The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-07 00:00:00

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LON3301"1, - 'SATURDAY OCTOBER ' llll5. , 7 , • 1 10 7fififil It . • • —.-___.' • ..r 4 ..;- _ ••• -, . ..,____.„,_,,,_„,„„,„____„,„„.... _ • • . .. . . .. - 41101..... - ..... 6 . -------..... . • . • "I•At Came ler which flAire no rs fill nt th e . Übe Berman Mod en the '..• • I " . • - : . ... • . , o. , . , 4 . • . , - . • ,- - Ti-fe.ATRK 'OVAL. DRURY-LA[4h _ . WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. • • City IV London Tavern. Oct. 5, 1815. I .-' • • oPFICtst NOTE , • * ' • * .." 'reced tr it I S present .. EVENING, Oct. 7, their AT MCBT . • • ADDRESSED.TO THEIR, Olt in IMMO tif_ the error, of their p ins GIWPWA• a ; ING of the GF.NERAL COCOM- - BY Tall bllb D . OTRAH-Tfi eog . lieut. The Members, ou their side, would tint run • vs-t-nl.•'Sermons will Perform NITTTrE INS day, OELLEN6II:II.74III , LITERS OF THE At,.. the risk of env ;tooting our miseries 'by ertiployieg s ill P, BF.GGARS' .OPERA. sir WILLI ANI FRASER. ii:irf. in the Chair. LIED POWERS:. - • • ' 'delusive remedies, •or by an ti c ip a ti ng e ve n t s . Atitili - • to soh . G o o. Nloc L M r - . r omit ; Polly, Mrs. Mao's; The Treasurers' r epo rt was read,-That Ille .t.y !Aelia, Miss Kelly. amount of of Subscription...received sad made ' 0 4 we were anxious to amid deceiving ourselves as ay tisis.place, en the 404, tens . • . _ . 41 7 3 , 876 17 9 [Tbe folleveliteliss bees transMitted to us Nov Paris, as the to the intentions of. the Sovereigns, and this* . wai - To whit% %sill he added, . Thai XlOO Lon g Aniaities. . i ' aflial Nose he FusitliP. Dde d'ollstulas blithe singe of Pub' which produced that want of usanimity which part e ljr I Ikaebisit in•regaid to Brumperle tend the main of mile-, • *rim MAGPIE; . • • 169.. on 3 per Cent. sedates, ANL • subsists at present. In short, it May be affirm ~ • Or, Tim m.ttp tw PALAISEtU. 60,200 3 per Grill. c0i.401., had ben invested. , mo m l i, e I m o , eidtdrity. It wee.dend tie the i 84 11( • p o „ r i pa l e tooorters by Mr. Minoten, Mr. I) , ,vosti, Mr. Pepe , that if the exclusion pronounced by the acts of Con. ._ Mr• Bietwid, Mr. Kid g lit, Miss Kellly. Sir RICHARD - CARR GLYNN - , Bari. was - added to the A I SIIII I •1 gress *pan the Governmetitof Bonaparte had heels Coaneittat.• . ". The ' situation Of Prince' iscompbsed of a.erriety enderatood to *pp! to every other Government ex. Manslay. Laver: Yon , . with The.Mo g pie. I,,,e!as The C•iiitilf N inter. fllth June.-Ae the General Meeting at this place. Re s olv e & of circumstances, which 11 Is becesiary shoOld be ceps that of the King, Frani* . wottlii hate adored w r ,!,.....diay. The 11-ir at Law. " That n avueral Stibsriiptiou of all be °peak for the thoredglily eksreciated, If wt would not wish to be means to prevent the war from taklstg plat.o. lltis .!,,,,,..a.iy. The Al. reliant ..f Venire . • noviat Itetief and 11 , 1141 lif doe :Pansihes of the brave Otlicers • • tine ddedr_Orfalsoappearances. Of these circumstances ' last - remark may not appear unimportant atelemement 7 .,,,. v a ,,, 0 p 0 . hove to onaolgo re . that Min NA, from WWI, rind j's ivate, killed. and ..i the wounded Sufrrers or the BRt- • i.•nr:oi•i f.* ft few nirtvw at Ibis .Itheateedarid_ will satvite•bet ' T ISM A RUT make: t* comforted of the•iihrstrious WEL- nillerhfer to anterior eviatek' sorhe are 'connected i when we have to discriminate with awl* *tweets iro s,,pearisore in th e cours e of a_fortaialtsc. 1.. • ... I LLNGTON. in the si g ma Victory of Waterloo, and in t • . . . las a 1 _c .1... , ...,.. •h• ! arils parieinent op mini, and .. .0441es *MO tale (tool offences and thOsp which were thp elects of nr. TN , ik.....0 . 00 he Vowed re bait pail IV* o'clock. to severol ....mei.. t h e ..0tt0p... 4 0.' - F on ..., .otf oleo is. . -t• '- ...row- , ~ . . i l 9 616 / 4 / 1 " elk f aligelritit the sidelkltatill :Sir c hTfeee 1 cessity, and of the embarrassment .4.tatkil alsteneet. , a . 4 . ilith Jelv.-By the Licence of the King's Letter , granted • wittliV a ish ees eg g. h ere b oo k o so 4 lwe i 11,* , • • TiIEATSV-Itctlf AL. .COA'lNT•ottit of.N. by the authority of.thei Prince Report, ri the Orel:bishops. These considerations , thrall-. general, were in. the p er .. billtliZl:hlL . . .. .: . .• „, .., • I , tolleetiow meals,' nothin g under their direction. by nsible in formioca correct:jog/vaunt of our per. ON MON . DAY• h lt ve V r ii f,, N a ?!tif, Oct. 9, .. y recen t ii • d•is s p s e will f y ,.. , 1 0 h r ,. .. ; ..i 1 00;R: rof l rk e ti . r . 0 I ,l i gn iti ,.. eir in c ni ri fi r t c ar tiv: i stAr e igistr a t . 1 ini t' , -evtlo . of Vratfee . bill already hiptibeil ' men? l i ,iiee t e t ph a ti4l l ; Ba rt a i iaitiip a a . iii ee:n . o ttiy 1 0 0 b gif • • trird united them, before the abdication Of 80-;; f .101 IN OF PARIS. Piivote,, Lterers pit lAnterloo dr the It RlTtßii ARMY, ' tinder the romoomo of Firtiv i hra ,„ l 4h , Dow ur W lii.i . ,SR e , and even before the commencement of hosti- ' ttu l'e enc h e il a s bd .. ica t t c hl t u 't ; t i rst °4 lol "g ra.` " W -ree hn li f n a ed oci lt ed ny t . slyt i . n- After sildeh. forth* , 94 time . n New Forte, called LING no s , and al s o of the MUSS! AN ARM Y. under the ',I lit Wes no longer equestion of . d ire re di is g per. ! ~f c.p ~.P . • - , 0. THE FARCE Wit ITER. ; zotonotud of Fivid-Alarshal Prhtce IllstJetl ER. - - I . 1 - interests, or whkh were foreign to thobe of the 1 itiOuTd alit' Sad 'him iiiiii4ible • but Tilf *tit Aid.. , To whirls Wlll be ended. -- -. Subscriptions made"aa mewed Al leis 1 4314 I n ' ' 'coebtry itself: and the King, since 'cnmfiturelmil - ilestaeyed 'BLit only iltileining.charma his 4 etir° 10 I-A etsseer, Ithicefl°fib s to FrAce, as lia. -h a d weer • TIIF 11,1A(IPII•y or TVE MAID. . tlieoth - - • Zinia36- 6 10 4 .41'ali ) - :ltsta fund - in eves,/ heart the fira'l, Mr. Fawcett ; E,vesard, Mr. thr l yni t ires lienrY. . * element , ' or a l. biel looot Mareters aqd, out tree. interests. he nnr• . .. -. !art 01410curton. ' A elate of-disorder 'stiflitslits,„; . l ooger ho s . .n o i: *ill ' ew e r 'ha w , I. France • st ( 1 ' Mr. il.holg Broiansin. Mr. Farley; Justice a the Yitto z e, evlrrowit satismstrrioss: Mr. 'noels:all ; ' htisi , i , . htr. Liston ; • Bertrand, Mr. Adam ;• T.' Gard om , CL 101 James Polls selo 10 0; tesultefrom ceders -w hi& 'May be 'easily 01..' ' as ' i s ', e h, , „ ne it. fe e eat e e& The y nil w 'KU ' , dated : it Wi l lsoon cease even 'del Ur, ....al.!, Mrs. Davenport ; Annette, Miss S. Boutli, , . West Batten, Parrish Thomas Shadforth 10 (1' 0 . .1 John Atkinson• . 1 ,./ •is bad: itt" : , 'it tbere be ant 44_-besitation id I trisiee s . ' s ,' Uriday, Tbe Tennie•it. of Aysgartli, York- .10 0. .0 ,_,_ William Boson 10 0•1 'lr.tpole obstacles, and it Wanleilliadiptally errortaione i ittle:did -go' • .tbit Issisiatice or Whit is pagavara' te '..- , - shire bv the Rev. Wednrolay. The Iteggisr.'• Operit..l-) , ..:: ...•• • 4 •••' i - .... } l / 2,l l .. e i ff s2 e'' • W a htte lonn . 23 Ll 6 T. Smith, s.nrille.•row . •4 6 1/ ted unjust if we arefie'to • dealt:Site thig *temporary.lt t l . 4- 6010 , ) , ,of • _ t + 64 , N o r .. .. 14 .• • • i t ein , i 1 9w ,, : ... Tt antr a ) . Toe Sit anger. . 4 .lVilliaus Irvin g . A A Flia. , ,, Th.. !WI 1 for Seardal. - - U • aid isistritable disorder by tbsiasaines . ef resiatinceina i . - t- - --( - peace sae est of Com' monied; the Peo ' teltbql . ir Mon,l.v, Roggen and Julies. • •• . , ( C4 lo7, ll l 4 V7sr's:i n ' i cksi ll :i n te s , .taCh":B IHT4wh:64.r.A7"; 5 . "I' revolt. : 14 • trout of the infentions Of the Allied PO .. t - I n . --. ..i t -- 7 : 4 - i i - i I T A i 4 - 4 — p i— isT 1 - 4---- MAC . L'''''.-....... byllle Reverend It. •' 1- .41 k • • . _. . 3 6 , 9 i . 8 order l4? ) irt ;I ' al; 4 ittnitibn we- must rg* truth is thin Liable it 'Only 'imitate 4, preett.4tok bis 0 ' fee to :what tank place-befiu -- the 20th of filaich.—.l 1. 1 . - stA .! l -.. .. - Itte . --- LAT - 1 7 . W — A . ll.- - 1 - 12 .. sqiity - re : filei;ooartrayMlJ l K, C i l'.g t o f G oy t oo -l e ' - 7 • 29 1 le C ri u . „ohm , 'her itnien w ell her Monircli. T he Altn i ed i,.• -n floe rowbrie, nod brilliantly illuniin died. is tsbiltited every 1 Woad 9 . 0 0 Rev. J.' Blisekl•nro 5'5 0 lllssmaparte leelphiyelftelimemlben ► %wise . artifice to re- f r ei gns o t ii r ietito l l . p r o oos 'ol igo l o pip jo r i ors 'ajt:e s it " .. lioday Eveniag, pt No. 23, Oro -Borsdosetet. Mot Coodait- Peoria,. of Dorinoon - 1 m , -:iiiitost 'nohow i 5 o.' $ on a k etv. . p otteli g e_ o 4 t h e b „,.,.,, oo % Lich a Coar se of lertarps i 6 del ve xing . • Next I on Bain 20 0' Straker loaf Ti v vd 5 6 • . mest ....•`"lPrenui,ill9llsr i: sihli tteXpec t tb- et. ports 04 ter isitsittb!if i4l 4 • 't news% rveroa K , tkr. 9, the Gesikrnyhy -of • On' lethertrada i .11odhod• Chapel, a fter • • • *Am W a i ters a 5 0 sia•whan.a eittiAo•ia . skialagy thstated noibitli bat • th • • -. • . t.. g ., 31 -, , .etc pOnter td prdeitree that -• et t ;7it- will . be Aire * won mon the intern - tittle: Abject of the Lecture , -• f a &anion, b y the . P. (1, Ellie4ll . . b 5.0 the ante Of eaiii.la.4o .Undeceire It. - sr itiaslOn. nciedt to into:tune* - shit the • it . I.' ii ; l4 4l E‘ .114 * 1 Th.. Lettuce i omoleores ollleven n'Clock. l iter7l. HGs . nogg 6'o B•libt4t Healey" 59 • 0 Admitmore, Indio, kO,II (1.•1111'.“14402-4-: Children I. carts.- Parish of Roth.' , acid, ~ Nu,. Medley :5 5 0 bed . °l . reidrcessitr In °in. 'mind triltTery nits ' nilin't Vries* -Will *lie it 'nee . nticified.• - -Tiskt deehirlititile. - &ant.% occommodated with Terms proportionate to th eir : po...:ex. r e; 'lt ;herr lic i.liain Reny '5 . 5 0 , before the reverses sustained . by the army ter% iplecet '' t i, -. i • ieeh o '1 ' '• t • 1, - Iti g u p , "idlea t 4- •i , may no , 1 pe, se coitus est • % • Number. , Greoso; Gurwe 'O. 6 -7- Joseph Varner • 3 6 6 bot . couittion. is dot -prodbcarl -iii the ralede IV age l• e oh. s ofdipl onnic y ; b a t'it j a na ta ajaaj. -•A iisca • • - _ • • ._ . Thomas Wailes 55 0 • ~ • -N o a • F R O M S b - multitude with Co tn 4 Lth ISCii iII ; the rums a the tiOn would prejudge nothing; IC' '•• el' tie • RO Till LONDON GAZETTt:.. , - .1- 8 1 0 1'c 6 11 14 1m al New- James Croftsc , • 1/- • .. f . 0 ,, 41 ,, i, oci. 0 0 . , ni b. , c.&.stle.upont-1)..- i q , Wm. John Gref.. 55 °. evil-wee... 4 . 14 "4 shuttling. but SnlmtreignSittld.nsl 'enure calamities { - the 'reit Of only ' ' wind --• • Hod g e. ..dds mod Cos.s 5 0 "do le to observe, while they sterekat Parts. ttpt . a re. II IS r n Al ß A D J ‘ r t i v T . Y .l :S h., l i T,lo en ti p li t, A ,, l . .l4L to li i,p li u O .i • ni N U m " . ', s n i t' 4 " . suitn' F , ',. l ',.., e ''' . '",„! John Viotti!? .5" 5. it 'on of twenty.tie •soinitme grit over. EVery nii? Would '. ' * ti , .t. ' lit linnet tittelnste with- W'l id ' . the iti'teriiiiii tif ' st' YtIARLCS 1101119C.K11S, of No. 21 , !)IA city ciootnos, , mimic ,. ..ni,,,t,,,, ' toe rxo,r- l'annii ". Vi h .i e r f ie i - 13 ) e tc to ll ocillis timing, with/tit " ''' utIOS •• - ...: .. • e 91,01/ no longer separate , . j . .. 0 • Loudn. ANUS - CORROSION POWDER MANUFAC- ci , shmeate., ha lie Cush rot, Hen •55 41 . IN nod witbodt • 'peeple from those of the Throne. Ewell) , ogle ic-trog I 5 0 management. A great pa* of oor (Miamian hts conv i nce d th a tth e ki ng TOR Fit so the HOARD. and lane ordered him in Annie to , - Rev. J.S.stith.Vicar Janist R arn s,.y in eoriselidating hitt, pis*er; 'I. he emploved in the pressision of that article, antl'ethrr siorek t , .o f Novelist's- 1 ea. • • •Nothooiel-Clavold ' A 6 0 •arlitti from Olt want of foilssiglit ' Why should the as they easy be required for the covice MI thet deportlamit• wooe d find. eta obstacles' , buttishot he gi'' t,easilk I atit:ei by . Jieses . . Timiwy I,o z kin Sept. 2,bh. 1515. . 5 5 0 trah be now concealed? An imprudent and over , . 'overeonte: - • - tioist a ;he- also ers wbitit 'et, 44 pi • A.,,,„„,• Hopper 5 0 • •IE . g < • . The Nobility, amery. Farmers, Pie. ore resorelfolly inform- . s i o " re " ll :'' e s i t : " .. ' 'rms .. - 11. shield • • zeal for the rules and maxims of the ancient feared;,ot the pkiwt of - Peels, . now eidif; Bonspetth - - . ti, ni it ilt , v miry he ironseiliatelv suPPHed wil""b"" in' Carpi:olio,' of Sr's.- . Ali-% grurfirld 50 0 1 11 8ening vkl•ohle P dist; in env qu.soisv, either at ilse above address, or ciolt a.. . , t2O . 0 0 ch i e.h . s, h. 5 0 . 0 . iblenurchijed tothe:commission of many . (suite; alarms was thin left in poiseiiion of a title; e tetritory, in a offs's, of the appointed A c e, it- of HODGKIN and Co. ta l on s ; . - ; Liersien , m-CplosolSir Edword kOl/1-er 5. 13 . k ) *drikore than el* a.fitter' limo thevesuli as well ; 5 0 0 ... • s the pomp of .a Sovereign ; 'his elolication wu . sill. as Citiet nail Tomo% the Coned Kissodiss. . T • le , . • Nei l . 117:1 (i tt7.ii: : ". 4 Miff Hiek •seo is a fluctuation cl e e t tpinion and a disaffection to- trea t y w i t h th e Ames; Now, Jie.:4a.ito Ifs elmol6,* - .I..ri n Alitri ;.., . * ttekee.i. •ente--flitimeathrit:': • •Viiii . osvilowi-l•ppesttion,va o „. s l by F rom!! then by fartenb;. bj . r vi : s tr e t t liArz A. K LI . II I :S IC R lr . M s A 2 . : . ll4s ll 94. 4l L; C ad o f s halt-e itCr!7:l4lrl - ' ... Astor Pl la w re e. . a s c‘te •W lL ,Za l • • - CI Y. v• I ::wa 33 V • 3 3 0 „which ess•lttlown tolhe Whole vf-Porepe, - rad. halt ' an ' o nly , a p a f i ti t a • or p r o nsa l lsn a,: 1 1 0 •V TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : •. .• • seer Infantry 210 0 0 Thorns- Featherston 33 0 escape the calculations of Bonaparte, •aud he. bad 110 qu i res , h owever , vh s t- hit position should no t 0* ~ SII TZAR LT 2015C11111ERS Trimly House, 'New. Rev. J. Smith. Vicar 39 -0 ',,,e,,,i of any other 'invite ton to throw himself into sent any opportunity for again troebling the repeis . At .C 5 5 0 are entitled to 94' Volumes is Tows, or Se in • the 'conk 105 0 0 nen. liosio, Bucktun 3 3 0 Country Sir M. W. Ri.t.le ) , He'd., Smith 9 9 o the midst of this discontent, and these.elements of dig- of the world. -• 14 .' M. P. 52 10 0 Ruben Raskin 33 0 cord. In proportion as the perilous chances of a con-1 " The brothers and the other members af,hii dae 3 l 0 , • 2g 0 I II 6 ..,,,,,,,;„•. ;.-„, I . . son awl Co. 52 10 0 Thomas Rotonn 9U 0 . xendered all Iliiiirelthetrelmorlive, io the tame propor- I the qualifies which iospire-confidowee, now lltirdite' Sutorri t trito • I:,keit for a shorter retool ohm the Year. Latrine, Baker, and Slaters deTylers Cent- Annual Sulocriherr of Two Hotness are entitled to all Nei* Co. 59. 10 .0 pony . 30 0 ' ti ... on he might calcula to with a degree of certainty opon ' which give influence; it tray lie necessary,. howeter, . . Mori>. Pamphlets, sesrl periodical Publications. , . R. J. Lamborn and W. G. Smith u o 0 toe stupor - which great novelly produces, and that to :emote them. Without being at all dangerous Sulisei , bers at Otte Giiii.en and a Half per Year, Eighteen I Co. ' b.? 10 0 W. and J. P. Praetor 1 2 0 perplexity and confusion which seize the mind when personally considered, false .hopes might aitiniii ... Shitio g s per 11:41.Y rar . or H a lf a - Gu i nea per Quarter , wit boar Cookson & Son 7.6 5 U R. Marshall 2 2 0 • • be emitted to a ll N ew W or k s , except twat easoptiteis and pe - John • A,.der.on and J o b e &Moe . 2 2 0 Se . d . dela y struck by some bold and unexpected enter. t h en:, an d i n d uce d iem to become time ittstriinsenta 0 riodreal Publicati on .. S ons 21 9 0 Sowerhy and Phillips 2 2.0 pnZe. A singles, but decisive defectinn, doubtless fa- other*. The same spirit of prociinitot may apply tie-_ sith.fritive of Ogle Gaines per Year, Twelve Shilliar. per Donhlertry and Fos- Richard I.a-tibert 21 0 cilitated th e en t r a nce of Bonapa r te into Grenoble, a't other indii ideals, When licence and subjeciiosit, MAI Y•ar, of Seven Shillin g s and S. spew.- per QuArter, will vets' s . • 21 0 0 Charles Swills 2• 2- Ll' Awl,. he :mowed two Books al a time , :rid entirely excluded Campbell mind Borshie 11 0 0 Julio Porker 2 0 the per enamel when it *as still possible to avoid 2 'have alternately inflamed so many pis•iono, and p r o. fr.,m the imyr and expensive Vim ks in Qu l rin .5514 OCI'IVII,. (;441. MOW 1111 d Nita 21 0 0 John Heal y 2 0 the evils with which he threatened as. It was no ;l oc o s ! s o m u c h corruption in a people, there will at. ••• A Vs•riett of ,s it Pipers, for the Use of Subscriber: (.a e on Brown 21 oit 1.41.1 c Ni‘htson 11 0 Kelpie Atkio.nn 2.1 u u Thu chopantn i 1 0 longer so three.days afterward 4; he had alrearly,ohen at Test Cubseas and upwards. 'way sbe fsiund m ,, tl who do not know how to tub': . ~ , • - Walkers, Poi krr, and 6.so is af, w e,sa c ku;o4 1• I o he presented himself before Lyons, collected a cots- mit to any G overnment ; others, who cannot bend Thi , Day is published, in 5 Vol.. 1 4 2re0. priee 2"1. Co. '2l 00R. H. Hasson I 1 0 pidersble force , or at least su ffi cient for waging sit HON A I M li ON TE I TII, 'THE HAN DO NI EsT AI A N Winship ,. Berle, and B en j. B a n don 11 , o to the forms of a c o nstitutio n al mo ti ar c hy, and who OF 'fli F. ACE A Nose'. By Selism Davenport. Antlo i r of Co. - 21 0 0 [Jai. 1I 0 i Whelk,. war. It Wits; besides, at Lyons that he h ave fitlflity only to revolutions. Bat these indivi ? It " The s puerile," " thins of the Viscoslist an 13 d ~oliter, of George Forster 10 1u 0 v a le n ti ne Hutchin son 11 0 , began to develop hi s deep laid plans, by his pro- duals are few in number, for en this point there is • the al, - Air. yvto. llarte t Giithard and Joh n Dickeissou I 1 01 mises of consolidating civil and political liberty by more d anger i n exten di ng applicat i ons, than i n li m i t . Primed for A. K. Newt/row and Co, loadenhallotreet. . Co. 10 10 0 Rube l ! Oli ver 1 I 0 w het, sic,v Ise bad, published tins Summer. John Iteriurkk 10 It) UP. M. 10 0 every species of security ; while the assurances which ing them. We should teeter behold in public direr. FAMILY ESTATE; yr, Lost and Wan. By Mrs. R0.,3; Leici%e, Market and CLII quay Glaomen 017 it he gave, gr. which he caused to be promulgated, that d er y a n y thing beyond the first cause whirls produces '- ,Lit-. Ih.. - Co. 10 10 0 John Ittuwon 01 ° 6 he was secon d e d by LADY JAN F.'S POCKET. By the Author of " Silva- Francis Euart • JO lo 0 1 L. W. . 4 II 6 V 5 .0 • . aii q I tin, produced precisely the them; all ceases smith that cause; arid it has always mm-li t" 4 vol.. 22, Thoul.:s.l.ohei 10 10 0 ' Six BOZO i effect he desired: lie h a d, f r o m this moment, a been seen that endeavours to detect a faction only. 01• CON TINTED NAN. Hy A. I'. Holstein; 3 yid-. It. H. Willimusno to 10 0 16.. (A.Slitters :Old Clo s er 10 lu .1) • . ' support in the population, which uo longer ren. i serves to 1489 8 9• cre.lte new factions. The King knott.e Voris t to.. a View of Naomi% By Mr.. Peck. Serried .morph Pol•srd 10 10 0 Fspences . 27 13 o tie r ed I pos. 't sible to repulse hint, except by arming well that peace can be established only by putting an vii. , ,,,.. ; i ~..1.. 14.. Joho floysilools lc -10 01 -.....:-.-.....- • ths citizens, one against the other. The crisis, be- 1 , end to all uncertainty ; that it is impossible to pu- tt APO/ft ; or, the Venetian Soreoreq. B y Mr, S•nitn ; .I•.lws m owl Co. 10 10 0 1161 15 0 sides, was so rapid, that in the short transition from ~, s rob. lg.. ad. Comics O g le JO 10 0 -- . 1 nish an individual, without menacing thousands of H A 1141 A. OF FA I.('ON DER G. A Romance. B y mid ge ; ;• •,„Ii wii....& Bill 10 10 0 A s Prised...ad Co, I hesitation to compliance, and from thence to die ne- ; e i t i xens, an d w i t h out t h us expos i ng ourse l ves, sooner ` 111 neiatii Ur ; ;1 ~,1., 1 U ..... . Woo. Peters I d It)Parish of Qaaint.iin. Ell EACH Lit Y. A Rooronce. By LS. Stailhop.• g 1 vols. Mao. l'ltniuner end Bucks,-by .the new. cessity of obedience, the most rigorous justice could or later, to fresh tumults and insurrections. The . have discovered but few who were guilty, though . see d s o f hatred •which are sown in the heart a t the 2.:. Co. 10 10 0 11. Downin g 13 66 ' - —_ ____ Armstrong, Thom"). Parish of Evenly, , even the dread of plunging into a (-jail oar would have . commencement of a new reign, never die. li. the Pie. , , and girt-oily vial h published, io I Vol. 12run. son and CO. . 10 10 0 Northamptonshire, 22 0 0 I permitted here the application of revolt. It was dif-; t"fhe Sovereigns desire to know who were the and Bvo. oto,,ka, use, Wright per the Rev. W. I A COMPFNI)IOUi LAW DICTIONARY • ""•''''. to to n Leonard llcult for the citizens to hinder what the Govern. • abettors, - the instigators, and the authors of the re- - 1 Hood &Co. 10 10 0 Parish of Croughton, turn of Bonaparte. We venture to say that it was 1s• 0 , -1 , tr•tye li•leit ;.a et . il in stiooof the-Tern thand th e 1-41 .,... ; IW. Ileilh. ail and Co. 10 10 CI p e r ditto . 410 0 went itself could not prevent. The delusion which e....t: .;oodt:1 f r 0:e Us i r : Of she Couidry Gentleman. - the particular state of France which, as a principal ''" i Tvtle Iron Company 10 10 0 ' , mob a Hinton, per alone supported the Governotent of Bonaparte gra.. blip, Jilt th e Pro . ....ion 4 'slats. Newell and U.akin 10 13 0 , dims entertained , cause, produced his return. If we were to undertake a . 11, ) THOM AS POTTS, Geo,. 4 10 0 dually subsided ; no doubt could be morrison, Niossuiaa & 1 l'ariAs of Hardwirk, shortly after his entrance into Paris, that he would rigorous enquiry, we must necessarily enter into the Formerly of Skinner's-hall. Arts Co. 10 10 01 per data A reef Edition, lorlodin g roe Lew 8 ;top . Art, nod other a _ . .. . 10 0 bring upon us a foreign war; but during that inter; , details of grievances which existed, of the imprudent - t T ,,,1 , ,, : r,i"r f e " i' I i iv s ni" i ""l:4l 4 '. l. l" " lin t:" . erwood, N„- I Ta a ve unzi lli s i r b n i li e t r i r , :e i vei k l (ar t , L u l t i .L Ti.. 4 r a t i p t . l l l ,7.l C .l City of Loudon val he became possessed of all the resources of Goa conduct which occasioned those grievances, and. of '• aaa. 1 "11 , • , ; T. Iliimilion ;J. Mack t Gale and Fenner; C. 6th October. J. P. wEtoFoorr, Secretary. : vernment : his strength daily augmented by the call. the Government who petmitted, and in some degree tr , on i :,101 simpkin and Mar-dia. -- ---- -•---.- - - kg together a ll his o ld s o ldiers, and he had restored legitimated theni. Its this manner we should arrive MAGNIFICENTLY NOVEL. LOTTERY! • - E NOVEL LO fTRY SChEME. I ONIsY 15,000 TICK ETs, which have the Chance the hope of peace by. entering into negociations. at a general inquisition upon the whole kitetaioo of S ‘i-,1,F0 l i' l,, a s n it l ,.., ( n ; r o. a so h l .. ici t the n attention of the Pub .. il Prize, in she followill.- SCHEME. orsto,uen • 66 Forced to explain himself with respect to that France, and from (hence at a general overthrow of g Ticke t '. of ALL the nrrangement the amount of PRIZES is in- ii.cco Tic L 0 ts , yr ! :•tr,./d t io g tr. re ll:i e nt: 11'7:T61c:ea containing Il' ;he c rewed ON E-T II 111 1./ IN VA L 11E. above gt lint has ever a nd • • liberal popular Constitution which lie had so every thing. A proceeding of this kind is int practi- -1 Lipital :Ho ori,e r l', ir.cs hriongi"X i" " Lffilery of 00.(xx) before enriehrd , 1 Wher! with 15.( .. )00 Tickets , oi d the )arken, aodiestullirolziel Or e Prizes of .€50,110, ) , nod four of 4E2.1.0,g1, T;,re c 1 ,..r Cr". Lovernment Stock. Tlllll. E PRIZES of sCrO.OOl each, ;Hid the FOUR PRIZES of .€2o.i 01 each: pompously announced, public expectation was de- cable. In a nation like this, it must be witlfcaution ceived to such a point that a c r y of iudignation was that we agitate the present; and it is only in the r•e amount of S!ock <aid Moto yP , iZeS ttilY of as hid, may I MAY ALL BE DRAWN 7lii NOVF:MBER. i heard from one end of France to another. It is to future that we can discuss the past. There has been to mauls to the Tickets of this !Amery, isi'nore ono time,le th y . SCHEME. ,b e regretted, t hat at that decisive moment negnciations already much talk about conspiracies which preceded ti t tr , t,ally coutaiawd in is Lottery of the sante number of ; 3.. Prizes of .. £30,00U S . per cent.Consols.el i o.ooo '1',....0. • 1 4 .".' ridge , and Share- , Foe oat Sole ist• No. 11. Poultry ; N,i. : • 3 I'l. clewing-cross •; owl No. SI, Ald 4 ate Ifi g •-tor •et, the or- 1 8 her, of 5W I I.'7' tbitot Co. I 10 - lorable consequences of srATtLOTrEni cIi : FICI, ho. I, HOLBORN-BARS. ! l° 2,4 J • 21 ' Ism Money, 1 PERRY returns his , :Hefei arknowled4meuts • 40 too late, flint ho had deceived us in regard to the itlarin and precipitation. it is well known, that it which protected Bona. IF •to his Friends mid iihell'ub t.r l-, for their numerous (avows 2000 I h r 'tnter I•uncties, ioal reo e ceifolty orlis•its is rootin g :sore in 200010 ditto, . 1 '204).A1 ' Sheut to sacri fi ce to his own desperate circumstances; prate in she city of Lyons, in Hot midst of a pope. Mr- prf,Vll. SPLENDID Mut NtiV EL LOTTERY, which! . . ...Ainouming, In Stock rind Money, to cubLdwi, in Three per Cent. Coneiply, E 514,400. ' : but things were come to that extremity, that without ration of 100.000 souk. Same Intlivirluels at this tad were mare forward than others ; but ono Three Prizes of - .40 ono . . I . • Fur . - .rece ive their pro.lortiOh tralisferred to the I will i).l r. hi. ,11. , Ittrtv, with- itself. The Sovereigns bed math , promise', nod we would tell you, lie was impelled by the o ffi cers and ree. , •.. . Vil. - a P / 0 . liefidA Woos oT h XIOOO, sr ' "se9 .s r2ol. &e. & e . it c ", ' ou 4`l l ,7 ei . L a i i i :d i ' S i l l ta7es la i t t e r; e s r elling nu BUM'S, she Controrim's were ignorant of their designs, because, in fact there slithers; another would say that his troops abaridin. .1 ' 4 -3-me togeow r 7y capit a l t.riz r ',. ..• itt l 'lnt•. awry _entrain di- • Mire , 4, Cornkill; and 9, Charing-cr....:, Lo o do ss I who was a good deal of ambiguity in their declarations.— ed him, and that they dragged him along in their im if gnu were to seek the contictirin 4. L '" ''''''''""...ts.--•• 'flore.iitily. 15,000. TiAkelg, and thin have Shared ' and 940 d , in the Coolfarg jil.t erdeli, Na, 2.657, a We were equally ignorant of the designs of the King, petunsity ; or, 'VI entife Civinc;• of till whole 'Slone •' ' I rote: of 20,0JJ Prize of xtr.ooo, thre e of £l.OOO, and seven Golden Prizes • Money to a . y n • dit was feared, not only for himself, but also for a principal agent, either you would discover nopu i li; two, now t , • • Ittic ni Stock awl Honey. eo' 1314%40311 l't i cod in the Loacry which ceded kr April, ALL the toecc crtzes It" BegiLs Drown % the 7th ot November •istat. - of ,C 30,000. I the repose of• France, that the Ministers would per- but those who were innocent, or ycle wosild 64 • • ..• , :t• ...• . , 4 ,.: t .....,a. .- , s : .•fa•, ....• • • - • • - • 4 :".a, .•' • '" - ".;`,i-:"• - •,•• . 1 0, 'lO • ... • •• - ' , , ~.., ; .... • • .•, . . . .. . - ..- , ~, . . - ..., . .. , - , • • .... st„. . . : ._ . . ... . t 1. • , . .',...- . . - ,• • .. • . , •-• • ..04;‘,.. • •' • . . . . .. _ - , . • . . . 1 4 1 1,1