The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-04 00:00:00

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LOVELL. Proprietor of the SceCesle AI Newspaper, for the 1...4.11 Ino.es. and ,every ssfertiors, which hr has boy , red in firmiy sipholning, for a series of years, the invaluable Li- Iserty of the Press, Mr. JOHN PICKARD, in the Chair. • Resolv-d, That it fitments to this Meeting. th a t M r . O. Lovell; the P.m pri-tor rod Publi.her of the SCATtswan, enthent its au In4e pendent Journal in the cause of (;wit and Religious Freedom, fur. summated an impristiontem of Four. Years and a flalf is the Gaol of New ate, for what lisle bred deemed three ;Tar de Lito-Is. 1 which have been proved it orals to have been no. illentionally libellous on his part, bra in noe of the ''tree r:,.11 the imprtien was during his confitiement, and entirely without h's aim% ledge. That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that it is an imiispen bible duty on the pan of the alidirtwain of the Liberty of the Priam to indeinstify Mr. Lovell for the losses he has incurred in maintoioin4 Ili, steady and inßezible patriotism, and for his unwearied and firm assertioncif the Constitutional Rightsof the People during the whole period of the publication of that Journal. That these exertions of Mr. Lovell In the clove of Liberty, Troth, and Justice, independent of his Sufferings and losses, en title him to the marked attention mid support of the Public, and that this Meeting accordingly feel great pleasure in pro- Matief and recommending the Ssbscriptiou already cuseweced in his behalf. . . • • That at no epoch of the civilised world h as the indepen dent exercise of the Liberty of ihePiedi promised so ennfer.so much benefit nn Society as at the prevent period; it its,Aserefore, TO TA 11,01118.—SCHNE1DEN. highly incumbent on those who revere that LahettV - folatiMfest a firm and ready support in behalf of every man who has and A REDUCTION in the Charge for TEACHING may Is assert that must essential Newark of the lode- ; :IL t.. CUT Mens' nod tiny!: Cl• tae., HabitN, P. I.s,es, dm.— pendency and freedom of ~i , ,,,i,,,,,d . • Th....0h. Ten-her of ('silting Garment*, on true Anatomirni That Seven Getalemen be apaaiutrd by this %feeling to net as Principle. (nrquirel by seven year...lndy sod attendance ut she a C omm i tee , t o c a rr y lute effect the objects of the foregoing An toolc h t I re:met Kivral to Painters, Sculptors. and others. Resolutions. . • . Lt sz oinorYet- House, by Professor Carlisle), M METRIC/1- . (Signed $ sill. of li„ Ili t tlibone-place, WIMP' lIIPTIrrOIIS Papib, during i ) JOHN PICKARD, Chairman. o e hot tarts. month, , hatte"enailted him, by very ester sive Resolved Unnnimonsly. • r nal c.ostinot practice, to teach 'rotors hi- selp,•riar and h- .I Thar the thank s o f the Meetin g be g i ve n t o t h e Ch a i rman f or ..ppinved Plan► io very few Le.,,oes; .. Welt also atitsbirs hint cooductiug impartially the proceedings of this evening. i In restore his Charge In Journeymen rote-thol. - --.. It is well knonn that D. got Foremen's Places for 116 of hia SVIMICKIPTIO Pupil. , in the present year. un Esq. Instruction Tatticv 107 I t ei. 6d. . . P.Whitbread, £lOO 0 Cards ..f Term. as ith , ive. l • ' . Sir Gilbert Heath - , erne. hart. M. P. 10 0 MILL4RD'S IMPERIAL CLOTH. BY HIS MAJi••STI 'S ROYAL LLTTERS PATENT. T.W. Coke, Esq. M.P. 50 0 Sir 'F. Barden, Bart. (Passedant tom le, agremova de la toile de lin de prim du deal • N. P. 50 0 q ) I pns, et ui rend ifluttie rusuge de 1.1 llannelle. J. B. Monett. Eel. Tow, Nobility, Merchants, and the Public are: Coley Pita, Reading 20 0 1 v-spertfally informed, this Cloth is said by the Patentee.: Y. Z. 40 0 duly .inmperLat tho East India Warehouses, No. 16. Chrapside ; Mr. Alderman Wood 20 0 and at ors other Anus •, what..ale in entire rases for caporal. Earl St 'Lou pe 10 0 shun ; and by tie niter, from 15 to 52 yards each, ot 24. 2.. 6d, Edw. Auoin. Esq. 20 0 1-. f . 6'. 4.. 411. 64. and 5 , ..61. per yard. it is Innouttetured Jos. Perry, Eoq. Chro -6' t , 11.11/leillidit4l priariple. of great durs'illity amt peculiar ' ni .k IQ 0 `• . it. ccouoinc.nnd it. si:,gul•tr conduciveness to health. r tire. Mr. Foraballi 10 0 1, ..t...0....ing the ill vireos arising from sudden ft:reunions from A • R. 11 0 l a - a . : , cold after everri-e, never imbibing the i'a 'ip moms- Messrs. Dlamial and 1.!‘,...at she . 14.14.4 sei voyages. and equally beneficial ill hos Soo 1 0 1 0 ;: ta ..a.I eltatate". iir..nittitng heath alike in both, and adapted Wjur Carl wli ht 10 0 r .aa the kowtows.' of family too.. fur Shirting. ChildChildren'snear, John Johns..n. lily. 10 0 IS--v.tir. Ac. ; the Pieces for Sheolii.g, both 5 4ilis nod 64th., * Wm. Hatileil, E.g. 5 0 Lewd -- 10 0 sh•mm. from too to lair wt./. ”ilt tl, and surpass every o th er . w. Jones Burdett, Rog. 5 .l Mod f•r ta•naintv. beauty, amt comfort. I Ora. Thos. Northmore, E A . 3 5 .ier.i,ootvii 4:1% P%.*rlited. .• • I T.is ;Y i ,..te Coins& kw Ladies Dem *NM he " 11, ‘" 4 " Ae . Mr. Bird b 5 Owe. hum two t.. four Guiueas, each piece , ecintaisiiog Rum ` ! 411 % ff‘v .5 .6 ! Massey Dawson, req. 5 5 three t , . tour Ores,r.. j Mr. Five 5 0 Mr. Wsilthatan 5 5 Mr. Galloway 5 0 Mr. West i 5 Mr. Charles Hoppe 5 5 Mr. Ham S S Mr. Kenstnish 2 2 C. 2 2 Mr. WiYhart 2 1 W. 1 1 Mr. Ca e 1 0 J. I). Bow 1 0 Mr. K. Lock 1 1 Henry Lampert 1 1 Mr. F. 1 1 Mr. Pitelps 1I 1 Mr. Johii Barnard 2.0 Mr. 'Eltunitnen 1 I A Friend to the Cause 10 s . 6d. W. T. I I T. 11. q ;II c . itugers, Southarnp. Mr. J. Coiling 20 I . ton ' 5 0 Mr. Hnr.ling 2 '. l . R. 1 1 . Swain.. Leeds 3 0 Mr. Walker 2 2 I E. M. 11 ores, Led- Messrs. Puller 2 2 I bury Mr. S. Perry 5 0 I Jmlaiti GI icily. per Mr. Swan 2 2 i 'draft ou Messrs, T. 11. I I I Barclay and Co. John Fitzgerald, Esq. 5 0 ' J. P. Grant, livq. M. P. 5 5 Small Subscriptions by Mr. Banes Friend 4 10 W. A. Mil,F., n.q. b 3 Win. Buri , ot, Esq. 40 0 Mr. Pickard 5 0 Mr. Mono( k, Not. tineham 10 0 A. Grtnt, Esq. 2 2 Mr. Fuller, Northflcet 1 1 , Sabscriptions received by Mr. Alderman Wood. Falcon. square, London; Samuel Brook:, ii , q. Strand; Mr. Ridgway, Book eller, Pict-Ai:lv; Mr. We.t, New Ritswell-t Oar,. Core‘- street ; Mr. A. Galloway. Holborn; Mr. liant, , Salishary. square. Fleet -met ; Mr. Hardy, Fleet-;freer 5 at, toe Ito of the Crown awl Anchor Tavern, Sirre.d ; tie Mier Of the STATESMAN Newswire'. ; and by the 'Secretary, 45, Lant , street, Southwark. :~ tO•k4. 79. s•ftecnowl Prire Sis Pi 64 -t, 94. 6d.: Second t lb.—Lower ; Sevutel Pron. Is. --U piper !lets. Is.; &trout Prier. M. Mares fol. the Botts to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Soz-esteee. Ifauf.street, from ten till four. ALRION FIRE AND.I.IFE OFFICE, I.ONDDN. New. 1. 1 14 15. GENER 47. COURT of PROPR I (TORS of the MARION FIRR AND LIFE INQURANCE root PAN Ir sill he Witt at the Foositono'o H .u'e. in New flAieu.trret, ea ThstraiN, rho lath of Sentetotwr inot. at Ttrelceo'Cluelt at Nowt, preciork t to consoler the propriety eneltilli^e revoin Resolution:, poo--en at the General Court hel4 mike 34t1 Hi. in ro.peet to the future Etrciiuu of Doter ' toes, and hi ' , cord Is other ohjeeta. NV A 11 NER PH I PFS, Secretary. re atcateliot Earl Grey ASO 0 Compositors, Prevv men, &c. at the Olfice 8 10 Cha.. Bluu,deil, Egg, of lace, iirar Liver. po' , l 20 0 Duke of Bedford, by .—.. the hitods of Alder- • ovau Wood 100 Ij Subm.riptions transmitted by •Mr.ermey, of Liver pool. Was. Roscoe, Esq. P. Crompton, At. Li. C. B. and Co. B. C. D. J. A. Yates, Esq. A. Z. A Corn Merchant 5 0 5 s .0 3 0 2 0 Tllll BLACKING MONOPOLY EXPLODED.' TT is now certain that ,the art of manufacturing LIQUI II BLACKING ails reached the 'Scut 14 Pea rectos. that there is and hits twee a Cu'o ;holism /*UP ea Hlarkim-litikeeS, which has Riven n pier in the inven b oa . mi d we vin fr..ru arlual.•iperienee sic. Ow RICH 0 TURNER'S BLACKING MANUFACTURE, ist lie L.a• R..ad,, Southwark, II•ip .we decidol preference, over iasc we have %ei Sten "r made trial it, and it. go:dines we frt.l such at. 11 , 111 r car evert, maltose rail equal. HEAL. JAPAN BLACKING. liens as the Ibiausion. home, before the Right Hots. Lori Subscriptions Intermitted, by Mr. A. Gallaway. • P. Seho ley, Esq. *'p Mr. P. Keir 1i 1 A few Friends cell. • dent in Kent 1 •to Mr. W heeler S 0 may.,r..rii,se 4'9. 1815._ Sirtititd Turtter, 114, Lt•ition Roar,. Southwark. 'in the P• 'mi. of 'arms, Bl:tck Mottethseturer. nrnketh (lath and sittli. to t tbr LA LJA PAN BL ACXIN (.; an* utir he inn, in ht. assn /11-nper ttaitte, itl hi. Niattufro Ito y, itt tilt• London newt t•ft.e. sail, continues in he made he the visor aat men, wk.i. oir lii•hrl3 , l been einlit•ivett b, thin newnteni it his Lusittess. and is of the in ad respect.. tt> thtt which, under the nunesof GeoßGe DA v and HENRI' MallTll%, has for several ticarif iret pett. b-ro prepritro tops sold at the cat in wtility, and liglitecalienny Bottles. 10 10 10 0 Jame!' Thoono, of Mom.' near Codlings, Mon monib.bire Colonel. J 11 , 011 John Wybnuro, 114 q, F. Ninuncrs F•q. (se cond I Lb:4(l - 441mq ; by Mr. A.Galloway (Sigoed) 5 5 4 4 J. A. JITCIC F.s.,jors. Secreirry. 4119 Prises; asnosailv bp • • 4114;400 Tithels and Shaer. 4re new nn D. WSW* (ibeenn- . tractor) Others, 4, Curnlsi.ll and 9, Cluiting•Cfnai. duos sti.d stl all his Agents, slsre•aglsuut England, lerkusi, and Scotitnd: 1 BEGINS DRAWING NOYEMRER kind may be apprehended ; that, in fact, the cultiva tor find+, by the aUgllWatatios of price in France an equivalent for the advantages he could obtain by ex portation. For these reasons we have ordered and do order as follows : Att. 1. The export of butter is for a time prohibit ed throughout the whole frontier of our kingdom, by sea and land, notwithstanding all tleterminatious to the contrary. 'l. Our Ministers, Secretaries of Stale for the In terior and Finances are charged with the execution of the present Decree. Given at Paris, &c. Aug. 28, 1815. (Sigtml) Ity the King, ire. PA SQ 1 ER. the !Mgr ther abpar A very published , A justik shat Ney,.t ablest adrocatil The Emr the King from Paris proceed by Russian ari plain, sv ill will proceed at Geniis, ' trian army The Em ye; ney to Mil LOUIS. Another Ordinance of the King regarding the dig- i peror of Ri banding and new organization of the army, contains the corona. the following regulations among others:— . bardy. The 1. The disbanding•the regiments of cavalry of the Lyons. ancient army shall take place where the Minister at i It is not War shall point out. turn to Pari .2. The Inspectors-General shall point out such of paring to qt the officers, sub-officers, and cavaliers, as shall he They wri entitled to retire from wounds, length of service, or great move' infirmity. The invalids shall proceed to the hospi. extreme fro! tab, and the rest shall receive pensions at home. from 12 to ! 3. The same provisi9us shall be applied to those who have singly withdrawn themselves. AMAGNIFICENT NOVELTY has, .in. every ; 4. The Inspectors• General shall accept th e simple THE COUNT age, acquired universal upprobalion. Ti.• aiinin this. is resignation of officers who wish to give it ill. THE !Mani the aim anti men, however varied their pursuits in life ; Now:. • no uer,ii can have been more desirous to evince a eretefol re. ' .., .5. Officers who retire on account of wounds, age, ; HANDING collection of Public favour, for iiiissar,!s of Thirty Year. past, IFCC. shall he regulated by the Decree of the Ist of , la Ayoa 0 , than T. RISII . , the CobiraC/Of fur the ' The Atli( h:aving sum.- time since submitted the plan, fits at lcuols eb- . o ' 4 " I "'" , ' whi t AugasC. Those who prefer it shall be invalided. tallied _prrinksion of G ,, veinineen. ow . nnIV to Unite in one 6. Those who wish to enter oar Royal Gender- tory, have Scheme si.ck Prizes with Money Prizes, but so to 'orange it, merle shell be mentioned by the Inspectors-General. XVIII. the that every adventurer in this Etaintit.tr hovut. LarrE try, of only 15.000 TICK rrg) shell have the chanies a ALL the 7. The new regiments shall be formed of Rove' They h ave Prizes iu the Scheme of '20,000 Ticket., incluilinK 1 Volunteers, and seen chosen by the Colonels. The hordes, whc THREE PR IZES of .q 0.004 each! - Colonels shall be responsible. country, are FOUR Plt IZLb of .e.thtdo,/ each! ' .8. Those who shall return home are not presented have.come, ftv. hr ' . t . SCII P.M P.. . from joining the new regiments. whose colisti 3.. Prizes, of .. £50,000 Stork ... ..... .41.50,000 . . 9.. he men may be transferred from one corps or torch, and 4 3 'OA ditto, - 11,0),) leginient to another. . , has so long . 8 - All Turn! 10 • • 500 dine, eve . . 5,000 . secs who are desirous of aiding in the new organize- chased by 10 - SA* lion. The Minister shall propose, the Colonels, work of the 10 ii - of their effei 40 gu i 1.5 ditto, SOllO ~ aid' of equal merit, length of setyice shall de. of hiving cat 10 aide, ....• . " 114 raselhe lk. The officers only , etend to cient Tii,o, reek. , -of , can only pri IPII k ,f on 4 ;6114104i they held on the . 2oth of March la I. not be perfeo ilk each oilic.ent as shall not be employed shall men ;login :ritutti 'borne on half-pay s ilk. They may aftermath forming on' serve as vacancies arise. ' ln that Cr 14. .(ippla n not Po iii 'France may re:ids In ' dm ; 61thlf ,Francem ____ • I portion!, Anwar • PARIS, 3l. 15. Th . . .. Lost, 'y the Gr ace of;Go. (1, &c. ' i.carabineet To all•who. shall se e these presents greeting— !and 6 hut With r eece to our Ordinances of the dates of . 16 . Each efer the 24th pf. Je l l-• sad the 2d of Aueiist, in virtue of sod each - which . Marshal Ney is delivered over to the Council • 17' In' of WI! tPt the first Military Division, sittiug at Paris &rots of eact (Denartmtistwf the Seine); . with latices, With reference to the arrest of the 21st of August,' by whichlsar Minister, S ecr et ary o f State for the Then regarding War Depertment, has pointed nut the Members who by ihri'e I are to form the said Council of War; i the Oificet , • Considering that by the terms of that arrest, and she'. squad in virtue Of the sth Article of the Law of the 4th regiments fPructidor,.namedyear 5 , Marshal Moncey, Duke of Co- ' aft , , • luog , oanat wa called upon to preside at the saki Coco- phin, the Icil of.Weifes the oldest-Marshal of France; . . according With reference to they letters of Marshal Moncey, Chasseurs from whiiii it results, that, in order to avoid sitting . ( sr• in the slat Council of - War he has not the ohly ex- : The Conn! cure, whiffs, according to the 6th Article of the Law ' shall remain of the Itch Brumaire, year 5, can be considered ~ Jan' 181 - sufficient A I All regimen 1 Considering that the refusal of Marshal Moncey . sent orgat can only -be attributed to a spirit of resistance and duals may it alent of dlocipline, th e more cu l pa bl e , as h e oug h t I Thll O' ~ te hold worn example directly the reverse from the 1 18 15. ~eminent. wink hew I cospies in the army, and from the , r - alur_ . , t firinciplekof sebordination that after his long career ; is expect ed - ihe ought *respect ; , i mouth of We beige resolved to inflict upon him the punish. i • Some al meet preithibed by the 6th Article of the Law of the ; 'Pe el ing l t i issit4b .shire, . year 5, against every Officer, who, : nary se en ' I lWilharllitlfiCi.ei excuse; refuses to sit-in the Coon. t nately thi ' cilmf.Witriss %MO he is summoned. - I was an For,theekrestsogs, we have Ordered and do order ' ro y a l v nianl' as telbsars4-si ' . .. . • . position to' .. . i i .Itri, 1. Sarahal triaucey II 'cashiered Clublllialif fesred . P 0rd ... e. .? . .subtoit4e vw,imprisonment ot M threeohtlis.:e * 4 .- . :trill" or Ittr C Oer aliikifters' Secretary of State for gibe Warr Cherbourg, - I,Depertittent, is charged with the eaecoltpe . 414 the • occurred, present (Wins:ice. - . ~. • .. quillity pret •.. • • 1 dos. -Ciireei-at- Pe ris, et the 11aficeoffiti.Thiiieries, Calva P.. - A . .. a , - Attest 29, 1815, the2lit ,Tear of our Reign. , . u . • (Sieved) '- - • .... . LOUIS. i 111 : (Sieved) Blabe.int,.... c1140e1).., GOVY rON . lAthlrbYst, . a private' ,-.. • , ..- Milli" r Sametar . y •ol Nita for War. of seeking • *, doubt that . ~. .. • tioult,'hy_ aiellfatti Of God &e. •• '. ' : ' • 1 • 9 • • sive y col :.To all iO;, - A s ki.. rfee - Aese presents greeting..., , I himself, and i ror (11.1mvp0e..dflaiou'ringfgricoltare attd . cerii, • deception, .-I I,erce"; ;the 3i.): of Mirth lain, we issued an - Oidi- :in disglases T. S. per Messrs. . ' nal.pe, pad-pitted si free exportation - Of butter, habits, he, 1 H.vire and Cu. •SO :ci -, ' Mr. C. suvon. prio , . ten s :pap* Vpall duty, and - tivit Ordinance, which - Vienna, Ca ' ter, Noniu4bani 2 2.4• 64ll 4lo(illtied:Ouring tli usurpation, has since been . "44 his . Th e iirienlh.rf ik e ;A.-, - - .". - 164 1 1,pr, - • .... - c ': 1 griinied to _._ . .... hefty a ote . - Pres., • : . .re • •i -* '- • "••• •• -- - r -...-• -.. ; • ' out•constaeting that portion a- or the tronyis Of the - ; nefilterlrldei4OpVged nar.iing .it she Sir Frai.4 isflutdeit,tiot. s Allied Po Ors have taken et, their cantonni.ents, that urnn It. 0 • their pretencesuch ' l' '" of his form 6 r Mr. mkehoi.sewobtie 221 1 . oc ca sions an eatraorr intry con- . (out Marc - '-oente.' F. Mouners , Esq. 1 I I aullitilitml as well of butter, as of anima they pre. ' Inf.", A. 8. 1 0 i some th at a t o t a l di m i nut i on o f our resource i o f th i s , The . Farr c::ef4i(qXXfrzli R swAnx —llerclutms mil 8•1.1. k r.• p.•rx .npvi,ed iie ahn„• Bla. king . 14 ji Is gig matitha re,' it. by :ul.lrr•siug ihr Citinttialt4l- i.• tar Warrfitstr,r, where rs siligie Bottle mn)• he nc .1 .55555,4 e. A 4.111. in .k. untry :—Gee, Nostinglrim; [Angle s . Not• ; su.,k e - pr a y. (Imo' lim k... 1 i rosin:4lln ; W.vd, ;.Munn. .W. Hod A. Pistnio.:lon. klewmev: 11.-uutoon ens BenilleYl Arve%, Roilsbitry F J.r 1).-41; Ftwrel, Rurbestor; Dri.er, 34•114!r0tw Rhek. AAront; Tionctwr, Guildronl; Cuoner, Gort,loint; Bun. Jun. Wiornrster ; Jacob. Printer, Winches ' Coszens }limos; Bell, Lewes; AlattbewN Collttnot LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. !lit Rotel . Highness the Duke of York, President, enit the vi mg Committee of Gnventors : tart in Leitrim C.11:•:tcl W. J. 'bones, M. P. fr;l of Datconint I Joh.. Lanterbe, E.Q. M. P. llog. T. ,1, 4 1e4 Colonel 11. Cletnents, M. P. kt. 1t0n.R.13. Sh-ridan, 3f.P . Captoinrimuet tiny. Col. J. Boar). NI. P %Nem, Mr. Kitessin,Meintser of the Ron! , Tondon. THE Patronage this Institolion bas received, for AL thy excla-ite remanent folNi Care of Sr se4, afflicted tent Venereal C-inolniots, nod their drtrytful ow:vitamin% as Mialures, drtaiiiiir. nicer:44,ms, lit. rostAt.e'rd coder the r7rt• ILL • rnwoll of the lint pr..(-.in—l at.ililin, *itt witty the Pub. high shell's of Mr. K I I.: Ii.NIAN 'S plan, tied that by it leiuro raveiirnees of public (...ar:tirs otghicd, the ...Inland an wars ,re proreeled qrnirwt the fatal delnsittes held t.dverti.ine pretender:. in this branch .4 practice. Since 4 ' 44. , at appeared by the Aniantl Report HOC PM 4 ient`. *Our, been imesl,,uilla..l , t confine:nem or injury lathe ~,,, land Oh*. da•liaa^v • aa.! were() to a !terns .taknywo ; .4 Ship*. Ithve inlootare.! unler the !nava ror.plirxtrd twat 4 14 dise se fruit. tet,in Iwrua v ears. lie first syntPlosnit rtl.! is Mr. Keerlaids ire;itineni in a trw d•saii xnd where !lore .r bier of debility clone , on. ton eari) application - comma 4.;.de in present Site danger that may emu.% Kietoan itc cranstificii ivy either Sri. seilb the En !est secret-v. at his private here, 21. Ltraer Char- Hpar„rd_ btrare , from law to twelve in the Plonk. q. 41 Ann, sea till Aloe at atizht t to whom letters and other torv,,,hichnow, from, I„wn and countr), may be addressed, and II lb tie inlet-moth timuered. Thi• cla% I. publ shed, prlrc 4, . hosurdc, • St I'. Ki rr ,,,p os s w ir oor t h od Improved Edition of a Practical Vein real Disrobe, and its. Crottecptcoces. Shld 6 1.erva ood unit Co. Pateretositer.rn Of t Highly; It'ul Sr. 171, I et-orect i Callow, Crota-conri, hobo; And linmakselierS. !1r1TR&ILO Y otWit4T trill F. Pobi id an rotpiletf . arty . isoloinvivel that this 1 I'hr-droll ILI. OPEN ..an MOM it V W xr, w bro pr.seturd A PLC V Aug ..thrr kuicrtstinsnrsa , , us will 6 • is. refute .10,10. • I.., ci ty H... .04v he hail nightly, on dpplication to Mr Ur. Da e. es the B• 1 0..0re 1.. be opened at ball pail eve o'clock. is be. ego at AnWpea me. TUNING. f Beg leave to inform the Public, that I have en. Il gagra tome ~f ,hr hest T-orrs in town, M to., at a very Sri line es pence, repair noel Ivor in.trtimrnt. to the utmost nierty. N. !L.—The 'ny,r►inrity of roy Potent C..tonrt Oblstittr, and t.thrr flans Fortr, i. aur.ted I ) , toe o d e of R a o " e a t h ousan d in Liwiinsi and ih envirinver and by their having the honour to he Pilgrim/ Nei fur the Ro)al Families of Frame and the Nether land, Leicester Place. JOHN W ATLF.N. LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. 2 2 5 U 410110411. . • A Per , Crit . . e :‘ . ~ 1 (. 4 • * s o -, , • . _ -.4 r. • , *- • "nr • •., . • • • ~ .. • • , • •... • • " • PitiCk f • • . • • • upon half.psy, or return home eagle r are reward. • , rhe cavalr y shall consist of ..swns !ltiae• g eers, 15,Ciiiramiers IO dragoons 14 iliaatibilets; °sears. *I • F.ach regiment shall consist of four stowiliitus t • It squadron of two companies. * • nstead of regiments of ,lancers, the lait aqua. each regimen/ of Classeeri4shajl be a ideal ices, but aith,no . Otl;go• ' follow fretri:otwartici..l at minute regulations, g thq.*dusies Officers, &c. accompanied s • mix*, fegeruling the IMff, homes,- &c. of cri:e•cif•ditfererit ranks, and the division of ,companies, Atc. The names of the is are aft , rwards given., Th. Cuirassiers ere • fter the Royal Family—the Queen, the Daa. to Duke d'Angouieme, stc.; the Dragoons 'g to' the departments of France ; and the - 6 . re and Hussars after various districts, towns, " . • 3outteil.or Administration of the regiments nein as provided in the Decree of the 20tk • , gimente of cavalry not -included in the pre. anization shall cease to_exist, but the itividi. ty be admitted into the Ro) al Regiments. Ordinance is dated Paris, 30th of August, 1, Ann. 3l.—The Grand Duke Constantine ,ed to arrive at Paris itr the course of the f September. . • alarming reports have been circartated re. As k the town of Caen. It is said that cusp& nos have been exhibited there ; but forte- his news is destitute of foundation. There . intention of disarming the town, awl the ' Inateers appearing to manifest a spirit of op. _ lathe measure, and the consequences being orders were therefore given that the coin. • of Royal troops should be embarked for rg, which were executed. Nothing further I, and it is certain that the greatest Bran. ?remits at Caen and is the department of s. rale letter from Toulon continue the,fellow. • !chin! Murat was for a long time secluded hi lhouee, where no one would base - thought ag a great personage like him. There is no at all the reports which have been 'Emcee. rculated respecting him were invented by and spread by his agents for the purpose of ' I. Whilst he was supposed to have run Out ;e, and to be wandering about in various e. was secretly negociating with the Gnarl of to' obtain permission to • reside in Aso/ dui • eq : •; This favour having bean recently . o hlmi:4)iesembirted to proceed to the 'hidi"ta'onfalieti to him. The ' 4 ratir • Bonus. •at; his neplreti, and the Sieur G ruche' r, 0011 : mer slept!, is still detained it the Gliateen , mperor of .lust [la paid a visit yest3ay to • of France. -Their Majesties regained mge. • t it an hew. important official note is expected to be • in a fesrdtii.. •`.. • • . I firatoiy . Meino - 141/ of the conduct of Mee• edi s• test dined Beirier ' one of the 'rico** Paris, alai spitekred today. nperor of Austria, Ate Emperor of Ramis, of Pruiskii tire.• Midas will set out the 70th 101 11th' of - September, to y Meaea. te VattoiOa s Chimpagne. The rmy, widch will eceiiiiy a camp on that. he reviewed. From thence the Sovereigns ecl to Dijon: A camp is about to be formed , three leagues from Dijon, where the A us. captoned in Bourgogne will be reviewed. pror of Austria will then continue his jour. lan by Lyons. It is said that the Em. Lassie will proceed to Milan to assist at idol, of Francis the Fir•st as King of ',rim. 'he King of Prussia goes uo further than t believed that the King of Prussia will re. ris. It is said also that his Guards are pre- pit Paris in two or three weeks. rite from Bayonne the 24th Aug. that a ?inept is making in the Spanish army on the ontier*of Pampeluna, at Echala. There are J.' • If 015,000 men. • AVIGNON, Avo. 17. 4 1 ' DE PAAR, CHAMBERLAIN AND 1111T011 IN VICE OF TUE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA, COM- G AUSTRIAN TROOPS AT AVIGNON, TO Tut OP AVIGNON. ied Powers in entering the French terra. .come to confirm on his throws Louie e most virtuous and respectable of K. 1 444. ,• • come to deliver France from those no !kir . ? ho, under the buckler of defenders of the re its oppressors and devastators. They , in a word, to purge the kingdom of men quit wish is to relight the revolutionary to perpetuate the evils which the country endured. npe desires the repose which has been par. suAb great sacrifices. That is the grand e Powers, and will be the reward ••rts. ea. ty experience the Kratifyirig satisfaction atitrittuted to the restoration of the an.. Ile of the Lily; but that satisfaction will ect wird the Allied Powers see all French. eg themselves Around their King, and Ily oue.faroily under the best of lathers. limit) there cloutiiless are orrgrnt.-tA chit. •.1 • less subjects, traitors to lush tyuntrj, and s • • • • • •