The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-06 00:00:00

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TILE A I/VIII/ER $ • 1 /It''' '• t Olie . l i dn.: Chieret the , Oa CiraaAAl-0 ip , ** l 7, :-. AvintAtekkg grootokapapl . ..116 tiktight - Old. Igl3, with - -in 'mitre new set of )(kris, is now ready fur dell. 1 , O.'fv, 111 13 , in.hoarela; and 161 • la red. t ruins Itighte, bud, AU IfleousolslOWSGemsieraladiad :t w at- d ay deripm, :'ifs . *, AB ii i i•to 0 • ; Affairs. JII ) 2 r ,g _et , gr fA M P Me'lalki. 44lll 4jlie hcheihiliftaill ilmseeatratillate 39. Pates nornr..-T.W. ! - pftofiElfiCkni, 1 '' .. . • - ••'' bead-treatters. at Reiebeabitlb t ?lbirrOwwial rack . cal oboe. 'Wean Atiesmiebesl‘ 40e .t.) belaiilege , witte.Ale. - fle: ; 41 0 10 iiir :toes anauti - _-. _ TO THE HUMANE AND AFFLUENT. I The leadine features ut shwalstslicalista vitt otiront i g s. e t the Del i . s .,- . ~..,iie..l . • . ~ . AN aged and respectable Gentlewoman, whose a t p "f rac r i r io r e tr: oo 6 l a t e ret lrn iont b erdi no tAll ar tha e tii tle-•-•• di t it Tl eeenri jo y 44 aantrio :modesty the taimar. 4lb Ike sped .of . .. stilssistroce t•lticfi L depended on the fi lial affectlan nth • shirk lb 4obri ' of estrarts from inatiets of record,' .4 that confer on apetbe . Wpdadleeitln. as paeetizsreggetk_ ilikeeepseie-ssal - tad sad he heather, who kis sense his Majesty ns nn Officer-in chi Army 1 „,,,,. proctit•e of the Courts totAdifdrality J . , -11 , f e ll i hie I% yeilT•; from same isi.known casually II" reni ni al'' pity • of a change --the actual Mal, 01.11* n , A l s o •aftel6d, and ..k., 11- 1-- •••i-r-y!" 1 " . ', , rtgito lll V• 11400Wer ftt- tiffllion'' fell on Melte Ere. Mr, *tea a tiered longer, lad have failed. which has tarok-ill her in every calamity. bring re f a i n faint ernerail _ th i ~,,,.,,,e , ,1, o f rh o of usual portanoti 'eine 1 01111011t10111•10 4 0Karn, „; •to If wit‘not tilt lifter . ditch' e.that Ills life was we ir, or rent, which she is daily horu•s•ed for, and in WWII or ' stains the tare of mot s i velootri bar libe idd It '; but **der le meet 'the iiillatiable .i I -- "i : t erov iiiO4,* . in s i' ' • • Wre - r e .....je• e mpweewsi 0: - . t de fil , ilNlll l ll tie..-easaries af life. She has ars re reelerret bnl In. c , • • ' • humbly Prutre .6 " the " stt r fi f i 'llh. Pagna all i geke felthet the maid* if, •blibpetable - froths WI &Mid '''. ;rely fil*se Arai vat.. c her extreme .telferling .to a benevolent public , horn r ,_____,.., __,, ~,......,__ _,,,.,_,„ ~.._ _ w i oug. t . .. • - t , a ,in.,, while the Relation that support 3 her is sersing fan ,77 1 :7 1 ;7 43 . ::::: . 7,l 4 :lZ en ' n '7 o 7;: i l 4 4 74 i t o c ii . Pl ut e o h t itu l a s cesi l t s d speßille•ecklleivie‘get metlWelleitthe, r 4 ,...' ' ..44, . weber. ^ * *cod to. oi* . e..u,,,„ . a g eneriias and humane puhlit will save her from loosing '" ' America at a riches-al Peace-the Navlrst *LIN upon *a ,ialear the se& 41.• . = • the rout . that .{tellers her. of tiellital &ales. nod Frnols of PI f • • . 7 liettelliff4li4 -.. The -•na•lest trier will be thankfullzreceived at the Mike of f ado...the d o ctrine of Free Ship s - Olf 17 4 r011,11411N05A. •'. : ' ..' II 14. . -' . Es, Sr 9 r situate. the Prnisrieifir hil l. witc_g rallid t 46tv t t . telPe r: l „. ' tkro4e-Lc•• -...-• 4 4 4. ./. .-__. , =es - 1 . 4 - tke gi 'tegeratfil..-. i s c , - ibt...0,,p1.0"---,-. ii.„ ~ I eti , A•t•ert•-• woo. .'lll being 'at k fi ea tin 11t"P 44 aPP"ca' e diseavrion of stripe trulv national' 'opt* onstMitrlitkif WA- af '' . 4.' '-, '). • se• " 4 'l.- - ' • ' - ir ...• .' ' s ' s S. • +•• ' •OW. .4 ' A Arrove. ..-.. l o,4 o sPitixibe. "'i 17•%; b a deed of Immunity. A small book IM t herefor the names _,,_ _.....„_.tt,,_ will he f „,,,, d mg ,. ~......4..... an t ...r ii i , V . 9 • of E. ti.'• Benefactors. • . e lr`v is L o ,q h : 6 7 l. 4 V ift "„ e a ringt , 0,7 0 ,, ft ha iiitliiiir o c t i t oyeridel . ( 4. It - WM be ' 41101r)disteiltbirli, tikArmistias.:to - ~. •• .; • _ 'Embers:tie swage*: eik.l -..,,:,',...- . .. . 4 lidttur is already asuu%d# filen, CSKtlff/01114VotteONI WOW ffn* ..... _ ditehthit 'theit hehmilutliAohl a r:liitr tie 'letsis; ' 'TO gives protirthw-little reisiect the result . • PIANO-FORTE FOR TKEN T Y - Ettlitt QUIN &AO, Ali contmerebst Atm hf superior minds t • and rut hdp•Pajter. wol,lsave (3001) AS NEW. TO IIE- SOLI), • • R.,' Volt &Cilia* it is Mthly probable i t riAl6adedriftrafti iVinitnitinlli •allit Aslevy !Miter , Alelemiieg ~t o 004;fortbrizadiridgagaispf t s ie e an t o de d i t le . • • Cite vehicle of vatich wiluihje.in f irnctiust. ••.i. 1 ,.;‘,, , . 1 , : ,..i I - war . ; .to watch Ter.,* keelth, its( dho soldipeotod will , bf kolliele_ Akien.fite-tbe tit* following:facto, A rAPITAL PIANO-FORTE, with adchnon , The'vAitor of this Pt Whits in his poosept4oll. It e ast Mpg* . fi l io o b s ' e i wo ce Ai BA i ct disCißlinei-t i e447l,the - wfiichlOOgplifutelltier • ibeeond mo of the Artois. • . kr le r double action Vial. and ittride desb;. •• 1 awl jail .,•,•, i i itti • ler ' otakeried,witi , lllsSeiiarbjecb . '., . 11 ii • L.A . (:•-t - , • /11- Le%••• Int c • • P engtaa " t . 7 ."trng tether, . toe r of . Wet ;-sa e, r ' o CO . ~.em s .:;wibiele- --- et r a••ie and every other re q oi-ite. just owed emmgh its sesonn•it, wtsei attach will. from time tu titue. he Oven in the ti 4VAL AD-, ra.,ted to &god tr. it in tune, ',caeca) , calculated fur the coas t , "%OVATE wo.d II Eltt:A N TULE. ADVISE% ' the pag6 of Ceirrevery •bretech'ittYiWilii iftli ptirraktion, in pipers of the 28.th...qv Agliktif 3 une. - • .r. .ors, go abr.:e. hirl , Min !te !FM to the ilnl'actill °4 1111 4°04 1 twilltil.e.ortfoir4o Arun to fttall•ezpiititt; i'; t letv thabe - reeetis " " ' Ti• lir seen at 14u. 5, Leicester-place, Crow Tea ' to Foot Ibiterhor tibar, If party bins. personality. ot.nrri= f " The caralrior Luftows • s corps,which was *kit • feci ...k• • • • py.. c,..to•moakownoso•ont he attualikdbuder,austottinsWA t osos. Oat Welliall be i s A twasliteddito **peer gitili , glbry small detaikatint ottinfan*p;ittlibli neigh bourheoll - - 1 ,,, , ,.. , -. ~.,• Case ? and Booking nt the Vingion . n."-,--.7„.-.1.t" lures, but 41 911 cuss of a sikeilic antthes e'•l l4 'clsOlvirlittlinficied iin the ietd of 110100%11,. ;,. - 0 , ine . 1 ., if required - •''-• - - - ' -l• "MI asiatufairli, Ike writers are re.ipeetfally Nide:Med tome( • , e , w . 1 . .., 4 ~, •• .' • ' ..'• .. 1 • of Gera, made a kind-oloonveation-with the enemy, - _ -_— -• •• _ . - AIMI=II. the 111I•alItS6 resounds with • Visite' I t.... 1....... ;:f . ...1.:;.h :r .... ....,h.s.armAerfeal Co, filo nisi... ' Aqie i.. . ~:... r c ... et vM' M.. field bonny!, • Warriqa! the unlverse resound* with, i yonr deticii.sinii the midst even of 'the disasters which , htve-- , afflicted' your 'ciontiery,' you- have been Sig. naltsid by vietuttei IA 'saving her, - 'yen put leer -enemies,: wile • • 010111titutod , the terror of the, World, to tlight fe Thermo:l tfaied by .tbeir light has been that of, ynar trimnPlisi w ito their. preeipltatit march*was at length. slacitentd 2► _. sted; if we . left the ( theatre of odr victories ; the tioble de: sign of arriving' at 'they Inal otr Wishes. -Every one will bevennvieett 'truth, 'When IteJ Considers, that, ris Attie : soma snardecous•—battlecl which followed, we hare gathered fresh- laurels ; j that we have lost neither artillery. nor men, es ~'4 cept a few. rentierdeid ; and that during the retreat whole betterisonll6. battalinirs'' have fallen. into tier' hands. • , , t 44 . Such is the fruit of that foreaightliiiith' has go.i. verned all our movements and all-our operatior,-- . P4serve Cie same confidence in your Chiefs; pay • them: the most 'perfrtf enbilission—with those senti ments, and the Spirit which animates yoti, your arms wilt meet %tabu() obstacles: • • * roads. f virtue 4.vviii4.it Its* 40;boitkootteted to the pas sago oft .r.ib f :--a 7 ive4 At i.delile. , where he • regt- V i *tent of pkenibeig car - 44 jpitted.tbe said evort, the evittinf l 'infperlor 'la bom b er, autictenly attacked •Lutzow 4 S dbrpri rebsfed several 'cavaliers, and took ,the :rest prisoners of war.. A small - number who iscaped.death or captivity, hiving arrived within le short distance of I f ripsic, lent &lag of *we to .the 'Puke of . .Padua, with . complaluts of. this, infamous (mason; inad at the same time to rfquest, during : the ilithistiec: i five pissage. The Oulee.prPi ~ as illeilintswer,*.Caused• them. to be tuilronnded 'by his li:troaps r sonthdlbora was no otbor filename for (hare 'l)WioTtrltilliapllt than that of surrangooliners _IS was mine manner,. and in co4ostpt of the low of trie t lii*itice . ,. that they seized upon the brailklia. joilYitteheriond his companion in arms,_ Katt. i It lis . said,. that Major Blucher hat found means to ,escape:., 'My have-undoubtedly not drawn Ali , ex oniple Iresenlisoberbstrians of the North. - We-re onliett that Aeueral Tacherniclielf, when on the pOint.tif takits6ooQ men at Leiptic, abstained, ao vertheless,•f_i_rn all ulterior hostilities, when the in. telligence ofThe Armistice was duty notified to Wis.'. • SOCIF.T . Y. . I AT a S PE CIAL GEN ERA L Al EETI Ng of .tho tJ`ilrAltlA'V' sot Attie • for prous.aune Chrlitian Notiviledge *ad the Procne, ni=ifirine, by the Di.rribirtistio of Seeks, romeard tot the purple e of taking into ficnoidectitiona the Art latelv pawed for the Relief of Persons mho) impugn !be Rectrioe . of the Trinity," bol/len at the Chapel, iu Essex- Steels Jet , A. his. 1 The Itei. THOS. RELS/I AM, in the rhajr; The rant. nog Resaiution., moved by Isaac golly, listf., and Neuwied b.. Sir Cowles Col Vite, were adopted " 1. Th t the Nleater. of this Society view with event Wis. fortinto t s e recr3l macro. '4of a meaMic, which more than I'M , / year. , ago they solicited in vain, Omagh outiported by ahediatil. 6c- nd..tot noilsties of ;he lute lklr. Von ; S mut they cuncratulate . eaC: other and the frien4s4 civil and reli4ious liberty in gene rat, that by the Hitl weld, Vas Chilly passed for the Relief of :forst-. w 111) Maputo Cie Doctrine of tbe 'frinity," peens who pr fe their die-rot From that article of the listablivhed Creel are nn forger even...4l t o severe mat ruinous penalties, Ant tire placed owe: fits prelectiom iif the Innis 2. Thai tote Members of. this Sioiery are trots' !grateful to the Legislature to e labor:slily and unanimity with which tl.is son p.amot in. , r.sare vs imp - Tree:vet% i for' the rowlinews attdahsrtity vent which, when the original hill an 104, through n -who!, cal informality. a 4.6-6 and ,intruded Rill woe allowed to lac in. trn !need; a.•vpedited thitosOb titres...aro , form., an.; w a s paved by both How-re in time too receive the Royal Assent pre viously to the prorogution of Parboomese. 3. That tnis Society bail I iviire.ctil men/lure. relit* id that happy day, want all pedal . laws aini polo:cal tourerell•Alat eat ortign-as Fromots sknit he fur sewerlattlififilled I brio an own!. us owl lemoed Towerotion.•hall tire *nv to 11..i.er00 it Religoows Liberty ; when all, without disituction, v.a I be e listed ny Law to rue Ru4eAdii of those civil and po litical privileges whirls ore the Rarthright .of Britons. 4. the Thanks of this Swirl Ole given lam that Mole and ettligr.t ell Meiliber of Parliament, %V Miami, Smith, Esq. for the getornott4 zeal nub wsi. li hr has snout forward, upon this mid Snotty other occasion", to vindicate the rights awl liberties of his felloot-sohjects: for the promptitude foal cheer holm... I. iIL Which he undertook to introduce this, important nwoome into Parliament ; nod for the attention mod prise vulture alt., Si inch be watched and supported the tocoorre uo every .tai.e of it. pa ogrew, till the Hill, which entitles its nudist! , fie n rank in the homonlahle records of Civil and Religiou. Liberty, received the Royal Assent. 5. T:.a; Inc Chairman he do-ired to communicate these Rego iwiuets ot the Society to Mr. Smith. THOMAS RELSHAM, Chairman. _ .their haloes nod Itilditioas to the Edihiq. ti That the public mdy be beater enabled tisjudge of the natefE ,of the Work. thelollawhig sketch oP the principal Oudtentstst the Firsi Number histdsmitted Ohservatiuni tit eta limitable Rights, and . cm the Amer .. _ can Qarstion. • II On the poisible conpequeaces of a Qtaeral , Pence oo Bri tish Commerce. • . - • :• I " • • • , , II I. An estimate of the probable selerese of the oilier of Fins',i Proctbr,tledtiCed links the Papers laid before the Halle of C l auclutt, sun' kflio,billting gismo. • IV. Remarks on the %deities accessary to fora t Post Captain. ' V. Oa Lieutenant.; gad. Mailers. mad the Propriety of the Cep tint-don of Oh. class of Soiling Maters suggested. VI. Kellcctipas relative to Naval .Mrovigviserally. • 3'oeeilirr with tie following Agilely*, bx .1 Post Captala t V 1 l'. Observallnus on the , Stale of the Nay). y tit. Tito caeditios of .our 'Brtunen. • - TX. The recent Captide of oar 'rigates. IL • . Lsegl S.: oocattgole It r ssiglat* , mad p e! ' XI; Lieutenant 11..dgkio's . oaiplikt no Naval Disciplioe. • . Ail Come:warn linos to he post or enrriage imid, nod midi-ivied •to the-liditor of the Naval Advocate.. to the care iii Mr. Vtligg bunt Vi* i bon, Boon seller, N 6.135., G unter of Sweetins's•alley; [ Hayat ft telinsler, I...ortini, by whom Order* will he received, mid by every Booksetermiid Newsman is the United Kingdom. HEALTH AND lIAPPINESS. VVHEN the spark of fife begins to grow dim, titer's ctoktionlampliii, mud all me.t.wakiers VRN ItES 1 7 0 It Afl VP: BALSAM ghClo 111 Pip to ye a pr wo tasits.opo s trplenishes tivertswomed zilekr f _invjg t orittr . meirinr syolcito, exhilarates The noinial iper4 re-rurt di:Wes the wholearan. la itH antes of debility and relatatina.. and in the y...rinus nod complicated, OWaliooll Of the .Nervotts syste m , the wide effects of this sublime remedy are speedily manifested I arid iu thine idistreising symptoms which prevent. married people from haying families; or which deter dualii from marrying, this Balsa/et is prosed, and acknowledged ig) he the only certain reatedy. See " Dr. Venel's Medical Admonitions to Alan ied People," arid his " Hints to the Nervoqesaad Dibilitatedlpf both Sexes" price 2s. 9d. 46 Prepare - ynumelees for new sictOriesi Our Idnatirda is ha theimidst of us : iskoriti be a! *sem of your efforts, and reward eactt according to his, merit." GRODNO, JUNE 19.—The Commander-in-Chief of the Army of Reserve, the General of Cavalry Baron Benigsest, arrived in our. town the day befoie yesterday.. After reviewing the troops which are, here, his Excellency continued his journey to Biaßs tocke. AMERICA. HOUSE OF REPAIibIiNTATIYES, MAY W. IMILSARITIES OF Tilt 1116111 Y. MARRIAGE [PRA* THE CONSERVAIEVA INPARTIAI.I The Berlin Gasetie co:Matting the details of the hor rible events which, under the direction of the.] French, steeped in blpod. last spring tho c9tutry of Olde►tburgh. The facts which inclined men's minds towards independence are known; the following is an abstiatt of what has been the consequence of this noble movement : The Chairman having lea the Chair, it was mowed, by Sir Chalks COvile, and seciiirled by Wine Solly, Thai the Thinks "f this kleiNinr, hi given to the Rev. Thos. Beistnins, for i 1 is conduct hi lite Chair, and for the great seal which hr has on thip.:koid every other orciiiion evinced, both by bit eseirplary conduct and his nonstcrly writings, fur the in terests of the Christian Religi.m. It was then thrived by Janits Young, Esq. and seenndeit by fir Chaile Col% fie, Thai the Tyra:its .1 61 , Society beliten to tht worthy Se emestr!,, Ike Roc J-10‘r . C.r the prom, titthie that hr rclured lie 11,6 oititort.int occusion,amt for re goof sealgma di r char g e of the emir• of his sior,ti..n. J. JO )'C 1., Secretary. SECOND EDITION. • • anal pabl.heti, iu O. price 9,4 hiv.rds, REVIEW of some IMPORTANT - PM:SAGES in the hie Adur.iutstrati•m sif SII.C;• H. BAR LOW..Fiart. at aladrii , : consprehendiiit the ditailr• r►lative .is Inter ference hi the Ts inic of certain Pel..lls enovietra of Foogery and Coiriniary in the King's Supreme Coati of Jadicataie at that l'irositteoc%. 14%.,CI1ARLFS MARSH. Em.. N. P. Lond.ln : Stfd by Slack, Parry, uad Cai. Leadenbail-street. Is, unquestionably, the most importaid duty of nor lives.• the hood, of all our earthly happiness, and the source of iinmur- Ulity but 'arms etre deterred from marrying by lutirmitwo hick tney are unwilling to diselowe : in nil ,soseb cars Dr. 111.:N EL'S RESIONA FIVE NER VOUS BALSAM is a safe, o Ilectual.sfe d permanent remedy; in all eases of relava lion. debility, languor, lowness of spirits, loin^nl wastings, • netiaus head-aii, trembling of die hands, &c. * oppression at the , chest, stomach, oicc. this medicine affordswertnin and almost *no- ! mediate solid's in those aff-ctions which indicate disease or want of healthy action in the most inifile organs of the human frame, it is also a sovereign lewd% t when 11w foregoing , symptoms have continued for some time, a waste-of sub- stance or decrense- of volume succeeds ottended with af feri:sms of the eves nod rata, impaire d memory, muscnlai debility, indigestion. emaciation, and _toll the symptoms of rnpill decay, terminating -iu the .ns.p.t deplorable, bond I - bating, ;in t distressing diieaseB, incident -ti mankind; in such • eases,* hen all other rensedies hnve•failed, Dr. Veoel's Balsam is a sovereign and infall:ble remedy; it is, ia fact, the only me divine which coo he relied on, fur its anti ot on those organs is specific and invariable, safe and salutary $ it fortifies without ' 'maul :tint:, aid uniniates will t indaming ;it pro notes the reproduction 4if the wasted ,•ultlanee, and invigorates the vas- euiar system, so as to secure a glue elabortitibit and retention; in deed it nourishes, streiigthens, and replenishes the entire body ; i egitilarstes the spirits, nud tranquillizes fbe mind in such a man- 1 ner that de-erves thediile of " Pabulum ; or 'Foot Life and Health," a title conferred nit it by a y g tittle-pun, eminent far his !Adria' tuid liscory acquireineuts, is killer of thank!: hedt en-ed to the Proprietor. in which he states his firm j and unequivocal:belief, that if it it ere not fur the beneficial ef- • fe. :s of this medicine, tie would nut be now iu the land of the {Wog. roe affspring of feeble, diseased, and enervated • parent., in , he:it so consttiutioual disposition ill the forrvisig maladies ; a I loin residence no hot son unhealthy clincites will produce • .j:ui last•liretvi Insure, dissipation, habitual eases, uinear,aiw-4 lieenttoit-ors, sot unbridled sensuality lead tin C.M...1/11.thee efitn,tir deplorable; mid it isi, with roluctunce, thut I sin COM' prilvd, by it ri:ard I.) troth and the renl 'molests of lotimanits to nier, that the ton frequent cause of this unhappy and condition ic, that reprrlien.ible Latin, that puerile species of deli:La-Awry. which 1 have trenied. on at large to tray " Dint. to the Debilitated," and which is so destnittive to loesoliti, flout if its providence is suffered tw continue mid or/timid, it oats fair to produce tleAeneraey, glad asuilitlintiou of tbe hu man race. • " You think its nothing; its a crime helieve ; " A crime so great, you scarcely run conceive." Whatever the original 'came of these disorders nay have been, however inveterate. or lay whosoever gYsoloo"mg they may he mailifested, the object of die moat earnest solicitude with the -unhappy sufferers is to obtain relief; mid the most heartfelt gratihattihn of toy life. is to adeiiiiister the halm of consolation ' to this wretches; aka of the community. l cm:, conscientiously • nod wish coutideitre. arture every individual of either seg, who is nervous, rt taxed, dellsObated, or subject so nay of the dig chars or symptoms shut I have desrritied, that my b o h at a is as perfectly safe. as if it, invariably ellcaciou,; w ith u ll if, other • Sollusissartes, this medirine combines ibis of a secret remedy ; • fair ii is 1,.%/brillgy sold, sealed up, with full and plain direr ti,.n. fin use, 0541 may be administers-4 foT any len g th of S i m ... •srithout the kilo% ledAe of any individual, except those who tube it . . Dr. Venel's Re.torative Nervous Balsam is prepared and 1-11 old, be the Propileow. at -his house, No. 111, Alfred-place,- Bedfurd-quore Loud in, where bo mist be cousulted, pet ? 'sotiatliy, or by l etter, ' post paid, and iiiclosing the cwituttes7 .far. • • II is also sold, by the Proprietor's syyecial appointment,hy .., •Platon, Lin. t) a ford-street. opposite it , i4d-street ; Mr. Richards * , .Druegi s t, 19y, st r a t id.pe f ,sc pt., Cfrotrat's.Church ; Mrs. Allen, 70' ()shod street, Apposite the l i onglocoos g Mrs gtollOgh r - of the lips's! kickau.aes Mr. ,Cbri‘p,. Corkspor..strect. •of Spring Garden; NICMIXL. Panimia. Bookseliefs, 16r 'lran ;'M r. Worn, 321, tlirib wit. near Afilltile•rit W A 1. son, ft, S t ott Molotov %writ Ouvergg - garden g mid by opeetnisle Mrdscsoe {relters in ese;y port of price 10s. 6d. per put.kel,urAbe silulatisy u'l Gott fur Ws. - .:: .--“tilieSub.Prefect Frochet had, on retiring, ap. ! pointed an Administrative Commission, composed of five Memheis, charged sith performing his fem. 1 tions during his absence. This Commission saw itself obliged, by the dismission given it by the Mayor of Oldenbuigh, to establish in its place a Communal Commission, composed of five members of the an. • cient Magistracy of the town ; at the same time it sent circulars into the province, by which it main hiked' the Mayors of the rural Communes in their i • :- ., . freirticitis„ Under the name of Communal Commis sioners. -It charged them expressly to maintain tranquillity and good order in their districts and to i form twit, for this purpose, a guard composed of landholders. This measure, dictated by the most wise local circumstauces, was condemned as a crime hi a letter written by Prefect Count Urberg; and as soon'al the. French re-appeared in that country, the • five Membeis of that Commission were arrested and conducted 'to Bremen. The Military. Commission, asseddiled by General Vandamme, stated, among the principal charges of accusation against the Corn. munal Commission, it having spoken in its circular, of troops which approached, without having specie ' tied that it by that meant it expected French troops . ; and its furring signed, lit quality of an Administra. live Commission, .without having declared that il was a French Commission established by the Sob: Prefect. On those charges an imprisonment of site, MO/albs was adjuged against the Frye Members. 41,0 ocular witness, worthy of credit, assures_ us, that 1 during their interrogations they behaved with ati i that' dignity which is the teselt . of a conscience witli.• oat reproach, and that not one of them retreetsui, bet all agreed in hiving acted in concert. But, milk, their conduct, nor their defence, bad any.inliuseet upon the conduct of their opprelaore; it was resule+, ed to make examples 'to spread terror. ft was known, , several days befoie, at Bremen, that two 'ef the Memberi of that Coeunistiontrereintended for them, .and that the kit would fell appirilleisrs. . Berger and 'Da Fenk. • -.. .i . .. :Leif - • • • - " the French hid, elidopbtedly, fi kictints,_ because they hid, - ' the ‘kv ~ :J . "". r % After the adoption of these resolves, Mr. CLAY (Speaker) rose and adverted to that part of the*Message which alludes to the inhumanity • of the enemy, expressed 'hia abhorrence of the enorw mities committed by them, as well in the massacre of our citizens on the Western frontier, es the con flagration of our little towns on the maritime border. The latter outrage had not been pretended to be de nied, but had been apologised for (by whom he did not say) on the pretence that our people had first fired on one of their flags. Although be believed the allegation false, he was glad that It was thought ne cessary to make an apology for it. The facts, how% ever, in botlicases, ought to be enquired into and distinctly ascertained. If found to be as public re• port had stated them, they called for the indignation of •all Christendom, and they ought to bE embodied in an authentic document which might perpetuate them on the page of history. These were substan tially the remarks, as written from memory, with which Mr. Ctay prefaced the following Resolution: Resolved, Tim so mach of the President's Speech as re. Imes iota. spirit and manner in wlAch the war has been waged by the ex.iiy, be referred to a Select gommittee. The resolution was adopted without opposition or division. . . 6 .. • • The Committee then rose, and the severe! matt .ffetts adopted in Committee Of the whole were agieskd to by the house. . After these resolutions were agreed to, _ Mr. Guolvsmoa moved to re-consider the resolu tion moved in Committee by the Speaker, fur thw purpose of amending it. Quoting the Message 43f the President, he said that the barbarity of the ;416.115y was therein contrasted with *the*•humanity ithielit had cheracteiised the war on our part. He "labia to, see the evidence on this head also, al .therifere was desirous of amentling the resolution if , .f*. reconsidered, by adding, after the words " ky the enemy," the words " atid by this nation." Mr. Desna suggested the propriety of -recommit. tins the subject to the Committee of the whale on the state of the Unien, that the mover of this re. solve (Mr. Speaker Cloy) might hate an opportunity t of speaking to . it, if recoesidered. 1 I Mr.'Georivrost said haled not the slightest ob i jectiou- to this coarse. lie also intimated as disposi. i lion to withdraw tee motion be had made; but, .4. Mr. Willletil• took the doers. lite.mas opposed to ,I the proposed re-considerstioniprincipAiy beat ** be . thought the'iniondment suggested viontd cast a re. election, by insinuation, eu the conduct of our ell- l'becs. lie was not disifoked at this moment to givi I.sanotion •to • * precethrre * hick Wintla be a libel ow lone 'add ,end navel .olicars,' Nilo - litelortmet ' , , • .r...- . ;~. ' ' ~ .. . • -- f - F; ii t t. . - -- --'• - -----, . . • .. , ....1 • . .ette laud mut naval .olicors,. oho ~liaddthatinkuished the """" '' g i The French had, undopbtedly, fined apo.n. thine ;.#teTfolvt• dor* Os - wane, asiach:by• their komantty oinharnl.hy Mr. , two Octitilll, bedtime they had .in quality 44, Chan. :,as by thelf.,valour. . The lame.. pee which:recorded l b w- 1007 1 4 1 0, t.ti er y totinselliiii 'to '' the Dhke Of DlerenburAti s the 1 04 great exploits Of our.nary t mostki reccirti the, ho- . I : l )it el. itc, A ir . o e i k it I first places in the Administration of the coentey' rtnadity attihg Nrith the brave r its officers: 'Fire , • r-flrert. comer 1 th a t they were distinguished' for , their : kg/Wedge, ..firpeirkee htweiippriged "Mr. W. it he bad miur a- H .O . WA, .13ret- 1 - and by the jenera l masc's —tirfit ,besidesv.thedt aid- 1-daraftsbd the tieatterasenitailtriftfiVirark, •if be had ~, I Mr. Wm- .„• t / . .. _ - Id ts*. for* re- eighties ieere,firit in ardor ; iii ii qe•d?sq‘epp4,oall-reppemitideas4o4,o6osl44 1110111)1 Psne COQ° 4 11 e2 6 21110.", V&A' by - til e CONimitsti,ii; Visi ifii:e• other Meta- dget of oat ofilcersl. Mr. W..tbes void ho wished ' ijc—b W " Ie beri were &L . & Needein, and the aiardihnts llikt. to %now; tilat hijaiUsfigigiradeealaadiagiy, wheel. . ..,.. • - . • . • , _ . . 1 . . . .-• • _ Eine.hoshirr„ Wiishioblrough. and Meighinrion. To BE hOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. Eisner sopetite-, or in Lots. AIIIGHLY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, •sithi.i three miles ache City .1 ; 13 0;1msolid upward, of looprorilthe 'recibir. ire rhos. pa.- NW, mot fen•bools, wep <Bride.% nod let to at retpecto:he te e nine /. se. limit FA R'IS. VI Ills exceeding g.t.t t l lot k ila• kits to each; also she iononrial right., of lomiheroble This Prop. rsy is sell worslic she ntrlition of Gentlemen Ile, i roits of it-Mixing it tine •sisid a particular g.. 0411 sifuot ion fur a sPorlastlfin. 11w mono,' beiog well stock• A n ish game, :l;,1 is the neighboulhood of the best pack of fox hotrods in the e Apply, pis!l pnil, In Mr. Frnneis Fouler*, Ripley, near Mar ron:le, Yorkshire. A WONDERFUL DISCOVCRY FOlt CURLING AND MAKING TUE HAIRGYLOW: - (Patronised by the Rovill unit molt of theicithiritv.) A MONGST the inventions of the present age, -(1 whether for elegance ur utility, ATK INSON'S ORI GINAL cell LING FLUID for the Hair, sets nil etnnprii 7 lion tit it distance, and is so reaeraliy known in the first shit to the public to large, as to render eulogium unneeesntry ; hut the PI opriev.r beg, leave to announce, th.it the idea of its being swills wornl for beautifying the hair in dressing, tanking, it eu.l, a d keeping the curl in films during dainty wrai th. ,, e ver cise' 4r. is not its only properly, hut that it is so nutritive to the hair. unit, where regularly wird, it ri - serves It ?rani 'Ohio( *Woo chanting colour, and will restore 41,- even where the bend kat been hull fur years; indeed, so seperlioise are It- virtues in ton respect, flint it is to-gulag IV presto - shed by ale most einiikut inrilic..l men to male the hair grow, when all other means have ,‘cil Sold iie 6d. 6.. and one guioen, by Ike role Prn- ! riwu,,Janice Ask ion. u , lierfinner, No. 9. Diels-streel, 13 1 ri ,, u 1 9- I,ur% : Bayley and Blew, Cockopor rtreet ; (lank and Pierce, 67, New bond-oleo ; Mime, Chenoside ; Berry, 17, Greek - street ; said stunt Perfumes/I us.d Medicine Veneers its wan and cuurtry. AI,o ATK VEGETA BLP. DYE, far changing the c..lour of the hair, etenroas, nod w libber., f►om i rod or grey, to it Anion or bluck ; allotted, by limn of wicare, the be,t, if ilia roe only made Mlik la •llectually charity. the Nor so 11 per/4.41..11i colour. Id to Plottlf . s, esuLt directions far use, at bs. les. 6d. Sod ego gusuea.