The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-21 00:00:00

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The Sheeting" far Winter wear mid eel& climates pesters the advantage of oUptiriOr appearance aud. pleasaaaseto of wagr ao with considerable celsooty. . Faisi4ies seeking from Abroad, ibt: are respertfolly 0; they wilt And, as ab we, the gcetree T r oarless • LLio.";; Table Lin rts. 6 aXery.e.rtielc ibc. hnire-1 bee 0.37 , n11ern Indiastod cut Ration Shawls, peculiar to (e Haase, the Whit, Cbter, - Xstleaciri* att. , ' • Orders .from Abroad or the Country (with remittance) ese cuted with the greatest lineation. _ Delightbd Leasehold Residence, and 16 Acres of fine Meal ,w Laud, with only porsitscino, Rau-tn. - en, Chesliunt, Herts. TO BR SOLD HY AUCTION; By W. LIAFCHILD,. At the Aiello* Mart , on W Ett NIES IYA Y, Sept. Tf e at - by Order of the Proprietor TH Singu dr &livable LE A'S-F Proprietor, RESI HANCE. with lasing, phiaoure-grovisda gardens, and meadow land, excellent siablipg t. coacti-house. greetn , hout.e. I and appropriate offices or every ffescription , very eltgihly tippe.on,that dellghtfat and teach-admired spot. celled lIUR Y 1 GIF4E,N, peer 'tliehhihrs rk., eurnossieding rich ass extrosw. , sure viVws over the Essex hills, and surrounding country ; the bonse, which bas lately been enlarged and improyed at a verl gwareapenetc powers . maple ac..&. nunoilation foe a Gaily of the first respectability. the attires are ;sell arranged, and at the hest state ..f repair; Arland is divided into welt.proportitined enclosures, and Inn metier Otte of cultivation t Meeting - alto. amber a most desirable retreat fur any Gentlema n fond at field sports, beinesituase within an easy distance of several packs. of au t auf4, nod only IY miles from London : the purchas er to sake AllerePinllse tome nod premises, together with the carpets awl glasses, at a fair valuation, and may be accommodated wills a wart or she whole of the elegant and appropriate househuuld farnitureni the wink way. Matrix viewed drith Tickets only, between the !sours of Twetwe ;awl Two, ois Tae-dnyf, Wednetalani, nod Friday), ashich nittybe had of W. I.rifehild, Suree‘or, Eufleld ; and full desetiptise Poetical/in had on the Secretary's otiter, Awriiat Mart; and at all the kans,it; thossigelibutuhaiA. W. Leitchild reset:dully iilitrats the Pubit r dist he as fully du hat-644 to treat (4 the Whets RSistre by Priem, oMireit. This day was publiOikl, • fitOtte V o lanwlimprbrop. 130:seli, the Retagolt..F.4ltiailiseif rrlB .oNof N 4T1. - ,11,AL .TOECI , ; LOGY to i.,HR,ISTIANJ,T,Y. • PY THOMAS . GISBOItNE, M. A. Printed for T. t 'Aril and W.' Davtel,-Str4nd. Of whom may ale. be had, by the same Author. • 11... Ao Y into the DUTIES of MEN in the higher andmiddleClar‘s.s of Sochi.; Veols No. Sixth Edition, 18s. lirhostrasi. 51. Aw ENQUIRY into. the' pw74E6 of the FEMAIE • SEX ; Svo. Eleventh Edition; pricelis. is hoards. Aii,ther Edition, elegautly printed in a pocket volntne, On* 411. iu hoards. t . . • loather Edition, in 12aio, price 90.6 d. in 4004 7 , SESMON B : ?trots. tiro. Sefeotb Edition i..iiefeelBSlis Surds. The Volumes•sold separate. 4. SERMON•St principally designed to illostwite and to en force Christian %oohs% ; Svo.*Thied Edition. 9., in board. 5. A FAMILIAR SURVEY of the CHRISTIAN Rr.- ILIGION ; intended.prinatrtly for the Use of Young Perioso; Oro. Sixth Edititio; price 14. 6d. in boards S. A VAMILIAIt EXPOSITION and APPLICATION of the EPISTLE. !f at, PAUL . In the COLOSSfANS'c in et Coors' of hie, to Sermons. To. which air e,sobjoined, Two `4E R MONS on l'art, of the Eiarople of St. Paul; one volume 12a kl . c;1. e 5. 'wadi. 7. WALKS in n• FOREST. and 'Mite? , POP:MS z MOW' Edition. To which ore m w added. some POCMS, nle before published one volume. @kill price 9.. in board.; or ekgautly printed in two pocket vo'innes. price I4s - . t. •,.id.s. IMPREiSED Witt% a just and humane sense of Ilse calamitous results arising from the injudicious treattruen of a certain malady, contracted in a tanner too well Matra t.: revolve comment; .aactafteti entailing on its unhappy vitriim series of distressing and almost insupportable affliction , , Dr. FADY respectfully coils the attentioa of I hose ' t u te,,rett, to his ;Hemline and most effectabi method of cure, unlike 41t0 ad • verriaing empiric of the day, or the equally criminal conduct of those " who hold oe word of promise to the eor and Arent , it to our hope." 11r. Eady will notpreturne to pledge irfaßi biltty In every &retails)* of tore , but a • far ;is human aid, itb Iligiett by Medical uad surgical sill can be au plied,•improusises a certain, speedy, and permanent restoration; havin4- twidr every species* rot 9s plsilitie affection, and its yntiolus trout a 1115- IMO'S, the primary objects of his professional studies; and beat, : uttered by the trnnscendent success w hich has accompanied ht 4 mode of treatment during the course of a Wig and laluirtbits practice, he is erythled to offer ; sy'a h the fullest entitle' , ncrty "mations at once he' most- hopeful and eaw.swroging. lanumetrable Instances ran be adduced illustrative of the superiority a which had been found to prevail; even'ishere eminent Wee,. retained by public institutions, has- been lb ssfectoa:. In addition to those consolatory advances, Ili. Lad* will he found equally fortunate in reviving the stulhbefing mud debilitated energies of the numan notion. which mobitie: and if not timely arrested. freqrset.tly render nugatory Nye vary plincipeil of existence. From this desolating, sinte of Mist and stet ility, b. re-animating the frame and affording tor.: etayticity to the relaxed organs, Dr. Early is happy to co. ye. the most cheering aunt positise that olio so-ems of tl both sexes may he reset:ea; a st..ay perseverance irb n the weans (Ticino d being oat, recruited.—P - . Ends , ii consulted daily - , nt 45, Kier...weer, coiner of Dean street, ti hu, by wawa's of both se es.—Coster) letters nicer respectful *motion by resat c f aer.ind post. THE Inn*-estliblistied reputation of Messrs. CURRIE road Co., combined their well.kn"an experience and stscrem in the treatment anti cure of a Icew et len iug tmettploiats. entities them to superior claims not a decided prefereoce over all other ;:inclitioners. Mesas. Currie and Co. as regwlar Surgeons. and ,Nlembers of the Royal Colleges of Lou dun and Edinhisr;:ii, present to the she result ",f thirty years successfid prt , rtice in the Metropolisy where their tri nt mem and cure of Venerenl Complaints, Nervous Ikehility. Yawning . Rest sailor*, and Athos: of the Orians, Strictures of the Urethra, &e. &c. has proved uniettmli, tritimphant s . In Olieht and Cerro eases of infection. a perfect Cu* metimplet• ed in Ste Moist period of two days ; and its thoserases of a more complicated nature, where other Practitioners have foiled of success. a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment in sures to the mend and pafect re-estaliliyhtsverif. lu Nervous Debility, whether produceit 'la convivial egresses, hv tt:e immoderate erjovittent of Action:al pleasures, by sedentary and over statlions Minns, or ity any other came, the Medicine!' they prescribe will produce the happiest Olive's, in improving every fitenby hulls of body nod mind. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability. have been tinder the core of NleSsrs. Coolie and Cm. for the rentmnit of Conipinitits of the . Urethra, Strictures, &c. mud having receive.; a radii al and ermancsit cure, regarst lull refeleuce may be made to them, ns satisfactory evidences of the decisive tuperiorify of Miesrs. t:utrie sod Co.'s plan of tVeatinent t many of tlwse Geroleuseiv have had Strfetates from ten its twenty years, and had beetroot der the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the core by the ripplicatinn of the Lama. Caustic; without:success. [deists. Currie and Co. spur be ems:tilted by either seer, with the greatest delicacy. Wet ery, and honour, nt their house, Nolo7, Ilation-gardea.-- • Patients in the .c.oun!ry are reqinted so stifle the *lt culars of their case, age, and general habit of living. &e. ta rlatans a remittance ft.r ndvice and medicines. when the same 11111 he tiNen- or sent to their part of the kingdont. -To insure Vint seem)* so cam enti.il to •aue . usiderllsking,- the postage of letters may lie added to the accuustfor teediaars.-407, last s •a-gardoz. Dashwood Swaps, from the 98th Foot, to be . Lieateaant aid Captain. vice Pox, who eiChances. ht Regioseat of Foot, Felward Butler, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Morris, promoted. 11th Into, Lieutenalit Edwaid Macon. from the half-pay of the 54th Foot. to be Lieutenant. vice David Reid, who ex changes, receiving the difference. 3711( Ului., Lieurenanthlohn Grant to be Captain of Coolie/I, without purchwe, tire Thomson. deceased. Ensign , itephen• Take to he Lieutenant, vice Grant. 57th Ditto, Lieutenant John Caudell, from the bulf pay at lb * Dl4d Foot, to he Lieutenant. vice John Hughes, whO • changes, receiving the difference Nth. Ditto; Captain Isaiah Linwood Verity. from the balf-Pay of the 6th West India RegiMent; to be Captaiu of a Company, vice J. Juhastotre, who exchanges. • 71st I)itto, Captain James Aaron Roy, front the half-pay of the • Regiment to be Captain of a Coiapatiy, Vice James 8. Novi, who exchanges. 91st l)itio, Brevet Lieutenant-Colon4 Donald M'Neili to be .1 .ieu tenant • Colooel, without purchase, vide Sir W Unita Dougla, deceased. Br set Major James Walsh to he Major,'‘iii Sis Alexauder Campbell to be.tapiain of a Compisityy vice ' • iNalsli F.o ila Norman Lamont to be Lieutenant, vice CaiapbelL Lord Frederick Lenaoz to be, Limign. vice Lamont. 98th Ditto, Captain Wm. Augustus Lane Fox. from the lit or Greaadier Regiment-of Foot Goad*. tu , Ape'Vstptatii of a Colo .any. vie, swoon, oho exch.-age... 9d Nei•elodia Reginient, Lreut. John Gm life to be Adjutant, vice Froserwbo. resigol the Adjutancy poly. 4th Ditto. li eutenant Benjamin Barrie, team the haltpav of the tate 94 flarris. , n! Bastalton. lotto tievrteonn., vice Fer guson Burrell, whof;chaages. &roof Y.. , k Rangel"; 'Captatn Charles Prith. from the half pay of-LeBflt Net flubs l,egiaseat, to be Captain of a Campaoy, Charles MsDonafd; wha exclusottes. Liootontent Edward Gant: Woolibelsalf -pay tsl the 411 Garrison Bat u..i00, :to be Lleutenaist. vioo..WiOnni -Wright, who en , changes. • 11t1.11AORA NEM The name of the Secend Lieu contd. who exchanges from Ist Ceylon Itegintent,"to batf pay 34 Ceylao mini( Di cember last, is .46but, and not Abbott. BANKRUPTS. lirosin, College-hill. dletehMil, *pr. 22, 29, Oct. 31, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. kirice, New-square, Lincoln's , lon.. C. 11,Yeight, Greville-street.Mptton.garden, factor, Sept. 29, Oct. 3, 31, at Guildhall._ Attormes, Messrs. Bell and t. f o. Bow Chorea-yard. . . hl. Gainey, Maechestcr, tonna-broker, Sept. 28, Oct. 13, , 31, at the Spread Engle' inn- Manchester. Anomie,. !Bestiri. Mt`stii.Laugdillalla (ms's Ines and Mr. Micas, Maus checer ' J. Mead, StOne, Bhrte, irbeelaikht: Oct. 2,9, 31. at the Waite Hart Inn. Aylesbury.' Attendee. Mr. Rose,Ayleskuell and hle,srs Rose and Co. Gray's Inn-square. J. Bragg. Birtiohtglistn. rye-natkir, Oct. 5, 6. 31, at the Woolpatis &nor...Bine ingluira. Alicante,. Mr • Windt*, Jeba stre, t, &dfoitl-rnw ; and Mr. Webb, Birmingham. ' ‘l. Jordan, &Linwood, Hioticestershire. corli-deakt. Sept. 26, Oci. SI . , at the Ram Inn, Ciloocester. Attornies, Mr. King, Scrji•aat s ten, Fleet-street ; and Mr. Chadhorn, Mott teeter. I'. Moat. Chenpside. broker, Sept. 22. 29, Oct. 31, at Attorince, Messrs. Taylor- and Co. New Basing hall street. • C. Buck, Bormigli, bop-merchant, Sept. 29, Oct. 3, 31, at r;nilttlintl. Anon ies, hiessrs. Lee and Co. Three (3rasso *race, southaark. Risk mrd G. Jones, Bath, grocer?, Sept. 98, 29, 00.31, sie she Full Moon Inn,. Bath. ttornies, Mr. Higlitoour, Scot's ; and Mr. Hodgson, Bath 1)1VI1>ENOS. Oct. 30,1'. Mercer and .1. Barlow. l'onbridge, Kent, bankers -Oct. 16. I). Unable, Skel!wook. Ytirkshireourichant-Ott. 17, J. Bowen, St. Martin's-tame. beilder-Oct. 14, W. Buck le... Ncw Del, h, saddleworth, Yorkshire. merchant-Nov. 7, Enwler. Birchin lane, broker-oer. 20. J. Hand, Worm dod-street. wsitehoeseman-Oa. 14 W. Lees. Liverpool, rut:tchant--Oct. 11, .1. and J. Eastwood, Uppennill. :saddle, worth, Yorkshire, dyers-Or , . tG, I. Intrnee, She Meld, user. chant-Oc:. 5, 11. Chesmer, Slttiighorne. miller-Nov. 4, W. White. Birmingham, Watalickstrire. tailor-Oct. 19,3. Faven den. Chichester, timber-Merchant-Oct. 16. T. Pallister, York, corner-Oct. 14, W. Tucker, Englehourne. Devonshire, gra. zier-Ctet 14, .1 Worrell. Wormegif; Norfolk, farmer-Ott. h), B. nue! I, sen. lirwham, Worcestershire. grocer -Oct.lo, J. Waitt, Kendal, We,tmorland, linen-draper-Oct. 16, E. Matthews, Chester, saddler-Oct. 23. R. Brow/mini Manebes ter. calico-manntacturer- - Oct. 23, .1. Boden, wickshire, shopkeeper-Ott. 12, W. Lewara, Taunton, car penter. CERTIFICATES-Orr. 10. D. Se!den, Liverpool. merchani Pickard, Liverpool, coach-molter—J. Lockett, see. Witney, Oxfordshire, lioen draiter—r. Treater, Aibion.b . iildings. Aldervgate-street,. silk. matibfileittrer—T. Pottittion, Stotkpert. Cheshire, lineo-dvapr —W. C Dry, Dm...aster, broker—T. Eld, Houghton, Staf fordshire, taninee—S. Berwict-upon-Tenet!. rotahnan -J. Klima-11, Slack wall. painter—E. k.yne, Plymouth, mot.- ' chant— W. Lippeat, Kernicott, Somersetsbire. tallow-chandler Peacock. Alder.Ote-itrelsr. Stiter—T. Belli, Mk. North Shields, mason—W. Roads, Oxford, grocer—J. Sherry, Ram sey, Hampshire. hatter'. PA ;ITN misfit ri; niSsoLVED. R . m . B enson c od W. Liverpool, grocers—C. Alex- f ander and J. Cockroft, FlalifaiS durgeons—R. Hotraid and R. :Itowrixd, Rory. Lantashire. tottow-chatolleni—W. Potter, It. Jubling, 11. Jolting, C. Jolting, and A. L. Potter. Swalwell, tiurham, ccannitin brevriAt - Mut, S. nest, and' E. hint. SheMeid. Yorkshire, tailors_ W. Stephen,. Penruh, and W. Ilodeleston, lto:it-HOw, Cumberland. slate.peocil-makers—J. Elliott sad J.... 19; Seat, Leicester, horse-deaterao.R.T. God frey at* J. Moate, Selby, Yorkshire, grocer—J. Rom and W. Rots, ISibitilat, nierebants— , G. Asset, A`Melf, Newt ton-street, High Holborn, carpenters—W. Payne and J. Stains. Yorkshire Stingo Brewhouse, New-road -W. Caslon shad W. H. tis anions, Binrlnn-erescnt Proprieteris die' ?forth Los. d ou G a s Wurks—J . Eveleigh ;Ind P. 'l;a.ytor, libtochestert ton-spioners—J. Brice, J. Brice, and T. Baker, Briitol XxelersAdotnee-Csfrierb—A, klusOfe and b. Scorer, tee4;i , Yorkshire, coofectioners—J: Tucker, sen. J. Tneltet,ju44, W. 'fucker, Exeter, kriitfe&-N. tutzliadlt Rite, N' has, groan. 7 ' The Menge Pelee of §LIGAN,' for the Nreek, &Twit, A*. 9111 per CArt - • - door; she told me she was come to pay me the rent I repeated to her what I - had said to her servant, that I had spoken to a friend, with whom I woeld cell on her the nest morning to explain the affair to her self; but Mad. Montaud persisted in paying heeled; ately, otherwise she would leave the money iu the hands of , a uetsry. Jest as I way skein the receipt the assassin returned, saying y ou have treated me with contempt! It was you, said I, who began by insult ing me. No, Sir, said he, 1 hare been for twelve years in the service of France, and lon offered to turn me out of the door, saying this he drew hoe his pocket two pistols, one of which he fired at met I had, however, time to turn aside his arm ; he int medistely fired the second pistol, which had also the godd fortune to avoid. Then he gave me several wounds with a bayonet. The lad who was with me ran out, crying murder! on which the istaisio „ ted me and raw out by the.street door." Weeds), for the information of the Public, says the Editor of the Cosmopolite, that the assa i ssiraires In the service of Madame Mootaud. The two pistols' mimed fire, bet the assassin thus disappointed in his perpote, speeng a bayonet, with which he inflicted' seven wounds, eoe of which is in the left side Ilfif the heart, two en the right side, one of which it is feared has touched thelungs, because,w hen breathing, the air escapes through the woond, two in the neck and olio% the lip. Mr. Cockrell in his struggling had likiiglithand pierced through with the bayonet. ('1 he accounts of Mr. Cockrell are more and more satisfactory, end his recovery begies to be hoped.) The Prince and Priscess..o 6 orange are gone to, Spa ; part of their suit and their infant son went thi ther some daja earlier. 12.—Lord Castleretigh set out this morning for Spa, whence be will afterwards repair to Chapelle. . . Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess Rent strived here to-day with their suit. Arx-LA-Cuaper.r.E. Sem 13.—We_ expect to day the troops destined to attend tie Allied Sove reigns while they are its this city, and to form the . gaitilon during the Congress. If le affirmed, that what has been stated of the arrival of artrerai batta lions to parade at the entrance of the Severeiges, is , not well founded. • Bausser,s, SEPT. 15.—The Duke de Richelieu is 'expected in this city on the 22t1. The suit that will ac company this Minister to Aix-la-Chapelle will be very numerous and brilliant.' FRANSFoirr, SEPT. 10.-- , -Oor continental fair is very brisk. The number of strangers who have come to attend it is estimated at ten thousand. Immense purchases are made for Prussia, and the goods are ' forwarded immediately. in order to be imported be fere tMi new Tarif of Dude! for that kingdom is car ried into effect. BERLIN, Strr. S.—The new law on the Cestems IS published. The following are the principal basis of the new system : It is necessary to abolish aft the restrictions on the tee trade between the differeht provinces of the kingdom. All foreign productions; both of nature and art, may be imported under a pass in transitts through the whole extent of the Prussian dominions. Toe exportation of ill the same productions, both of na. tore and art, is allowed. Exceptions may be admit ted for particular reasons, and for a limited time. This fieedoth of trade shill be assareed as a basis" in negotiations with other States. Facilities enjoyed by the subjects of the States WI their trade with other countries shall be reciprocated es far as the difficult relations allow, and commercial treaties shall be concluded when necessary ; on the ether hand, the right is resoinkti to retaliate by eds.: responding measures the restrictions by which tbe in tersouTse of the subject with foreign countries oatS. Lolly suffers. The regular import doty on foreign pods is fixed 'for half a dollar per cif. Prussian. Those goods +thick, contrary to` thiti rule, -are admitted duty Noe *r tared with a higher or loner duty, are specified io lb. Teri W. gsporlatimis is ditty free; the exceptions are sped fled in the Taritt. besides the import duty, many foreign goods, ii they remain in the country, are to pay a duty owl *censetriptiow (en Excise). Upon good's of forelgar l nuitnalactefe, this rimy shall net exceed ten per cent. vu the value ; and it shall be less when it can be do without injury to the internal industry. • Goods liable to commission duty are specified in the TOW. Tile deities are' lOW en the Weight ) anther ) and sealste. h‘g a ■ 4A 4 10 Jae contingent May perhaps remain as a ,Carps oY OW. ration upon the Rhine and be Mitatakat4 pence of France. . cia rr Aii•LA-CHAPELLE, Seel. 13.—e Lord lea Cestiereagb are now at . Spa, where it is eatliiiiatit they wilt remain some days before they come here. The lingsian. Minister has given the Most orders that the cotrotry.hdese which the 'Entperor Metander will inhabit &sib* his stay here, shall be ready in two diys,attd he has threateneato aanifth i e contract it his instractiens are not ezecated. PRENCII PAPERS. f Pent!, Se T,.14.--Two thousand one hendreell and fifty-four strangers have already arrived it Aik. Is-Chapelle, end a ~umber still more considerable is yet expected. Some strangers who were in the town, have been ordered by the Police to depart-4410 forts-eight hours. n, s t ,, VI. The King, in retorning from Ms walk, stag the Palace. of Elvsee Bnurhoo, to see the peetteler of Berri. Hi. Majesty wasreceited by the Doke of Berri, accompanied by his Ald.de-Cimps and.,9116. cere of his household. ./, The following I. the Bulletin of her health " Srpt. 14, Nine o'Cl. ck in the Morinqc,lll 44 Her aeyel Highness has passed, a most favouto able eight—nothing has disturbed ber sleep. (Signed) DESEUX and hOIttION." The Doke of Berri he. just transmitted to the Priw feet of the Haste Pyreuees, a donation ter tint peer of B.reges. Sm. 15.—N0 Bulletin of bet Royal MOHO* health was distributed this day at the Palais bon ; bat the Count Auguste d'Aoteil, Mart:chat-4. Camp, end Aid.de.Canrp to the Prince,.inrs brought, this morning, the most gratifying news of her IRO. ness's health. French Funds.—Five pet Cents.74l. 16.—The King transacted be•lain,._yesw: day, with his Excellency the Minister for Fetelgh Affairs. Lord Castlereagh set off on the morning of Sara , day the 1911 h, from 13rossels, for Spa. It is, known whether the Noble Lord will retold° ith until the opening of the Congress, or proceed tcb Frankfort to twist at the conferences Which the Mi. nisters of Austria, Prussia, and Reads, will MA there, previous to the opening of the Congress. Lord Castlereagh and the Duke of Kent were pre.' tent at the manoeuvres of the English, Hanoverian, and Danish troops, to the number of 40,000 men, *bons the Doke of Wellington reviewed in the ptabs. ,between Boochain and Valenciennes, on the fOtbt Inst. In the evening of the 10th the Duke of Wei. lington returned to Valenciennes, whence he pre. teeded ort.the following day to Manheoge, to review the carps of the Russian artily. After that reviews NH the troops let orned to their respective centooeients. The Oracle of Brussels says-m“ The Congress of Ait•la-Chapelle is now the principal' object of peliti eel Speculation. We are informed that the Holy -Alliance will. he followed by one still closer between the Powers of Europe, and that a sort of contedere. lion will he formed het ween them. This, it is said. is the favourite plan of the Emperor Alezender, and 'it the vane as had formerly been conceived by the pod Beery IV. This union of the Sovereigha generally etches nothing but hopes, for ors appre , benelon4 . cen be entertained, from the character of the Aestrlin end Prussian Mnearchr, who. although absolute Sovereigns, have ever proved themselves the friends et the People; nor from the sentiments of the Monarch seho has given to Poland a Repreeisletative Government. " Thu fifth Bulletin of her Royal Highness the Dechtift de Berri, is as follows : Her Highness had some slight attacks of colic. but they were soon removed. She had sit boars sleep define the night. (signed) " BOUGON and DEISRUX." The Bulletin of the health of itte Duke de Bourbon is equally satisfactory. His Highness slept the whale night, and has already walked several steps alonein his apartment. Monsieur, the Doke and the Duchess titithgeo- Apple went, this morning, to the Elysee Bourbon to vsit the. Duchess 1;e Berri. The celebrated tra•eller, Baron Alexander of Humboldt, quitted Pefi%. within these few days, for London, whence he will go Aix.la.Chapelle. The marriage of the Infant nt Spain, Don Francis de Paule.with the p. i tscess Louisa-Charlotte. deep. •tee of the Prince Royal of the Two Sicilies, and 'Ater of the Duchess de Berri, was published, if is aid', °tithe Mb onsgest, at Palermo. • • . . . • / ,‘,..• .. 1 a, ... ) . .41'- ~ - . ,-. •• . it ‘ - ,t-f - ••I 7 -- ; i i :kt, '' • 1 A •. 1 . No,._ .., i 4 p i t ..., 7 - ' . • km.. . • -..7 _.. _iii . Ni• ,, • ,.... !' , !S • - ' . • . . ' ‘ 4° .' ---'-' ,..N. • ... 4P I . . ( .. . . , ' ;:; 17 ' s i • i Ti s. 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'`. .. •••• .• * 4 .11k• r • . , • 7 . 44 The Cause for which- ii3OSibsUit fell in the fi eld, and Spells' titod en the asigrell f' • ' .1.-: •..-. ; , •. t - • % s .„for,% -.. . 1 . 1, VORwitif U/qlOl, FIRE and LIFE DU7tII AND FLAlVozits MAILS. -.4tieogdin g to•these samples, there is 'aneeeedi'lliiii ~• ~ 4 , 111 114SURANCE.4.-The COMMITTEE appointed (at the , •• —...ouss.--- " ." 'ARA, .D.Tariff (Jr the Eastern PrOsinces oftliplia o t* Meeting ,of Ishmrers, held at the York Howl, Bridge-lames. ~ deet i Tariff for the Western Provinces; enthtitia • • .1) the ? tali of hey ) ir the ttpeeial pdtione of litvestigiting the Dettsieu,Selrl. li. —llis Excellency the Marqu i s 1 • •lateebargea mode agnissit the. Igor trick Union Fire anti.itire de la Tour Dupin Ambassador from France, set out the geisinilaipitsitions for the levying of duties . Office. request the ArITADA b. CB Of tbe INSURERS at the di • ' Goode ootestered for commotion in the erre* • CITY realest LONDON TAVERN, in !1 of a t morning for Paris. - try, /my L o poitio n d EL tort put% . but not Consiiiip. , • ' plui DAT, the 25,s ki s s., fu r the p ur po se o f reee p r i og li. gip. '` • ‘ Letters from Aii-ii.Chapelle state, that some • • port of tblit Corituattre. Sighwetra who had arrived In that city had received lion Dray: Suet, goods may be bonded. DimirlOeltlll TheCaoir will he takeout 14 a'Clock preelarty ! , • —._ o.l i . elewera f rom the Police to depart within eight hours. of the des is alio fa NI ill eel-vain ream, particeleve i Insurers are requebted to bring with theta their It ' es ciao:Blyear, without wirlekeelPersore can Irt i • The following declaration made to the. Police by ty... for good, brcrogilt In the lairs of Norembotg Omit FE. A. CLARK Is, Mr. Cock re ll , is taken from the English Journal F rankfort (on the 0.•, , r), or retirlog (fhb* tietit I . Secretary to the !voodoo Coatialtlet. - - ' All-inland defies levied by the State, by Oratetiorioni, 1.14 4 1 '. 111611 es SW. 1 14. lett called the cosinopolite:— " The tegalgin on entering my room, said, that or private persons, are 'bother. and omen bete the Fags rug #1)01V. GAZETTE, Sarr..ok . .. ,be came tepay me the runt of the house occupied by de7 lehtefittis law is I. f.r e ti" if ' il l"' """t o r ' --:,.......-- . i lt bioataad. I observed, that head,* this resit' private persons levy such detefeetitrc frlbtrOSl.e, t • I A ItiolCAP iI :- . 44,..• •-. •i• , • "4 ~ - • • • arrto bite an ineeletilty' /0111111 ed on Clear entral wet alos- to pay that of a.cellar and 14 (rake, .. , • , • 4 _11 ; ' War-o.ffice, Aug . 4. whit% I.bad aid forgetter. On. this be ere, luso. retelpt a tikes; at an aVitsie . 0... the throo !alit' yoafi. _ . pilltoyal Hlshoetlf the Prince Reran hes been lent , and de n d that •-/ h a d I , d t Prbm thisnbolitiun are excepted Okibron the RAW, lit .. phillike; in the name and on the behaft of his Ma- n mak. Ufa id e him that I wished soy t su e e „t o e lf la t'll to . Elbe, and . Weser, and all auci_duilell as ace lettlintl jetty, tiodireet, that the 2d BVitallne of the "- morrow morn i ng t h at I might send some someho d o l who for keeping op of the roads, causeways, bridges We. Foot shall be clo t h e d, quipped, tad trained as a spoke French to explain the affair to Med. Mentes& boors, light-houses, &c. which are &reigned tot the ~i • ' • tido corps. ___..........- if iLiTAitY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, Sepf.l9. ht or Cleenadiet Real/neon or Fit°, Gerardo, Captain Frederick tie thee left my house an d I ,went out myself at t h e same time. A few minutes after Mad. Mentaud came herself , and asked a lad, who is in my servi...e, if I was at home • on my return I found her at my door she told ' in case of c.a. c..... .- 1:-...—.. ... : VIENNA, SEPT. B. —Private letfiri frnul No Md. quarters of General Frimont, dated 24th Auil mention a report which is in circulation there, lb t the evacuation of Fiatsce, the striae 3.• MG- '. -TP! -~ _ - roc.:. ~~ I • I 4 • -,....~.