The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-16 00:00:00

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THIS present EVENING, July 16, Friday the Mb, and Saturday the potitisely for the Lud time, rro gamce tth she Spectacle, cancel The Siege r mat Heroic • named SA DA.104, by the Allied Army. tinder the frill:an riell Marshal Lord IVellington.-2. The -extraordinary Exhi of the Spelling. or Academical Dog! tile the Two stir pip Dngs.--3. A firmed f or Swot:tele, Two Acts, gotHIN TIIIR TIMER., or ttm /1-irie Banditti 3 i ped by Me Theatrical Troop of Plane:4'l:m A 1046.-4. Mr. 1 ,..,,„,e • (the Little Devil) new mod astonishing elevated S ~1 • • Dimice. alv• bis extraordinary Eqeuri Agility s i„ 4 l, 11,•r:e.—To which. will he added,u ra the laughable 0 the (MIMES MIKA 51. ~ 1 )10:•1.1% H est, the .2tith of July, the virious Performances li htrh hair hero , onte lime in Rehearsal, will most tusuredly r w arned. I) orn 41 half-rot Five n'Clock.—Boxei It. Pit 2• I. • ye,..1 Price half-nag Eleht.—Places to be l‘tken al ea 71. .;..:,:res till Three o'Clock. 1u 1'IIF: PROPRIETORS l/F K &ST 1511/11 STOCK. 11010' GCNTLKIItrN, DeCtioll of a Director heiug fixed for Wed .& meshy. slit ‘.llt h test. per mit me eilniebilY Ira solicit the fo uler of raermpport at the Intlio-home on out day, and al -0,"6 ii,,m t h e very kind and encouraging receptioa I have oat eith rn my Prescott C3IIIMS%. 1 have the osipot flattering ' , w pm r f'acr•ew, et, us Woe a' competitions exist., I ant (*.a -d.., toeur.e-i'y of requestiog the/seam:ll utiendaoce alai! my htienthat the Ballot. I have the honour to he. Ladies and fleittlenien. Your ohrdiesit and fait :f.l Servant, Oil Isnanutivern. July 15, ISII. ItOliEltT CLERK. Vt. Clerl9 C•rounittee meet &fly. from Eleven till Four WI any friendly Communication will be gratefully ryriterl. 'A A ir A GENERAL MEETING . a TANNERS. abet LEATHER FACTORS. held at the Hall'. Ham Tas, vetwOrarechurcliaareet, the 11th day of July, 1814, JOHN UNDERSHIELL, E 1 . in the Chair. Ille•Cadamittee reported, That the 11111 Imposing nn addi lineal ditty of tate 14d. per pound ad leather, had received the Itnyal Assent ; at the saute time they remarked, that at the ; - npening of the Budget in the House of Commons. Cie 14ture of the prispniedtax was misunderstand. and misreported in must ! of the newspapets; and in conseieuenee of the peculiar situation of the country, it Ind been tamed ibroagh Parliamens with unusual vapidity; that these eircuinstances had prevented the piddle, and those mart interested, from understuuding the nature I ni.d operation of the taxi and ohm the Hill was Carried ia 'the house of CIIIIIIIIIOOS, by a milarity of eight only. Resolved unnnimonsly, 1. That it is the apini!M of this Meeting, that the usantifae . hire of leather, in an its various brambles, its on Al ec ; of tren t national importance, and highly destryiug the serious consider*. Mai of the Legislature, cud the public. 4. That from consideration and tioqiiry, it appears, the leather trade affords emplayinvialts about isalf a million of per. Sion i that the raw materials Of *WA Wither I. nude. ttatitigla *tearer in this casualty thaa in isa:. tole. Istrovar, when manna 'facturrol'eves into enerriarvensat for exportation, above dive { times tbe . originisl coat, mad Ante artielesandeh greater. $. That from the soperimit v of our manufactures. and tbe-10- i temsity of our win knien is all brandies of the leather trade, It may he prt.umed, that our exportation would (If the price had -tat herd enhanced by the original duty, cod liaise restrietivt laws wiiicii have lately been repealed), have bee,' all Meek Ipp. seemed as to have been a source of far greater wealth to the country. 4. That the enormous amount of the weevil slaty on leather tanned iu csis country is equal to forty per cent. on Euglish r.isv hides, and one hundred per cent. oil Saisth Ansel idiot hides, Ink!. ' leg the average of the Inst three years. a. That ato as !tallier a, from the nature of UN imam se lure, particulfily oliieetionable; its row mato ials (Wee oad bark) are, when cionipared with the rim materials abroad, dearer its this country than the raw materials of most oilier manufactures, as raw bides are, comparatively, of little va lise nbro4d, and bark may be had, almost fur tahiug off the trees. Fill ; LVPER44IL ~ ~.. that sachscrangenmati may include, on the part otbis Neje;ll/ the Emperor, my water, the following eagaireicests Without dealatieg frnos the pnaciptes adopted bp the Riti peror if all the Russia' for the commerce of his States. andlbr the admission of anneals into the ports of his dmilaions—priath. pies which his Majesty can never reaouace, he binds hiscadf, tip a pays( of hit adherence to the alliance located at Tilsit, ant tp adopt any change of the praltibitiie measures mdalilistied la Rus sia, sad severely observed -to the preseut !ye, against direct trade with England. 'Ms Majesty babe rearlystrragme *Sahli Majesty the Emperor of the French Mil king of Italy, white spect to a system of License to be latre.lecel 'lrito ituMin, the same manner as is France; it being al saps ondersioad. that 'it cannot be admitted till U hits hemlaacertaised tint it is ailk calculated to anima L Alottclarallakparcadi oxPerleittl*Lbt the trad of Roses. " His Majesty the Emperma i f all the guiles will MAP* so by this Couveatioa, to treat, by a Qaiticuiar arrangausallp I fog Certain atodith.ationt, such as may be desired lsy France fut the spiunotaae of her Isaac ins the Culotta ivies imposed by Russia. to 140. Filially, Ms Majesty will also comsat Itied b¢ms 4e cowhides treaty of exchange of the Dichy of Oftleuhurg foe a'suitable equivalent, which shall be prnaolied by* hfijesty the Emperor and King, and is which bit Imperial Majegty declare the protest withdraws which be was about to puhljsl s to tampon the rights of his family to the Duchy of 011ie*. burg. " Such are, my Lord Duke, the grounds which I have bee* ordered to point out, and the admission of whleh, In what re lates to the evacuation of the Prussian States and Swedish Po* merania ; the reduction of the garrison of Dantsic to its enc. blishment. previous to the Ist of January, 1411; *ad the pro mise of a negotiator with Sweden can alone reader possible as amicable arrangement between our Courts. " It is with much regret, notwithstanding the time which Me elapsed since I communicated them verbally to your Excellem, cy, that I still find myself altogether uncertaia with respect to the effects of my proceedings. " Notwithstanding the favourable inferences which I was happy to draw from the interview which his Imperial and Royal Majesty was pleased to grant me on Monday, as well as the as suranees I received from your Excellency,' cam* forbear to `inform your Excellency anew of that which I represented to hie Majesty the Emperor, as well as formerly to you, rig. that if to my great regret the intelligence should reach me that Count Lauristoo had quilted Petersbargit, 1 would Conteive it nay duty to apply immediately for passports, and quit Paris. (Signed) " Prince ALEX. KVItAKIN. HOUSE OF LORI* Jai: IS. i The Revenue Penalty Bill, the Life Aaaalties' Bill, the un claimed Prize Money Bill, and the Irish Butter 1611, passed Sow*, Committees and were reported. • The Commercial, Exchequer Sills' Sill, and the Bask To kens Bill, were read a third time aad passed. The Remit e the Parish Register Bill was, on the motion ail Lord REIJESDA LE, ordered to be received on Monday. The third reading of the Administration of Justice Rill was, on the motion of Lord REOESDALE, axed for to morrow. The Report of the Irish Insolvent Debtors' Bill was, on the motion of the Fir! of LA ti DFADALE, receive4l the Amend ments agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be engrus sed. VOTE OF CREDIT. On the Order of the My being read for taking into consideration his Royal Highness the Prince Regent's most gracious Message, The Earl of LIVERPOOL stated, that this was the usual Message towards the close of every Session. Oka amount of - the Vote of Credit was Intended to 'be 3,000,0001. the same as last Session. There *oa f however, In increase in the vote for irmy extraordi aeries Phis year, the same being 5,000,0004. whilst that of last Session was 3p00,0001. and means had been found to meet this extra charge of 4,000,0001. The amount of the sum thus voted would not ex cite surprize, when the scale upon which we were now carrying on our military operations in the Pe ninsula was considered, together with the subsidy to our Portuguese Allies. Ina Lordship concluded by moving an Address of concurrence, which was agreed to nem. did.; and ordered to be presented to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent by the Lorda with White Staves. 'EAST INDIA LOAN. f ~~ .4 i • ; ) i ti, , . . i *.• ; k • .. 11 f . I S i l i .1 "il !t . li 11 1 ►IIHE LONDON NEW PRICE CIARENT, 1a mince* under the following Heads. viz.. The Produce of the We-t halloo and Spanish Main; North America, &c.; S.ivilt /tousle:. ite; East Italie.; Africa; Mediterranean, Par se.ll.&r; l'raree, Holland &e.; Bair ie, drc.t British Staple Ai - Ws, wills the Deities and Mao lote‘s Mk sett ; Remarks on 10 . s l ee of the did'erent Market-, and also the üblic Soles of Is. Week aiven each separate Division. The Merchant •1:1 ;Ws at ntte slew. ref t:o. State of the Market is which he av punritiarla iuterested, di.tioictiv placed before hint; the li,ost Sales . sfel evil ; and the Prices obtained accurately Tar toveredented sale of this ocitinal publication sM he an erlitirstal indocentent to the Proprietor. to exert their utmiet •114.1 n Wain the public patrowqte they have received, and tan bed In astute their onus raw Subsrrikero and the Polak, tho thew i.tforimitiop is parented (rota Broken only, and tome slur hot re,soct.tb , lity. PAS.I.ed by Nitho6ost and Co. 3. Carle-enurt, 'Urchin hal% fir ry Saturday niontinA, price 15i.• per ()patter. May lor.rot to the country, tee of postage, the duty as a news paper heiog paid. ' - ti. That in the manufacture of leather very 11111 e advantis ta lined by lichitwry. in the salving el high this which ism this country, compered with the price oflabour io meta other omit ries. 7. That machinery is ma necessary lit the differenebranehes of the leather trade. mak the art of making leather, shoes, &a. being extremely simple, is 114-iter understood, a nd practised abroad. than most other utenefactures. 8. Thai this tax is very unequal and oppressive, as owe pound weight of . ordihory leather, worth ninepenee. will pay_ the same as one pound worth three shillings anal ninepence; at d the shoes worn by the labouring poor, though made of io error ma terials. and of coarser workatansetip. he* doehle the weight of those aura by the higher classes; a ill pay double the data I and, consemtently, as leather is deemed a rwee—nry of life, this lax (nt the same time that it is oppee:sive to the poor) must tend t a advance the price of labour, . . 9. That -Ireland procures the raw materials (hides and bark) as cheap as Sentlaud mid Many parts of England, and from tele 'g e ne markets 1 that she now actually supplies Greet Britain whit considerable quantities of turtle d leather and shoes;• and, by this additional tax nu leather, io Great Britain, will conti- NU la all Id/ in a greater degree, and 11l the expenee . f the lea ther trade of this country. This will appear evideut, when it iscomidered, that Ireland will pay her owe 'mental excise duty (about one peney per pound In the moils slide), 81111 sie exportation of it, aumnfactored, will .I'eeeitto her nun draw back, Witt as its impel-mom loom (feat Britain a duty of . three-twee per podia: only.; a Idle the British tt iel pay three pence per pound excise duty on the heavy wwwmght Metals, and on exportation will receive a d naback of four-pence. Thus, while the draw brick on British iniuttsfactured articles is wit equal to 014 sixth of the advance in pike arising from the duty, the drawback on lri-li manufactured addles rapier ed from this country will he more slims the meow( of the duty pad by them ; as that this Act (as the drawled% is i..ereasid isy 111, while it ;woes the British ananufaciarer, *in rate. us a homey to the Irish in erur own market: 1 10. That experience has shewn, that the high 'lice of all ar ticles manufactured or leather, has greatly depressed the este art trade, and as this additional tax ins 11l eltinadely hale:tore tar price of all floods num.( e toted of leather, to four ifllll4l the amount of the drawback, it o ill operetta. to tine great diadem- Son ' if not the extinction, of eaportittlon. 11. That this tax will, in a art. great degree. If swot *thistly prevent ihe manufartuting of South American hides in IMO CIMIII. trs , which at this lime pity about ane.thiett 14 itee a hale dory upon leather, anal affords envies merit to feb .pt ite.e-teetta of the workmen iii the leather it ale of Great Br 1111111; aid as bides form one of the tidal remittances from South America. the lax must greatly d - • Ash 11111' 1 rittle it/ that roused), and materially tepee the general manufacturing interests of this. - 12. That, w nen it is considered, this tax is imposed on roagh BIM ristight leather. and what great (muddies of most v.rts of Manufactured leather are consumed by Government, that she Red ditiou of the drill fetal 1 filt1P1•11W11 . 8 prlAil) will aceasion them to pay anomie the atavunt of she Gat, mind the effect it livi)l have to eintinish the leather trade this lux mti.i net 441.1 y be ouproduc- War, but a ill depreciate ille value of bides and bark, 'rove de iittuctive to obi. &lent staple manufacture, deprive teas of luau- • wends of ensideey anent in dieerent parts of Gre at Britain, nad otharwise greatly injure the best enteresh.l.f the country. 13. 'I liatior the fotegoiio2 truma; this Meeting a ill, by etery . can:ldeational 115. M., cialenvour.to procure the repeal sal this 1 test ; and the various laraveliet of the leather trade in every dis. .Irtel of England and Scotland ale regarded immediately to meet, for Ibex t ai •p• , lie of a'sing the saute into their /MO ierimes eanisiderati ))))) to transmit t h e tc,ott to the isectedary, and to Itane some terrine w ith w hems 11-e Coearnittee may corrcsptnld whenever oceasiou requires. 14. That these licorhatiorts be signed by the Clutirm.m. pub lished its the MOTIIIII.I find Eireeiti; Iva pre, and circulated ainengst the trade. 'JOItY UN 0 L ItSIIELL, Chairman. The Chairman betide left the erode, It was Resolved unuoitaously, Thal the Thanks of this Mee& 1 in be given to the Chaireenta, Hod to the Cornittecc for their 1 attention to the interests of the trade ; tied that they be request. . ed to adopt such measures in furtherance of the Readmitted of ' this Meeting as may appear to then to he D.-cowry, Bermouri.ey. ' DEB. DREW, Site. The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE., on mov ing the second reading , of the East India Loan Bill, stated that the East India Company, inconsequence of the transfer of 8,000,000 L of their debt from India, to this country, had been under the necessity of ap. plying, at different times, to Parliaineut and the Go- I vernment, for advances to meet this charge, their or dinary funds not being sufficient. The sum of 2,700,0001. remained of this transferred debt to be provided for io the , course of the present year, to meet which this sum of 2,500,0001. was appropriated. He thought it right to state, however, that no charge on account of this sum would fall upon the public, the interest and .sinking fond being to be paid out of the territorial revenues of the East India Company, and their assets at home, such interest and siaking fund to take place of their dividends, so that if their territorial revenues should be insufficient to meet this charge, amounting to 242,0001. there was no doubt whatever that their assets at home would be fully, `sufficient to defray It—and iw2ll years the whole, amount of the Loan would be liquidated. The Bill was read a second time, and committed for to-morrow. COPT or A NOTE FROM PRINCE KORAKIX TO Tilt MINISTER FOR [FOREIGN RELATIONS. " UV April (7.h 9 f May), 1912. " MT LORD DUKE—Near fifteen rises have elapsed since I have made the communications en joined by. my last instructions, brought by Baron Serdobin, and which I hastened to subs* to you tw hours after I had received them.. 66 I had the honour personally to ihroriti 1111 tau. perial and Royal Majesty, in the -course of the mit. ence granted on Monday, the 27th of the same • month, of those propositions of the Emperor, my august Master, which constituted the immediate ob. jest thereof. The hopes which I had reason to en. tertain, from all that his Majesty was pleased, in the course of the audience, with respect to his anxious'' desire to prevint, by conciliatory steps, •a rapture" ' which threatens Europe with a new war, ind i liced thit' agreeable expectation that my proceedings would sue. ) coed to the satisfaction of the Emperor, nit Masteri'! • whose wishes have never been other than Mr tilt' • preservation of peace, and his alliance with Fraece • and to have the essentially equitable and moderate mode, through me, become the basis of an amicable • arrangement. 64 It was the more reasonable• for me to indulge each hopes, because you yourself, my Lord Duke, had constantly, in the course of the first interviews which followed my communications, encouragtd • them, by the justice which you did to the spirit in which those communications were conceived, at once I conciliatory and pacific, and chiefly directed to se ' tisfy his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon, with re spect to all the requisitions he !IRS hitherto made of Russia. His Majesty the Emperor and King, in the course of the audience granted me on the 27th of April, having desired that I should immediately dis cuss with your Excellency the propositioni which I was directed to make,•had induced me to contemplate the possibility of giving an account tq the Ninperor, my mastdr, after the lapse -of a very little time, of the reception his offers had met with. Never did circumstances of a more urgent nature justify a de sire, and entreaties consequent thereon, Co receive a speedy answer, nevertheless, my Lord Duke s I have not yet received one. My pressing and reiterated applications, my daily visits to your Excellency, have been attended, with no other result but your refusal to enter into an explanation with respect to the prO. ' positions in question, grounded on a want of orders to that effect from his Imperial and. Royal Majesty. "It is impossible, my Lord Duke,-to deceive oneself as to the fatal effects which such delays as these must inevitably produce. • The daily Increasing proximity of the armies of his Imperial and Royal • Majesty and his Allies to The Russia Empire, may, in.a moment, bring about events after which all hopif of the preservation of peace must vanish ' • and which, indeed,' at this, very time have'destroyed the probe _ . _ - aby which FOIL THE TEETH AND (:U IS. AilE PSSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN TI Fit ICE, invented by the Into JACOB HEM ET. Henna ta her Majesty awl the Prince of Wale:. are grwail... tu- Perinr, both in eleitanee oad 'lronies, to any thin g bitt e rn, made re of ; obey a ill Jesuit's. preverve the Teeth i , t a sound state 'von to old ore; well render tl•ew white a n d btautiful without the lent impairing the EnAmri. fasten such ns are louse, keep oath ki, are aliendy decoyed frion heemni: g worse. prevent the Tooth.arh, perfectly cure the Scurvy iu the nulls , and make ttove pow (inn and elo,e in the teeth. They likenLe render die 14eath &Invite' y meet. 1 remedy nil th.oe. disorders that are the cunrequenre of scorbutic gums and And teeth. The% ..aninur to be sold. se hoilivsle and retail. by Bayley and Neu. Coselopur—treet, London, psi ice 9d. each o and retail In T. Scarmun (late Partner and Succe4sor to Mr. Hemet), Gror g e-treet, Hanover-tom:ire. Nene ;110 genuine hut More tho words it J. Hermit, Bar ks trod Blew, Corlopnr—treet," engraved is the stamp. and ' cats% 14',‘ ley and Blew. Cockspnr-strret, London," pasted in :hr tui.k of i reel bottle ari how. - Adjourned till to.morrow.(this day). HOUSE *OF COMMONS. There being only 35 Members present at four o'clock, the house was adj onrneel till this day. .... ......... A. B. fhe I.:•>••ttee is pas aoruiorle recommended la parfait. and 11 , 1• 0 1". W:10 have the e3rr of Child:ea:ls the greakitt pre- armoire ..f . t oak: owl tender teeth. IMPORTANT STATE PAPERS. rip ICIIA111).:ON, COODLUCK, and Co. re it livtfelly inform the Public that the NLW STATE lATTI..R If, romi•tiag of 10/1110 . 'rieliet., will all he drawn M the UM Of fleptesettser ; the Scheme roma im the mall I.IIIIW haul Carlini Prise 4, nod the (owevt Prise ..C . 12; in additioa hi ouirh, El‘lit l'aelivi, of Tickets are to he eiteti to the Fear fiot,l.aan litanks.—Sehrows. with Pm tit•ular, may he 1144 (oait.) at Voir Macaw, tlw cotivr of liank-builtlino, Corm. hilt anti Coin , the Kiwi's-mew v, Clotritig.rrooi I w here Ti...in.a.41 S intro are thi ' , tile, 1114 variety of Nombre,. Rini.% ft ,SUN, fi001)1.1/(' K. sin.t CO. S+.l4 in the Lot- Vac, drama Owe Jhuvary hut, the following Capital Prises, 194 Shwas t 14. 3.1513 ........ Igili Fehrunry • ... &IWO • o.`l l / 4 ' SUM April 0..5.5 tog' . 9Olll Apra ..... l'';i:i ........ 4th Julie 11 .0. 1 . ... 33111 April' .1 3,( 00 11:49 .. 3 t.f Z. 13 sa 1.....1....4 .•E :RV& COPY OF A NOTE. FROM PRINCE KUR.tRIN TO THE MI.. MISTER OF FOKEIRN AFFAIRS. • (30) April, 1811. " My Lean Duaa,—Since the interview which I had on Tuesday last with your Excellency, and in the course of which you gave me reason to suppose that the verbal communications which I had tile honour of making, according to the leaner of my latest instructions, should he admitted res the grounds of the arrangements on which we are about to enter; since that time I ,have not beenable to find you at Mate, and enter into a second conference, in order to the discussion of this object, ned the settling the project of this convention. 1, It is impossible for roe, my Lewd, to defer any longer trans mitting to the Emperor, my master, am account of the execu tion of the orders be has given me. I acquitted myself verbally towards his Majesty the Emperor and King, in the private au dience which he granted me on Monday. I also acquitted my self In the same manner towards your Excefleecy, in my Inter- . view with you on Friday, Monday, and Tuesday. I flattered myself, that the agremnentto a project of convention, founded upon a basis which I had the honour to propose, and which 1 bad hoped would be.tegreetible to his Majesty the Emperor and Kkhg, would put it in my power to prove immediately to his. Majesty the Emperor, my maser, that I bad Fulfilled his in tendons, and had the good fortune to have done so successfully. Deprived for two days of the power of seeing your Excellency, of following up and concluding, in conjunction with you, a work so important and so urgent, is consequence of the circum owes that are to be submitted toes, twat not atingle dayshould be Met; and seeing the certaintroverthrown with which I had flattered myst4f that this work wesditsbe finished without de layousd which might lead to the conclusion that it ought to have, namely, that of preventing Due fatal consequences of the close I approach which has been made by the array of his Majesty the Emperor and King to that of the Emperor. my master, it new Iremains for ase to provide for my responsibility towards niy Court, by ollitially acquitting myself, in the communication t i which I have reeeived orders to Make to your Excellency,' and I which bkherto have been only mule I 11 lam Ordered tatleetare to your Excellency, that the pre j servistion of Artesia. sod her iedepesidence from every political t diverted aiplast Bassi" is indispensable to the In { tercets o f 1. , ~i T.) 11;:ekney Coat I. Amen nod Others. TO BF. 501.1) RV AM:110N, Ile Air. .; I)I !:11. SAW Rcicoitare Gokre.•ll.)tre. t. TO-M 0 It OW. July 17, at 0 Twelve ',TWA. RIX active useful Hackney Coach Horses, two ^"c ,w<, Farce pale of traortl, sundry old ditto, it.fhle ftelki.f. Ste. the property of ri Flueloney Conch Master, detlin iß eke ith.ave line of he)ine64. I.ilweriseit number of Wee -144 t. , 04 teriet.i)wrs, summer broltoeyo. rillowayS, piney, and . hat itit laar.ek, in high coalition, solver s out I 4ner.; aix to.efol tut homes, taken of constant t7t, two tax clia •, d sundry Alf hante•s; in ihe whole . LI hoc. 14 tirwrd (ha M. T aing nr I J le. hook Pale (Jake net T anal r •1 • y . . ri. ' Tlf E SI IN ER ltlEl/.1 INVIATCO TRUS•4I:;;. TO GUARD AGAINST 1111.: INNIS VENIENCIt OF RUPTURES. ' b, L.r the Eueuuregeseet t of Mb, Ma. and Commerce of. Englund. • W 1! I TI:()!I SO rge . ottS' Insfrumcittvlitaker s s t ntler to St. IttAhnlantew's Truk-maker 11. .ted;' ,, llwunttable Conunistionery of the Tranvart "i 1 : ;led in dn. Gilt of Lmelon 'fru,* Sm let!". for Articling huotneed Pear, patint,iard by hi. Rota% Men. thaw I Catabtit,:ge, anymore. , Ids Si W-I N V ESTE, STIS'.I. CURVED EI..ISTIC STEEL TRUS' "h " Care. it many Cates, n be °bathyal P' , t rep a n .oe must Micah Rupture tlutt ivrauvena•nce tit the wearer. • Tie So. lany of Art., etc. having v byte Silver et 36,1“. Improvement, th e knew had I. T : 6, 14 the" ',finer front the hands Grace their President. m i. , 'saltier has now the satisfaction likewise "" Tient. having given the saltiest sati4scti iedMhh Raptures, that ant less than 7000 1 .:4 1 .s the., dew years. felt the good efkcai been made us Anatomical princles, LlbeeTti. LA ever bees. The Invenlitr Intrees ip thst•AL ~,- " "'!1 , .1 4 1 4 1e alai they villt he thorengt i ty etrovingr&vd y.r vier nil Tames now he eve; wed toltY bsslaa if„ 41 "Icior4 under th e C en t re Gi ttrisny at 54.•lianivolimeew 1 41 1, Vital lisnitbletd; and at No. 47 Louftwiliareo, " hil , • 11. le I..re alat may be I.ld. his saw ell 'I Sukelliute for Ifireehee nal Uri Isithsetio Uwe. •; • • i ij, , lit , . ! 61. i .7 .~ . - I • . • • _ • • 1 ”II 1 es pying' airmen airways mow" up iouivemmom au any in- miner', at vim, very luny nave umnroyeu um proud. al Iliglurss O s . , BY Itis M AJESTY'S ROYAL: I.lcrTliltS PATENTS. fl NTED SKR. ir I.:AKE'S GENUINE_ PILLS ;dial, (spook L i t tato; of his Imperial Majesty. Ia order to arrive at a real bility 4 preserving it. The only method by which --. TIMMS, by JLA f or cur i ng , h i n il iii o no ,. the Ar mor / N ap py. o ne state of reicwitio France,* is necessary that there should be . Europe may be saved from the evills which menace' . we'll ever ee. emr small Pill Is a il,se I nod ille taking of ene-bas in a teem ease between bet and Ramis* neutral ;affair', 'which shall not be ! 1 ,.. :. .i. the acceptance a the conciliatory . offers whick , la t ever flinileu, win soon coovi We the !satin,' of the 'today of a ppeedy re- ' Oa bylbe trooyeat () n ev a t h e t wo pO wer s ; that as th e i 7—9 18 . eovery. Nesaiek can be btuer enninved, mare info. e . e mare .esth ; p ad, sr his m ijes i y theibs . 0 Ny.amin . , h wk ._ the Emperor, my master, has ordered me to mate. Silver Meda l f or coovenient tboo'lnts remedy Coeliac b lit ate obliged .to gag:- , Yet not only no answer from your 'Excellency has ii the fimumf of minis or fo see, as it ore& 04 eusillneraent or revivals* of g . .itited &patine sand oad Nab* PriadidesOf amitY Gith Prafice informed . me that they were iCcepted, but s yea hash ; met the Duke of and slaty ) ray eimerienee Orsaa.esittsisive premier) Mayne. arbieliesalart dallubl Go. log as foreign armies condone to` be ' 'ea Oat will (*Pei a care. when rePeaved aidilltlaaa• aid. quagwred - If owe lb• Raeuiaa finagles"; amine bash of nego. ' also hitherto refused to enter into the explanation I I I : 1 : 4 ; tr na tite a c' ar : ; ) ,04 alt eg io .c liec emicsi ortkoth misnrik avall rh, i t t s thi tr it udie Fdr ho ir ot ko sista posak4 l s'ad . ,ciatlee_ d cae _bei .k_ eo ,........_ Olber•lblia Glitlasirigegiefteut_ . • ..._or a com_ .____ plet e _ . have solicited, and still 'solicit, with respeCt to the , m persons w i v e ummis of moo. miss ,. of b ook wai l s ". b eg . y . IPPOw":.. , ... 1 9mier il it' a lP 4 mit .P.'gr lii 1 06 SIE.9F Pa". of manner In which those offers are Viewed or to what , .Z.- o et ebeeir 1114 estell .. Tube above over . dieraifen. srflibla the loom praGeGu_ . lehile.o !V 'es , keYG bee, lb* 'mkt sad die *fleet lie ggrellatle of our position. * ' Ila • pro . may not . re tiles. mlikb 'is • gs,= eali g e gg nj o u! eraprietoes t llamas vlar - rani, ; elbrirGeasPaillehe rreill!'er 11.41104:419P1 of a d1 " 1 " ref - able to the Emperor. *. .• . 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Ladies C.iroline Cape!, Elizabelk Spencer, Sas. and Sele ' and Lucy Bridgemans Lady Mtge Tur ner, Lady Loves , and usual other Ladies of the first rank and clio rani r, too nainerous to were. Sold at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap:lido, corner of Paternoster ' row 4 altd most country asedicilla vendors, in bone% at li. 9d. 111111 ss. tid. encl. ,