The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-22 00:00:00

I.' No. 3053. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1815. P R!CF 7d. " The Cause foe which Ilia Phis fell in the field, mad BPDNPY die,: o• the s capOrt ! " THKATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANK IT U( IS Prefect .EVENING Nov. 22, their Majesties' nt, will jerrige LIBERTY OF TIIK PRESS. Thos. Il io l nte , B o l ton- I Thos. Lee. Bottom " 010 of the Ellh Article and . the-reli g io us egecu ti on o f th e Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, 1 le•Mnory X 5 0 A Frietal to the Li- August 8, 1t413, Ruhi. Taylor, M. D. I hero oftbe Pre.saio. 010 g""ntri" . " P rP"ed in it ?' • . (bon . .' • AT a MEETING of the FRIEND of the s a ,„„ o m „ , . li f ,„ 22 , John 11.6.1315, ditto 010 " I prraimme in consequence to empire eepte.sly 1 0 A Fr0e...1 to Catholic from your Ministry, end from tfr auguat;r4iwer in the .ta. LIBERTY of the PRESS, held nos day, "io take into W m . 0,, vt .,4 , di" 1 0 Enameipation. dto 51. U. . onsidrrat ion the he,, mean . fi r N iT or 'mg 1/tutelary relief in Mr. More faithful thou for- • Other Fs trials of F i re name of Which you eterciareit, that you Cans. an D. LOVELL, Proprietor of the tirsTaNAN Newspaper, for tuwte, ditto .offerings, *MO h.. hi, itteo, red J anlrs H ase ld en. ditto 1 0 ° I cl : - " r q s ui t r i 3: 'll ' i t e ll . Ste j 4 : ). 81. 64. Procedure oft account of the fu n ctio n s whi c h I fi le d lb be put t with regard to me, to all. criminal the heavyy, Ito...Nand s in Ormly•oploolding, for a 11Cried of years, the invaluable Li- J as . Maoris, 'freight. I m •n, ditto betty of the Pre.s, net. ne:tr Jitlo 101 John Burned, F...q, in the month of March, 1815, of my tended and Mr. JOHN PICKARD, in ibe Chair. John Ile, wood, BA- Wool., ti Ctiti,gr, of my politica opinions. ton-le-NlllOrs 1 0 ne.:r Arbroath tof 2 0 „as .- 7 any . state of isolation and abandonment is a Resale , d, • Mr. 11. F. It ori-on '' 0 R. 101.11411 Mere-hill, Tout it appears to this Meeting, that Mr. 0. Lovell, the Pro- i near don't, primer and Pit'ilisher of the STATESMAN, I ‘ 1 come to my succour, and to enable me . to gAtiol o. by , 11r. tit olr. 1)..y rodeos Journal in the rause , if C•vil And Religious Freed nn. le- m oon ' " has siedained :an imprisonment of Four Year,. and n Halt io the 1 0 Fit stSulosertiotion from Gaol of Newgate. for what have been deemed three s-paratr Li Ft t e ri rt , l o i f el th w o m p d f ' e ditto 1 0 ' a , .few Fri. . olds 4 i yogi,. ► pool erful mediation, the right,l..bave amloitoiLl Litv Is, and which loose been proved not only Its have been an- , J. Brottell 51 ' k ,eriloo. no kt on. ! 66 II I i.nd pet blindly relied on the worfl.tof my 1 0 . chrst-r, by Mr. intent...m*lls libellous son his pan, but in one .1 the three eases ; im am s miihsvor . b many Sovereigns, I should, in, some unknown land, Jackson SO 0 Ike Vsereion was during his con fi nement, and einizely wi th out 1 u ,i,„,,,i... Ni „ 0fi ' ' 1 0 1 A few 'friend% at Co . have made my self forgotten. It is. thie sagest and his knowledge. 1 As•1 FA lend of Free sentry, byMr.Greett 1 0 holy word.lhat has caused my warily-eons it :)c That it lithe opinino of this eeting, that it iv an indispen- Discos ion, P. Baron 1 0 Edo ard Tit Dothan', Rot. 1 0 I 0 deceived Ira cannot believe go ; .and I expect with sib duty on the part rif dv.:raw. t•f the Libel is .4 the da oi.i I,4,„bi t „, of Alkutuuligeer Vre-s to ;odelasdfy Mr. Lovell ..o- the lose., he has incurred in Bolton 1 o i , confidence from your . loyalty, that ion will, grant mat ensintaintoc In.. steady nod intkviWe t•atelnliSm, and for his Thos. Cullen, ditto el 10 I einwenried of fun% assertion of the C.Mstitutiontil Rights tif Coe tibb , r , i ii.n.; r eceived b 8 111 k r • 1 . your powerful intervention. Peo;1.• during the whole period of the pieolication of that - . P _,. • _ y a ! note rot) s, ...s r' str aw . ; M r . (Signed) " NEI." Janinal. ...--. Thai the=e evertioa. of Mr. Loveli in the c.tuse of Liberty, COPY OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S AN- Truth, nod Justice, in.!epeadent 10 hi. sufferings and los..es, r i- ( t SH: : : 4 1 1‘7114 B 1:: :: : Y n 'I' 1 141" : 11 h iii- e ;ll)reireei c k j o ig w i l: n l ert n t r u P: fi rt el r . A t ee .a uc d t G l s h ial o lY r is ; T w r a . M3 v iril n r i :d i % s se t l n i .r e l iN d e l el ;e t : M t , h e re 4r. : o l l7 l: p eit c a ni e i of time Seymour. Newspaper; Lind by the Secretart, 45, bll , ER TO MARSHAL NP.V. - • • ' • ' titles him to the morke.t ai i..t. ono mitt support or she Public, : Paris. N,w. 15. • and dolt this Meeting mr. llll kark feel Peal Pleasure In p ro. Lent-street, Southwark. aseitiog and rceonnoviding tile Subscription already cotinteuced MONSIEUR LE MARECHA ‘s . •4 have . had the hoe! In his bellalf. J. A . JUCK PR , jun. Secret - try. i That' • sour of receiving the. note whch you a(laircsscd to. it no epneh of the civilized world has the independent _ _ LIBERTY ANTI) PURITY OF Tit F: PRESS. • 'quiets, or the Liberty of the Press promi•ed s . confer •-• numb _ __ - me on the 13th inst. relative to the operation of the AT a Meeting of the Friends to the Liberty and , benefit on Society as +:t the present period lit is, theortme, DOCUMENI'S RELATIVE TO NET. Capitulation of Paris in your case. .. . .I‘. /Nifty of the Pres-, c,alvenei by ithhitc Atisertiwonect, highly .neunibent on those who r that Liberty to manifest ---wanso-- The Cap ,itulation of Patis.of the 3d of July lair held ni the Crown mid Anchor Tavern. Strand, on Tat ...lay, a film. and ready , support in behalf of every man who has and . Tilt; as 411 - s - 1141. PRINCE or Tire vtosxwg TO THE Am.. was made betw e e n th e C omman d er -a lt o f t h e 21,1 NOM. 18Es. o To take into ctinsidesation tooth Nleasures us may hereafter Rosenthal most es-emial bulwark of the lode may he led coirulatee to affard Relief to ti.' nutnerms and pendence and fre.ednisof mankind. . B.‘SS %DORS OF THE "OUR GRAND ALLIED Allied .and Prussian Armies .on the one part, and Infant F -,wily of the late Mr. „1011 N MORTON, pi nrcicter . That Sevcri Gentlemen be appointed by this Meeting to net as pow Sas. the Prince d'Eckmuhl, Comtnondersito.Chiof• of the, of the sun .i v Itemew t . " a r•milaacem to carry lute ell ' .et the object s of the foregoing " EXcELLE3cV,-ft is at the last extremity, at the French Army, on tin. other, and related exclusi:sely HENRY BROUGHAM, Esq. M. P. in the Chair: Resolsed una: twat Iv, That by the sudden and eines periled ; ! Reitautlons ( . Signed) JOHN PICKARD, Chairman, moment in which the critical circumstances to which to the military occupoliun of Paris. death of Mr..l“lin NI roil, late Ptoprieior of the Swiday Re- f I see myself reduced, leave me no longer but too • f 'rite object of the) tio Article. was to prevent any •irsv Neo. simper, his Widow ond Six Children (four of then* ' Re "" iv " u`'"" tini. "''" , Thai the ihrotk,:of Coe Meeting he given .. to ; the chairman for feeble means of avoiding the condition and the ter- measure of severity under te,• military swan, at' aof infants of tender ... e ) .ire left ea:, otaatiou which well merits co nenetit.g impartoall v the proceedings or the. evening the attention of the !!enevaleat o i nd amus i ng. rible danger of an accusation of the crime of high those who mad:: it towards any persons in. Paris,. on That to a poll c and tailependest Journalist. for upwards ef i - sudIcRIPTIONS Recite/CDs treason, that I resolve to have recourse te a legitis account of any offices they had tilled, or any .eentlect 23 sear-, M.. Morton never ceased to bet '.O. RITMO inearrupti aid : SaLs.:.v .. hitbrend, Esq. Duke of Redford. by rr Mindy°. toe of the Cao,e of Civil and Religious Liberty. XlOO 0 the hands of Alder- ! mate Address to you, of which the object is as fol- or political opinions nf theirs : but it never was id. of hit Country, witih. he, at the s n, time, ins:emined !it the : Sir " ~•- 1 , ,_ . eath. man %Volsci .ClOO 0 • low. • tended al d ',ever conld he inteuded, to preveut e;thee day of his deans a c .vac: . lof annapeackoble min rift ..od in- j t` me . ' ' 3 , ewe. 80. t. hi . P. 50 OR. 51.,1ine, Esq. :' 3 46 lam sent before the Chamber of Peers by the exi ting ,, French Govornment, under *nese au dewy in his private civ.du, • T.W. Coke, Esu. M.P. 50 0 A few Friend.. of the That a Subsceiption he au* opeo•-.1 for their relief, sod that . ' virtue of an Ordinance issued by the Kiag on the thority the French Commander-in-Chief most have . Str . F . ..l . Surdett, Bart. C inch and Ho...es, she f o li o/t in, - 'eutlemen be requested to Vim a Co.:m*olre bt) 0 Dartford SII flip instant, and after a speech addressed to that , acted, or any Ere-clo G ov ernment which in . ight suc (with power to add to t..eir ouitiaersi, to plahnote the same. a. , e. m. 8. 0 mooch. E . Mr Bryan Corcoran 1 t Chamber by his Majesty's Prime Minister. This . ceed to it. from acting in this respect as it might Wrll as to manage os haterei fatds may be pear .ired, li. -uch way, J. Coles , Palk, R ea di ng 20 0 W .S.Addingt on,_ Pei?. Mums appear to them best • leulieed to •.,It tt.. present :Ind fit- ! imposing ti-uuneietio.), and the conshierations upon seem fit.-I have Vos honour to be, Monsieur le Ma ll'. Z. 40 0 Goldingto Lodge, f lute relief to the Widow and Children of Mr. Morton:- lir. (:rare, Mr. Sb dem, Mr. A l derma., Worod id 0 near Bedford 5.5 which it 1. founded, are of a uatore to give me jost • recital, your most obedient humble vivant, . . Mr. Sp.irkev, I Mr. Miller. , Cart Stanhope I P.ow. Aust l . Esq. 10 0:J. H • 'lie, Esq. High 20 0 1 W sets...be 5 0 approtensinoa. Among other motives for instil's:Pig i (81:ncd) W ELL t \l'iTONi. M. tiro les. : I.Prrey, E.l. Chronicle 10 0 152 Friend...it the Green my process, I have read with astnti;shmesit in that That Mr. S. Eta dist), appoioted Treusurer. 10 0 IPiest.a 2 0 speech, ' that it IS3 , even in the name of Europe • Resolved seat inionsly, Twit the Thanks o f this M ee ti ng b e . M . e. B l' . .tritlhato 1• • 0 Chandos Leigh, E-q. given to HOW , : Brueeloato, E s q. for Disable and judiciow, con- 's 1.1 0 that the Ministers came to con ore the Chamber, led Me..rs. Rosman 1k Sou 10 10 of the Albany dues iii the Clair. 10 0 Dr. .I , la, Peacock 10 to require it to try me.' Snell a declaration, suffer C. Sillill, Secretary. bl j''' • ."" wri ' t ' t John foliuston, Lsq. 10 0 A few F r i 'nos, at the Jos. SNAIL% st 3 0. me to obrerve, is irreconciienble with that which has E. L, ,-1, 2 0 Wm. Italle•t, Esq. . 5 0 Lord -- 5 0 Aochor, Coppice -10 0 row, Cli T ke/1”..11 1 4 passed in :hest' last periods of agitation hi France. I !Lippe .1 `.l. Goof. 6 6 W. Joni , . Buodett„ Esq. 5 5 A. Crompton, F.so of Ido not conceive how the august Allies can be made , Tie... Nor swore, Fog. 6 5 BrechConago,Wal p ,Irti , y 11: Mu :11in. 5 5 to, n-ar Lioeronet 10 1 J. In imitervene in thie criminal prnceetling,•since their E. lieu. Weekl Baum, Antelope Dios i o 1 1 1 ' :sit. !terra , 5 6' M r . %to r t ur er, Saqueliam 1 n mrgiotnimity was genc roo.sly occupied with the care 06 ! M ae , ., 'ham, Esq. 55 I A Friend, per Auto 10 o f gratan t ee i ng me agati. . t it and since a formal, w . s Josepl: Black 0 10 Mr ' ls' '•"' 5. b Live' om .1 Morenry 1 10 0I Compositor. of the Mr. Waiihnion D sacred, and inviolable Cotiore:tion exists upon this M: w Mime Brown, 5 0 Mr. Galloway 5 0 Mr. Vs% ant illiitt-4, suhjert. Cilipir,on i Mr. West 6 b Lee& Lirill. I -i. Brown, 2 2 ' 41. Deign to recollect that by the Treaty of Paris, -ad Regiment Mr. Char l es Hoppe 1 1 i ' • 5 3 , Soften Bruere, El. I ; Mr. ll too . 3 3I Brighton 5 0 of the 30th of May, 1814, the h1:11 contracting Im mo,. , t eel! 11 i Mr. Kmisioush 2•1 M.. Ness hold, ditto 10to s bud formed ell alliance with his Ade sr st Louis Mr.. Brown, sen. C. . 12 j Mr. Smith, ditto 10 0: s A Gentleman in the XVIII. Being informed at V;e11.10, On the 13th of 2 21 Mr. Westutli V 1 i Tw•• Friends to the Teninli- VV. 1 I ' Cause; ditto 1 0 March last, that the cause of legi'imacy in France ov Mr. S Break, No. 110. ' Mr. C 1 01 Mr. Nu er, Cambri••ge 1 0 • was threatened by the return of Bonaparte, they i Hardy, 167. l'..et•tlee't t Nl'. 1 j is 10 W. r,. ;nuke. Esq. 5 0 ;now-hill ;mod at the Bat or the , - - . k resolved upon the solemn Pact of that day 13th of Isar. K . uor 1 1 J. Collier, E.g. Ply resolved ___ i Hears Lampert 1 1 1 1 month 5 0 March) with the Minister's at the Congress of his • Mr. V. 1 Mr. Po , •lpti 1 Ii 11 Mr. Howell rile°. 2 3 ambied‘e ti ' 4 • 11•• a Christian Majesty. lit this Pact the Allied C Mr. 'reapplied I 1 •Mr latiett, , ditto 1 0 Soiereigna doclared, ' that they were ready to give W. T. 1 1 j Jtolin Tetortny Fsq. 5 5 ' to ths Kin g of France and to the French.iintion the 21 Ms B A. • Fortiori 1 10 • .. Mr. J. rellisKe '2 0 E. 'l ., anotho.re 6 0 necessary succours to restore 'italic tranquillity, and Mr. lesoliog 2 2 I Rrevt Ft tendon* Mr. . to make common cause against those who should un- Mr. Walker 22 1 J. Perry's, Peck- j dertake to disturb it; Messrs. Puller S 7 lane. Nottingham 'A. 4% 1 .64. i Mr. S. Perry b 0 I Low* *Mo 0 0 nd g 6 11l the confirmatory Pact of the 25th of the Mr. S w an 2 2 I Hem , Scholtes; Falq. ! same month of March, the High Powers engaged T. IL I 1 R. , adiog John Fit z gerald, Esq. 50 1 He n ry Legged, Esq. 5 0 ! solemnly to unite all their force to maintain in i J. P. Grant, Lsq. M. P. 5 bi Reveries 5 b all their integrity the conditions of the Treaty of Soe,ll Suh,crileioto 4LI; An Ohl Prima 50 1 Paris against the plans of Bonaparte ; they promise MW. A. M., ;. q. h 5! Joseph Birch. P s q. Win. Bord.m. Esq. 21 ti ' M. P. of Red Ilaz- ile act in common. They regulate the respective con- Mr. i'i. kord 5 I a te., n ea r Li ve rpool 10 0; • tingeing they proposed to march against the common Mr.llttitcork,Ntainghaa 10 0 Meer Green 1 01 A. Cron, ''Pli. 2 2 J. B. 2 2 , ene m y. In fine , his Most Christian Majesty was in. Mr. Euler, Nottiolleet 1 I s Mr. W. Molt. Coventry, I 0 ! vited to give his assent to the said measures, in case CWlliptlAilr4, PIT,- Mr. A h rahnm Herbert,do. 1 01 h e should stand in used of the (u .ciliary troops that m.•.', Ae. HA the m e Chinks Bill. do. 1 0 Slatesntan (Mee S 10 , Mr. John Clark, do. oi n f were promised him, &c. F.- it Er..v 2° 0 I Sl'. J.orph Riley. do. 051 "It results clearly from these di ff erent stipule ('ha,.Phindell. F-9. Marquji. of Tovisieck 10 01 onus that all the armies of Europe, without dig. Ince, near Liverpool 20 0 11r. Hobert Preston, • s Mr. C. Sutton, Pr in. • Liverpo 1 0 1 linction, ol have been the onxiiiories of the King of ter. s:noinu,tran 2 2 Mr. W. Preston. dn. 10 • France: that they have fought in his direct interest A few Foetid. to Free- Mr. 11. Pre.ton, do. 1 0 . dna. at the Sir Fran- M. P. W• oil l s . d o . 1 0 ! for the submission of all his•sobjecto. Victory soon rio Bur.eit. item 1 0 Sir. D. Hears. dn. 1 .0 : decided in favour of the Euglislo and Prussian arms T. S. per Messrs. M r J. F.datt;id, do. 1u . united, Hoare and C.D. 2a 0 Mr. Sans. Fogg, dn. 10 i on the plains of Waterloo, and brought Mr. Mitchell, Newcastle 2 2 Mr. 11. Itllison. do. 1 0 them under the walls of Paris. There remained, to F. Manners, Esq. 1 1 Rev. W. shentreni. di. 1 . 0 . oppose their ulterior progress, a corps of French A. B. 1 0 Mr. The.. Seddon. A Friend to the Canoe 10..6e. Mr. Jos. liorltre. &id!. 1 0 army, which might have sold their lives dearly. A G.ltio...ters, Esq. South- Mr. Fool n Horsey do. i 0 negociation took place, and on the 31 of July, a anipton 5 0 Mr. W. II awes. 4 :.• 1 0 convention between the two patties was signed. The Jame. Toomas, Vol. Mr. Jades Hervey. di,. 1 0 of Mateo St. Moans 2 2 two JR. rreme, do. I 0' 12th Article of which says, Coknel ..1 ho-on 11 UIW. T. do. 1 n 66 6 Shall be equally respected, persons and pri. Mr. John (laniard 2 0 J. D. I'. do. / u vale property : the inhabitants, and, in general, all R. P. Swaine, Esq. Leer!. 3 0 1 Erne go torah, a... 1 n Mr. 'Whey:re 2 0 Mr John Chrlke, do. 0 5 the individuals who are in the capital, shall continue 1v... nose..., Etq. 5 0 Mr. lions. ileum.. dn. 0 5 to enjoy their rights and liberty, without tieing dis t'. Crompi tttt t M. D. 5 0 Mr. Lord. do. C. B. and Co. 5 0 Mr. Itautiles, do. li ill lt turbed, or sought after for any Odom relating to the B. C. I). 5U I Mr. T. Eye..., do. li 111 functions they occupy, or shall have occupied, their J. A. Your, Esq. 90Mr M. Bower, dn. 0 5 conduct and their political opinions.' A. Z. 3 0 A Friend its the Li- A Corn merchant 2 0 betty of the loess 10 0 2 0 Doctor B. Gilchrist, "The Conve e ntion has beet, Sinc to t i fiittl by each of I'. scholey„ Lsq. Mr. P. K,'ir 1 1 Edinburgh 5 the Allied Sovereigns as being the w tit kof the two 5 Powers, the first delegatel de facto. It fas thus !K- A few Eriends in Kent 1 7 Mr. Smith, Liverpool E. M. Barret, fl a g. mercury 2 2 (piked all the force which the stoned right of nations, Ledbury 10 10 Mr. R. 1. ,, ck 1 1 the rights of nature, and of persons, could impart to F. Nlauners, Esq. (..e. . Mr. Wm. B intent S. 0 . mid subscription), 4 4 a•oepo m tilts,. Ere. -10 0 it. It is become the unalterable safeguard of all J. V. 1 R. Cuolitfe, Esq., 1 .._ . - - Frenchmen whom the inisfori one of the troobles may TANIERLA NE. Bajazet, Mr. Kean: Tanir.ficw. Mr. P po t Arpasia, Mrs. Bantry s !ielima, Miss L. Kelly. Te sokreh In hr - 4 :lrd, WHO'S ? Or, Till DOUBLE IMPOSTURE. ihurotn, , It time, Where to find a Frirnd. Th e 1),,0n to bit filtered at ball' pilot the o'clock. to be- Ito Ht trap:Lit mt. 74.; Serimd Price 3m. 64.—Pit. 5,. 6d. ; Second Price, Ya• Lover Gall , rv. is. Second Price, h.—Upper Cialkrv, Se.,,nd Prier. 641. COVKNT (=AR tt , :N. lII T S present EVENING, Nov. 22, ~ .rf Garrick's Dramatie Romance of CYMON. To which •••!! t... LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. Thursday. Percy. Fridt%. C%roors. Saturday, TheThme‘ter. ,Place- far the Roves VD he taken of Mr. Brat:Mon, at the Bo x.offier, thart-street.fr from leo till I.,tir. A Private .nal he h.itt “n application to Mr. B -11)411 the B .a-other. will . . NOTE RELATIVE TO TM: CAPITULATION „PP PARIS "It is not wished. nor is i# possible, to re4l'ihe results and the consequences of the Capitulation of signed by the Duke of IV-Ilington and Prince Blocher. in the name of the Allies, 4 , 1.1 pr ',wen; immediately the re-establi , me-t of the Throne the iltirig ; but the subsegoniit busercatlons are iii;de on the faith and validity of • Capitelatiols*, will) re- , ference to Articles 12, 14, anti 15, of teat of Paris. " Ca, itulatii.ns or Conventions cooelinled by Commanders-irs ! .Cbief,, are nut momentary and pas sing conventions, but are ever y where recognisetl as permanent engagements. " Treaties thus-formed by their representatives cannot be arbitrarily changed by Governments, par ticularly to the prejudice of the security, of the pro perty, the liberty, and the life of t;,e party guaran teed by the original capitulation. Earl of Thanet se?s 0 Sir F. /Willett J. K. Citt.4.rit Ma. T. fie !r:tt G. Bennett I I : °debar., D W. Harvey 1Y illi4l Wi4gelt J. It}der H. Mr. M. Ilibh C arch, Ely. ivi-t A s:lfil 50 0 25 (1 25 0 5 0 30 0 2 0 2 0 11 11 11 5 0 Elitor of Ih N us 5 0 Pr •p I _ e the e Nriircp , rr 10 0 Sub•cii 'lnns are lereivrci I T. Hint tialuuri Mil Pr, Skinner-stwel. (Juts si and Aftelsor Tay. Ha, Str, OD Mosul:iv, the 4111 of Dei erntier, svitl l e p.. 14 ow, • bowel% primed in Quarto, price 1, 5.. i.. Ii ~id,, % !- P.m Fitts, of the " Even no possession whatever acquired by the capitulation, can be disposed of without fulfilling the conditions under which the acquisition has been made. .. QUPPLEMENT to the ENCYCLOP.EDIA L.' BRITANNIC ; oith •.t. n.u, r hiloititig a groeral View of Ibe Procrrii of Nloiaph I:0i. eal, find Political Philthophy, hince the of Leitcr.: it Euro,,e. " A Government in yielding any possession what- , ever, cannot disengage itself from the guarantee of a capitulation ; and the obligation, not being &von ,' Hulled, the oppressed do not the less preserve the right of claimitiz its protection against labscquent violations of their personal security. 66 Civil or military per‘ons, arcusrd of political offences, covered by a capitulation, cannot be de livered up to be tried by a Gurerlll7lent, nor even by that which is re-established in its rights. " France has consecrated this practice in all ci vilized nations, and particularly in England, the history, of which presents a series of obligatory ex amples. " The only deviation occurred at Naples, where the capitulation made by Captain Foote was not re• slanted by Lord Nelson, and where the party sur rendered on the faith of the English Government, to the re-established Neapolitan Government, was per secuted and executed by the Idler Govern:nod ; bat Loud Nelson pretended, tl;at Cytain Foote was not authorised to make a capi , uhtioo, and yet that odious transaction has cast a shade over the charac ter of Lord Nelson, and it excited so much horror in England, that nothing but 1110 eminent services of Lord Nelson could have saved him from hoing the object of an accusation and judicial proceedings its Pal ha nsPW. By DUGAILD STEWART, E.g. F'.R.a. Lurid. and To the Second Vitheme throe wtll he plefitted n similar View nr the PROGRESS of Al ATH to . NI ATI:, A L and ell 1 . SI C A I. SCIENCE, by Pt ofessor Phyfair ; anti the Puhii,hers he; have generally to mention, that the Work is arranged apon plan, ealcuhted not only to romp.. !e the i.; , eNeloptedia itri t. tuned in all ilft departments, hut to ..(ford w Itninl tm.lf • preh►nsive view of the progte,. a n d pre,ent ,late .d• the Art and Sciences, and of genera l.itcratort•• The List of the Colaribnba , ha, been Inn 4 heinre the. Puhlir, Mid contains many of the iambi emihem Litera.y names that %multi's ran boat. rhepre,ent Half Visitltfte is iilustrated ts iglu 1 i P . AIN, 1.11- 7. , 1%1,1 (from origin II drawings) by the lint .Arti: s of London I. - - . l'run,..l to. relittut!ri Conftaltle and Co. ; Gale aid frother. te n don; 1111 l 'l4 W nitti 541114. ; Joh.' I)nbl a ; and to be liatl of rvery Itivokbcfler ihtowgh out the Uoited Kingdom. Of whom tray he Kull. ENCYCLOP.E9IA IintrANNICA, 2) VG:l:tars, Fifth Editian. price 310. htmnil• MATCHLESS WHEEL CONTAINS "Iff F. tiltEA rtisr PRIZES EVER IiNt)WN!!! 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But mom the number the Prise'', The es quorilisotry advantage by she Ri.e of Stocks, And thr few Tirkel, an.l Sns.re. remaining an inirstii.ite puivs,aw is essential, to preyed( di-appointment. " Recently. Generals Sivary, I.4llemma, and se veral others were nor delivered to the Fietsch Go. vernment by the English, because the Captain of the Bellerophon had pledged his honour, and that not even by a written Convention, but Iv an understood engagement, that all those who embarked under his protection should hare their lites secured by the Go vernment. The King of France cannot pretend that the capitulation is ant binding on the grounds above stated. flow ran he SP .k to violate this single and most solemn of the articles, when with regard to the ethers w:.ich are to the disadvantage of France, he has been compelled to lend himself to their rigorous fulfilment ? The capitulation was concluded in the pante of die Allied Powers, and the King of Francis, on tha day of capitulation, was only °iv member, of the Coalition, according to the terms of the declare. tions and proelamciens of the clink...red Powers. 1 /pd in mrticislar that of June 2.2 d, signtd by Me puke of Wrllinglun. 44 The friends of justire bring forward titese serrations the mote readith as the whole popdarloss - ; Geo. Turner,F.sq. FOGS AND GA NIP AIR. • SuJ n. Wells, Jun. Esq. BA RCIAPS ASTHMATIC CANDY has for Wm. Carr, E:i. Ask many ,ears hero proved a st elr...rwil preservat.ve hum. near York 10 0 fro m the ill rat. 04 of FOGS and DAM l' A IR, *hi , . hno this Joon Wyhourn, Es q . 5 5 b• 1•41 n of the yea: are so t oeludieh:l to Oh ..,. who a re offerted J C. I 0 '"u As IBM A I'IC COUGHS aul SHORTNESS of Mormoduke Maw, Esq. 2 0 Illt LA fIL It: , elfeets Ole to e .p.. 1 W ind, to defend I,le stn- J. D. J. 10s. Od. I" u'io I the i.1111511,A.11 of Damps, ond to relieve those alto J,,,bul Grigby, Esq. tuff.l. tr,ho 4 dire. ally or Meat nist a . i Bury Prepared ..ro v , nod so'rd oiode•ale root retail, hi' Barclay and : Eduard Lawson. Esq. "',, No. y 5, Fl, et tors t 4 and remit by all Venders of 51e- The Fri.-lids to F‘re u.ena. in I 14'.4 n awl Connto • darn at the Rowliffe ()Lott s e the none of Bdlday and Sous on the Stamp. Artah . Nuttilloam ' - .."'‘, 1 0 Ithekh.ern Mr. Bea t jausiu Flower 5 0 1 0 have exposed even to the legitimate resentment of their Prince. " His Most Christian Nl4josty pritively acceded to it himself upon entering into his capital ; m o re than once he has invoked the imposiog authority of this political contract as an act indivisible in all its parts. •4 ❑ence, Excellency, can it be doubted that I am sell rounded, as one of the parsons for whom this stipulation was made ; iu claiming the beuefit ' Friers!, to Ihr Liberty of tile Pre,., umb••risuid Anne, terell-4teen 319 The Yqothful Friends of Ftrrd on. in the Burtmill of Lower :4 • Z' . • • • • -1 14. " . fib .14 ..Itz; x .... 7) .1 . ,/ :,.. 7:k H'..) 7 , . .. . --,. , -•,. .. • ' , t 1: 1 k al bill t • _...--/ - \ - ' ts • 4 • rt , • c . , . • , . • I, . " T ~ 10 0 1 0 3 0 3 0 _'.y