The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-07 00:00:00

FRIL7 ~v. --"," -7- . i. , , , _ 1 1 1. s Cr lit • A; 471ii,c "2‘ 14 4 . % N:O . , • - ..• —7. -.rh0.... ... 1 ' ••••• ••- '', '" , : * D .' • ~ .- . . ...., . v ., c .. m. (44 : ... . - 4 \ t ~ 0 II,'• . • \; l ' 0 'WI? ..\\ ', .. . , i 10, )- ~ - ) ..., , • • . .._' (;i, pono.kr (1 ,t ''•• - 1 1 ) e 00t r il . nt 0 . f .1 11 1 t I'• - . l . • , , • 4 4 7 0 . A ?Pr - 6 LONDON, TRURSDAY, BEI'7I I EII , IIIER- 7, 184. No. 298& .f. PRICE 7d.. " The Course fur e aids ildurbrN es t6F ',WA, mut Srl•ozr diM 1;11 the kniiittil" LIBERTY OF Till{ PRESS. ' THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. • Crowe and Anchor Tavern, Strand, HE Public nre respectfully informed that this August 8, E 515, T Theatre WILL OPEN on MONDAY NEXT, with AT a MEETING of the FRIEND; of the IIAirILET, PRINCE: OF DENMARK. LiH mury of the PRE S, held this day, .• to take into fon ..terition tin , ies , means of alforiting pecuniary relief to Mr. Hamlet, Mr. Y,..ing; Oplieliii, Nliss Stephens. D. LOVELL. Proprietiir of , lie SlTtregalt.t a Newspaper, for 7%. which will he added, - the lieass lia-i-s, runt severe sulfwings, *hien tan hi' incurred* LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. fa ( , „ a lt upholding, fur a wries of years, the invaluable Li- • kity of the Pfc.'s, The Politic are respectfully informed Dint during the recess, the Pr.iprienirs have been diligent in making every addition to Mr. JOHN PICKARD, in the Chair, the ;irrionin•idaiiii.: and elegance of the Theatre:—the. exert i • R or, with the Grand HallHallnull Slairense, will he illuminated ky 7031 ends . d. mmy' In this Nteeilnir,ll t Mr. n. Lovell, the Pros G.,s--the interior hds been nealy adoroed=tbe deem at ions new il Jivi Pohli.h•-r of the STAT prinished—yid a Grand Drop Curtain I s m been designed, to dor ailel ISSUA N, eini.eot oa an i n 4 e . bin' meade„t J , o • 'ill in the flollie of c.vii and n v ii z i 0• r ,..... dm0, bormoisite with the whale. tis,ustained ..n impri.oionlein 'of Four Years and 3 Half iii the . !swam 7.. ; Seci.nd Price Jr 6d..--Pit. *. M.: Secnad (;.,el .•1 Neivg.‘ii., fur wort have been deemed three s panty P-tee,. 9..—Liiwer Gallery, 2s. i Secoud Price, lc—Upper Liba t , and a hiell have lieeisprosed ova oi4a In have beet' no- eater!, L.; &fond. Price. 6d. un e niniiiatlN i , 14 . 11.1114 on Ilfli part, b u t in an o n ( it s , 'e rr e c „..•. • piairrs fn r _ Ik e ... m poste iis be 'Aril of 11r. Brewton, at the -am was•wasduri..g his confinement, and •-•-•!•• -Ii -- i svv- --m-- ••• - - --' - ' •-•- THE WNVENTIONS WIT!! THE MURAT FAMILY. It has been reported that the treasure of Murat, amounting to three m illi ons an d a ball of ducats, had been seized. So many exaggerations, end even false , itoods, about the treasure of Bonaparte and his fa. mily, have been circulated, that we olwayfreceire such reports with caution and distrust. But a few observations are suggested by the , facts which are known on this head. Bonaparte wns vilified as plun dering tlisi public treasure of millions, by the very pervont, lho. a month hefore, hart excused, fly patiegyrited Lewis XVllith for purloining the ill tional kite!, from his ceuotty ; yet u hen the,bagege of the abdicated L \ mperor, he who had the Fru( -.ow -~ ... . . • - cepted iii obedience to kia commands, awl now loved and cherished from o sense of the kindness and jus tice with which he had uniformly treated her. It is not to be supposed that Austria would anbitit to b. outdone in a breach of faith, and the capitulation :of Capua was not 'hatter kept than the Convention of Naples. By the V.:tit and 13(h articles 'Ail pi.. sowers of war were reciprocally to beeves itp," and popolasion was granted to all foreigners and Nee• politans to limes the kingdom within a month, yet tlatefresich officers in the Neapolitan aerviceorbether ! taken in Capua 'or before, Were Meanly , and treacherously 4etaiued." • • The shore quotation of the Conveufieit of Caput -will be found correct, by o reference to the !Supple 'went of tho Ghartle" of the 6th Of junelast. We ~~ ,i' tier i.k.0.n... entire! *llikit ' `Bas -office:, Itariss — reo, - frnin lei ,1j finer. i Ills [(mon ledge. . i ' A l'ovrille Has inav-he had nightly, on application to Mr Taal ii is the np:ainoi.r this Mect;nr. that it Os no hislispeis. 1 Brand u, at the Bas -other. - . . . 1 1 . 1 0)861'04:once At his feet, was selected to a search, as strict sit earnest for the recovery- of stolen goods cannot refer •or reiders to the s►eth seatge.for the Con.entioe flieltiee Capt. Campbell,, Of the Tr.. s ible dui , / ex ;he: p i f ; ~if air Mv..rair...f t h e Lille* ,, ar Ibe ; -'he . IV'teb iv he °Petted at bolt past flee o'clock. tobe . - ' could hi authorized , the whole amount of the pre: I•• nu) •C, Hr . Lovs•II f.ir the 111.4e4 Ito m p I.u. inti. d ill •au of ban put Ms.• •I "hidden treasures he had &Massed was 4000 Napo rai"l'lni"L' hi . '" l / 11 ' 14 is."..'',lihie P". 111 "."'""...,_""ri. r"... h is '. A Dew' ( round Meln-franto. fouarled on the popal:4l- French leotts !! lintl'this paltry *Sin, in value not exceeding . ' i ssoesitieil•movi fe ll* miser , iiiso or i Fie Ce.tobllllllloll , tl it i i nt, or toe • p i ece n il , tot , i tti e vo w* . J i; ,,., i k .,..., i n prep , ml; 1 ,, n d ur i ng t he Prop/' daring l!le *hale Lirrainl of the p a bli cal io u el that bismiser, ;tail will be proctored in 111.• • alone of the week. 35001 etas . deemed to..our calculating . Mitsiaters too Jouri.4. • • , • Th.it tlie , e everliniss of Mr. Lovell in the c o m e of Lib er ty. , Troth, ;Ind ilissliei.,• In/U.0(441 , k of hit. siilferiii i is :mil le“,-.. eu- A MAGNIFICENT NOV/11MY has, in every their forntidable captive. They paid, forsooth, a. . fa._ age, iie .. iialrfd . ...universal. op rottation. Ti . attain tins, is greit Compliment to our navy„our army, and. our title him 1., the ma rk t .; aitelision ;led . sitp l inrf sit the public. • • - • •• • - • I P ' -' ' tire ;li - 7ount fr ment(oms, and the l'rince Cariati, beCause, strange/a tell, our Ministers poblished;on that day, the Con ' 'elision between. the Auseoiew'snal INeepelitan Core. •manderi 'at Capin, in the presertitlitoei breich.of which Biitlsh honour was not directly friitilreddsat they gore Ili& public a garbled and imperfect ab `.aaract of an instrament, to which 4 gallant and ha. _ . . 0 • I frmel Greer .f2O 0 Prelp faro. &c. ?it the uth•ett•an ()lice Chas. Blundell. Eq. of Ince. near Liver leo .1 9.0 0 Doke of P•mr Tty the hands of Alder man Wood 103 0 8 10 Tickets and Sham' nre nnw nn 941te rt T. RISWS (lie Con trn-tni) U;t:rt., .1, Comilla; and 9, Chalve4-Crfing, •L.in ,tnn ; 141. d at all lib Agei,b, inrougiumt England, Ifidond, and Seotk,;.d. .. d ad that tbis Meel,itig n i rcarlingly feel aunt t d.m.i in . in p;,;: ; the niainfalfinea, however itaX.l their pursuits in life I hat fellow-c( _strimen at St. Heleint, when They appre. ' nom...obis oificer had Pledged the faith . of • the arida !tended that Napoleon might coirept ' , n o n flat recoamseodtai the Subscription already commenced . 110 Peryiiii ; e4lll4avelseen more devirmis i, y evince a grateful re lit hti behalf. . • collection t 4 Public f avour . for upeords .4 Thirst. Years lyt' l , those about him Crown. . , than T. I . l o, llS o L i S e lt b e ine Ci e lt .u rz n ittr ie f ti or s h t e he 1 1::*es::: 4 1 a L , . , t i l , c n r; t . h w o ' h i . , with 3500 f. Ho is accordingly atrip v ed of a Haw ! 'Ministers mutt httVe saPpresseil thp.'Pellee, IA k Tftat ni no ejnwh of Pie rivilised world has-the independent sunrise flr.ilw Utterly of the Pre .s promi s ed I.• mailer so much in unite I, one 'miserable pittance, amoenting to no more than a ;'is impoSsittle that lard Burgheillostiould have been • fteut i l ;omit:ton of G...rettiMent : Ind ) ou t s ott S”eiet vto at the present p-r•••• 1; it it , iltert'f"'es Scheme Stock Prizes with Mom. P r i zes, but so to arrante it, generous privateer loss often beet, known to leave to ' sanegllgept of his duty, and so ca retest Of hie repr". • b ig hl s 141.11.11be11t 01 thine w loi revere that L'herts to manifest that every adveetum•r (in thi , E NTI ft r e r'BIOV ‘i LOTTERY. Ifs n rise K. le -is indeed :emitted ( o h matchless _Boo, as net to hate enclosed an aorurate -copy. sof the a fi r....m.tresty rep o urt iiibek .1f of every man who has and ef only 13 . 0 In TI CK ET•i) Shall kn e e ;he eisrOures of •t. t. the - F t- ..• r - -I° `' • nut ,..k. te . i f t e r assert ittat um.' e.l•ratial bail aai k of the ink.; stretch of vtagnanitrity, equsl to the Black Pritice at ; orie6al docmment.. Justice therefore, I. their eon Palm.; in the Scoienue of *OOO Tickets. including . _ . . ... 1. p ewe and freedom ..1 m .nLiml. T o Seven Gentlemen be appoint e d by this tileming to art as (mai THREE PRIZES of st 50.00.' encl.! I the battle of Poictiers!) to dispose of it by will, i , age , ae..fiell . ;ss , regard to our nationet character, , POUR PRIZES of .e 204.4.10 each! ' though we believe the opportunity Of coniatiing . a' required ..00113 , other atatemeor than. ii.leldify sitetch IX smiler, to marry into eters the objects of the foregoing , Rea d iknions, . tee. der. .. lawyer, an indulgence wit - ids:tier lassfegtencialo the-"of (Fume terms only which. Were favourable to Greet (signed) ,1011 N PICKARD, Cl ainnati. SCHIIIIIE. ' • . [ vilest criminals, was acteally.deuied to some' _hie Britalp, contained in his • Lord s hip's prihted As. _ 4 • Rf„,,,,..d Unanimptislt. . . S .'. •Poiaes of £50,000 Stock ... .....,4150.1100 ' attendants. ,• • [pateh. The assurances, offers,' anal Mintlitieset, 4 l4 4•• ~ ~ . That the thanks of the Meeting he given to the Chairwan fur S - of .:A4 , etthercontracting. party, are thee, to. to That impartially the proteedlngs en this evening. . 8 - lO ...... . 5 , 04 i The late Queen of .Neples, °elf Ori co- tally omitted, and Lord., Borghersh is most wised. , , „.. , ~, 1111111CNIPTIONS tier, v et): 10 - witloNstobiliog heal AM!' 10 24 100 %tory; • - %kV • • 40 ! true dignity of mind) trusted, by the espress-.-phh, lin' iiriorai• of- . 4 clipitiolasticui•(oivolltthamost SAM SOW • 40,iiho ;i n preference to that of any other Power in •cotebi. honnitr'boand to futfil. -t; •-,.. • - : • . ' 10 ditto, • • ~..... 1 ~. 4112 Prizes, amount Ma to • ..8311,100 nation against her. She had, indeed, some claims on Lord Csatlereagh boasted} to•••leteilebate, that - the g I will of Englishmen. During the period of t4-eltief Ally 'of Great • illitainvoliteCantineut Witt httr'eleva don, before the conclusion: of the armistice 44 ' her thaiactei .for gticid - faithi"-: thereis, or, at of Pehruery,. 1814, during that truce, and v t ibtie. lealOhere was, some truth In thatobservation . .-- • quern-10410e renewal of hostilities in April, 1815,..Perhstii Na*Ples'has not been; for thOwne years past, • propertyinf British subjects to a large amount had. preciiely , the spot'where we ihdobtharitiattetted the: heels oilifimuly respected, every facility had. been a f...meit . actiia•kO•operation of that Ally:; It might have forded, every attention shown to English travellers; ....been prudent, however, to make some efforts,. eftd ; our armies and Meets, op to the day of the 'catiitu. 'even sacrifitesi-lo residue id • ailtibete,:•ied 14 wsuid latioit, and after the resumption of hostilities, bad possibly..have been found as powerful, and igfinitely : been alcommodated with provisions from the , eoast Indio; Steady; thhir Ringferdinind. ...• • - - a tide' -loihr (..enartvamd, and our commerce admittetUort -:- • Arit. .il4cawilds.balaar • wi11.14114 ale illPorience tif • a fouling more favourub!e than in the ports of our -the omissions alluded to. Every one mist pensive • .Austrimo Allies. 'These circamstancee might, we .the ielirtlhanalb#o , matur'e ailed syetintiof delusiON shnuld even if her beauty, her talents, her , ill health. and which those who surrender to our arm% maybe led her distress hat] not, in generous Minds, entailed her ter expioct she set of ,conditient i lin& thewation.teug,ht to personal pity and protection. 1 ndeed the Eng. td helievOthaV the,Goveutrams4-.mµ only ,hotted to lisp Officer, to- whom she applied, (lid not seem in- 4 .execute soother. 'a .. ; , . .i. ' .- • sensible to these considerations . Magnanimity has; • ' ' "p''' f . Vr`r - oF AG/titRMENT • • • always beets the characteristic of the British navy, and! Between the undersigned General . Prince of • Captain Cant shell of the Tremendous like I land anitDack worth, pe'rserved the truespirit of that ; in of Naples, owthe one put, anti Romer - A CURIOSITY. • • • I • , I profession . . ' lie assured her that no hostilities shotild I --:. CA : wine:tr., Esq. Captain •of his Majesty's ship ,4 GEN•ri.EMAN, about 70, whose,. Hair ndn ! take tilace'r against Naples, its 11,ty, or its Islands; .1 - . . *. Tremendous, and Senior O ffi cer of his Bri. .111. Wiwi-kris arr r jain and g ait. grey. hat Nom as beautifiti ; • ' a head of [fair a. i4whi•kei•a.... *non= person Of itt - ..for'her iirsf demand was to- secure those whom sloe ! 1 tanniehlajesty's shipi.atid vessels in Na pies • . .... . J. watt.; t.hout7a.veiir...f age., of No. 8. firatiby'sidaer, ; bail governed front outrage and spoliation ;he offered 1 Bey., on the other., • •:-. . Vavialmitwille, Wielares Hon f..r mote than ;.to sears P" hi, : her the protection- of the Btitish flag to her priest} 1 416 w-been expresse d no4agreed u-pow aa•follows,- hair nod w his},ers have been e rneuretv Selene life). rut last i.e . ' • . . fret ma a ,inete anal hhir remainiee„ bum by the um . o f , property , and to those in whose favour she . ribigbt . !is:Commodore C31 . 1)110, on the 26t1i of April, Pit I Pit)l7s 1 tilitormt 0 y-r., lii i i'4,,J r +i rimmed to a See ' claim it ; for throughout the I nesse, ion Matlanie Murat/ 1815,. hating oppeltred- in the Gulf of Naples milli I dark humus. to the nstouritment of his tinnily mat aunt*lthis : • c alled r as s he is , showed more anxiety for floe siker. iwo line or battle ships •stet two frigetes, ofee.-ECCe t ;amp •itstoto es, A, these I, as dotal,* 114 -y will Awl mime - the :woer. tut tilleor,..ut it, ow peertemaa hat g iven t wriel d sien ; of her friends and adherents, than for the security if.iintler his orders, has &elated Onst s „Agreelafit s tottte '• ll.r the ; ; o. -4 the Proprietor and Public i-i general) to theft , ; her own person or property. If her other requests. Ittstructions from the Geveramvit he was to employ ' ~,,,....,% ; ..s.iii priests: sisentsehre. l 4 the *hove tart, to tail ou him , ' ill hi. 41111 e. where tim . k will hive 'Kuhr dereuestesoloon. were not granted, it evidently arose from want of all the means in his power to act hoitilely against Tehoure aaprever f!e Prime, poor ehanger iiainediateinent , powers, not of indignation, in the gallant seaman, anti Naples, helms decitirtid,et the seine liens, "'Chat to 1.. s eheerviA tels ou It ux, &kill Vie let ri!lorils ell wit cintleur Ino doubts were expressed by him or'the Admiral' or a avoid useless bloodshed, and, moreover, to spare a nnscre, blame nu noi.e. FOUVIS OUT AT LAST. I compliance with them, till the arrival of the Austrian large capital frbm the disssters that hostilities might, GnEr H A IR %Ns C %MUM( Will ., K ERR, cm viGED: and Eitglish Ministers at Naples. AVe do runt mean produce, that he should:testi diipbsed to conclude an I N154 . .1)1ATF.1.1( To DARK BROWN pi BLACK. • !to throw any imp u tation on them. Diolorn•dic clia. St ratigement which -might cettiilitate the views of his ' Privet'', Improved live. ttrepared with spirit., which i • the I ratters are tie , mere agents of the Governments'-who . Government with Nose Which Must animate the Go. only onaorent and .whis:e:e.ete Dye ever Slornverril its the um- lem y pl„ them ; and these Gentlemen unquestionably Sernment of Naples for theiratiquillityofits Capital. sea's.. fur snakier red ..r * fey hair on the head, or on any other phore, dark air black in a n ew miaow-. Iltindreds of Ladies acted by their instructions from, .the i r respretive 1 , Ills propositions were as follow, vit. • .: • who used in wear (Ake hair. beenr•e their oats became ;trey. Cabinets, or at least from that cold-blooded and f 4 .Ist. That the ships of war slill l ke•tleliverttl up : wear now their owit Isaac, which gives the youthful apptarancee nder Isiscommand, '. orporation o Sovere i gns a t V i e nna , -t o tis Britanni c Maje s t y's s hi p s ti ns corn at meaty years of age Also thousauds of °rodeos...l Se l f*"thstit 'lied C • f'S . tl.. who harl-eresood cerrety.whidters, whi r h was a g reat di e . i who seem to hare considered that not only the fate of .in (heir present effective mare,' to! berliipose4 of • as' e, : oreinent to them, are Wow i t ' • W aft s. as, :rain messy of 1 empires and the right of nailotts o but the 'maxims of . the respective Governments may Itereaffecdriermine.! • l'oave's D.e.ilwir whiskeas it ,wr be the guile dark. • . • Anv Lioty or Gentleman douttliti e the ottove, by callin g an i right and wrong—the principles of public lees—and .ll R.I. That the navaLarsetoal should :bp delivered the Pruersatur, will Use feu tuitaites be convinced of its di. I the common fe e lings of honour and honesty, were up, and Commissionrs .appfiated to tak e ins in. cu.,. to he submitted anew to their revision and correction.' renter . ) , of all the stores, &c. &c. to 6edisoaied ay .Observe. there are several --purions Dyes for ehangin g the hair now sellio •. sotich are prep a re .1 with ea...•te 1.1.1., am e . j Th e i r agents looked at the Conventions, by which •in like manner. . Miry, &c.; they arc daugernu, in uw , an d i n j ur i ous to the : C apon h a d b een surren d ere d to t h e A ustr i ans , milli : • 66 Lastly, This Treaty is -(of crier* *Pant to in- health. ' thr N ea politan fleet -deposited - in the hands of a j elude the line of battle ship bending, with all ma- The following are the ill effect. tura person: have ey periear e d fiom using ))ie; tor the 'lair prepared „ill, lime, mammary. British Officer, not for the •purpose of ascertaininge. taints. requisite cur her comptelicur, ,her safety to he,. and caustic:—.t Ludy, who had mud a Dye prepared with the conditions they were bound to fulfil, hut with ' guaranteed by the .)eapolitan Government, to be . lime, viois aitultay laid up for months aOh a cold, from puffin g . the view of contriving some pretext for e l u di ng their ' made ever to the British Naval ommanc fir n en de. n cabbage leaf to her.head. 'to •prevent the lime with which the D‘e is prevared. fruits h o rnin g . h er head. Alan a O.aolemaii, fnlfilment. Accordingly, on the part of the English,; !winded', and when ( lie respeCiivB GOverninents . de. who had used the wine . Dye fur ills VI hislo•fs, got deaf from at • . * '' • ••' . • tasi.e• a eabhage•lraf. Aliin person; who have used Os es pre• the protection of the British flag' to the Queen. [ermine on the whiilm ' poi-C(1 with mercury, have not only hod 'Mar well ; 100.. m.,,, Regent, her property and friends, was construed • "On these conditions the -Ceasmodoro no , ts f n)y but sustained many ot h er injuries; .and 1.).. prepare/I wilts to mean her conveyance wherever it might be eon., gave .the assurance t h a t no hostilities should : take eon-tic are well known not sisilv to be i 'furl .... ,In the h ea l t h, . 1 ~ • , . .. but hion the hair and tutu it purple. Dui Pt onre's D y e, pre _ b her sac eri • it a o ri sanoe, no t y , but by her captors. place against Naples,. its Bey and liraters, brit ate I mo-ft aim se iiits, not only changes th e hair, and dries Ina She was afterwards landed at Trieste; her property offered to the Queen .11• lent the Ipm:oil's of the few minutes, 1.1.0 stesu g thens and thickens the hair and phis • Queen Regent the protection of the British flag,to kers. lie parikrular In ask for Prinee's Improves Dv.'. One like her h 0 was seized, and she was herself detained. . ' P d a boitle, or II huge bottle, cotnainioe, the im amity of six She was not, we suppose, hr other, a pi- her private property, and to those in favour ESTA RUSHED FIFTEEN YEARS. • small. for Fi ve is, non d e , or a a„, t .. n Lar g e bottle. for Fifty sorer-of war. That great Judge, Sir William S..ott, she might claim it, as well as every •facility to the r Irl H 0 r: Public are respectfully invited loin inspec. bounds. Direction. ;ire sealed it with each hiolit• 6., that conversant as he is, in that character, with female 0f... passage of a Negotiator, that:her Majesty wishes icy ally olle eon <is e theirown hair with case , pleasure. mid ',erre ,„•!.. 'ion ••f• the very lar g e snit Moen ' , Sto t t *of IRISH ill 11 f- .v Intl me, "' Y ' fences, would hardly adjudge a lady of great beautyi send to England , or the Cotamautler in Chief in the V' 1 rtT ING and S111:1.:LING CLOTHS, n o w ..i. sa l e a t i CA ETU/N.—As mnst valuable articles are counterfeited by elegantmanners, and delicate health, to be a belli- - Alediterratteao." e , .. - • . An. 4, th e S out h- s id e o f Blo.on•hura -mamael . unprawiple•l pers , tis. in order to deceive the Publie, tbe rn w all y The Co ' , frm •f their Esl a blisili vs kil s h er e, ri)III in. a ivriti•e m eets n od hills, and adterii.e compo s i t i osw ' n the nature • gerent a n d prisoner of war, within the construction The following arrangements will prove to the Corn- And m Ire[ out, offer to the Cotraelaniiy the :above A rt i c l e . i i ii ,,,ih f r n siii.iiiir purpose ; sherrfose he partoolir to sank for of the law of nations. hlada'me Murat was detained • mociore the desire which the Neapolitan Government ' . : . ..t . l" . rsind better urban then Cu,,. he peorored t h e a aa w a 8 ,. y,.11 1 .- r PIM: e's Improved Line; and observe. it is a F.' i COVer, with i n v i rtue o f a secre t an d un k no wn decree of the anti the Queen RPgOlll have alway s , manife s ted Co. "'''a -in. Their 1.1111.0, are blearite•l Harty, Owls' ma it in pc. Iti. I.a , e. .• IN i cc," on the yv ra.,,p. r and .....1, of carp hI le ~ ' • i Vienna, that none of Bonaparte's family wards maintaining the hest understanding with bus tion, VI jiho ut lbw heir of acids; 111.. y VirflOnli their itairalObi- . it'. it ' , 0•• 1 .t, •', fins gement; and CUlll.rl •ell• 14. r toe purpose. ' sAinCresS of sad tu mor, and emage to With the nasswy should a fault To itccomtninlate t tulles Nod Gentlemen that reside in any. should he allowed to escape. The House of Aus- British Government, viz. app., r „ . part of ill•• country, by itielosiog the hen' in a leiter,. se.id• dso strictly enforced the 6 6 Ist. To avoid all hostilities betweett the British tria, it may he 'embarked, ha Country Ordets faithfully attettried to. ire h. part, in Mr. Priori., Jooryiseet. Oxford--urea, Eon- A gees*, chili, will .iiiiil tileiii b‘ rel u ra °remora t‘, any p lit of she kin g - • first and Ne apolitan the ships of r itt the Ba observance o f this magnanimous law, that t he forces , • ly.a. J. DOKOY A N. 4.141 ..... nsbutwowevire, London. d tap. It i , :0 prepated ns to keep iota' clamors, the qiiiVf tile Potentate in Europe was become the gaoler of his a n d ffartantir of Naples shall be, given up end de. S. P. LEA, Lt. klept•eirst reel, Dithlin. : better. • and had detained his posited in the hands of Commtidore Catn.ole-11 cotb• Goad Mill. a/Art.llPM, :rut Ittlik uPireLtuid X ote ,,, ta k en i n I filmeliant., C..ptaius i also Couto. Sblekeepers, will rceeive owo unoffending grandchild,, . . • . 7 irt,l , eist fur Linen, Or discesated. littoral alio w twee. ' din lb British iis on fore Ne • own daughter, by force, from a husband she had cc- alan g e 01 atif be . plk.. s.m.whithread, Esq. Si. •P. • • £lOO 0 Sir odhert f1e,61. rioir. lins t. M. I'. 5.) 0 T.W. Coke: EA. M.P. 5.1 0 Sir F. Burdett, Bart. AL P. 50 0 I. B. March, F.n. Coley Park, Ileuding 20 0 7 2. 40 0 Sir. Alderni:ui Wood 90 0 11:;.rfSt-otiore 10 0 . Sulmrettlin ,, s transmitted VW. Auotio.... Est.. 20 0 h) Mr. Casey, of Liver. J s. Perry, Bey, Chru- pm.l. nt le 10 11 Win. 110Ar.0., E.q. 5 0 lir.Feramet 10 0 P. Croirpt,..i. \I. D. 5, 0 A. K 1 4 0 C. B. aor9 Cu. 5 . 0 ile-o-. Bornah and A. C. 0. 5 0 541 10 10 J. A. Y.tbs, Et.q. S 0 X. int Cartwright 10 01A. Z. S 0 Join, J.,..upin, Er-q.. 10. Q A Cum Me/chine 2 0 Was Bunrio, Ex t . ' 5 0 Lord ----- lo 0 T. S. per 111e.sri. W. J.. P. Blicimt, r.q. .5 5 1 iiimre and C... - - 111, N•atiltu,:rr, E-q. S 5 1 Mr. C. Sun or, l'rin.. Mr. ltird 5 5! trr, Nerttin:b 411) 2 2 Mrs MeOAV 5 . . A few Friend. nt din.' 1 0 .Massy Dawson, 111. 5 5 Mr. Mitchell, New. ad:e 2 2 Mr. Else 5 0 I F. Manners„ Fel. 1 1 Mi. iViiiibinaa 5 .5 A. B. 1 0 •111r..0101 , siony 5 0 Subscriptions . transmitted Mr. Wr..t . S 5 hy.Mr. A. Crallowa). Sir. cb..rles lloppe 5 5 P Srhitirv. Esq. 111 r. 11.. m • • 3 5. Mr. P. Keir Mr. - litotalish . 2. 9 A frw !Oen& res:.- C. 2 2 dent in Kent Sir. %shard 2 2 Mr. Wheeler 1 1 llr. Ca , e• 1 0 %J. D. 1141 , 1 1 0 31.. it. Lock 1 i Peary Liniprre • • 1 1 1 lu,. F . I 1 Ilt.'Prirtios ' I I 111 , . Thump...* r'.7 . 1 1 N. T. %,..- t 1 T.ll. 1 1 /4r..1. C.ll*.ried - 1 ' • 2. 0 Mr. II T•itaf. : . -'V . 9 Mr. Whlker 2 2 .- Moises Puller 9 2 Alr; 14. Perry - 5 0 Mr Sum' 2 2 T;11. 1 1 .1 n'Fitreeraid.T.sq. .5 0 J. It Grant, Esq. 54. P. 5 5 Saudi Spbsrriptiwns by Mr. llona's Flienti 410 Ws A. Mile% Esq. .5 5 Urn. Horilon, Ell. 90 c Mr. Pickard 5 0 Mr. lianrork, Not ' linelum. 10 0 A. faint. Pm. 9 2 Mr. Full. r, Ninthiret 1 1 • ...-- 1 ; '2 0 Mr. .T.,lm Rarn,r4 '2 11 A i' , ic,t4 1.. 1.. c. (':o.1•0 104. LAI. 1(i. Rater*. 1i..4. Sons h . Mil itt“ll ! (I R. P. Swetihr.F.saa.l.errli LI a) 'IL M. IltiTer, 11' . .q. I.rdbary . 10 10 I,.lrwssia Grigby, F4q.. .glatry . . I JiiiiSe- Tfinown4 l' ! .q. .. I rtfelgersto % , .Al..rtag., . I. pear I%l(.llll.4llmi mini r i:Ovi re I Cnionet .I,.hnAmt I J .1111 iYy:kausrit, 141. I F. Mann. N. E.g. (4.. 1 . road 6•11:.,...rriatti...•.). b.• Mr. A.G.lloway • J. Y. , Gen. Turner. T.-q. S'.rn. IN ell!.. J an. F.rq. flantimpliin i wm. cair, 1:-rt. A.k / ltru. near York. In 0 I 1 I'. 1 ir Muiln. , (lukesl'aw. rig ; 2 0 I F.dtatual Lawsuit. I;sq. 1• 0 it; ? 4 5 5 4 A 1 1 1 0 l 0 Svhyeriptimto received by Mr. Alderman W..na. Patron. L , 441..0 4 Samuel Braf`k*, Sitalllol j Mr. 11.141(W113, Rook Orr, Pairaisfilly; Mr. Vre.t, Nvw 14.snell-t0 wt. Carry ; ; Slr. A. (lA' bril% • 110/1b , 411 W. 1111111, Sali.hvey *44.+l.'. 411 , 4 ;term; Mr. fintity, ner;•;tseet ; the nu et I. ( rm; it ;id Anch o r Tlvvrn. Itirshd the Ulbee t.r the Srcrtbli A N Nett-pixy; old by hue Sycsctaty, 45, LW ercc:, S..tithttaik. • Jr 4.AUCKES, jar. Secretary. • • • A NEW t'ATI:ST. HAT. G A LON and Co. love now • tq'nfler to the Public SILK II AT, eiinotriniiii every requi;ite a Hat ott A ht Co 1 3 ..“.•••• ; i 7 liar slilt the : 44 w:trinity sat the finest a Am.,. eligniAte tr. , Lver, light, will weir twine and is of n better .nape. Ur nieh it retion. tit the la,t ; it ys ill Over change is; r.lynr, whir' hi the mists heautifill b!,ek ; 'tar tote its glass if worn foriseven y ears Ita wratnar "AR evrt in— jure theiie llots ; price 2(;-. CA LON sand Co. kfaanfiteittrers. 424, Strand, earner of Bed- • Nierell:aill% and Benler-,wlin wi.h for .in t ieriar Silk I Infs. will anthill( their adv.iniage noticing Offs Adverti-entent. 11Er:INS DRAWING NOVEMBER 7. DR:PHII.I.IP.; IiAI)Y, celebrated for the treat mem of eilt tin in all tht•ir stage.. n 5 w en as for the cure of thier hltsetel ttstorders brouiht ou by it tenet ''er, front to. exteloise practice bot been est/third to resittive fctot the towiiiitikit 41 the putieoi ri tett prevtlifittg,tho•o•es, mot by bitooteirerttlint toftderof .17e,i,opoot .11of ittottoris etoitteare to the stare of • th , ee eittopl:goottt,..l.4 okieh he enjave the grotitule n.itnham.•tillhaVid newiwarre iteeioe. - 144.1 yaw, debility., oritilg fro o:rebtaritiois . of Ike f•soo eXyr..hro inghlakente. Itistpraelieir bet met with U. Iras porreto thatt.theee of is terloin diseat..- 11e dove not t.tperfotr.n• ottrac.et, hat by 10..1 etilestre of it oils to net t ortsistbot i r e airortet; ant ii COOMltell tfoly tit hit hotter, j, lier.ard-street,Siho.. •'. " • . . 0 , • Lettprs from t i roun'ry,, itn•ln i iig a -rerriiitatice fur advice and media-is', s, still Ill' paiJ tPS, of attention ' Dr. Eadv% ROTA N IC ESSENCE, celebrated for the tare toterv . kii;aHr liervous drb,litc, mav Its h. 14 of all Meaiciue Vender, ; .a: his GUT TA SI PII I LI FICA. V 0 '2 A 1 I J _4 4.:i 4 .