The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-27 00:00:00

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'be opinion, the pert is unify Mr. la •. ti. steady as t firm assent, g ibe whole g , ` • - -4P * • - k critioas of Ms Ake, indepertil, ~itili, . . market{ attco ~- eming arcorditm -1400 misseading the 5. Mostlis fr .-• ' MC SO - neb of the civil:. maltillbbi '' . .. f Liberty of the Pre ~ . • - .-_ y as at the pre% --• • .. ..-.- t on thrust who rev , .. -1141 ) 150 ' support in behalf •• ,en that mum awn •• •• • , doen of asenkind. • -- :-- r- . .. !denten tie appointed h my into erect tb 1 - •• • I JOHN . : - ,insously. C the Meeting bt Illy the proceed • • mcairrions I gi. 0 .8100 0 : • •• - 4 I. . 50 0 3 , . • • it! P. 50 0 . • . ~. I .50 0 ' _ . tg 20 0 . -: `-, 40 0 . .. . 20 0 10 0 20 0 e 10 0 10 0 13 0 10 10 10 0 10 ( 5 10 I 5 5 5 5 I 5 5 5 S 5 1 ~•• ! ... • 7 . ... . , .... ~ tr NCR. - .. , ado., Oct. 22. ..,, not withstand. that have beet, • 1 /ember. of the . T i Piitli• - • - 14 1 1.:A;;;.: • !Pitcher is eallsti . *lgoe(' by. the Pa.' t stotile differences' Prusitia, In conse. _ ,verefused to Motet,. ...... . _ .. am in "the Puts - Mau- • Ipreibensioor of 4anger , ay . for the overtarow. • • iteiditix,intl changing' f 4to be at the head of re here pretended to be 9 2 tangs mixture of religious i... The French,talik of a .. , the restoration of young i .1 of it they place Sweden, . t and Poles, and, string! ail ', aced by the Eniper or of Res". that Secret organizations isio'; At this moment. Fireiy poisi..• . ; . to for keeping the French mi. ~: st still it is found impossible.— , t andtven Spanish urrif o rins. Fn ' ... the designs of the Bonapartist', • soleme and Berri are piusr, the . lord the otkor to the North, for thq ling a loyal spirit among the in. some call it ; .of • raising one part of , • pinit the ether.. Seditious cries aro end mere frequent ; there are even . Moot the streets selling violets iii tho rave seen even pieces of silver of one nes, stainiied with the head and in. Napoleon II.; it i 5 even reported, that tave already raised the standard in his •! protium. - The Austrians and Prussians .i . g out of France with great expedition ; s O troops alone remelt; quiet. It is sup. capital and its environs will be exclusively, by them. 'lfte! . Duke of 'W e llingt on vo.; . / I it'd inspected them the d.iy bef or e y e it err l o i. 1 ,) tensthousand or twelve thousand of the Na. ti. Guard were yesterday reviewed by the Count ,is, socomparaiedby lies bike of IV.4ling;on'; 1 :race's stmt wax Very ounitritiss,'-and . disk pm s•tt to the crowd. I saw a Frenchman rO3- t grins d'arme for crying out " -- ' ' 1 C Clllftlak 44. 1 " - ‘ - ‘ , r ‘ . -.• .- . _ . . ... .. ~ C .• , f . .. • . • . • ' 4 .6 - . -. . ' . *;..,.. - , . .. . . •- • i . .44,_ • ." '.. . e.no101101" " Tha Calms for piko.,B4rseipgit Fir skit TuftArita !OVAL, DitUSTAMIIIt. /rill IS present EV ENI NG• Oct. 117, &sir neeoulis win edam LOV F:RS' VOWS. LIBERTY Of ?DR P.RESS. Crows and Avant Tavern, elnuil, Augurs 8 18lb, 1-Ik. A,T a MEETING of th e .FItIENDS of the LIBERTY of the PRESS, behLthis day, "to take into consideration Ole hest mane atitirerdiPx,petvsftry relietto Mr. D. LOVELL. Proprietor of she illoesersit Newspaper, for the heavy lows and severe sullerroos, which tie has Wailed io Brody upholding, for a series of yenta, the lasoMehle Li• betty of the Press, Mr. :ORB PICKARD, lisferamir. Resolved, • That it appears to this Meeting, that Mr. D.Lpoisißieht prtetor and Pohlieher of the emu:sour, y enslaryleitCrindo• pendelit.loonual in the cause o f C• v il an d Wor tt+iiti &OIL has ' an imprisonment ofTe Yindenand a Mall Gaol of i for -' deiteied " . - • .11B(1111111' MAIL, . twololUittos 4=loo M. F. is wholly Wegai t. ,eoo4 faig . —.0 0 ....... tbepeyment made can by no nitiOs ho 0d 4 (.. 1 14, 1 , :I!!! or. 7.—The Assembly of the st a t es support of its legslity. St..teerd rid in. ji!ylllst Ss whose deliberat,iotts have sow been •poctatitio it would be constitutitmilly cool ratte44.ll4 heir justification, and whose 00110. not S hoPede the course of puilic.busirrese, Joasisis ,i conduct is aoimperishablememOrial port of their er2ument they refer.* outoittoslailvewo ..g character, was adjourned, 'after ha, snents i &c. but without m king soi 4ifetlikilsifollfift ..ted to the Sovereign an account of their them. • They then ennclud..3 • : 4 C ., . . 411 .d, with ustitement of grievances, contaitting "We rival every Wirtemholftor is 1i.Y4 141 4 P .-eF .40 - paget ad Upwards. The Nine proinitCed it should , attachment to 7.our Majesty and four iitaya 1 0 IS, • bogurefully examined ; bpt ev en f or thii t h e A ssent . but this sentiment which is so sacred to us, kijultfl . ' • r 1...• bly of. the States was itemiser All - 'with this dsty which we owe to ourselves a 4 . - . _. Amelia th iNienbeim, Mrs. Martlye: Ta trith will be added. THE ./lUSHMAN IN LONDON. g atu rday. The Beggars' Opera: Polly, Miss Nash, from Bath, her Int appearance. car Moos to be opened at half past On o'clock, to be• f ts at before n[• Sour, 7s. , Seemed Price Si. 61.—Pit, Si. 6d. ; Xll g. tomer Gallnry, Seamed "Pried, Is.-.-rp P er d Gallrrr, t om r . 6d, eery ...sof of liewgate, what have been , three separate libel*. tool whir h have bee* proved set--. tfl Wave been us inteotionalls Shellacs on hi' part, but hi oni of the three casts the insertion *as daring hid coalman 's., and entirely wittiest kinitairoledge. Mat is is the opinion of this Meeting, that it in smiellispens. sible duly on the part of she'AdvoCares 4 the Liberty of Mr Preto to indemnify Mr. Lovell for the losses he has Wean* ili maintaining his steady wad inflexible patriotism, and for his unwearied and firm awning of the Commitatiossol Rights of the Skirp nn le daring the whole period of the publication of that Joaa. not these exertions of Mc. Lovell is the ease of Liberty, Truth, and Justice, independent of Ms wsferlegs and losses, en title him to the marked anemias and sapper§ of the Public, and that this Meeting aecordiVy feel great pleasure io pro lamin; and reandinending the Sabscripthed already commenced fa his behalf. That at so epoch of the eivßieed world has the Independent exercise of the Liberty of the Pros promiNed to confer sii much benefit on Society as at the present pi•ried 1 it is, therefore, highly incumbent on those who revere that Liberty to asellifest a firm end ready support in hehaif of every man Who has and may hereafter amen that most essential bulwark of the inde prodence and freedom of amaltiod. That Sera Gentleaen lie - • tits Meeting to art as the -.0 BTU b.- 'y ; and si... more ne- - cusaarythe re.eittablishment of the ahcient Coastiiu- , fellow-cititens, end, in fact, to the 'hole kyt ' • lion, without which ffo tenet . ' dothr hi legally iris-! to the teteeteet Poetetity, calls VIM us to drew. yoev, /v . posed. The .Magistrates of - Stntgard, therefore, i Majesty's' g rici°6l "tenth' to the b°u°4/ " I Iniltilt .. ri44est for the speedr re-assembling of the States, i n which oppresses thousands of the inhabitants of Wir. L ike following document. The.Kiag has accordi ng ly tembsrg, and the consequences of which are lecalegh • - . , r sammoned.,these tot the 110 Clctphgr. Thsf tole- 'able should the present most melancholy Atte .c 4 brated.Fon sued to my, there are oaf two tarot es things continuo., il doing which we regew-oarliteaS ishfch hartisteriatitation—Englinti and Wirtetiansig. bumble lett" t Yt , The following representation is thereto& foonttud up. ' 'net your Majestiiall be getteil!VtlY *lied* isa•vights, whits -are not so clearly is be found, in the again to give to your oppressed but always fajillfel pee:. same eatent, ist other German States.• This Colosals pie, the only thing of which foreign violence coplttpot of hiyaity qpd right, between the 4 orereign and the deprive them, namely, theic.rights, to procure them. people, this country of Swabia possessed from 1514' the enjoyment of them all soon as Possibles and eilebt to 1805. Napoleon's iniiurece undermined it; but to call together the Aisesoblyf of the States . whicifliall it stands yet, while bellies to St. Helena. , ban adjou r ned. ~.- - REPRESENT.ATION •OF THE 51AO19TR ATER OF I 46 We are, with the Most prnfoond respect, THE CITY OF STUTGARD, Scrr, 1 9 , Ul5. • " Your Majesty's, &c. &c." .. .The Magistrates-brgin by renewing, in the name -..... of the Citr tho , ll- stile - • ' 10- • ' . - • - _ TH Ewrits.aunrAL, cOvitycroAtmoi. T HIS EvENINTa t Oct. b. ibetilittemil. •. - • M YOU taxg IF. eileado, Mr. C. Kimble. t Iteran4md, Mn. Pap ; her Oki appearance. To which will he added. A new Grand lijoorirat Melo-Dramilalkid JOHN pti OR THE VOYAGE TO PO • Aelordny, Tl' Stringer. Monday, Core-lannee. Homo, - 79. e Strom' Price 96. diL $ Seam& 2 ) .—Lower Gantry . , S.; Second Itriee, IL—Upper Gallery, 11.1 Second Price .d. Plates for the Boxes to be token of Mr. lirandoo, at the Sos-nlEtr, Hart•street, from tea till four. A Private Huz any be hart uigatly, on application to Mr. Sreed..ii, as one Bevi«)l6re. *ill • THE CONSTITUTION SUNDAIt PAPE*, • Price Seteopeore. E CONSTITUTION is one of the largest Papers published, and extremely well adapted for those • w ho have nor as opportsteity to peruse the Daily Papers, as it forni-hes the nowt ioterestiag Foteitn alai Domestic News of the Week, with the Police - Intelligente, ike. The Ga=r leg of Tuesday' and Saturday are also particularly attended to; it will likewise be found to contain one-fourth more in quan tity than many of the Sunday Papers, which axe sold at a higher prise, and the Reader Lay judge of tbelisafity, as well as the ettaatity of the matter. fee Consrrroxiox stagy be hod of all the News Venders in s o wn. and it will be axoed to any part of the United ifing. &A le Suociity fie bj=staing Orders to the STATSMAIIII Oflice, Na. - ise iippointeu iv tot.._ a Commitee, to carry tato effect the objects of the forego** Itesoludens. (Signed) JOHN PICKARD, Chairman. Resolved Unanimously., . That the thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chairman for (seducing impartially the proceedings of this evealeg . &miscall...ruins emcstvito: - SAT. W hitbread, Esq. Duke of Bedford, by M. P. 41100 0 I the bands of Alder- Sir Gilbert Heath. . man Wood • £lllO 0 rote, Bart. M. P. 40 0 Joshua. Grlgby, Esq. T. W. Ci.ke, Esq. M.P. 50 0 Bury Jo li Sir F. Burdett, Bait. Edward Lawson, Esq. 1 0; M. P. .50 0 The Friend. ii , Flee- J. B. Mooch, Esq. dumat the Ron -life Coley Park, Reading 20 01 Arne, N neiiighaes •S 0 VZ. 40 0 R. Moline, Esq. ' j. 5, 3 .1 r. .I.:dermail Wood 20 0 A few Friends at the I•.arl St .nbope 10 0 Coach and D u rsegi 's, . - Edw. Aleiiiii, P. N . 20 0 Dartford • lld ' J.Perry, Foq. Chronicle 10 0 Mr. Bryan Corcoran i 1 Mr. Fordltura 10 0 W . S. Addingtep, IFori: ,• . • ' A. B. 13 0 Goliliigion Lodge Messrs. Bramab &Son 10 10 near Bedford • $ 4 Pallor Cartwright 10 0 J. Hollis, Esq. High Joni, Johnson, sti; 10 0 , Wveorobe Wm. Hallett, Esq. 5 0, 52 Friends at the Green Lord 10 0 Men, Prestos ~_.- . 9,4 W. Joi.z.. ii..t• :Jr.l, . 5 5 Chamids Leigh,'Estit * Thor. *N Or tionore, tog. 6 5 of the Albany -. JO 4. 54r. Bird 5 5 Dr.. John Peacock Mr. Murray 5 •ii *A *4 Friends, at Om r - !' • \. ' kitsevy Dawson, Es' q. 5 5 Ascher Cripples • - • Mr. Elyee - 0 row, Ascher, - 1.4 Mr. Woithmaa - 3i A. Crompton, Esq, et ' • Mr. Galloway , 0 t . BreckCottar.W4-• - • ' Mr. West b I too. near Liverpool Er 0 Mr. Charles Hoppe 5 i Mr. Nfortimer, Wareham& 1• 0 Mr. Him Mr. Kentaiiiab • A Friend, per ditto 1 0 Ciraspioitors of the Liv_erpo-1 Mercury 1 10 Mr. Ediard Baines, - . Leeda .• .•j= ! i Stipa Bract*, Esq. I Br N ighton - A 9 1 Mc. ewbold, ditto. • .1 ,0, Mr. Smith, ditto 10 0 Two Friends to the - I Cau.e, ditto . 1 0 Mc. Nu sew, Orimbri tie I 0 •lc B. Burke, E-q. .5 01 J. collief, Esq. Ply- • mouth . 5 • 8 A few Frieuds at Boston' S. 3' W. floral, 'Cambridge 2 0 Mr. Ea4eu. ditto 1 0 'John Tensaw, F.q. 5 5 Mr. D. A. Pos•donro 1 10 E, 11.. 11..e.he ark 5 0 A few_Filevd.,ll Mr. - .7, Jamb. request, that his Majesty will be graciously pleased to confirm the ancient Con. siltation, and re-assemble the States. They thus proceed— " At the latter end of last month the news spread through the whole kingdom that your Majesty had been pleased to resolve, that the ancient Constitution of Wittemberg should be recognised as the basis of the future Constitetien,sed that the. States 'should be assembled. " This news.neturelly filled every well-disposed Wirtemberger with lively_ joy, 'and with the sincerest' gratitude towards your Map-stY. We also, as the legal Representatives of this' city, resolved in *body to lay the expression of those sentiments at your Ma.: jesty's. feet: But we were confounded on seeing the accomplishment of our just hopes :Isle deferred, for I your Majesty's Rescrlpt of the 3d contained prop&l sitions by oo means compatible with it. It deletes the presenting of petitions from single districts and their inhabitants, as well as the appointment of single Depetlea,to yoer Majesty, in sp far as they, have the general concerns of the country for their objeet,.to be I illegal sect unconstitalottal, and an 'offence to the Ihrono. It tak‘i net only the sum of the annual disbuisentents of .the• State but else the period since tbs. feel suspension of the bonstitation, that is since 1806, as the standard. of the annual direct taxes; it' considers the many indirect taxes which have been partly heightened, partly introduced for the first time since the. war, it petmaneat taxes. It recognises the tax of two millions 4-100 M. F. as a legal tax, though it never was granted by the States, nor till now propoied by them. It seeks to deduce an obli (paint' to the payment *this irregularly ithposed tax from the readiness With which adage officers, acceirdine to yoorMajesty's siummons, made an advance open ithisticceunt according to e monthly rate ; it indeed, premises an alleviation of the burdens in the time Pof tranquillity, but far from speaking of recognising' the principles 'of the Old Constitution: it attributes entive.effscacy to the project of the Constitution of 14th •43E blurb, this year, easiest which. the . Assent-, bly of the States, aced the nation itself, had. se de. espressed itself. Lastly, it makos titer. 'MY~ _Las, Sarr. 30.--NumerousAtintrian - troops arrive here and in the neighbourhood from France; .in order to do defy derinKthe preirance of .the peror Francis, our belovetl King. ..The proparatinoti for the Coronation are very sPlehdid. "Manz Willie Princes are expected bare shortly to wait-upon ' Imperial Majesty. Austria, .wlosohistory and for. , tunes have had for centertes so much influence epos& Italy v especially upon Upper Italy, never did this country inch services as this year, having pi otectedt us; by the defeatof Morel, from anarchy, persecution, • and ineepreuible This is gratefell, sas° .4 !edged by all the /titian States, both large and smelt, land they direct their wishes with cionfidente to the • august Sovereign of the Aostaleri Monarchy, who' was born among us, and in Whose . character orator, goodness, and generosity, are the chief filateres. The reported union of the Italian has not . ftrandation; ind One 'maytiay, would have no elijeit. It is Only with antAy Austria that they Mtn be.sei.- ! cow, and this is the sum of the Policy, 'which titer must and readily will observe. . • l All Italy- now enjoy. profound repne*,. inch as it has hardly known since the beginning of the French Revolution. . This classic soil epic begina to cherish I art and science. The inhabitintsevary wh.ne units • _ with their native Princes; the cnnfitience in them daily increases. Trade and commerce revive, and a I new anti happy period seems to dawn upti e•italy.—. The only wish of all the commercial cities, that the depredations of the Corsairs of Algiers may be • ' stopped, is not yet fulfilled. It is ineonceivibie' how the great Christian Powers, particularly the . English, as soitereiges of every sea, tin - suffer. this scottrge so long to exist. Exchange on Liken, 34.-8: On!tow day, bioii;4, will be Jiwlllisbeit, in s.". prior 111. W. AIf.ARILIVII V E of tko EVENTS which have .InAesiiikee in FRANCE, from the LANDING of NA POLEON 'BONAPARTE. on the hi of March; 18%b, tilt the Itesterati!to 0 , Anti 11 1. o herb is add, d, an Acpctai....rthe PRESENT STATE of SOCIETY and PUBLIC OPINION. In a Series of Leiters. ' B‘ lIFI,I 1 MARIIi WILLIAMS. Priming fur Julio Murray, in Alimniaile-ntrett. rpm; RAPID' RISE IN THE FUNDS inducc I HAZARD, brj . ..e F: .14 Co. Stork...r.bh , ),, tint revertfidly to solicit ite public stre, , ti..a to Lim Hotel and train interet.ting Ii home of the cowing Lottery. By the Plan now ad ptetl, Prize. Pik Intinense Amount of Three Hundred and Fourteen Thotertinl P mtkb, in Consols e.d M , oev, may be obtained.—st Sam measly exoceding %Ira %s.t.. r...r known iwfore wit is onl 15;410 Tim ken. hi. Estroordiiinry Lotery Three Prizes of X 50,010, Pourot .2!) , .1 0. -Three of vC4OOO, Eight of ,Elolld, do Ste. the whole fwi • .w there ore no Fixed Prizes, be drawn on the 7(11 . N J V H3l 8.•. R, on which Day the Prat lag roMin4 nee?.' and Shores as now (In Site al HAZARD. BURN E, and ( M... 93, Royal I , :xt boogie, where,in former L me rits, C, itat Pr v.. to the nmouni of mire than TWJ Millions of awe b. ea Sold and Shored. glr. Wis• hart W. I . Mr. Case 1 4. D. Row Mr. R. Lock Henry Unwed I Mr 4 F. Mr. Phelps I Mr. Thullllooll M. T. T: a. Mr. J. Colliage i.Mr. Il ,rding Mr. Walker Messrs' Puller Mr. S. Peiry Mr. Swam T. 11. Jf.hn fitzgemld, 2 2 1 :1 1 . 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 All Benne, in age Public Funds transnettd with adcllty aid dispatch. A NP.Vi PATIiNT HAT. el A LON and-Co. have slew to offer to the Polttie • :If R 1441 , cnintiiiiitic every rcqui , ite a }lv mou„.bi la p ••• •: Ii mi.. nll the appearance of the fittest a d 'mg' I •n• .vcr,.l4 (Wit tliN light, Will wear twire no lung, Mar f a Laster Otropsi, wair'lit retains- In the last g it u tit ors. t ch,.14, its c , tloar, which is the most ber.tuiful black g nar los. cl. if wain for seven yeurs ; tie weatiier will ever in-- jar- c:0.4. tin , *; prire CAL' N too Cu. Manafacisrem, 424, Strand, carrier of Bed- Cani-mre, f. hica hams and Destier,..who yr ittk for imperial. Silk Hats,* i' cassia their a.vlatagge in optician this 4nvvrti.traelit. _ 1 1 PRinin cloaagooNiotAtt: Paris. suodav, Oct. 24 Every thing remains perfectly quiet, not withstand. ing the dreadful notes of -Preparation that have beets sounded for the last weeks Some Members of this tnsti,tute..have received 'O - niers to • nand is one of the numher.- -Prince Blocher is rallr 2 2 9 9 b 2 1 5 .1. r. (:r.;, - .1, Heil. It. P. bA' - I, Parry's, . Pe•h i - • iy ...., _ _ ....,..;... ...,isy, it 'goon v ._, ..- - - ..9 nun.. .. . . . . .. railed 901 , 111Subscriptious 410 lane, Nottingham SI. es. 6d. asserob)4 of tlPp states depend on the examinathrts ; riff to Prussia; two motiverare assigned by. the Pa.' W; A. Miles, Fcq. 5 5 Lore MAW* h' O . of tbe - rnany and -ireet grievances, that is trpon an Asians for his real-one is, tint * serge differences Wm Boudoir), Esq. 21) 0 Henry Soothes, Esq. a. - Mr. Pickard 5 0 I Reading 5 6 event wholly uncertain. We are trio well convinced , have arisen betweeniMessita and Presma, its conse T Ste.lgetierus,Netringhany 10 0 Henry Legate!, FA. of y our Majesty's magoanievity and iustice to , imagitye quence.ot. which' the kuitiarts_baye,refuserito Motto._ A. Gruu, Esq. 2 V Beverley 5 5 that this deviation from your noble and gracious re- ate some places cot-copied- by them •lii - 01; ringlets - Mr. Fuller, Esq. 1 11 Ao Old Friend ' 6 0 ; • . Ober rooters, Pres, Joseph Birdie. Fsq . solution can have originated in your Majesty's neart.', territory : the:seconrl is, .the apprehension, of manger own, &c. .ot the I M P.c. - Red Has- If Pier Majesty would but follow your own feelirigs; . from it-enion formed in Germany . for the overt:wow.. 208 10 0 t men ale: :. ttr o ar ree L u ireipool Statesman Office.- Sod Grey- 1 1 1r 3 1 grid the advice of well - meaning servants of the Statir,, of Bonaparte , which ts tow aikteuilin;, and changing Chas. Blundell. Esq. IJ. B. 2 2J me ere certain . that you would Ole ear to our re- its object. Blucher is alleged to be at the head of lace, wear Llverpopol 90 0 Mr. W. Clark, Coventry, I 0 petted re q uests , which we are hound to make both this society. Its doctrines are here pretended to be Mr.C. Sown, Prio- Mr. Abraham Herhert,doi. 1 0 ter. Ni•ittlndivins 9 2 Mr. Charle, Bill. do. 1 0 by our official situation, and by the desire of our' fanatical, consisting of a sletoge mixture of religious - A few Friends 10 Free- Mr. John Chrk, do. 01 % fellow-citizens. fond metaphysical mysticism.. The French,talit of e • dom mule Sir Fran- M. doseph•Rdev. do. 0 b , a The people of Wirtemberg never Will or can •• coalition in the North (or the restoration 0( young el. Burdett, dints 1 0 &targets ;if Turkieek 10 0l• • I'. ,S. per Messrs. Sir. Hubert Preston, . renounce the rights an(t liberties which it derives Bonaparte. At the head of it they place Sweditn i , ' ' Wore and Co 20 0I Liverpod 1 0 from its forefathers, in which it has felt itself happy supported by the Saxons and Poles, and, strings; an Mr. stiletto, Newcastle 92 i Mr. W. Preston, do. 1 0 I. Manners. E.q. 1 1 air. R. Presto*, do. 1 0 for centuries, which, in the late most perilous times, it may appear, cbuntenanced by the Enipetnr of Rub. A.,8. 1 0 Mr. P. Woods, do. 1 0 it defended with its fortune and blood, and the AL There Is no doubt that secret organizations ans'..' 4 Fared to the Carve 10s. 6d. Mr. it: Henry, do. 1 U maintenance of which has been most solemnly'sworn carrying on In France at this moment. Feely pnitein: Ehltocer.Esq.Soath. Mr J. • Fooirdold, do. 1 v swept fen 5 0 mi.. 1 4 ,,,. 1. , ,, ig . d o . 10to by all the Sovereigns of Wirtemberg, and by ' ble means are resorted to for keeping the French mi. ~: Jame. Thomas, Esq. Mr. U. Ellison, do. 1 0 your Majesty yourself on your accession to the-Go- litary out of Paris, but still it is found impossible.— , of Munn( St. Albans 2 2 Rey. W. Shepherd, do. 1 0 ....,..„_.,, Colonel Jelni.or 6 0 Mr. Tho 3. Seddon. do. I 0 . ``''''""" • • ' I They assume German and even Spanish urriforins. fra ' Mr. J.ohn Barnard 2 0 Mr, ins. Harvey, do. 1 0 : " The early Constitution of Wirtetnberg, Hy:l- I order to counteract the designs of the Honapartios s • ft. P.Swainc, Esq. Leeds 9 0 Mr. Enoch Harvey; do. 1 0 . (lifted according to present circumstances, is that in the Dukes of Angooleme and Berri are going, the . Mr. Wheekr 2 0 Mr. W. tfurvey, clo. 1 0 'Wm. Roscoe, Esq. 0 Mr. Jo b s , Harvey, dn. 1 0 which alone can find again happiness, prosperity, one to the South, and the other to the North, for the P. Crompton, IM. D. 0 Mr. J. R. fermi, do, 1 O. and tranquillity. That alone will be the constant. purpose of cultivating a loyal spirit among the in. C. IL and Co. 0 W. T. do. • g ,:object of its wishes and intreaties. From the re.. habitants, or as some call it.,,• of , raising one part of B. C. D. 5 0 J. p. T. do. J. A. Yates, lisq. 9 0 Dingo brah, do. 1 0 1110Tai of the chief grievances, under which it, the population against the ether.. Seditious cries are A. Z. 9 0 tur..foina Ciarkit, do. 0 1 groans, even an alleviation of the pablic bortheni, becoming more and mere frequent ; there are even A Corn hiercheat 2 0 Mr. Thos. Hutton, do. 0 6 enormous as they are, cann o t be' of any. value in . persons going Omit the streets selling violets in Use P. Scholey, Esq. 2 0 Mr. Jas. Lord, do. 0 5 Mr. P. Kele 1 1 Mr. Readies, do. 010 the eyes of lite people, - unless they result from the %len day. I have seen even pieces of silver of one A feu Fileorti in Keel 1 7 Mr. T. Byre, - do. ° lO Constitutions, 'and 'not. teem the momentary favour and two francs, stamPed with the head and in. E. M. Itorrel, Esq.. sir. as. Bower* da. • 0 5 Cadbury 10 10 A Friend is Ave Li- of the Sovereign. Your Majesty's gracious ante- acription of. Napoleon II.; it is even reported, that F. Manners, Esq. (se. Wtty of the Pear 10 0 mate will not allow us to fear your displeasure at , some hands.have already raised the stand ar d i n hi s rood subscription), 4 41 J. V. 1 1 J. B. Gilchrist, Esq. • i I Oar hying before your Majesty, with frankness in. nameln the proviaces. - The Austrians and Prussians ' ' Geo. Turner, F.rq. 1 0 Edinburgh I ft, died, but with profound respect, and will unli. ore marching out of France with great expedition ; sa,u,wenb,Jun.Esq. 1 0 Mr. Smith, Llvotreisell milted conitietice, a representation feonded on the the English troops alone revisit; quiet. It is sup. Wm. Carr, Esq. Ask -614"" ' ' 1 constitutional Iti between the' Sovereign and posed ille•cepitel end its environs will be exclusively , pam L neser York le 0 Mr. R. Laelc 4 .T.An WYbourns Esq .. .0 b Mr. Win. Horesrd" 2 People,. lied inlisostely connected with the good of occupied by them. 'De' Duke of 'Wellington re: . J. C. 1 0 Joseph Mania, Esq. ' 10 ; 0 the who l e, an d of all individuals who ar e , many of viewed - and inspected them th e d .iy before yeiterdey. Marmadultellhaw, Evil. 2 0 It. rooddre, gag,. , 1•. J. D.. 1. 10 .. Od. Mashburn 5 0 them, struggling with despair. Should we, or About ten.thonsand nr twelve thousand of the Na.' SubscriPlions received by Mr. Alderman Wend, Falcon- others, have addressed your Majesty in unusual and tiortel Guard were yesterday reviewed by the Cootie sevare, London; Samuel Brooks; Esq. *road 1 Mr. a id c wil ls Dirt!) d'iro e 1 taw: 4 1 M . itmsolt is, that our and d'Artois, accompanied by the butte of IV.4lin ;0 *-, Noehuller, Piccadilly; Mr. West. Neu Hoswelt , emset. Carry- - 1 ril _arid the Bis. Grace's half wax very nunierniss '- stid tbit g ge l e t e . street; Mr. A. rlallowsy, Holism's; Mr. Ram, Soli:showy- their introokillurre been hitherto uttheard, sqaere. Fleet street:l Mr. Hardy. Fieet3treet ;at the ilai of only regular form eel irregularly interrupted with offence to the crowd. I saw a Frenchman wife mule the Crown sac Ae tow Tare Row t Oates 1 h Sr ream en N. ~,,a e. pe r ; std by 4* rotary, -- y ---- $ 46."14,,- t h e the . Consiirti_tipu L ,T h ey then prove at lergth, by hy.a gens d'arme for crying out " shat had 4:oagne • ler • • Ott Smatrwark. . -• • . J. 11.JIICX.ktly Pen necrettay. ' 'farleelsrplulehiss that Mai Pliove-mtutO . asd' taa of tMe cagailte 411(iiis Own. „ Lo u t . p ult i vrea o - • - . - • TO THE ADMIRI Rg OF GLOSSY BOOTS AND • 8 JO . 2iSitnit mum sitriosiossna. • 1 BM; leave most respectfully fis recommend to the UM of my itiy•ilimbl• Composition of real 3 A PAN trk I%G. which preserves and softens the Lcith r„ and imparts tI Most tomittitul jitt Mort e.o. b. .44 1 *or& eatmot iiskto praise, nor its trat.seetolutst (t , s•slef OS be truly kn • s o, but by experience. I,4(ties will find the enotrnued use of Oils eminently sinwiint Blanking, •thst•their Lira Boobs mot %talking Shoes - wilt be keptoott and told resist ditiop, stritil the tie wincle. • f a brilliant lu,ire. A suirle Rutile may he had, at bpreimcn: al my Montane !or), nod by the principal Biintaakrrt, Oilmen; nod Per tain:Fa, at all t he pent tutu tr: hobs. Isineilotn. Ask for TURN Eft'S 111. CKING. it have ilie liom•ur to is, I,s,,dier veil Gontleoiro, Your stint obedient sad biimble Ferrate, ItICIIAIID TURNER. No, 114, Lnndnn-ratot, Stiotbsvark, Oil. 2A, alb. • • SHISBUILY,—In 1808, being seized with a fever ut schnot, my right knee became exceedingly painful, and , rents the violence of the inilanioultion, L became delni.ms• A ssediral Man of eminence hrosght it re discharge, and from my knee is the anclev..inj leg was dreadfully ulcer toed. Several other medical gentlemen were advised with, but they pronounced me incurable. My left arm 'ben became ul created, sad for two ve..es I wasio a state of great suffering, sitb.hardly steeliest& Ur appetite to wallow a little food. From treat treatises*, was lifted w urd out of beet in a sheet. At I , thu time liVirlN cAVired Its sty sour PATENT AN TISCOR AUTIC DROPS hy.a friend, who had seen several cures per funned among hi. aeqw t aintasee : be sent me a kettle, relue.tips the might be take.' to the last drop. Without at y hope of re lief, I bean: is a week any spirits and appetite grew better, ant is a few momks-the pais left me, sod several • pieces of bane came away. 1 bad sow gained so much strength, I was able louse crintkes.* ['then went to the sea, and continued to ocover vapidly. Red I then continued the Medicine. lam eer t!rn I *Mild hare gotten well ; bat, finding my .elf so well, I dornotinued the Dro. The following spring was seised with violent erupti o n s all over me, principal y iu my face and bands. • My *thee knee become thee affected, and nu ulcer fainted is the male, and sit mouths of ;min redueed me to great debility, with every symptoms? decline. At this time ray mother applied to you, and by ngtt.n tithing the Drop., and %liesditig is yo or advice, I was once more relieved from Pain; ""' for three years I.have bees graluiag health sad strength. ' I am, dm. E. R. Grove-place, Cainden.town. July 1915. 'el at lite Ui-pensarys 15. Asks swaa , e. Lowden. In &lulls .—Double bd.—and largess it. th. duty inchuled.— Ip. vad Essence, 9s.—To prevent*C unterfelts, the Gelatine 'wise has a Sark luk Stmap.—Mr. Edwards, dl, st. Charch yard, is Ilse Wiraidaate Agent. • . , . rt. r. w .( . '. ~,~ . . ; • .• •• • , . ;r . _. - ' , 3r-v..4 , --•••••••• ____.;_ ..._.dlllrt 1N . _ . • - • et 6 6 - :, Omni sled, A 0 • • • ... • „ . • •