The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-21 00:00:00

I , T -,. ':: ~:.~ . s • ,:-. -- r-.,,~, -------, ••• • - .• :=l7 .J » . .~~ ..: ~.._. . ;. • • • •'• I r „. ~. ;~ 114 ;' 7 i ~~' ► 9 : e ~• rG : • .; , t • I tt kt s, d st Ils to et is Ls- a ed Ir. ed h• • id, ed rot of of ad 'he as 4 t gh- oh- of the i r :t fire toe ,een te- r a t 800 Nre ;es. .'* I . NMI' l o g 1. • ". , • THEATitk. ROY* I;:'OltOltiMANN. THIS preeent EVItNINCr, N. 21 1 1* • Mairsti.N' %engine will vertnrue. • • • THE COUNTRY .GIRL • • . e 4 Mii. reggV. Mr.. Mardio. Vie , Miler. called UALF,DO,44 A . N LAURELS. • •••• ,-1( . 0 yr ftir *II) he it 'Med, W 14011 WHQ? IMP013:031 . Or, /tr. bouBLF: 1. Wedecids, ruttier lane; 11,Jeek, SI r.'Keee. Ttie t.. be opened at all past aye o'clock. to ka• but n~ tt.slf vest w.l Prod Price 3i.. 6d.—Pit: 9e. 6d. ; Set l otal Pfi(P. 91. L'as.r natter". 99.1. *cog p r i". Go e r ' , Irs cellier.,:vt Price. W. AR. • • THEA E TR-R.OI(AL It . COVENT,OMMN,.I , T HIS present EVENING, Nov. 2I; hr ore . 'ISABELLA. :Dim, Mr. Young; Miu O'Neill.. 2 , • To which will be added, MIDAS. • Wednesday. Canna. Thursday, Perry. Place% for 'be Brian In be token of Mr. Brandon, at the linu.nlSiee. Hisit..oreet, from ten iill A l'ilvnte It he had nightly, on application to Mr. Illtnitdon, at the Wit—Are. NIATcrt.ESA WHEEL CONTAINS THE (;REATEsf PitIZES EVER. KNOWN!!! NEXT SATURDA Y, NOVEMBER 25, Al Nine n'finek the Morning. The Lao 11 is of Dravriog !Le 15,".0.1 'rickets. Priz• s .4 2 . • • 20,0 .0 3 6 Prizes of £36: Avio, &c. age. Three per Cent, Cainels. 11Blifi, the Contractor, gratefolly icknow . 1 d e" dm .tistmen&lbed preference of lie Public Cow in ',its t .I. favao,ed Offices. between the First oat Second 1)„,.. ~, Is-awl - It, and invites their atientinis to. lie above oat, hie-, St ,te . f ihe Vs' heel, which, from the number and to:1,111111d.. of the Prises, is uorcpuslied $ and by the great *ise o r s t ork., ,u ids mige is secured to Adveuturees Dever booting bcfnia and w bleb. prebablv, never will nerur again. A. lir.g .1. m), Tickets rema Min with T. Bl', the Contractor, he wed ',reserve' r:,snee Selection. at his Office', Nu. 4, Coro bill, and 9, C ii-g-cross, London. But Flom the 4 , .I , ber and magnitude of the Prizes, The eat floury advantage by the Rise of Storks, And the , ‘..Tickets and Shares remaining unsold, on immediate poi - claw is essential, to prevent dimppointment. N EXT SA'rUIIDAY, Nov. 25, Third Day of Dr:twiag the Lottery. • STATE OF THE WHEEL 3 Pnatia of £50,000 • I of 2O noo 1 a 4.000 6 0f....... LOD 4 or 5OO I . of ' IN '..--' .. 3 per Ceti l t CisnoMa. And tlw fiat proportion of £lOO. £5O. Ste. &e. 'the Drawing of ibe present 15.000 'rickets will be compl4.llll Mb the 25th November. The 5,0'0 Hlonkti and Tsars remaining from the above abet of the W lira, will rola the Scheme of the *mod Part of She Lottery, ng mut which 5,000 Tirket, will he pat into the Dum ber % heel, and Dry wu 7th December, 1815. Ticker and Rti , i , o4. wan anted undo-awn, are selling by lIICH ‘KH.4O:II, GOODLUCK. and C4l. Coarn“tii. and Cbaring.Crom. ALARMING. —So many. sudden deaths were never remembered its have h:ippetted of bile in this twee.'. ) tn. In e daily Papers of Thursday, Nos. 9. there whet ho Irs, thou three liinuests held foe sudden &wow. By wee' Ilediral Men it is Attrihnfed ti the damps in the atmoslibmie air ; therefore PHI NCR'S ROSSI A OIL is parlicular4 re. cone' ended. ns it is mil only ;hi. hest for preseming net pre unitise, the GM/Wl' I if the HA IR. bul• fears the Arneuttle inprdieu t. with which it i. prepared. when used for the (lair; preterit- the ratrhiiii of inf. chins, diseases. As a continents; theMedienw Art cif Piirliasome, wherein PR INGE'S - hi` ._ ued ... thinugho...._ . - , - - - heal A OIL is rtteside•ed In PiObelS ' 4 " :l ' virtue in Pre•erntrg WAKEFIELD Post Couch, every Moulin . i-ht ardf-pmi new SYM,f O ef rights, by meinal . cnnceseioeis in the the health as well a. lienotifsing the Muir, that the Cummus- ma ;Murk, 1 / 4 - ititty of compromise but to reetore-to- life the Ceti: . floater. of his M jirody's SIAM() ellsce will not allow the Peoprje. ciii:sTlA, an d p ar k rate p,, d ..c oar h_ d a ily. tut t.• sell it without gi NI. (brio.. Stump. • mitution which has bee -SUN DER'. AN D, Stitt kton, good It 4rm; New' Coach, every Sly a Pftdds'Avilreledx but. Ael lot e acquaints Ladies' and Gentlemen. that is Wide. 'Morning, to the George ItimStinderland. • never legally abolished, and to ads pt.it to the altered . twice of Peace . * ith litt-sin, nod as the principal Ingredient .. If ANGMIEOTER, Winslow, Cooglepa, Newcastle, Walml, situation of things: • How the Constitution if to be: the Russia Oil is prepured ;site, is the punitive of that mm- and W‘dverhrou wog. Pust Coach, every Afternoon. guarded. ' Ire, it can now be hip.,rted no much Its expenee ;it vi m. s it R ,.. , wss t hr t 4. weni ... 1 , 10n; aim w e nd. p„,, enni 6 h. res t or ed , w h a t c ha n ges it meat undergO, this is the therefore in ruttier, be sold near Fifty tor Ceni. cheaper. the Prit.ce of Woks, ever} ksrping, 41 nye oil:lark. guarded. sole object of the Commission they het* received Pritwe. RanOin Oil is the I,e.i sod wholesome-t Oil fir the I BIRMINGHAM :11,:rcurN 'Post egairh, wash a Guard, sets from the people, and Muir can alone be the subject of of Ladies. Gemin lero, mid I:Whiten; and if need Pia- . s/ out rye' Afternoon, asstrreachrs Biriniughion next day at noon. stonily, not a glair will fall .I'. . r turn gte. it makes weak Pli ss es . bx Oxford,. En.h.a ' and - Saiponne, t t o o ;he Surgices' s common . Itegociatiens.” The Stat e s, acknee ledge ~ and epee! hair gem thick and lung ; render,. dry see bands hotir H ea d. B a n.w eeg , an d't„„r e f un i. ei r tni ug hi n n, • .• that this is a most important subject, but think they sal : where heir has eel thin sir held, if 1.0 least I.,tits re- DOVER, Deal, Imam:vie, Ramsgate, Canterbury, Fever- inmc, all he resb.red. Neurone, eye-lir.:ws gold whi•kc -.' sham, Chatham, itothtsmr, and Gramend Pox co a c heb, ou ght to be agreed upon the lust principles. In the Lath s aid Owl it tie best 'for dressing rr. , l or (~Ise liair.— •H„e„i ~ ~,,•,d 1.;„id,,,. precediog itegociations the Commissi•rners 'froth the .. . 1 . ,,,,,,.,, n . t . f liri.ttrosell butt - wait t.ald have decloredi after HERTFORD, Wore, li nt ldesd o n, and Cheshuot Coach, Stales declared Ihe principle on which they weal the bel l : P.i,,c, i Rs-,).. Vi, ivonaily far It shirt lime, tar hold ever y' M01,,i,,e. • • plat, . ht, nor ea .. s e t A illl 11, ii. 6':l ir Well tt 11.0 wear paw- . 't-ciTT EN li AM nad •EDNIONTON.ranch, daily, at eleven. Royal Cominissioners tried to evade it, and turned der ought o use it hat ad of pon , taiiln. - bulf-past I, half-past 4, and half-past 7, & Clock. ' the negociations epee single points. They hope Ivo There are many anti hove complained„partionlorly in the . •• - Milli N . thal the. Iv .se used Ku oe'. Oil a knots! hen. lit, sou sr-• • .-- .i better result from succeeding neeociations, WI both . cow of impost ,, r-, who ,oht them' counter f eit. 11w-a f ire be N. IL Heavy Wei;hts of Lnelaer, Gohds. So. eufive ed b • parties are egrorel upon the principles. His Majesty, Y Y par , ,oinr to i.dr, fog Prince% Ito Ail Oil. Observe, the name, • • the under-merrioned Vs AGGONS : they say, knows the melancholy situation ufche whole '• PR INC I ... is MI the cav,•r and oti tlte.schl. of each b•dole, soul a (myer 1111 l an stamp axl•ell the curk of ends bottle, e t it l ' TO DI‘S. Becclel;, litweric, Bury, said all parts .4 Suffolk, kingdom ; he knows That a greet part of his subjects canlb.t he geisui+p. every 111, oda.. • are strugglitig with despair. Nothing can be more ur • . '' • St Esit - T:. 1, m g . I ,, a „it ; sn u g ! ~i is. 6 ...*3 4 .. 6d, owl 6,1,04,p • CIR.E. ..R, Abingdon, u•d Henley, three times a gent than speedily to restore to the subjects the en duty ; h i s , a ',tile, cogii.gtonig ore qu.go• sty of four small, ut . week. . 11.. ;ur .1 hag.- burly, c mtaiisiug lane onull, rat '2,:lit. Aktips SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, itniniey, Lyndhurst, Ly , payment of their ancient rights, to *tranquillize their betided ;Sr >ix large heitles..fair 51. •• •• ' '•' . inineten, Christchurch. llingssmai, Flitillug!,ridtv., Vl' unborn. minds rh.eslablish the credit of the State, which is stile is butes-Jr, retail, and toe exproriatjoe, by the sole Pre. Poruky I , le of Wight, Jersey , and Gotero-ey. waggon:, Dail,. * lair ., . r. Mr. Prluee ' John--even, Oxford .tsctt, Landon; As I SUN BURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, twice a semi. . most necessary, on account of the 'lolal inability of , eras-,, 715 the number,:ei>" ru•i irregular is Jelin-street, Pharr's GREEN Wien, Woolwich. and Deptford' . • • many to pay their taxes. They observe that a new Juo, i s a „; a , ,o,„ is, a , pr i Vat, Ipft.e . 1. Wilke NO. 7, is next H EMSTE 0 1 0 arid Watford, Ike. ' t,, a coach-maker s. Lirlim , or Grntivinell -rodirse servants, " HULL. Narthear, Howden, Thorn, nod Donenster,..- n 4.1 Constitution, however g 1, cannot al ford any will he particular to gi.. them dirt-igloo*, as there are shops Coaclh event' Morning at Seven O'CW:h. to the Bull and Suo, speedy relief ; that the unhappy trials of new Cost. Is ulm as well as in other streets, whit sell Counter- Inns M yton - gate, Mil- . stitutions within these twenty- fi ve years, and the GilJ, meet, 'WILLIAM R. MOUNTAIN MA co. respectfully acquaint ' - misery they have spread over' Knrope excite just mis . ' l,, e gement- iv. also sold by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Ma- their Friends and i'-e Pubbc, that they will not he aceriuntable lroN, New liand•street ; liendrie„ Perfumer In her blipe ' for P. reels ••i• Lounge, tile. of more than Five l' ougo l s , . I rty r any trust of every new attempt; and besides, a new "ri , hh“nte.Street ; Bailey Aril Blew, Perham... to the rirlee Value, if kistor damaged, unless , tittered as such > Mid paid fur lin r t semput can Inlve no better guarantee than the mid Priore-s, nod . *l ke and' Duchess of York, Cockspar- accordisity, at V , . S.lracen% Head Inn, Snow-hill, Gondioti ..... 19 ' ifilt.lTlli observance of the ancient one. if the Con- Aiee, ; itardiog and Howell, 89, Pall-Mall ; Netrbery..43. To acetic neortale thnte residing Af "the writ end ark, foist), t it • Paul's Church ,yard ; Dicey, limo l'hereh-yard.; Barettvi, Passengers and Parcels are booked at Ilauiett's. New whe t .- etitution which his Majesty had solemnly sworn In, f 5. rirm-siarket ; Huller, 4. ateapside; Edwards. 6d. Si. florae Cellar, Piccadilly, fur eke above Candies. Foul'. Chusch-yarn ; Los. 33d, Strand; T. Rabic and Co. i ` 2l . K me-street; C ovent-outlen ; R ican, 150, ID'sford-Street : ! - E. rrs, Johmosg,.. . Just pahliclieri, price is. ' ~,, while the Constitution still existed, and before the Greek-stieet ; Westau, 24, Strand; 01(16711 , 41, :• ErIrCAL ADMONITIONS to MARRIED N. Eiret.street ; Riege. 63. Cheopside ; Stewart. 78, Old M pFOPLE, and to Its who intend trt."er Into the union of the different provinces; and if this fact is to llsoododrert , Toil, 41, t'm nail' ; Tut,. Royal Eichdage; ;Aidbe a reason why Wirremberg shell- forfeitita lierient tv mom principal Peanut. r 4 moil Medicine Venders. tMer. .Morried-seate r withobservothans co the Ptisieel Erects of rights, and at the most have no fuitlitr claim tints a chats, Captains, and Cuuolry Venders will receive a libmil the Passions, the necessity arid advantages of Mir due !textile- new Constitution, how could the country. believe allowance. - •tion' and the danger of excess. r • ' • , . CAUTION.-41 swindlers travel l e out she colony wet. 1 ., Towhich are added, the ;mist el4Ttutll menus of eeli es i ng this • ;leer Coteltiletinn inviolable ? . They would counter Git Russia Oil, Mr. PRINCE, the go iginat Proprietor.. these l ila ' 'sing symptoms induced' hyt the impettiosity of willingly-convince themselves that foregn foece cont.' to present tinp , 7slii m, has sworn Owl - we the Lord Mayor ill the . • Youth, dec. • 'pelted the Change, but this foreign Turco' is dote l‘lativl..c-Ilrowe, Loudon, on the 44th of Noveintier, 184. th at By M. VENEL, N.D. . . Al,. p.gace, 4 Jahts. t treet, Oxford.streer, is the erigsnal Pros ' • The Third Eiltimu- - . vanished, and the dignity of the - . l l l ltrone * Itself re victor of toe Russia 011. The: , tore be particular to ask fur . . Who never fasts, ue,tiamelet.e'retwierS "arei Iti.ssia Oil; :m Ft. eif any rfi •r, eledlihie Vender, ' NV An lever nets or watches , negiir eferps. quires that the anciinit sacred reletionsbetweeleSove reign and people be re.established ; and on this or lloiudresper, Obi, Itm-in Oil seder soy pretence whatever, Let satire rest; and when the taste of joy 1' oat Grows keen, indulge '; but shOu'oritiety. • : ground niso they cannot s 'veld requiring the reeogni 'al nust I'„ . cc ' s. rue impostors, as Kele% eouaterteit, to their coromer. , .. 0 - 1 , , .. • Arterraotic. don of the principle of Abe Old * Constitution. • 11117 more Etudes, or Red or Yield Labels, ns anprinelpled . Pillithial by the Anther, and sold br kherwitod, Neely, stud On his Majesty's rektor*, tied the principle would , . p.r..ori base imeuteds wad Ilds Idol en Celinterreit Itossial Jim% Zits. ito. Paternester-row ; Geeen 398, Oxford-street Vito ' scat fob-worry sad all ether. Rooked/us; - ' bied him to oppli UV St* . Wirtemberg whet he . • , : 4'14 ...~ ... • , A r• :91 le. —l4 ,,4 1•••••4 4 ,19•1!ti • • •"1:4•114;:l....i4:: • ' . ,A. 4 Isilr In. N... - ' lINCOXMON CHEAP. TRAVELLING .at the 9AR4ottri HEAb ;Nte sp•whiir 0..• • WIRTEMBERG. _ . • . • •••••• aip•o•-•-• -- .. _ .ra.. ! .'. -...;,..,. - ,i • ...... .. . • . • e:- • . i . yeas I ,; , . , • • A zit . 4 : s. . • r i . I .' I " . till -. • '.1 1 : l'' I )(II" : , .: , , '•,:. • . 10 •••., • I •j, ! • . .1: - ' ;,.. ' LONACIAin'atESDAY, NOP:EIMPPit 21, 1815: 44 Tire Caw for 'Mirk 84stross:lbria tAe alga Srnscr Cter oig the sediriki! ,_...r.ri 0 101:".,..... ...sin.. I ' - --sammi-- • . . ti tr. _ ._ The Allgemeine Zeitun. contains, in throoinp. li ma - Islitt i X" ' l ilr "" rani Too Sutures Inside, and One , ! • • trilFfiiogiortioa to •EdialsenVis and an e arls of i es 4646 " -4E r l 3. t • -• , , .• - , , rplements of the 4th, 7th; and 9th of Novenstoir, the Land," to , w.. ...... th n.... Guinea inside , and Fifteen nem Address of the States of Wirtemberg tn ' the ' tiuttide.-W7r7liiae Coaches, the best HP/3011, King,. teSl4,Pd upon its their Sittings ins the SO:h, Mat her p girmillegke, • ss , . ... . %.,,,,,, ~/13 IL Vf; MOUNTA IL.N. Mid Co. . 234, 24th, and 26th of Oct. and delivered to the n Ministry n the 28th. This document is ostremely long; but the following abstract will give a general The. 11411017 Pout Gaieties, flail Candies, Ike. set out from • , Palfil, !NO • cad lan. Sa..w.liiiit— idea of its principal contents 1.--• inas wAT RLOS New Light Four-Hide Cowls to Leeds, 1 , They begin by thanking his Majesty for the re-as. • sens Ming of ; the States • they had deliberated upon fleMbeerbeedfere. mei all parts of the Ntietb, WM; MA at Tan seats& its : the ilifternooo and strives,e i ts:He G•siden•Lion Inas ' t "."l. • . , $ Iseedl;fiext-Olveoldg At Six n'Clock, through Staionod, Gran. will reSetsist 0 . 1 the 16th October with lite attention 44.4 ltiewati t swod Durscusser•' •ThisCottrh is Wended to Ile- di" to theletiportatioe of the subject which had de ' ertemsedale tat Townsof Leeds, H Attie. Brudfoi d, and Vitt, lived their ditlaretion. This rescrit hai excited . `oily. It willieave Leeds ar Tniee O'Clock in the Aftes m p ina. 1 • , PA sMay eistiveuteleir come to Iseedefrom them Piot-Oil WI stitted',gepsations in them. They obi e r ve th a t t go& be ' London early the Next Evening.• 1 his Majesty acknowledge& that oaly a common and The UNION New sOUTHAMPTOII, Lsininaton. Win• . 4 . ,„„, .. __„,..„_ - • . .. Chester, and Basingstoke_ ft.ur-ioside C. acls„at re l ations between the. So. le r* Morning; arrives at the George Inn, Sous liam L p ig i l o il ih u h 'C y lne Six k t froro ll'''' ijl g n ."v a ''' nd eat th e et alk: co n u z nt i r a y e ; ttle& the rights of the prosiness shall be respected, as far as is 1 o'Clock. • This is a ms w delightful Foovey mice to the Isle of liair eregit 1 Wight, Jersey , Guernsey, St. Maims, Havre de &arc, Cher. I 7 hargh, tat. • • t • , • cpusistent with'. their onion with . Wirtemberg.- ' isfs Majesty, indeed, does not give the old Con- IN TRAVELLING FROM LON-DON TO LIVERPOOL, (id es tu in tion for o m f e i r Virtemberg such a favoorable testimony TWENTY-NINE HOURS. Bilk! FIRE. a new Liverpool Licht Coin+. only fi t. ight times, but his Majesty's's - declaration, concerned only via iv irtem. eai,• weirs Four Inside and Four Outside met I f i lo if the question IN= the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill, London. every ttoy at ""' Oaeo'Cksek, strifes at Liverp ol *tat afterotion at Shn'et.ek,! berg,. he would readily - consent"to the re-est ablish. gsroaah Dumtat•lu s WastOsttie Latkkur7o N""hanil'tens W-fi" I !nut of the former Constittition, With • some. rnodifi. Toed,. Lunerworth, Hinckley , Atheraone, Enchant', Stone s I .t • ca..ons, proceeding from the States the ms el ves , i s Rti g ely, Newcaonsi, Kriatsfor4, Warrington, hoe Preston.. UXBRIDGE, Hayes, leer, Soutbwell and Acton, New, in itcknowl...- 4 gasent that it can he nothing contrary Post Coach, every Afternoon. •to the principles of a wise Government ;• nay, .his WEYMOUTH Union Couch. carries Four Insides, themith 1 ~.• Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, and Andover, every • After- .- rnsjesty even says, that in the Constitutiost now to boon, arrives at the Crown lon, Weymouth!' hen Forconoull be formed fnr the whole kingdom, every thing shall the Packets sail on Wednesday and Saturday Afternotits; at I be retained from the s e Id Constitution which can be Five, to Guernsey mind Jersey, Cherbourg and Si. 111.,Iiies.-- 1 The road front dhechargh to• Paris, is the most delightful and. i adapted to present circumstances. Though all this the cheapest in France. . _,.• I would incline them to hope, that they were approach.. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton : and Hillinng• i . ~_ . iim • the anal eut of their wishes and to indulge in deo, New Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening. Coaches •mg hoes Blown to Splisby, Loath, Grimsby. and Hull. • . 1 feelings of lite profoundest gratitude to his Majesty, EXETER, Plyinianh, Weymouth, Dorchester, F I oath i on the other hand, . they find many things which Dartmorth,, and SolisburY. hew Post Gooch, carries - F . a Lour In I . ye t, sides, every Morning at Seven o'Ctock, through li.nitou. An I Almost destroy, their hopes and render it impossible mincer, Beidport, Riandftted t Basingstoke, and Bagshot- ! for them 'immediately to consent to the re.opening of BATH Had sais.rox. Flying-Bast Coactsee,larougi Chip- 'the gociationo for an arrangement. They thee pro robran, Calne,'nad Marlborough, every AfteriMou ; oreive at , 64 ' Mr. May's, the Greyhound WI Bath, and the London Tavern, ceoth4ofintilyse the,Rescripts.• Thomas-street, Bristol, next idorniag.—Coaches to Wells, Il They quote-1. The passage which says, " You- Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Re. sets LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockingham , • seem to think that the principle of the legal'elaims of out every Morning at half-past Seven o'Clock ; cat ries Rockingham, Old and N; , 4lVirtemberg to the ancient Constitution Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Gamic' through mast be fi rst' acknowledged when an agreement is in out. Passes through Stamford, *Newark, Retford. Doili-A44 and Ferry heidgeoto tub °tildes Lion, Leeds . , next ht;rdivaxi.- question : the establishment of this principle would Notwithstanding the mammon expedition of this Gamed, it Is render en agreement impossible, since what was to be allowed to Ise the most agreeable and complete Public Corkey- I, settled by negociations would be granted without dis sect on the North Road, being unequalled in Accoalainclatino I by any other. • ' cussion, and we should declare ourself bound t o apply GLASGOW, Lnngtown, Gretna -Green, Amin,- Dumfries,; to New Wirtemberg what we consider e s u n s u it a ble BrownhiU, Thornhill, Saaquhar-Kiln, s Csimalsck. Kio g swell, . I Mod all parts of Scotian!, Camperdown Coach ( ()oily). • • kr. Oft 4 rtemberg." . . . • YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed Upon this they make several observations.-1. A . with a Guard thus. 'out, sets out every Morni• c at half low ; ..,„„ o ir u raoubt bir deprived agaiast its a ill of a Coit al% .'Clock, by way . f Neseark, Retford, Tat*awer, Dar- 1 P`mi .e, • • Ellgituts, Not toallenno, Ourianta r •Morpekb, ant) ii i -rwatia.- alkalies, iniseeiteektfoom its awcestore and snorts te by Phosenger Jading theinselves fati g ued from the !riotta .. f the sill jtslibrereigns (the States here and' elsewhere oni- Journey, May rest .hat time they please, and :hen proceed' on ' without any additional f a re, to the With ,:µ lin i nn , c „ Dey . (effigy employ' the word Regent, or person govern. street, York. Cour'ies to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough , ing. Sovereign being in German expressi v e o f t oo Whitby, and other Pl aces . much power to be applied to the former Princ es o f , BRIDGENOItTH and Waled new Pint Coach, every .. Evening. Wirteotberg-Sovereign is, therefore, to be under..., CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whin-hove°. Post Conch, with Blood is this restricted sense).-2. The recognitioe, a Guard all the way. Passe- through Branch, Appleby, ~_.. th is pr Is inciple is so far from making an agreement 1 Oreatahridge, Richmond,' Cunene'', lioeoughbridise, We. "` *Ay, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest impossible, that none can be made without it, or at way by eighteen mile-) sets out every Morning, tool ;nevi least miturcest could be 'expected front thenegocis r , forms tnerney with the greatest facility. Passengers detain ed ost the sal by bu,stoss or pleasure, have the peculiar ad-. lions. "` Au arra itanftv of their seats being secured in the next C Duch. ' Vergl&h) is 'S . Convention ( Vertrag) by which thss o , A "i d /).-°, Lanatider '• Pre'weA ii•irb7 4 ' B "alles Be'll°° , di ff erences upon an uncertain right are removed by,l' v.:Morley, Onaskirk, and Garsistn e Post Coaches; 'every Mies- .7 . aeon, at Five o'Cliwk. Guarded. - • motial conception. Such an indisputable claim tistbat • SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock- of a nation to its Constitution can never be the sohjegf . , Ingham, every Mornin g . of an arraneement. - i Ulf I.:Aron, Warringltm, Kiintsforti, St op% ansk Liteh- field, Post Coach, every Evenin g at Five o'Cloek, to the, 66 Such ris not 'the tentells%ion which the . under. Rrotherten's, Saracese's Head ' lnn, • Dale -street. Liver foul. alined • %Ye received. from •theleople to introduce a Guarded il- -about. ' . ... . - 3 • . t• - :. f rt_ 1 /.A- -7 1 -. .^•.. K . ', .......' :, 1 :0 0.,::-\ ' e• .. i,••• ~ ....:: • s . :' . , .. . vii. , ...., !, • A .,,, , r, .. • . • - • -\.__'.› • ../% . ...: - . '‘'.. • ' -- •••• • .• • - • s • •veeret set -,- :evaes., . le .. • - . • t.tv,,, • tlf f •'' . . , • l •••• • - -..--. -. : .. • t.l . • . RICE i- d. • • • -. . i• , . , . . "ft - coitsfdered as•not ; l4fiable to Illif iiiittetniterg ;" that This is;46 - eybve the obligstfory foie.• of he po,itiii i Constipoli.tnal * Lavr of the alitterri•ot ies, ext. - tells • ' far as - it may notbg tlefe . ctive in his Nf rjos•v's opihion, a point on which,iltisY say his Majesty 'and the S:atis . .i • rosy-very lilZeIV differ. • .4* • ~ H. They adduce several ergum'ents switiecre* as. I ' sertion of the Rescript that—utbehnot•nf Coombe. t lion was int bum f), cettiterted . with the cotottiteti a • 1 Of the Empire, and was property fourriefl upon II." . They ask, if in any of the Aforeseeets, ercuitt It's Niajesty'S "confirmation. of the privileges of the c.ountry , , one syllable is said, of the dependent* of the'Sovt ;Piga on the Emperor and the Empire? Or • that the conscientious observauce of the laws of the country is assured only as long as external relations remain uuchatiged ? Hew can it be imagined for a moment, Alta: the ceasing. of the •Idtligationt *welts_ Empire - should be a Rosen flu-dissolving Vte whole • Constitution of the. copntry ? . .• . ' ' Iff. They remark on that passage-of the easerict which says it cannot be expected that each of the cif. . ferent provinces composing the kingdom can have an adruinisttation adopted to their several very dilerient • former COnstitutions.&c. They- observethe-Dfornities from Old Wirtemherg have as moth respect fortthe * rights of the new provinces as the Reoresentitleei of these provinces themselves ; shey4st,e convinced that there only is and can he °tie NVirtetolterg, hut neither of then can allow the inference which seems to be deduced from Vies(' premimet, that the rights df the .• Old Country are at atsmol„padoltat a tir o Ceosate. tion must be made for ; the •ti hole kittgrlnso. They .. proceed then to show that these new acquisitintr.lwero made by the King, not as a private person, hut is head of the Sta te, and wit h the means fitruisheil tvy the . ~Old States of Wirtemberg ; they are tongues'. made * by Wirtemberg—wlieu can theft merely deman , l their • incorporation with itsef ? They adduce the examples of territories of Germany destined for indemnities - in - •.. 1803, which all shared the same fate as the cou titry with • which they were united ; of the Prussian hcquisi. . lions which were assimil a ted . t o the Prussian State, , not only, in equality of duties, but equality of rights, and even of the countries forcibly incorporated with , France, which obtained all the rights, which were payt. ly` of great . consideration, engaged by tharcountry. • What con be there just, than that a people which is . joined to another, obeyi the same Rider, and bears - . 4, the mime burdens, should also participate in the sense . rights I Jbe.questiret, however, Is not whetlferthe dilferetikprovinces shall*bh incorporated—Hs is al. • . .; reedy doima-hil Majesty declared such to be his in- tetsjims in bit's' opeFct" horn qm-Threne, eta the 11th. 1 at Navels; laud -44.-- s tbli'Ll'aecifit. of-Ocitolser-46, -he , t dei.)erekit ilb.olutely,,tic?Ssitry for the good of the whole. Tare qyation 'is; :abet influence- tan. this ' union have on the allite of thtorights of the different f' ', pros-irises ?. Ad& numfrqua at'kumenttr, they ob- . , ! .ti ~, serve, th4 . sthipOsing 'the _newlv-icquired piovinCes • , to havejlarj iiiigjnall x v more limited, rights than' the l• . old domi li irs 4 .this cji e n lie up . reshot, for deptiyitig 1 . the latter of thiirinbrent !privileges, B i!. thoy oh- i secte, it niai e. be, laroved'thf,t them provin c es could • • not recover their fOrmer hilp•O stination,...evan• by sil being" fully admitted to the old Constitutiod, they t! • . l woud nbt :thintt: thettsseliji. fide lisiiiiinoneti, and , . . . I si t they, ,by a new . prost4btioiy; sivit'flteir rights . 4 ' still More limiti.4 ?:. Tliii - vrtitsiillie tilijtist. Argil 'still - . •• - ••4 • . • • s • •p , s‘ ••• • more unjust offeror( e o l d Coiratry. • " bite/I . :it : nil consent to 'very t thipg, that . the change ef-civduitt. stances demand * ? Is il a sitoatiim liel . te'reli in tupelos . reapect ? fiks it fewer burdens fo boar than formerly ? / ' illirtrarsritr 'Moine attll Ir;t: 'Men iceiecoo. . I.; , 99,09),... Xnd is,it het slitkinr..tinderShe 'Sleight of • I .the,blvileit's vi high ere Im hated ionit ? tt is Orrice, .et a thee the necessity prconthined - Infolefabi t iur- . . ' delis is represeuted at a consequence of thelik. kat changes of their country, to 4;11,114,1d 2tlftv .ioros time, an account of the advantages resul.ing from . this change, the sacrifice of a part' of their rights., in which stone the . ) , can hope fur welfare sod do. tivhre oce. " • - They give up what is inconsistent with the union Of all the parts of the ki. , gitroo, pot sirs mil rs this M tjt-sty, when these new acquisitioiss 4 vre de. claret' subject to Wirtemherg, immediately tlP,rriveit t them of all their peculiar right., and subjected them unconditionally .to .every beaten and obligation to . Li 1 ' which the Mother cau-itry was liable, declaring this to be a consequence of the incorporation ; unless this incorporation is to consist itia mere violent depr i va- tion of hereditary rights without indemnity, it must necessarily include a participation in the rights as well as the dotieSof the Old States.. . They further observe, that every increase of terri- tory, every exchange must render A stet-emery tojsive the Mother County, a Hew o..llltit Utio l l, such a prin. 1 t' ciple must endanger the love of the people for their country, and all public virtues. " Toe people of , Wirtemberg have done themselves by nothing so touch . , honour, as by their lose to :the Coubtilutiost, and by their grief at its le.s. This Con'titutiou cons e cr a tes , : 1 the rights, not of itolivittitals, of the people; hence the people are so' fondly attach. il .to it ; 'hence even Ji, the mention of its nanteslias for theme mattic charm : "t t may your Mijesty not destroy the Imre, of the. Con- stitution !at the same time .with Alist m's he de- stroyeri the love of rite coontry, the noblest seeds of ' 0 '• ill public .virtues, ety even the fiddity-to tile august rAgiiii , g family, rgr •Ohose ha ppineis" they Meyer yet i. found ally sacrifaseino great." i ' • ~' ' Proceeding Vien to .asititss .ot hen !it - go:news its support of wbsi tin hue ,e/Witeed • r.ecerring to the , : I L •••• .. $ - joy of the ttatieni at !Tie fiat conveking o f the Atatea, to their disar,,toifitesenrit•tft4t4t,itnfid Medan- ger of per;elvseititgivOlifi 'titiiitei*„sysVOie; .diey oe ,,,,. ~ . , chide by requesting his 11 , 14tiustrCeiirecluer' i t.t-tilett he . ~ ..i. .; stcknowle4es..thellet,t;nottisi!s4nu i va4id e 64- the whole kingdom, with the rev a t:r.m t pf ol iollogitkatjtots as : • • , bp.tb.pstillii 'llan •ju . ..1 4 e uggcsiar l or' caper: . 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