napoleon, • Steel, not worked, duty on import per metrical `as abdication, and the accession of Louis XVIII- quintal of .200ths.. 9 fro---Allum i 10 fr.—Stockings le Generals and myself have thought it otIP duty to and Bonnets of all . kinds Prohibitetl.--Wood (d'Ara. Iforas the garrison of these events. jou) 50 fr.—Wood de Gayac, 30 fr.—Charcoal per " The General, Officers • and soldiers will take ton of 2.0001 b. 1077 killogrammas, 8 fr.—Cotton the oath of allegiance to Lo uis ' XVIII. put on the Yarn prohibited.—Manufactured Cotton of all kinds bite cockade, and hoist the Royal French flag. prohibited.—Hemp, a trifling duty at the scale.— " Now,'Gsverili I ask - 1n . what relation this Green Coperas, for 200Ibs. 20 fr.—Leather dried state•of things places me with yaw? Please to inform in theskin,Sofro—Drapery prohibited.—Whale fins, me whether you intend to uoutiaue hovilities against 00 fr. 20 centimes.—lron, in bars, 4 Tr.—Tin, s'o fr. the troops of his Majesty Louis XVI li., as against —Gum, Senegal, 75 fr.—Fill( Oil, 25 fr.—Woof, those of the Emrror N a p o l eo n, w hi c h I cannot Flax, and coarse ditto, a trifling duty at the scale-- believe,' as in your letter of the 20th you inform me, Mercery an d Muslins prohibited.—Gall Nuts, 4 fr. that Louis.X.VIII. being King of France and Na- B,ceutimea.—Sorrel, th trifling duty at the scale.— warm, the highest-authority does net allow of hos- Lead, in pigs, 6 fr. 12 centitoes.—rPot-ash, 30 Cr, tilities between the trodps we command. This rim —Hardware prohibited.—Ruinprobibited.r -- yalleutt conislasceluducea me to withdraw my former re- a trifling ditty at the scale.—Liqueurs, - 1 , .i 'pet quest, %f trending a Staff Officer.to France; I confine litre (more than a plnt) myself . to requesting of you proper passports, that , cor.osnudißODUCE INRNTRZPOT IN MARC; the °lacer who is to 'convey' our oath of allegiance' • 4 ' f; APRIL 23. N , to Monsieur the Count d'Artois, Lieutenant-Genes ....C., 145151,000 killogrammes—Raw, Selma, ral of the Kingdom, may meet with no delay on the 0,6331000,.eig1ed Sugar , 365, „_ , Tnaitn4 toad lscArc. vuul7" -- 1 a .„. maraud pant of Ec a m pi p .. .. 149,000.7---Blccii. Pepper ) 219,00+!.!—Petteni O To * liscelleacy Gee. Coma Demiosseu." . [Not dutch) 3,842,000. I, . ) ~~ \ 4. i' r +R .. t! r. . - l e l to .; . ,- sib .; .i~ .~ Lord John W. Sey- T. Z. di U :Li moor af2l 0 William Philips .1 A tly 2 0 T. Jnoett 1 C, Rev. ru E. linrvey,Wil- - . W. K. 4 c hin 5 5 .Itiseph Flama, RAI, 6 6 CI Rev. Wm. Parry, J. C. Reeve 5 i. Little Wimarilhy 2 0 The /lon. Min Bro. Lie Rev. L. Ilorrtmghs, -.- cierick.at Child's b 0 ipz, OTh , 5 0 11. W. 1 0 Mrs. Shepher3, ditto ' 5 0 Thomas Dickens, Esq. 10 0 per, H. Crebb. Esq. Ilintbed 5 .5 George Hayti r, Esq. Go , .1. M. Pier,un, F.sq. .b. 5 Crompton &oast you Mown , Rughel, Esq. bi. Welk. per Julies g leo J. Curling 2 2 :tea L o. • 2 J. Fade •.9 It Mrs. M ',thew 0 0 (en Rev. Joseph Parsons 1 I Mr. MallieW 9 0 4 I Rev; R. Lueoi l Mr. Garrati,ll3,Guild- IT. Wiltshire 9 9 ford-street street Mr. John Tapp 1 0 B. 11. Ark worth. It.l. 5 5 0 I Y I i ci g i Mr. R. Newton, Hitches .11 0.1 At At henosies, 'see N. Field I'. Wind 1). Tittles 11 0 Mrs. Sorel Borostead S. 0 0 , A Sinner oni . I 1 1 I it: J. Plansiree,Grast . .!• r 1 1 Graowlea • . 0 W i . e . 101 Muslin Crash', Esq. ' 0 I I i e n .rs holl 11 H. Margaretha , 1 till srcbill 1 1 Murray Forbes, Esq. • 2 i r be at A - • 010 G. Si • olu nis I.llw kiwi , 1 1 Cult re at Lower " i , Per Mee. J.,Esmrd 7 0 • 914 an. Worm - .. J. Newton 10s. 54. I I 110 s ‘.ll, • • tht Boys at Mr. Newton's t t li 111 1.. 41• is• bd. inl School , . • 1 •11 tut ~ - r e*. by Sundry 50)&11 SOW ‘lLiii. id. ditto, " - IIS Mrs. John Rudy - .., i i i -J. W*llows,Esq.ool- 1111 Mrs. F. Reeve - ' - Ils4 10 10 H. Bush, at Gallop • .., Woe is Sarasan's *I Inhabitants of Loan - ...• .. I r ol ogskter, J. a. 111. 103 0 : ceston and neigh- al. Stdositioh and ON sti b o urhnotl,perMayer 411.54. Tiro. "woo Ranee, I Earl of EMogliaas 50 0 • Emir - 11 sla !R. C. b 0 Me. Gear. Staab' 11 th r W. Ti f inkinson. Esq. ' 10 0 . Thomas Bats. 14 4 . ' 1 2 th t et;N. stiarrICiNS'CIATIF -I n I . 5 rIIHE Inserter of this, a Pr,fifspla al Man, who lb s JIL has ottendestrisane Persons stilt.ring Muter 11se Ante Dio- vl r elm, has, in mensequenee of his ostensive prisetic , .. hewn sis t fortunate as to &toyer ii. Medicine, that !pan tosfullihk (.11/11g ti for CON SUM PrioNs, by which Mediator Ile has mired ninny Cl r when given over by eminent Physicians and whew in the last - s tage of a Coossunptiost, a ttended . w ilts .C.smais; Spitting of It - Blood. and Edematous sMid o llll rinse ?rts Ikt- . a r ' T h o u g h the trait of this aSsettind mny be dosilited, Ow Ad- 6 , d ',eraser is happy la say, tbaillt4lls4 It 16 his ioniser to refit OS ti those he has cared, and osheirkstln Psi/ brußsue ot dm 11014 41 Professionul Men. 114 tberetore Ho, itOtitell 90'ers It. Owe ri .- who are laboariug urideethititlitegastwiseus, r. .1.441C111 (post- p:ild)addreshei tar l'i. Slave; Grais4bAsses It. I street, New-rol a bligl.4l!•l!.ofilkieutipi. ll l ll ait 4 o oll4iiiA ! attgatiou: ' • •" - . 'Si . . .. • ' - . - ". ; • * ~: ~ • ,