The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-14 00:00:00

upint nut:jib fink 1 • • " Tile Prisoner is cherged with baying and with hay ilia uttered a..d disposed of gal put away the Bill.of Exchnoge in question, toasting it to he forged., We are not to look to what the Primmer thmight, bat what •was utf sli7 dote bs him, and abut emptitutes in forgery. forgery is the falie.makiug of any written Worriment, or an emential part of it, with intent to defraud. The 0 3 risonev,.either by hiorself or others. has made, or di-proed of thb inorament as the histionneat of James Ed nniudr, of,Batibury s there b eing no such per*on there, that is a Eike mating. The Prisoner begin,, the imirumcot iq the chn racterUf a malt whit dies Oot exist, for we must belieie from the evi.terw.. that them never•was inch a 'rano as James Ed ln di la resident nt BlEhury, James Edmond* as the in:dimmest yarrow draws the ll playable to hi* own order, and ludones it. The Balms would *.• woo discounting the bill, iliAreure She antes or Iw • ente r , * dogs be Landon upon she bill. limb and Cobb, and they bare a Correspondent at Baohitty, octane name is also on the bill. The Prisimer held oat to the Bank the s ec ur i t y of g third rm.., who does nut exist. Can it be 5.0.1„ that this is mu an 111111110114'4 she person Oho taker 'the hill? Then. it in (he hiteniiiin of the party who disposes of it.' oi nos ennuith that the Pthrnitef klIftl&.11 to the bill when due; the intent to acquire a credit which didsild belong to the hill, b. they no, and crises out of the transaction Itself. His in. tenti.in to salt. up the bill depended an his own, or Cobb's solvency. The fraud consisted in his bolding out u further and fake se. irrlty." The Jury retired for a few minutes, and. tonal the Prissier Colby, bat recommended him to mere), and in t. is recom mendation toe Bank concurred; and Litt Boyd Highness else Prince Regent has been grimioesly pleased to grant gm Prisoner a free Pardon. The lan, in this ease, as laid down by Mr. Baron Gratintir. he received the senclisio of the twelve Judges iii various loo nelier& ROBIKT * BEST, Sec:, 1 The ARTIFICIAGIF.V.CH, and IMPROVED TRUSSKS Inc RUPTURES. WIIITtORD, Surgical luttnment Maher and 11 . 1 Cotter to St. B.irtholotnew'S flinpital, and True-nicker to the of I s .ediro Truss Sneiety;fordhe Relief of the asp tiered Pro,r, patriotised by his. Royal Higbee% the Duke of Cambridge; begs. leave In smanonce to the Politic, that in iiew ant complete AP.PAItATUtd, as II SUBSTITUTE fat LET Cil hitery levesited by him, is now sanctioned by lb' Society of arts, Masefactures, sod Commetre, whit, in testi asonial of their approlat ion, have again vote,' him theit.Silief in'additiik to the one that lie f atfthe Ifonour of recentiug from them in the year ISIII, for his improved Tron.es. -The Ap paratus is simple and efficacious, the ;nude of application easily understood, audit s uutterompauied by iiiy possibility of dan ger. J. Whitford has the satisfaction of iriforming the public, and those addicted with, raptures, that the gaud effects of his Im proved Trusses have been felt within these fey sears by from eight to ten thousa n d tittlieted'indivlditals; and 60 engages, by . easy and convenient steam, to keep up the-most difficult rup ture that ran exist. Whitford's Artificial Leeches, together with the Trusses. may be had at his Manufactory, under the .ceptre gateway of St. Banholimnew's Hospital, 'West Smithfield, where the public, sad professional Gentlemen in poeticisms are requested* ap ply ; sevens: spurious imitations of Whitt:wit% inventions having Mee exposed fur sate. V fiLITT Alt) ELEGANCE COMBINE°. Wader the illustriou.vairsonage of their Royal liiihnesses the Edam of Wales and Duke of Saar.. x, his Egeeleney the Ambassador, and many Faniffic's of high Distinction. MAgASS Ait OIL for* the HA I.R.— This Oil is proudly reconanetuled an the .basis of truth and experience, and the most respectable temimonials ,11 pit.. sera proven's/1f the most salubrious name for restoriag the Hair. where it has been Bald for years, erserves it from fall ing nine turning gr., to the latest period of life; produces nu die tresses a most beautiful Gloss, Seem, and Carl. This 011.1 s blithely edicacious in renotatiogChildren'siiair, promotes the Growth of Whiskers, rie.hrows, Le. t in One, it kpre-erniumst fir rensmatiag the llama Hid ! , sad reader 61'1 truly elegant and beautifil. lerchants. Captains. etc. will dad This a'a Artieltef pre-emi ant utility for preserving the Hair in hot climates: For general 'stiffly i. loeluserl, a " Treatise on - melee of the Damon Hair," giyiug a fall descripeleMef Wes of the Oil, with testimonials frrins persons of disgogal consideration. This latrrestiog Bo o k and the ' hl tinhy the attention of parents, proprietors amid shined he a VadmMeemn for ever y family s.. world. Sold at 3s. lid. ss. 6d..1115. 6d. or large f , iiningeigM small, at 11. Is.. curb, by the sole Prep A. Rowlaarl and flan, Kirby - street , flatenniardea, uod by their wholesale WWI it/ &Auk% Also by Mrs. 1 / a vlaga, Parlislineat.mreet ; Mews.. and Sam; Darne-streett rind Mears. Raveling, Walker; Capt 4 street. Vahan; Mr. C. Cogan'', ,Grand parade, M'Oryde,•Glesopsw ; Mn. Raehusa, Edinburgh all perfumers mad lippdhise venders is emery taws the Empire. Carrtex:—lra prawns Ampositine, pleaie In,. nonow Imd's Mammy Oil am. *reeve . now Rep gamine. w* signature aft (heath** red halt, A. ftwelandaml 15" old lb* Bash mimeo. _ '., • 0 the Ae mat ' Mid, ALSANA EXTRACT , TENTH p a te n (111118 h e. 'sail eerie*the Tooth-ah o 11110 i. 41, id. pa Niels, or th /do 11 041 bean.. • ` '. ADVICI. ' ' .. WMEN Men of .Education , ant. IProfessionat Skill". we persevering tilde:trouts to dile, ersbe Biota safe sled certain method at treating . is few prevoiling Diieases, lie sagusful result .of their experience is the best proof of , wiperiority. Ileum. GOA 9 and .CO. Surpass. have been ladeced to masks the eure of the following the abject of :heir clirdcalar study will., a certain Oigorder, freqtwolly contracted in it moment nil latualcaliun, and its conet , mitanal, Solciuresned aleett. ,skirts, by en improved plan, are speedily and effectuolly chat;s twain) Debility, whether arising from fiecchtunilian indulgences; long macaw" to weim climaxes, or .a secret solitary eke, tun often tioWniptly *sued by the youth of both sexes; in the one came.' log iikteWy, or barseneses; and iu the other a satiserlitiv land of nervous diseases, which, if oat timely remedied, Jertniente hp impoteare and Consumption. •le that distressingionte of debili ty or deficiency _whether theounstquenco of suck basiefid Imp bits, or ajising from Day other roast, .by which the powers of the constitution become enfeebled. as regolorlY 44 oVoled Sur* gems of Loadou tbey offer a lu, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. Theism* of a keg and extrusive joreetice kas eadded• them, le C, .by a superior method, - remota Venereal Cons . how ever inveterate or magiffeatall, *idiotic ambient ' the pantos to the wag restraial ist diet sir eltervire ;and IA 'Com , whereon early cpplicatioh Is maga, discovery dui the tokenise, theyfrequeo!iy perform a core hi ' space oft wo der' . - - - T o k s . ce • ' l4l '. diet Attics toentries, - *fell shire in . mirittine commerce, one of the most efficient means 0f . ..00640r% her industry ;_a blow which would hava_lapeaTatill mare Sensibly felt, had mot at the same time the whole- cleetinent been closed by a general :tad' destrective*Stlea, preventing all ,ccimme i rc:Ml intercourse, and: !detest suspending all 'eocimunicatiou amongst nations. *r . The progress and result of fhis-sittr.fully satisfied Majesty, that in the obvious impossibility of an 'immediate and thorough improvement of the political condition.of Europe, shaken as it.was, to its very foundation, the exertions of indiridval States in their is defence, instead of setting beo'iis 'to thi general distress, would only tend to destroy the little Strength they still retained, would hasten thefall,o the whole, and even destroy all hopeaot fuser. and better times. Under this consiatiott, his -Mejestr foresaw the important iffirantage,that,Ault, result from a peace, whiCh„ if secnced for soma years, might check this overgrown and hitherto liresiiitibfe power, might allow his Monarchy repose which was indispensible to the restoration •U his finances and-his army, and at the same time, procure to the neighbouring stateS a period of relaxation,- which, if proved with prudence and activity,. might prepare the way to more fortunate times. Such a peace, under the existing circumstances of danger, was only to be obtained by an extraordinary effort. The EM peror was sensible of it, and made this effort: for the preservation of the empire, for the most sacred Interests of mankind, as a security. against ',nitric: 'arable evils, 'as a pledge of a betterorder of things, his Majesty sacrificed what was dearest tollit kart. With this View, exalted above all common scruples, armed against every misconstruction of the moment, an alliance was formed which 'was' intended by a tense of *some security' to reanimate the weaker , tied more suffering party, after the Miseries of an ensue, (*taut struggle, to incline the Stronger and 1110 i ooe to a..course of moderation and , justice; l, s witheet whitt al Community of Stites cati n oot be coesdered inunity. of..miserf. His Majesty was the.more justified en pectetions,-blecause 'at the time. of tho.consemeiltiltf. of thif.tinion .tha.Ettiperor Napoleon--,boa .44taleed that peint of. his career when the preservatioe of composts , was a more -natural aed desirable obj4t, thee' a restless-struggle afier..neel posiessions. Any 1 farther extension of . his deminities, long since PO; 1 stretching their proper limits, .Was attended with evi dent anger,: not .only.•.to France, already sinking: under the !Nelsen of hip Conqncits, bat'even - le e ltrs own real personal interest. Wjtat hie authority r,fitned Lie extent, itnecesSalrily lost In point of *selarity. tta union with th / e most y!rietkt Imperial .ramily-, in Christendom; tne edifice of his greatness acquired in the eyes , of tl4 French eitiertoind of 'the' worlds such an addit l ion of; strength eat perfection, that any, ulterior aChnins of k i ggrniidizeraosit most oelv . Waskts6 and destroyl its stability. Wittlif Fiapre, rope, ithak so many oppressed. ant desr,iritrg um- Alen, earnotitly demantid of-Hestenn; nested; presoribetit to triuniphant,H,itioir •Of -presers,"- vtli. • .41- recent political relations, intersected riven and ceon• trieseut off the middle and southern States of Get. - many from all connection with the German Sea, passed the Elbe, separrted Denmark from Germany* laid its prelentions even to the Baltic, gad : seemed:to be': rapidly approaching the line of Prussian for. tresses still 'occupied on the Oder; and so little did, this act of useipatien(however powerfullyit affected all rights add possessions, all geographic, political,aed military lines of demarcation) carry. with it a character of determinate and complete accession of territory, that it was inipossible to view it in any .other light than as aloterauner of still greater usurpations, by Which onilialf•of•Gertminy was - ter bit:often Fteock Province, end the Emperor Nepalese the absolute • Ruler•of the Continent. To Russia and Prussia this unnatural extension of the French territory could not fail of producing the most serious alarm. The latter, surrounded on all Ades,. no longer capable of free salon, deprived of every means of obtaining fresh strength, appeared hastening to its dissolution. Russia, already in fear for her western frpntler, by the conversion of the city of Dan t xic, declared a free city by the Treatyuf Tilsit, into a French military part, and of.a great part of - 'Poland into a-Freoch province, could not but see, in the advance of the French dominion along the sea coast, and in the new chains prepared for Prussia, the imminent danger of . her German and Polish pos. sessions. From this • moment,• therefore, the roptere between France add Russia was as good as decided. , • Not without deep and just anxiety did Austria ob serve the' storm •which was gathering. The scene of hostilities would in every case be coatigueus to her Provinces, which, owing to the necelUry reform in • the financial system which had cramped the reitora. don of her Military means, were is a very defence. ',Jen a higher point co/:, view, the struggle l'sVhich awaited Prussia appeared roil more doubtful, as it commenced under the searairafavouroble jincture of affairs; with the stele want of co-opera. lion on the part of other Powers, and . with the same disproportion in their relative means, consequently was just ris hopeless as all former etroules of the same nature.-'' His Majesty the Emperor made • every effort in his'power by friendlyjeredlatioa with both parties to avert the impending.'etoma. •Ne human judgment could at that time foresee that the . lieri9it'zwas so near at hand,,wbfathe failure -of thes .frioMdly attempts shield prom mere lajurions eio the Emperor Napoleon tran•to Uppenevrie.:7— Thus, however, it was *nand by tut si*lez of - Providence: - • • . - • --' • " When *the commentitiekt', et ilitietmes no longerdinibtful, his Ilisppty ,pelted to have recourse to mesitaris• le' unnaieral and daniereus a coajogitkrai, mig' tertibine his errs se. curie with just considetatiees.for -the reel interests State*'. The urgent of unarmed in.. • action, be Okay netitcailty : w.bich . the Emperor Na. poleon, 'according to his own declarations, Would hate D.- maxim of policy haamProred .. 'fi . . . , . . . . . ' ' • - ' - . /- It 4 1 - .. ''s • 1 . . • • . • '.. . , ,• . - '" \ , , ' . • • ~,' i... ' • ' ‘ , 4 i, ..9 ' : • * - ".- " , ..i..ro.:'' . ••., X.... '.` ' '-'....• 401 ,0„ki, i-. • . p , ~...-.. '.. '94 t• * * • l ik. ~ • ' ' s • * * *.. *'. . • " ... . • ~, ti,t, .. ',(** ' ' s • '.. P14a.:;.. ... ...• •. •. , • :. .. -•• • •• . • , - .. : ,:.4 , •••• -" --, ;&•L r .:'‘'."•-• LP• •' - ',-- -.. s io . . • I :iA' " • • ' ' ' . * .7 ; 4!.. :,• . , : •••• . */ ' :• , • ' . . , ' •#• . 4 • ,'e * • R. . .. . • . ".. . . , • • •I•f. *. r' ' •I' ' ".* r * •• ' .* ' * 4 -4 . , ) .* • • , . ' .• • • * • • • • .•I •P ._.,, . . . , • 44 , . , . • • ~ . .: ..- f. .. ). !-:.' i • . • .. 1.:`: , • . . . 4 , 4 ~ • '• • - - • • • •-. - ,3til . - • , 14 ‘ " . ~ :-. 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IiANIFKrro - • 'F.. u fiteh will he wideti. - -: Nig* Cillitprg . 0 1 _,,rot 1 0.4.64 A ii;,,, *Oa ot tie ItAittiTY TILE . surnaots of •Atittass, auto eloi duos of morobergh e &woo l and.i a beek, B ir d . - . - THE CHILpgII3 fN , TOE WOOD . nitiada 'at' the sfellOnts I" • ';' 4 4lii• ,• " ' OF HUNGARY ARO noninata. • o f their p oliti cal , •and shortly after of their comfier. ' The D. ..., I . ae lar aita t i. at Mil, poi bee • ' stock , mhe Flab t'' sea 110 of Det re : st er. i . ... . 0 „, ,alosa .. _. • - . . - vin ..1 1..t1f wet sit,: •..-, ._ ...„ • .. . , . dit . ... *era will VW otig between Fa y t a 'f. osok af The . Austrian Monarchy has been tsospeited by Dial esrstence, and with that, of their means of sub... . . . . • .• .- , -.4 ~ if un s ji its sitnatt, by its verities Congestions with the sistenCe. • This violent step was adopted, Withoothaft.7 . . -, • T H I.: ATR 11-IF,;,lfttlift vetrfllNT , l l A aims - . - • • Faul t .Par# rotirt tll ol4 " , st ei ttnito b tn !tit real Plait of Non ice, en sitaih2: 44 . ' 4 . other -Po andlts liiiportiace:lo . the Confedentcy. even platnibie pretensions, in Contempt of every•den. 4 • . -.. 1 ' •' ' ' rAlta" 4 V is- ~1 \ S4' 15 4111 1e ! ~ a r ~ "- • - a i.vir ar , z .,_• ..• . t ._ 1 . rro.;MORt!. , -‘ ...- ....r. LA Vs„ pt. ,4 , twit' !Cy rant* yount Baas ; le ••' • • •Os porOlollin tit} SO ellgaite -its meet of- thine wars teat ' form, form, without any previous - declantion, Of aim. • • - , •. h p••tforated .* •-% - . 'l".__Litbe....*"._ll.4 t h e pure new.Lekedlff „t 1 ~a - 406 " here ranged •Earope for leftwards pl. twent munication with any ether Cabinet, under the irbti - . i s • THE CI4.4 . :NDESTINE ARRIA . GE. . nrr • *!,retwrt; Ina good state t t r. Ilse ' 77 ' r, tse :writ to which • , • ~. • .., Tatfiksiteral very capital Sal na lkota, eLhatAtco es years. Throe*** the pr&gress,:ot. tints ...rattans emu', as& futile pretest that the war with Ragland - ° I t kith win 4 . 1143i1eil • ' • ••, .. ' . . ° w . m 1016. i 1 , . , • .. t ii i i irtik. "l. It'a re, .sieeri weir. J .l roi n tr P : 9 2 tudrii ~,,iit. • - t l_ i tra .i gghits, L dl , t he political_ .,, principle has invariably re q uired it. • R,,,, s, jt, t See:* P,rige -)...11140--Pill . Ss. (AL i • , sot wee the most 'alembic . ,_ . •* y ittrwarna on - Imperial apuesty. A. law , . of peace, 'Tills cruet Ilyptesy' which was intended. ttldestreir i &rind Price, Iss--1 1 4,gre r e "' b° l r t °I back IbMes• that from artist 'of ditty, from his own,noternl teenage, the commerce of the world, at the oleo* .. etlko , „ - p r i„•-, 1. —hower Milk-Ty. V , . I, „ , . , , nat. 4. %trots 0 lliikr:. 1, : Second Print..`fid. , • - IP 4 , . .* - - ! 1N.7: - 7. ' 4.1 i ..--- ' - * . -60 'free, attachment to his peoplei Ire: d ram a il -ledeintodence, the prosperity, the rights and dignlty, , , .. PAR rs ER WANl'l'i •.* '" ' ; , 7 7 • - hit.Miktetty bas_oniy taken up aremilamt called by tortilk tfi f , potitineatal Powers, Vas posited . %lark A YOUNG NI A N ''s it respi4nitiltit 1 / Who W Quit/Pro - -..•-• '? r ii " ,niefoit , l' ll l F rl t .; ' • - t o ' Pi ' i 'e sis s A lila ta t necoseity of self. Hat by sit uealegt4 ortreriqr id•thsvldd OsPootottet of 14140 -°- ' se 1.,1 1 / 4 .• an t azsive.psiet. Sad alarein'ennato. • wit /1h _ L , 2 ip an 4, 4 ,6 11 0 44 0 4 a 410.40. • , ~... .. , .. . 1 ~.. to mob •rit so nor Poen% 01.Colwees OY Ai1ir , ..,1 , •. . , „,,,77 ~ ;.. ..., ? ,,, L ,,,,..., ik .., i .... ;: :- s - lerthehits•wf sating . .inilll_ , ii w it stet ..fortrilleatety pow*, .-- xi .r,•firill.rPtlit;lll6 WHO no spp:ort edict nil" r""F litea. Z ell' 4: 4 4 1 ' . si r ril illi ' llmmi r "Rii .4- 0 11 : 141 • 14 mas otlir thittioefekat ..... • P-ft. -vv.,- . . , . tint trial System Or Igntiope orfoso . 4 •, li f iL - 11 , 140 441 ` t 0 z rlid . . ~....f,.....4 0 ,, . sothr.,Aora"..Zoilii:truint•trinTettleL.o,...Ltllturnolit.ics".PorelL7- -.. . : ate , 'a ' ' I mmoo Nle bal lit t eprowapp Olood•fielt , a bo riret tionk : kalt Orbited. n _ 2 _, . . jte,prel @m e terei„.„.e,,•„-di be e a peel eg gee Alyea. ' .. ' ' dab., Iht:AlliVoitbwebtica outride. wIR by Wild wt mat the , ' elk " F lier. a lr . 0 . P. ' r° * ( 4 6 ,r 1 4 " 1 "der 14 " bei r lil l iikgit 4 . * • 4 c••! - ''' - • * • ' - Letters adlasied ( l io-t 1010 to S. R.Bl, Fleet-streeL , least r ftwOrwittism.. - ••... -, •"' • ._._"' __." ~,.... ' _• oleo the ehJect . laiilltlijesty'llife sad reign; for " ' ' - 'l l be fiesia/Sy itlact:piew,Freech donsinien was ki t .-- - k • - 4 To be_ . .siessej tien t A * " au " Pw.Ao..-.111 th e 1 "" 1r m.., ° ...7 " fl yd • 1„„. these , alone have Austria contended.' If, in th ese established'oi the German sosksts,ander the title of a - • / ._ . . • Ra" a r ' nfl k r4l• ' Sit e . 9 ' al 4- Z l, C lus;ll • • ' '''!" 41 ' 1 ' 77 - at "' ' ----Alm ' ---r- f tenni u n su ccessful c ontests deeps wounds have s ' . tberty•iteconti Military Divisien„ was in itself soft THE.....ll';oritersan,..3-PirectOrspf t..-ka Bani Of - ....., • - • ._ : ." 4 1., -__' ' • ~... - ' ,...:-. 4 !.. ..' ~. . • ' ' , • • • • !mod b a se .11.4etrt ft evpativsts in s • pdbitsit the f , • 'a'5..,; ( 7...T, .7 1 ,„ ~ •• .. n inflicted on the Monercby, still hie Majesty had 1 ficientiy c,alcalited to raise the Suspicions of the ad. 1 statemeot of tare ,frial .4.8.04 NI NA sII,. for. Forgefls. MI !••• ;.',. . ..- TrielgetrßßY ADVEN-TURFAS. - t consolation to reflect, that the fete :Of iits emlfire l .joining States, Ai it wes the more alarming to theta . , 1 a Tie iir to prrvrni the C , of such Wept 's, sat (Viny l . amertlie impreisio . 114,11 *le. ofewen t o ll ant 64 12 . 4 . IiaiDDING!.4 CO. No. 1, Cornbill„ and 3, lid not been haaarded upou needless and .violent en- as the forerunner of future and greaterdangers. Ely . . . „it the „ me Itwee of .rigoir as fur ail „th re sped, et , iii a : Cha ndiii. rlsijeri Di ' Load, on. restinkthe e Pati vr e, that since the ie prise, ; that all .his decision wer e ustifiable be - this decree i ts became evident, that ' he system . which were opened. titez hat .. p 4 by , far , the r o l e rosterity t . • ": , - • ' ( job, "'his People, his Contemporaries , and bad ' bead created in France - (although previously .: . L .. 1., . .eitiViViii Ike Meadow t 4 Fart watch alnico art- s , j„1 , THE KING V.:AIN-ST JOS. NASH, Poll voßtrisis L. •, 40 .-,q4 doisoopo rouirreiction.. It is Insanted, thereof , . ^YeabagregYpd,' yet still proclaimed to be in existence)f Tile Primmer ....- indicted for fOrpiono. Bat Or Etriletc thr • • taridetparr or meter., I n ww try as 'abate. where Notwithstanding the most ample. pyipa rations, the the systemorthe pretended natural limits of *French 4.1!. ' I. porton. , MA to 1e di awn from Bassbory olloo.MA, bat Mr. GUY, Who belt the) flay lb 111. " 116r lsg h s 41461 " 6 via in tsOg., would.beve ltiroughi.thkState to rain, Empire, win4thout any further justification or ea. cot.s...t Neweutr--tee. audio be sabscribed wih' Ise same 400410 by Prlhes, and wbbre PI - OING aae, CO. wawa. . . . . It • . t of " J.. • b I . .llllllliida. " ...ift Me .'rus. et, payable to ika town or.. „base re a lised , a h an a„,aa a f emme ,. fit they b ad theme , ev r h Apt the ever-meowandste bniveryflif the army 1 plasktiort,or trown, and even the Emperor's.rebi... . P/ des, did iudnised .. int (1w ante of is " - mon &mouth." Tile kept, histead o f weeks for t ale, th e Tickets and Mares se- andtthe spiri t . of true.fittrintitni - whieh animated all 'tritry acts wets in the same arbitrary manner aotisi: - 1 1 , Bid was also ind nett by she Prisoner in the firm nt " 'Moan. Wad for their Castanets. • ,_, __, i ~ ace Joseph Nast'," and dieconoted by them ut the flask. • The preterit Lottery to begin dreIeksiNXII P TRII , AL , Ihe Pt af.. the _Mon.s.rchy.overhalattostievery. - adverse t hitated. - Nuttier the Princes' of the Rhenish Coifs. 1 ' i. to wit, ...lead. voted in evidetice, that there was to r such per- 17i• of this Wasik enobtint l'nfie .Pr‘aes of A 90,00,4 nod occorrence : The honour of the 'ration and its an:. !Acing, nor the kingdom of Westphalia, no territory, ~,,, io ..,16 ewe at Bnohory as Jailors Edson& and last the ,Ell),00, hesilet T a tt y Wier . r„,kat i d„ . ,e4 th e Holders ..f the cl e a t ~,,,,,,,w n. i h .1, erten were happily upheld durin g ' great of small, was spared, in the accomplishment p.i... 0 ..r. be s wi li g that tulip the fact, had utteted-and dtspoaed first drawn Prize above .egtl' will rectify ,Itt pipping and ,„ .::'—' .- .1 1 . or t..i. hill to the Sauk, aril received the amount thereof less CO.'S.' sti. additional Prize of 411),009,, if.purchaued at either 'on , h e s IllPilehillalli of this mar ; bat valuable pro. of this dreadful usurpation. The boundary draws the 1ea..1 discount. et their Odires, No. I, Corobill, ay.', Charing-am,. Tittles were lost; - and Aitstria; by the cession of the - apperently , by blind caprice, without either rule or Mr. Nat on Graham. in hi. Addriss to the Jury, stated the ....is c oot oidea; I..; ow! Pon or eon* , cotintries horderhig upon the Adriatic, w as deprived I plan, without an y consideration of anc i ent or more • Law Tin the subject, cad slit application to this oorticular caw, i m id , peac h a l y evocinedeuc...."lg th e li" is ; • _ ..- . 5.... ' Pfeil share in maritime commerce, one of the most i recent political relations, intersected riven and ccion. - • 4 idea pre-esti- iiieure;ol7l4l74lor en a tyre hi the short space of tww days. ktions.earmaitly dema n d ifof 116/91. 'if peomrpo*.icy are permitted was by every sound maxim of pilicy q's.. • .The - ed success of theft . mode of treatment (which hat I , ~ A iiio toirtive- •seer . •to &ilia one s ogle Instance in u peactice of prescribed, to the triaelphantsaiglid as s t iiiepof self. whollidtadanssible, and would at lair bolo proved eleirof th e wit. ' Sh v ceoieses, 4:1 1 4 whi c h pliolsmoy thousand peewee .arboth •preservationt—and, it ; at Orval. *hope '.tbat so . ging e;ve`p - endeavour to shrink from the approach. of dblingrashed I mute awes pear acrd, seem sober wept nod injarloos methods *any great and united m o tiv e iroftWPlMloter.the ingl4Bo . A power: so important ai Assyria could on, iq highly , had bete peened by other loteitil&ers wittioutegfect). induces • . ~. .-. .. ' .. , of .telmals. the. Op publicly offegth* ... • ambition, of an iumvidtiaL . - not'•rentivriCe all partfcipadon In the interests of . tijw4loat the • fiimi and CO elded j professing Ike core of these .If 'these flattering . prospects very destrozd it la Europe, nor could 'he 'place herself- in a situation is rge beta,' eels. . lib ' ta 4/14111( us " Ib l lim Y gist ae marked' not . to be imputed to 'Adl!tria— After : men/. years' widch t tidally ineffettive in 'pent.. or wir,Nlie Would le Proprietors, s t a t& with e l a h e it ig E t s• only •etrewhat to the • . .. • . ardee, .Lbadaut i empiric, think it MS ~ a I timeless to state ', thst :fruitless ezertioni--after boundleis pacrificesof fiery losp her Voice and. influence in nit:great nerd& . '• I *Pith"' lowPwit igatiskt klillate 4 lukviws"e ll 7 rdescription, , there ehistt t d sufkienttanltiestor th e ate. .floili, •witbent T accitiring any 'guarantee . far theliecu, run. Newbenv .of the prof/aloe A rm of which , front d res ses, Miami- , . . w a lk er ; s islit,i, ? li g,. s a w w o o:wok/ 4 h ow sod eminent R hys i e g agg ', o b ey : tempt to precuie 4 11. 'be or ofder of ' things liy conC; ' sits 9f 'her Own frontier, ',12•1- prepare fee wee easiest Pareffef Cork •-hav et • *invitee any,i elog Om erects remit* foots , done *a cow:elision, Whia'stresins of bWed had hi- Frawte *mild' have bees, under the einem. . meriii • id by . their endeavours first I =okiltail to "it thee tiee -- P IK-- a 1 therio proloced;nollileg but .wilieryandAleititletion'l ewe tiiin elmoo., s aalittle' coamieent witkegoky . as witi"pre; gheetl the pawed isioedlioviv,,aidstasy premtaw.. Am ;heir. prelim 4 stip, csostlteto e felt visaed tor the tusprecedeetns Der can W.. htldeetY tiv+r regret that 14, WINN' milt; ce. Tbi &Or or 'Napoleon bad given hit .11fa. . , • ~. . em+l4ask for • watt whleli they have, by' the Public, - bete is laffilUY ago' .duced to attempt it.. . -..•: . .' ' -•- 1". ;' 110 - penonal ground • for rimeedings ; p with- ' marid.vie "Si - int ' - the ~,, 4 „, ‘ , 40 89 . 4 1 --p;(1-44,b In ti e 6„„„„,,, • eve l reganit . 4 i i , sate the angl i s i, . , The y e ar 1810 was :not tra*.clirgad k. .. . , f. ,„ spilbspetilif attaining *mats • , ,• Betts if thole moor tere. and manner at living. leelleierli 11111111‘ SSlerl in 'Spats , the. *Ai ig( f tlisiiniestAsit -banivai, •by 4, 4 ,411111d . . i. : • 4 ,,, •• - o f tilt ~ .irlandly . tACT for Tfikripie ter Advice and larilkelors ;JO Sim WOW solillso hwfutAtif - Wen elleired a sefleleet tlatitibrueliet Qviva4he deo . r4filkolis,..ll: - .."'"- ' - del re ' • . , and by • 11. ulllo4 64. am jio se_y_pdtr of tile Kingdom. . . • . • • . ..L. kg • • - •.. . ':•• a ofiglisso, 60.,115i055..15, IpsissitisAseste Etsmewill. voitesim•ltiko two fermi ' iiiiiiiVikailn an IFTU COU=Obtr - - bad not. Mat - abandoned .. .. . . • ... • H • AZAILD, BURNE and Co. Stock - Broken , respectfully inform oar PAW., that Tickets and Shares for the present STATE LOTTERY, are un Sale at their Of - Oct' Na. 981 Royal Exeltanae, Loath* Tub LolfterY i enasi-tine of onl% 124100 Tickets, will commence drawl% oa F RIDAY NEXT, and wilt be &den in Two Days. THE SCHEME CONTAINS ' 2 Prizes at • 4110,0X1 2 Prizes of - 10, 00 WWI other Capitals, nnej has in It two Prize of lens vntne than 901.—The First Tlinusandalni.ltt will be entitled to elll. each; the First Prize atm,' 201. to 10,00011 and the First übare oil the Sec.iod Da), to 20,001. :.. . • • NEXT FRIDAY. • SWIFT aid 'Co. the Contraatifi s respectfully re: moot their Friends an 4 'the Palslie_. ihut the STATE LOTTERY begins Draiiiiii4m;FßlDAX NEXT.. The Ara Ticket dtawn a Prise shove 220 Br itt Weeive. in addition to such Wine, the NM of TEN THOUS kND POUNDS.—The Asst 1.000 Masks will also receive . £9O each,—The Lottery consists of 'only 12;000 Tietets, sail Cie. Scheme mown& . 1 2 of £20,061 are ;OW OM_ 'n ' 2 . . - - 10,000 '• - , 000+ 20 5 - 1,000 - 5.0 ' 41 s _ . 34id ,• .. 4 ,11 - : 7 • • •• . 20 • . 14 41 . ' 20 . 100 • S.llOO • S.) • SO - . I ..-- -=.- 2.330 - 23 &20 • - A t .; Tickets ultd Shares are sell's% at SWIFT and CA. ' s , Nei. 11, Pnaltry, NO, 12, Cbarisig-cr....,, and No. SI, /Odom Iliabltreet. - - • 3C I O,OOO'NEXT FRIDAY. 41 , ARROLL and Co. Stock-Brokers, 7, Corn' ill,' , A., and 26..00%4d-street, ierprafully. acitotint the Public lhey have a'great variriy'of Tickets tro - 4 Snares im Sale for the 'STATE LOTTERY. in SEWN --DRAWING the 17th of, THIS MONTH (September). THE SCSI EME CONTAINS • • ' Prizes s.f EMOCO . of 1e,003 • liii a great proportion of rillft•CapftliKlind no Prise less Illall.£2o.—Mite First Tanusand Blinks will be Aso rntitled to MO each, and the First 'ticket drawn a Prize above .C2O will rie'elve an additional-Prize brelo.ot o; • - - Orders from the Country (post paid) . paorinstßyanets4ed / 4 )., Parileular'Nombers may be obtaided at the above Offices, if rint already sold. . • -• • :; • " i