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‘-•' d "INF' .. . . , -- ;0 i' l— ‘)/69 , ( AW / -e/ -XI7 $ < .4 " .00 )t . l'' '' 1 il • .44 - k•-4.....,L N ",-.Cii , - ~. 0 - --i"--:e.: .I - 1 • ~, )"1114.1 Chef 741 " 1-I'lla -------./ b t . ni \ ) VI I A t l 1 a teLti 0 ..,,..t...._ ( ( ......mornmiamponmenomor LONDON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1818. NUMBER 4892. YMRATIIHE-ROYAL. HAYMARKET. PRI SF,V N P PUN EVENING. THURSDAY. Auguo 13. 111riII br orrf4.l,ileal (for the Sib tine this seas* the isvoorite Comedy of TEASING MADE EASY. Litigant, Mr. Terry ; Clorr-worm, Mr. Jones; Gammon, Russell; Peter Pairioral, Mr. Tr.kely; Mixings, Mr. Medallion t Denny, Mr. Margin Mrs. Teaser, slrs sespra ; Mn. Cromptos, Mrs. Connor; Mully Zu l u, Miss Matthews; Miss Manly, Mrs. Gibbs. After which, A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. - - ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. THE NEW MELODRAMA OF LOIONOIS WILL BE PERFORMED EVERY EVENING, ►THIS PRESENT THURSDAY. A limit 13, and two following Evenings, will be produced (for the •th time) a grianJ Mel.-drusnatle Spectacle (founded on historical facts which °centred in South America) called I,OLONOIS ; OR, THE BUCCANIERS OF 1660. SECRET MEMORIAL, EXPOSING THE PAFTEXTS All D THE OHJECT OF THE L,ST CONSPIRACY. by the circumstances in which it was resolved on, by the Kilometer wasitli:g to Europe, by the in terest even of France ; hat, ootrrithstatiiliitg„ the inconveniences were fell which it was Rot known how to prevent, ilia 1111 l uch that those most interested in it recorded it afterwards as Mow's sible and useless to defelid Europe Gout the Ite volutioli of France. What, thin, isle Ow memos which ois.iy he considered as capa b le of bring eat played to urre.t those revolutionary explosions front which alone the presence of los-tic') armies hits se cured us ? It is thotialit that armies less numerous, Motioned on the outside of our frontiers, or collect. ed in illipo.l:i t : musses upon same of their points, will prove better ramparts. ‘l'lly do they appear to offer more security to ? Will they 'possess more of unity when utolrr the same or eVelle more tinelVilt chid! ? When the lilies h ave b eet , ptololiged on rxteat tliiee lis will their action be more mind nn the venire of Prince thou before it might lini/e beto ? I. it .aid that this occupation", converted int:, Weld:Ade. will 1) , - leap irritating to the spirit of the ? assn. Tile sa lutary fear which those armies had impressed would be diminished w lan:maim) as it was moredi.latleed, inure dispersed, noire divided, soul the irritation whiell 111101 he crested iii those withal' i;s Mime diote operation *cold be sill liolger, because the moons of uttock would lie mote disposable and cert4iii; because this notoiciii4 Mate tnw.uds ORM would appear less justitiafile, its duration less de ter 11l i l table, the union of Powers less assured ; and, filially, because this system of compression would in reality he more hostile. 1-t us slot deceive our selves. We shall exchange those embarrassments and inconveniences which we h ive It:trued to esti mote, for ()the:* which would not hr oriferred, but that we ate unable to appreciate them. In line, the iii vii of ;oh:116(1011111g France to the horrora of the Revoltitimi is siojust mid vest: I ; it would de base the majesty of ; it tiould efface the ho nour whicl. Crowns hind recov,r• d in the glorious epoch of 1814 and 1815, and destroy the finest page of their history. We canasta suppose such a iletertliiiiatioil no this. so Km:1'11111rd P 8111', io come of th. rt. - rood pnocitd,a or ihe of people :nod of illivoe.? Wh..t is it which aloe • roar hope fuoso On. novel to l otersi 111 l ? Th e lieed u ri ois , 1.11 , 411 I•. 141, will anutl•.,a. mate better with a revololiowefry Klee. At first, the Revotution did out ogres. wirh .or the next %dace, tl gli the Itevolii.iim inn). overturn, it cannot 4...isnot-I, it rti t it cannot preserve shy thing, awl if it could, has it nit al. ready ',hewn 0. ito effect.? Let it Not t.retentl that the leigii of nolinitorre wit% ow- of its etf-ct*. The reign of Botniparte was no more one Of its .(frets than the nig!' of Tamerlane. or of Genital' litmus Awl will tins great etas. of Ffriiels itordist• who had phyrti ilitzr every hope ripoo Ihr re•trnstito., of legitimate ineil and leginiate priocin!es; will they agree lo lose nil those hopes :ter sit dear to them after being again so deceived ? 'opiate% could 'hip. new Si:mere*, l'ave which .• Gera Kin.'? flow could this Kim; ti t d that in leis station which it wits itself detieleiit i u ? It would be ilecessaiv, under sorb circumstances, to garrixora France with some hundred thousand fortis;', and the ert;-ct• of such a measure ore their proper colours in the Note just ciied f/i. It may essay be imagined that it is of ly to corn. plete the pictute of .11 the snupo.itioo s .hmot sent themselves, that we ha-r thought it rialit to discuss the questions of N halite of the tl ) save of the military occupation of France. and of tlot partition of dir pr-vinces. It is not by Cail.log new revolutimis that a termination can he pot to one alresdv in existence. pie might us will al_ tempt to build during the continuance of an earth_ quake. But we c.oile to point.. which require difio cession the most it - rioted wild lieofound„ Are the new political institutions of France tittiog her ? and hits the representative (invention-tit been the real ebtintele to the establishineut of %lunar, h e in France ? Will tf-e destruction of the Governlll ent be seinen-lit to crush this fel/14011ms which has reared its bead so audectoii•ly snit so dangerously ? W e proceed to ewarnine this itu portant question. (1)• see the previous Nate. VIEW OF THE SITUATION OF FRANCE IN THE lIIONTH OF MARCH, HIM With stew and appcswriate Masse, Scenery, Ste. Don Garcia (Goverrine of Maracaibo), Mr Fsweett • Dow Ferdioand and Do n Sr hastias (Spanish Officers), M ean. Modell and Watkins; Stephan (Don ',Minima's V 311.0, Mr. Fonsrillinna, who will intermitter the favourite Medley Damen.' Song from " The Roe's of Golrooda i n Francois Lolonois, Mr. Smith ; Andouille. Mr. Ridgway. Moos Chun, !Ulu Taylor. Esti of the Spectacle wilt be repealed the Marietta of FIUVU'OIitY CLINKER. In the moods of August, 1816, and in the same mouth, 1917, we endeavoured in Out Notes which we transmitted to the four Allied Cowls, to sites , by what course of events the Gove iiiiii etit of France had gradually wandered from the line of comfort which might have firmly established the King; and to mike it evident that. by the negket or the medos sieressary for establtalliog the Tioolie, preptrattots was made for the triumph of revolut t Thr‘e sentiments then appeared partial, and fotiod contradi c t o r s i n th ose w h o 11.1 d not A ufficirto. iy ole.erved Frllllee. the iffogrerq of opium's, mud 1 . . e nature of the Government then in experiment. Now the evil is such, tevolittionary iittentiims sire bib apeol v discovered, and I'D publicly avowed, that the MIMI obstioate minds have bee', obliged to to the et/Metier, and 'lone CA II UMW refuse 111 de. claire that the King is placed without support in the wide of the torrent of wv.ol imi. Colssseirrerlove, Mr. Jewess Lord Rivers, Mr. Barnard; j i sos, Mr. Barton. lady Elisabeth Freelove, Mrs. Gibbs ; Mrs. Davies, Mrs- Kremlin. The Ikeeitaill Entertainments Is cowhide wills (2sl tine Ibis seems) 'he Farce of KILLING NO IIURDER. Bligkin. Mr. J. Risaawil; Sir Walt.r Wilton, Mr. Burton ; Avon., Will. Mr. Lotus. Mr.. Watcher, Mrs. Davenport; 141..tary, Miss Scutt; Fanny, Mrs. Lietou. Soler, 3a.—first Gallery, 2s.—Sceond Gal lery, Is. The Donn to be opened at Sin o'clock, anJ the Perform nor* to hewn at Steen. P.c.. for the VOWS ;to be taken of Mr. Masalogiunia, as the Theaur. it A Prurate Box may he had nightly, by application At the Box (;.:ire. To morrow, Who Want. a Guinea Barfortl, Mr. Wards (his flnt ano.-irance is that character). After which, the Earn. oil X. Y. Z. On Saturday will be produced. a new einicely, in three Arts. co. it The Green Man. The principal Character'. by Mr Footle., M... ittrisant, Sir, iNits, Mr Tokely. Mr C 0.,. Par, Mr. Tcr3y, Mr. Rtiowll, Mr. Watktosoo, Mrs. Glover, Miss E. Landlord, aad Mrs. Gibbs. Hawiphry Clinker, Mr. Fitzwillism Pram!,le (with the late M.. ONlnes Sosor of "The Labosirtr's Wt.!. come Honse"o, Mr. Gallic.. N'inny Jenkins (with the tale Mr. Dibciin's Smug of " Abergawenny is Am"), Mrs. Urger. • lite Ertlvrtsiamewls In cotieln4. PER OINANT), (:01'N FATIIOV. Count M..lvil, Mr. Clifford; Ruu'lre (his aim), Mr. pal. king ; FrrYlismod, Cuuut Fathom, Mr Ridgway. Mra. Orgy,. ; Nluthrrut Couto Fathom, and Spretre, M tYs Tapia. Roam t.—Gallery 19.—Malf Paten at hatfirmat Elea. Itt fact. revolution it ev. iy where disserninstrd, ttttt the Coliiiiet of the litiag, wittela 14 become the fucur of it, d twos to the lowest classes of the atation, which it ogitut , o with violence. dentrtictive of our Monarchy are pro bated at the Titintoe by Nlii(i.ter4 of the l io (o). A oil are lottrapitag all the f(utillii tioti4 Af social order (Ii). and reptrarive lawn prove impediments only to those warns alio sopport Monarchy awl legitimacy—the jorliginviiis of those 'crowfoot% which have eVer Ilreta regattletl NM the sacred or 1111 , 11 mill utrhtuuollr have been given up in the most virulent distrilleli (c)—all the 11011(14 ad the &oche! 'gate are relaxed—the Government appears to Ilfaaeved may through the Unmake Kirrn lay a piaWrr 1141 lutlicer rxistilig. and the were:ice of f oreign s roo n,_-. 111 bhort evu•ry thlog eotethther to drive Ito :I the House (.1 Bourbon and bring a war Upon Eurpe. Places for the Bones to be tillten of Mr. Roessler. et the Boa-Office is the Treasary of the Theistic , . where Free Ad• inisitiutts for the Seamus many be purchased, sod a Private IL.. eugaged nightly; anti, for the accoluntudatiow of Eanti• Wiwi at owl en f of Ow Town, at the Bureau de Spectacle, Western Eseli.isige, it-a: Doom) open vat llitif.past Five—to begin at Half-past Six. TWEATR , ?-110VAL SNOLISH OPRit4, &Tit: IND 7VIN EVENING. THDRsDAY. Ait.:ol.t 13, will he presented (lbw., tills, Ibis ',rearm) in the forma al a Mielo.Uralaa, the feyeartte Opera and Ballet cf Ac lion, callrsl TIIE DESERTER OF NAPLES. On Mood's , / next will he produced a new grand C•tnte M u l t i., s r iws n Pow now *cling it the Theatre he la Poole 141. Marti". id Pori*, wills nnprererlealefl erht, tattler the stile "Le Petit ChAperon Rouge"), called Red Ridiw( Howl; the Wolf of the Forest of Arden; wish new Ilu-s ,Sutlers, Dresst it, and Decorations. novelties are in forward preparation. Dern; flhe Deserter% Mr. T. P Cooke; It.laset, Mr. J. I ; Flt,d, Mr. ; Simpktn, Mr. Wiikimoon ; Skir. rajah, Mr. W. S. Chalk...ley. Lonotn, Must Kelly; Mar. pret, Mr.. Jerrold; Jenny, Mts. I. Stevenson Inu•l utnl to the Pire., wilt b.. Military Ma awilv.e.. The MIL:1110 I'rw•rniat of Sul. D i . a d . . VAUXHALL Verde► the Patronage of hi* Royal Highness the PRINCF. REGENT. ' 1 1 0- NI 0 Li HOW: • A itz.l.t 14, t 1" I sPLENDII.I FETE. filrell in homier of the 11111 1 1- d,y of Its Ruysil Hicliness the Prinre 11. gent, will he re pealed, with all the Novel and Mscoincrtit ADDITIONS that occasion, including SEVERAL THOUSAND E int 4 LA HI'S. Maids Ibc ovate c.rrakony used in Shooliug • 1.10 Aber which, lb, Musical Foirrtaiwinent of .‘IY AUN I'. Delhill. Ur. Wrench; Ratty, Mr Harley, in which he will n• Jerry nirnirt'n Trip from uhr Homher lu Ca!atis." Mri I ;belt, Mrs. (Goner; Emma, hums Lure Tu (Iliad lime is this Theatre) She Grand Hiourical Ballet d FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Td! .JE H CAP I AIN COOK. IVoh all the original F►ench Vusie. Cy' it. Cook, Mr. T. Y. Crooke; his I...Asicsant, Mr. Liflik4l4 l ll. or We ll U ta, Mr. 0,1; Ito ti.witir. Mr. W. ()Luiz ut low Wind of 0-why...yr 111. 'tuck. I. Emit of slw Kurz.), Mrs Pineolt , 114h.ilill•y. • 11,k Ilt ., ires Miss 1 St. yrs.- Iwo; 1 , o; ..•• gea....gre-•.sts ( filar Era), Nl.a Love. t.. th No. e.0.m.. Ire iittroilor...l, the AM a.!:ICAN• IIN DIAN WM:11101:S, :41.1, arrived sit E...:....1 Grrii %Blume will he repreerd at F..,111 &Cheek, as a l'romeru.t.le reel %Vase ISZ rim 414 fur Ihr Stroud Prier. being inftiltst:lv Wir•d op a. an 111'1min-tied Con tory, well, brteral .Irr.ls of 'Fre b. S;111001 , . awl Flows rs. Tan la. g. lull rim pat Jet* D'Areaz Lure Iwro roesairmy It tb.• italteug water. •ef whim la spread a ytterbium,: eisolutss through lb.' be :emir tl..aar•. Door. to be apeuril at Six, sod ibe Performance In bee.. •1 S. t. u. 3s.—l Amer Gallery, 21.—Upper GA lel‘, Is. Second Pr er al Nino riTlrrek _ Bozic Plat", sod /Novels. Boxes. luny be Inkier of Mr. St. Ye ulna, rt Il.r floe I Niire.Strewl Vastriscre, front Ti is Sill l'cur ; st,l 31 Farm saes Library, 170, New Bois4-iitreet, eppo.tte llurloigims-rsrdeess. To-morrow. Free and Easy, with The Hull'. Head, wad nth of C./Waist Cook saioriiny, The Ano eleallS, with (first time this KIM ow Lock and Key. he 'tido drama of The Bli .11 Boy will be revived ow M tn.. C.., the tirst time as this Theatre. A N..‘ , Comic 111 p• ra. to two sets. mid au Operetta, in unr, err to rshearsil, soil will speedily be produced. Al: 1 '10N.— . 1•4 pltten-ivr eirmastil for the ful 1-,low IN,: article• harioe urrisioord nnnorrotiA mei im io*, ihr are rent. Wally laforated th.it the genssoue has sagumure and arbir..% Proprirtur ma the label : ATK I N SON'S FIX I D fur the zruwth of the Flair, founded un a discovers of the ...n.rt which occasion baldness. It prrvents the Bair ll.c off ... 110 , 11111 i grey, soil wiser bildiress has already tik. Is pie-, either front illurc., prospirati ~,,, dosage of climate, ilitary causes, it will rewtore it to its original au tlockiiess; et tyro:able references to this fart are cir..n p in.i.hlet euclon•d round ach bottle. It also frees the •curf, makes it tuft and glossy as silk, and keeps 1,1 nisi *hiring exercise ill clauctog ur walking, ur w dinar weather. Pr teens. thl a hook. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE eltan ; :t xr, yur nd hair con the Iteutl ur rlsiokero le • brown or ItlAct., warranted perfectly iurrucestl, anal kr pre • perms. atilt ruluur. Klee 54., BM. 641, and 11 IL. ATKINSON'S AMMO NIA I. SOAP, Pr* p , re.l by a new w o e's., whirh frets it from all inhaling rennin.* freckles, re Irvin, and hardness from the .:in, pn-vent■ its chapping, ■rid oak.* its nal. white and Price I. the square, anal prepare.l wish Naples Soap i..r Mam.g. Price 94., Is. awl Is. 941. each. Soi4 liy James A ilidnom, Perfumer. N.. 44, 4-strret, 14 " 1 1 , ...1uar.., Loudon ; and by Meld Pc/rumen and Ham dr ••I s t• II town and ministry. sPutrr of VINEGAR (I be int of Mr. Henry, awl brought by hi. sat C...S.Vt. iuiptt•IICSSIC , IIIII et the highest perreettuel) anti bioses t.) pirp.ired and Sulk{ by MOSSI a. HENRY, Minim "thing' Chemists, Winchester. 761. u4rseahle perfinutd Liquor is a cwinprinnil of highly rosieniraterl Voo•:iir with lbe moot pleasant Aromatics and elh, anon% Aniisvptits. 11s pungent ishrur adapts it far allnr.! rrlia Ilestl aches, Esiiittivo, Ike.; and " "'Ws u n.rntisin ref...shiny: in crowded or liriliell r.• a : 3l 1 " .n.artaatios• of the sick. It eon otter4eis, 'V" niter-Med Sure Throats, Typhus and ollwr itarrliutts dorsseig. he AliMq. the- V torc ir be rxiii.riell, Without noy i ; l6 f". / 0 hot it I. fninni pariientarty gray 4.- ' ll "id sstnisry. Inns, air, ninny Spilt 101101 NMI MI; nor I.lll4Mhunll ale cold under the %MOM MO similar 11 Ma la, poilitir are rr•pirsted in observe, as the only proof of its 6311 1 f telitiose flu! the WOWS of Ili-airs. HENRY, Man ihftler, are riigr..r, d oa the stamp . Sur , w L' ut ` i l le 3 " retail by Bayley soil Mew, Cortisone- Ar. „la in Emotion author r.c.l by the --"°)* is bottle., prior ti s. 9.1 earls where may be lira, 40 " oft bisrs of (kali,. Cr "' 4l, ke. HENRV'S CAU'IN NIAGNE.sIA, 1111 2 ... et.; and with glass skippers, at 43 ." each ' w itbelaguu the staulpt. At ihr end of the first Act, MA D4ME and MADE MOISELLE SAQUI will &ore an Allemande on Two 'OFFS, and at the conclusion or thy Concert, .l ohms SAQUI will make her wintilritsil Ascent smnist a ditinlsy of Fire Works of extraordinary random., by Signor 11101UI RAM Adiniaansa Sa. id —The Dnota will open at Seven, and the Concert ►egin at Eight o'Clock. URCHASP of LINEN will obtain .itv ine of from Ad. to Is. a yard by application at the Bel fast Coniparey's IVarelioww, 50, Rus.i.ll-street, facing the Uritiah laseuai, where Irish Listen and S:ireting of aitperior fabric, Ile.telsed by a process peculiar to them selves. wstbout chemical acid, which readers theta touch moor durable, are selling in single piece". at "Auks pi ices. This 1141 is pliblistwil.pric. Cs. r .E EDINBURGH REVIEW, or Critical Journal.—No. 59. Contents :—Pitlar Ice. acd a North-West P.iittete— Weirdo's P•lii:eal Prusoimr—chi!de Harold, Castro Ch— au k heck'. —Hall i i.1.11e A gra —Spy swat. in at Ilion., 1817—Slate of Partin-1114i 'll Mrattair.t—Wiiiwoli, or Pour et Goitre. Eithabar l th : Priasted fur Archibald Conmalik soil Cu.; alai Longman, liorai, Rees, Orme, anal Brown.. This day le plabia•hed, in 14nto. price ta. al in linArds, ALN INQUIR Y. whrther %I F. 14114 ZS. MISERY are produced Or prevented, lay our Presrut System a PRISON DISCIPLINE. Illustrated lay poieraptittals of the linarantgla Convict. — Tuthill Fields Priam—the Gaols at SI. Alhaa't —linaltittnnt —Htiettal—lisery and Ilehester—the Matanas tin name at Gheast—the Pho;aalelphia Prisms—the Penitentaasy. Mai:- Isank —anal the Pant:v(4lNp of the Canustastlee at Neniate. By THOMAS FOWELL BUXTON, Esq. M.P. 'lhiad 11111011 Printed for John and Arthur ; J. liuttervantts wad Sue, Flret•rtreel; and John 11.ttc1.441!, G CNTLE F.N'S A PPA REL R ENOVATED. NiEs , ; IN. LA NIOT I'K sad Cu. or Inventors, at thew Furtory, 13, G d.striet, eestrr.stpare, and 34, Threadneedle street , City, taspei fully present in Gentlemen a most obvious icr.itifieatumi is y and Taste, by their peculiar and admirable nrm. tassel. fur miliaria!: die Tiut and Lustre In worn IVimillen •pitabel of every Colour. Terms—rest 51. Great Coat Sant Ss. Orders executed within twelve Miura, if ortpuirel Repair', if desired, on mislerate terms. N B. Mack expeiiiiioasty renovated fne blonen;nc. fro he SOLD. pennant to a Decree of th e High Courl of Chancery, bearing dale the ltdh ilia of Mai, Ibl6, and of several Oi 11114 of die said Coati, wide in a cause " Halton n. Leclioir u ," The eligible FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, a n d LEASE HOLD ESTATES of RICHARD CHAMBERS,' hie of Courl, in ilie Cooily of Hereford, El. Cta4C.l. TWO ESTATES, situate at T. Parish of 11'hillaorne, in the 'aid Comity of Ho rt fo r d. Another ESTA 1 fi. situ rte at Handley' End, in Crudley, in the said County of Hertford. Certain TITHES and LANDS, held of the .... ist of Herefotil • a WIRE and ROLLING MILL, with HOUSES and GARDEN", at Sell!, near Dirmingli:Aui, And • certain TEN IF: m EN-r, called Mantle. Tenement, situate at I.Vhstbucow, to the said (',,only of Ilerreo..l: %Ouch will Ist Sold by 11ILLIA11 HANDY, of the City or Nor. 'Nate'', A iirtioucer, lltt prit..lll appointed by Sir.ldloi Simeon, Bari. 011 e of the aListers she sant Coml. Lu 1.1.2, 3,4, mod Sr, pail thereof as the Hop P..le Iny . i o the Coy of Wort-eider. WS FRIDAY, the 22ili shy of AUGI:3 f, ISIS, at Four oThick isi the Afternoon; and L o i s 11, 7.8, 0, In, 11, and 12, Ilw romatud. r tits rioc, 11 ihe Falco', lois, to OW I . llWil of , •414) of Hereford, nu MONDAY, the 31in day of .1l 4CSr, IBIS, at 'Floret- ',Thick in the Afternoon. M.y be viewed by permission of thy resprrtive Ten.od• ; and printed particulars may be had gratis at the bltol Sir John Suneuo. Chasuhciii. is Sort httupt 111111.1111K1, ('ran. Cr.,.Lossaud ; I.l* Mr/Sil. SIC Os:mon and Son, &dies. New Ormond-ohm t, De.iford row ; of Nlrs•lrs Da. b.., Chtirth, awl Ditto, So h o tram Csaurcry-line, ; of Mr &moot Beale, stiliritoss Upinn slito..-Sewerto, mince; or Mr. ILK:slid Itariseby, Solicitor, Wurcevier ; at the llop Pole Inu, at 11orcester ; and at all the principal luus at Gluuctsicr, I'' urtt suer, uud H. Word. STEPHENSON and SON, Deftudant's Solicitors. So unanimous en agreement with respect to the Pl/11 Would appt'ar Het etaol9lly to imply 011 U. 114111- an"us ili•po s iti•oi with respect to the remedies still to lie applied in This. however. is not toe case. The intuits of uteri variously pre-occupied by mitt eeilesit eirctinvnatices which tine will out for4e i hr. cause no our will confess 11011 lie has been mists ken, view in many ilittereisi In;lit. the means to be adopt ed lot rep• ig the evil already stone, und preserv ing us f that which dire steps Europe. lii Miter, however, to treat of this imporlant que t nio ll , is which is tnvulv.d the safety or the 11110 of all, it is sultictrist, withuot 11:e111111mvion on the past, to sit out Itton the retool p from this uttas,ituous. seolinsent Nod /15111' Th r p u . o . Boil mid present anode of priscreilsin; of the (orerii. inent of Frame lead to the 11101 alicedy triiiiii:ih of revolution." this slate of there tire for Europe hilt two hypotheses : Eimer France must he left to sill the eruptions of tile visle.isio, oink antennas are made to pal-seise the rate, for from them, Or au en iteriviair insist lie Millie 10 ....11ft I' ranee ;Wiwi( from the rat aq,es which issesisce her. lu eaasisissi ,, g she hist, we may readily conceive that the A.lied Courts which have twice roused and poured Willi the blood and treasure of 1..elr" , 1611c1:1% to 11Veltulloa i I'S tcVOl4lllOll, 14101 the S1111,•It:ig114 win have twice C11 . ..1111-rell it, mud who believed in their und the I.tirity of their nitro , •, dist they Is.sii traced nut such ii line of policy s! would for ever prevent its returii--..0e ma y re:olily c rive. I lit it these Courts soil these roust feel wino or., at siting It spr . lii4 ui, ~tats :gaga again, 6n41 produce new beads stip fist as the ones lire Cu oiliest. 111111. 111 the. tetrible c01111•.0 nothing is done while siu m lst rein:tins to thus. soil we sufficiently p rove d in the Note of An.,00, 1817, h. Iffiihill to loupe to overt:owe the conflagration after Ltivitiv.• it all I:satire for fuel, 1 foss Can we exp e ct heieslter to preset it 011rselVea from it when 111111 s inert load. and acrpisreil force , eVell 55.1 . 034 the troftpwan,ll cuuucils of Em-ope the tern tory of France, and 11111,'Iril the political lnet of her Goveriimeot ? Who can veliture to trin,t in any elelrliee iigiitust it, o heti it .It c.sale on With 1111 its St.rnitlr mitt ti..!ri cc, 1.11.0* we k..10w nut how to extinguish it on its hint rckiuJlint ? (d) 7he scsual occupation of ti trios.y sea justified (u) See the apeerh of the Misieter of the Polito un the Lilbrrtyuf the rr.,a, awl its it of the Miuista of War uu the Leo of itverteitisia. (b) Suds a. Thr. Ilirtrrrr, conectio. of Historical Plena, 'lke Aormosse IA i f, &C. &C. (t) Sr. the Nle.noir nI o.lunel F.ihviee on the Event* et I.yu.. , 110 Len, r. of 11.•lijamm Comiam iu Ihe niVair of Wafts.% Ittvidult, anti %owe dsucles in Ow nooks noticed in noir (b). (d) Extract from the Note of the enitoth of A laraigt, Ifll7 —" And when uoitcr sti•• lootectiiiii to the .1111e.1Sovereictia 5 h.,11 tiAve dominion in Fr sore, what will be the aitictitoo ..f ito e Albeit S....errors* theimelves, nud wli.it conduct will 1101 porote? 4.loii:ht they to any, as isi 173.1, that the enateittent 4 of France are of little lis them, and lital they eau guard against ? They well hoot , ' that the would resell Iliela,suld world psi, in npail theM 11•1111 l l,opiiiions sod its armies. in furl, what reroloolooxi y Cbiei e. 111.1 attempt to govi•rii Entire will l I the illusion or conititeita, withoot the 411111C411 of war, 1111,1 sil.l.ust iiesokritig Europe 114 C pre! or the av idity snot ambit .ois• C.II4IICISIU Uf ilk proselytes Alrc to fly the poto.t itiots iiiulle‘.c.l by an Cant as of vigour, 0101 10 10,41 kiteetliog,4 to which it hid bees an. Four yeAss of riwweriptioo, that ix to gay, noire 11l ul 1,200,000 no is, wait silk smooth-nee h,, 110- (lay whirl, t;tall Mil an u. 11110 IhrlC 11411.14 With orih•ra le ISlSlodale rope, 1114 Europe which titiy where rherialica p..Mllllla ft iro•!ritlo!e to their reception At the how, reckon of a %bock City of Brazil, sit 110. I v.. 1011 1111 l *II of all uutnrd hatted with ply, wait 1101441 ilia 11.c.1.5y (their triumph over wax .11firt.1. 1111.1 .ill he the elfert whin. France, the gran.' 104.1011 .0 110. lieva110: sun. wicch it required w essay tiTorts to it raison) which will have been govern ed. ler the it'll and oli.ervalitie, and by Slie pretended woolen', of the Cabieseti of Europe, Atilt retort, to a state of tertneutatiuu and to :ice destructive pritaciptesr We cannot then stlinit that Earnoe is guaranteed front the revolution, if that revo!inion is to restoile its power, forces, and activity ill France: for all !he methods that might lie tried to npuu•e it, would either be impracticable or tottl,etts.d. T: - .ere Call exist •afrty but in a/ell-conceited •-tl„ris to prevent the explosinn• to the bosom of France herself. Tisiisrt follows that wo tire artive•d at the leXolOilintiori of 11. r I.v I.4.thesi 4. Let ti dis cover the in. :ins of 11.1 e (rain revolution. any hinror., for the pre►en•attno OF tile world, slid what are the mraus to be rt••ortrd to. if wr e,ttbr•cr ht• inial , ,lou!;oo all possible corn bin/dittos on this 'Wit-et, we perceive that there ate lint voli:ch way olcer thein.elves to dith rent minds. 1. Sums, perhaps, think to extintruish the revolution by the pa " nof France, ur her rn I t art' oceopstion. I. Ostlers have inviciutil they would attain the same oh ject by ensteavourisig to ;ace a new , Dynasty un the Thione• 3. Some luny believe that the Itepieseistative Cuvrrutneut has formed the treat obstacle to the establishmeut of the Throne, and that it is nece.sary to destroy it. 4. Others have bussed that it wean tosacticable to reeal the kii.tc nod his peeir-sat Ministers to those princ pies which would rnu.uhdrle the 31oliarchy. 5. Ln. , tly, ils,re rentals. those who are of opis . i .... that the revolution will not be concludes' till that Ilan the sys tem of Government shall be si!tered by cisanioir the Minis. tin who direct 11. I. TO PAIITITION Fittwrr, OR TO OCCUPY IT M: LITAUI LY. I confess that toy 14,u01 , ratirely French, boils at this idea. :out th:it I catiaot citsetios it politically; hr•itlr►, the .41,-ci• of exccrahle a ilt.iga are 11r inmirtiatei1 in tlor Note of the 15:11ot August, 1817, to which I trier ff. 2. TO FLACK A NEW DYNASTY UPON THE TIM, L . What is to Ire))))) Ihr nr legillrnder (e 1 Extract of the Note of the 15111 August, 1817 :-- " There is nothing exaggerated in the teals which we ex ist/we; the future will justify theni all, and if the limits of this writing permitted :111 accutoulatioo of the proof*, we mishit adduce glum to demonstration. But whatever may Le the lessime of experience, they will be again load on the Sovereigns of Europe, they stunaber on in a deceitful acirceity, they will eft k rather to guard themselves (tom our advice., Ilan to astute themselves atoned danger, which they Edict themselves they shell always he able to arrive in tone to pi event, and that 120,4 , 1:0 men of the Army of Otelipatimi wiil be auliicieni to check any dan gerous movement, to suppress e 4, ineurrection when it shall have huthurat futile. They deceive themselves. France will be in a blaze before these feeble means can bring 1111CrillIr 9tIINCIIIII 1., e•tiiizmisli the ciniflagrAtion. Future has twice berm invaded, because the Allies bore with them, as it were, on their II tzs, great hopes—those of a Government which haul Gtr its supp,rt strong remembrances of IlappitlCllS end the guarantees it's permanent repose. Timor haqw• have been dereive , l,autt thistimet hey will in .1 see them arrive again, except with that horror which an enemy inspires who has no thing inure to ar, r 1111 in compensation for the evils of war. The Prince who should rival alarm iit con equence of hie ORO inability to govern, would heroine odious, to the entire militia, and the party which should ar.k f.r vupport their assistance, would he ciinsiilered equally an enemy with the foreigners, and would he driven out alaux with them. " In anther point of view, what would 120,1160 mru who should come to occupy France, 111111i1 ayslllat Co deep-rooted Nitrite of them which la fixed in all classes i 4, the nation ? Cm it be (.m111441111,0 they t itle Allies) would have the time Of the means of mire inure esmisiblinz a wlilliou of men to crest them upou this unhappy Frauce ? They could nut do it in a ytir, and rn twettly days the who:, of Fiance would become a Camp, en imperviable cionle!, of 44h.rh the entire population "mold fit m the garrison. Can any one In so far deceit , . .1 is is, believe that they could afterwards. by a programed war, di.inemli-r rra and partit As pro. •inces, anti luuh upon these means ws the la-i leow to the ? It would 1w s 4, esivg 1111 l i I e.r France is MO 111/.I3iIFICI go I.e icirerlica ,ut. 9 a t ors 111 ottl 1111 people 11011r111 9 '1 are 11110 ancient and too %nous. the first city which they wish ell pier, tle first t soion ohteb rho y might lei 1:1, 1111•41 10 deliver over as the prey if the co-pis-Woburn, would be very sotto All OCCII iou of discord to • - . ~r` Iu wlo•n nti Ihr inswinrrniolv :rrmir• •1 hi have gocropied She ~•..I wltnt wiry Wi.1 • 13 h.• tivresgary to 111 Cal., •..I Ner uolhlita MOH 1..& from their tit* she horrors of 'heir then. eveis then I wy r une lial, one intillihle ffnuUrCe Mvstohl 1401 rennin—the turnip two of her ronqiirrors; and revolutionary fanovii woalJ de rouipus.e the victorious armies by the poison of her revolu tionary opinioua." PARIS PAPERS. PA RIS, A UGI , %;I' Yesterday the King transacted ‘k the Duke de ltiettelitu, President of the Council of Munster% His Majesty got into his open chaise at fame o'clock, to take no aims;; by the Cai,al of l'Ootai q. The status of Henry IV. is eiiiirriy awl while they are preparo.g every thing. tieccssary fur its conveyance, the win - liana-le are placing suit strengthening the load of the faealestal is to receive it. We eilis that a 1111 l &other that the image of this good King will be restore.' to the venerialiota of Frenchmen, at the epoch that has been listal. A Mayor Of the Cannintine of La Veinier is found to he the phsiessor of a great Humber of let ters and of several manuscripts of Voltaire. which lie has received from Thiriot, one of the moot active correspondents of Ferney. Among these manu scripts is a very curious one; it is a dedication, its verse, of the licHriade, addressed to Louts XV. M. Francois (of Neurchateati) has annoui.ccd to the Academy that he hoped to he able to pr cure this iMportunt piece ; and if„ as is hoped, it CoMud to the Secretary of the Academy, it will he read in the Sitting of the 25th August, the day of iii,,ligu ration of the statue of Henry IV. Thu., the poet who raised to the glory of a great :it'd ge,l Kie.4 the inoisument of the Heeriade, was, by , a destiny, moreover to consecrate by his sirap.s that which grateful France raises to him at t , :is women , . M. Buzio, one of our most celebrated or:8.11,4(1r-, labours inceiatantly in the school of the Place deo Vicloires, on the model of the statue of XIV. We can speak with assurance, that notaritlis:olid. ing the excess of heat, the state of health in Saint Louts, and all the other hospitals of the capital; never was more swam:tory. It is said that the Panegyric of wh , ch obtained the second prize, is the w4,rh of a woman. The wife of General Clisprdeleine ha , irerittly brought an action for libel against the authors of — Lertres Normandes. The excessive heats that .se experience hove riven rise to several meteorological observations, pielti cleutly interesting. A remarkable circumstance in them is, that the heats are nearly equal throughout Europe, in all latitudes. At Home, Madrid, and Vietit iv, the thermometers of Kr:tumor have rtiltil to the rime degrees. Malice had spread the report that there rtig...,l • species of plague or conta l .ions malady in ironic hospitals of Paris. This risp.irt is positively id!'' lAIVe no coistagior. to dread but that a timig,r ous doctrines, and Paris requires ho Iszareti , i rim a political nee. A paper postea on the walls of the capital, iu •otre the charstable to Hy to t4or .uceutor who Imre hero reduced to misery fire i% • .ch has debut)) et" 80 houses in the of St. Sulpice. situated tit the depa►tment of d'Or. Three 11011111itit of airitaated by I Unseat that canuut be too much pulsed, ha►e r of 400 yr! by e village of Coke Ir a Iwo. • tre