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‘4W4tQlr f ' 7&/ . .b ~. . * wo n .. vt 1 ..., . i , . .. „.. .., ,; , ..7.. ~ , , ,i ; ',,,. 0 ...... ..,-*,,--,---- • „ fiAtt, E.. ;:lit = w,v.. ,..i., ....; . An '`44 ~ ....,-.‘4,,, --..... -- .7%-,,,yii. g t-\\ , .4,,,,,, ft , . . , , 4 r • , 4 , 07, ' 4, 4 m ER, 7:5(),,,1 FRIDAY, S.E PTE 11 B ER:27,1:81:.q:. [Pnrcr, Srvnvl M. DE CHATEAUARIAND'S NVOitK. B OF ENGLAND Ssrs. 2G, 1816. WHEREAS the -GOVERNOR and COLT-. PANS 4"the itANK of ENGLAND did, by public, Adrertiaement, (rated 26th April, 1416, give notice, that they *NM receive and give Value for all BANK DOLLAR tender'ed in Payment at the Bank, at the rate of ed. each until the tot day of November next; More-than One Third of the LoT rE UN is Drawn,. and the Wheel contains the following CAPITAI.,.S of 3 per Cents. 1 of / ..10;903 so,ooo 411...• - • •' • 7 The SECOND DAY's Drawing will b TO-M 011.11017, eatli September, when the First drawn Prize Will; receive , 40,(.1001. in addition. SIVIi',II7IIIGIiT re q uests his Vrienili, the Public, immediate. attention to the alK•re intelestiin State of the present Lottery Schema, baying had the go tr a fortune tl divide Raring cheat the rust , C;0001.;i0,1)001.Prixes ever sold. ..He trusts the same great success will attend his futureParchoiers at his old ()dices, z 37, CO1101111; il, Holborn ; ' 38, Oayinarket ; 1 141, OxfOrd-street. 'I lity was publislyeA, price 4s. Gd. boards, T. UR DYER'S GUI Dt ; being an I mtrodn'cilon to the Arta Dying Listen, Cotton, Silk,. Wool, Silk Rijd guslitil7resse4 Furniture, Brc,&:. \With t)i.re.ettuns ler Ca letidet`inr,, •ciliqint, and Vrtattini; the varions Species ; with an Appendix, of Qbsei - valii. , ii: s Chemical :Ind y, essential to The proper and scientific LitaWled.p: Of the Art, accordtog to Mod,:rn Practice. • • -By Dvpr, _ .• • _ _ . _ This Work it a good-sized octavo' volume, con» raining, besifki the preface,. 'l2,thaptels, and a `postscript.--'le title of the Work as follows Now the !mid GOVT T NOR 311t1 COMPANY do hereby give further Notice, that the time for receiving and paying the 4►aid DOLLAR TOX%Ni Is extended to the Ist day of Fe truary next. London 1 Printed for Sherwood, Neefy . ', Jo ties, 1-'ittr noster-row. ' • THE rktOi%iAiLCI:IY,. ACCOIWIZM TirE CO :TER. " By the Viscomllt 11,; , , CH A'rEAUBRI;V:s/p; Of whoM ron• tiia bAI, • ; The Pai;ter Ind Varnisliev'i Guido. P. F. Tin g ry. Se cond improved, price CC Peer of rrzince, Min inter Of State, Chevalier of The Roya l acid Military Ordiw of St. Loais, .11'ettilier . of the Insti , totion of France. RODENT BEST, Secretary. PA 'l' INDIA HOUSE, Svr-r. 25, TUE COURT of DIRZCTORS of the UNIT eOMPANY. of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trading to the EAST INDIES, ao'herebygive Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will I.)e. held at their House in Leatienhall-street, on WEI)NESDAY This Day ,`.yat,tiitl;lis6t•dt The Serenth Edition, yeducta if! 1 16:e to gs. Gd. bound, 4 COLLECTION orIFiNGLIST-1 EXIERCISES; 4. trattslatt-4 front ttoe Wr.iti fig's of Cicero, for,Seltuud'aois " to re-trinislat.ttntv Lit in ; , end ad opted to the princ ., pal Rules itt the- I ".` . .tutt Brow{ Iv which are added, -some !talcs for att..ptitig the Liofric Photo to the Latin. - .. • By. 41..1.LU1, ELLIS, A.M. • • : London: riiittt.tl. for..F. C. matt .1. Hiring - ton ; Seatcherd - and Letterman; G. Williie; Law and Whittalier ; Longman, 11 ttrst, Rees, ()rum, ab:tll3rOwn i ; J. Rieha.rdson ; Lachington and ‘...'4).; J. fklawman ; .73altlaan, ert‘duchi. -k:.I .lny ; Slier woudo Nt veYp .40 3rilics,4 'Gale and Fenner; Walker and lid , wardi; ado 13. 14)nolds. - - , +--...;:. . " The King, the Ciiiitter, anti honest Men." Zn the Preface M. de CII4TEALLGIU AND says, that " as, a Peer of France it is,rny duty to s i Ci ti the truth to Prance—as a Minister of State it is ;nu duty to tell the truth to the KliM, and 1 wilt tell it." MAGNIFICF.NT WHEEL. 1 0f.... . ..., ..... .. L. 40,000 2 of . .. .. L. 30,000 2 of . J.. i 0,000 7 of /.. i ,ou) tic. ft:t. The postscript was written upon, and it) con-, sequetpce of the Ordinance of 'the s(h ti Kptem ber, dissolvin the chamber of Deputies. It is as 10:lows NEXT, the 2d of October, at Eleven o'Cloclr in the Fore , Won, when the Resolution of the General Court of this Day, approving the Griot of £.2,000 to l'ilnjor-lltoieral the Mo. AitTIICi SENTLEGER, ',yin be submitted for confirina- . . The Papers relating tothe ease of . General Sentleger, with the Report required by the said Bye Law, Clop. (3, Sect. 20, are open at this Maze for the inspection of the Proprietors. JANIP.S C 01313, Secretary. ST TROMAS'S ANT) HOSPITALS. 9pOP , EFt. will BEGIN H s of 1.1..G“.7E.Eh on SURGERY, on MON -1 ub er 7th, Eight o'Clor:k in the Evening. • narristi FIRE OrFICE, poit the Itistuatice of Buildings, Furniture merchandige, Ships, Vessels" and' all other Properly,. egain.4 Loss or Damage 11.3'1.111E. " Instiratieri Tor short Periods, or for several Years together, rolY effected at this °dire open the tri6st equitable Terms. Policies will not be charged for. S:tins of 3001. or upwards, tier to Persons increasing their present Insurances. 'fin. whole STOCK of a F.1.1t.41 will be inured without ape. citication, ut the reduced Premittm of ‘2s. per Cent. „Receipts for the Renewal Polieies expiring at Michaelmas ,"1, noir he .had at the principal Otliees in the Strand and Lnivlon, nod of their Agents in the (,tun try', 'who kill receive Proposals fin new Insurances. When any alterations ate nmile iii Premises already in. lored, or if any St e a m E n gine, Pipe or otlit:r Mures, Kilns, or Furnaces, have been erected therein, no tice should lie given to the Office, to preserve the benefit of the Insurance. ROBEItT SKElXON,,Secretary. I'UBLISHED by LONGM AN, HuRsT, REES, ORME, and BROWN, Paternoster-row, London, BitITIStI THEATRE f* ; or, a Collec tiou oPlays, skltich are acted at 'the Theatres Royal, Drury -lane, Covent-garden, and Flamm ket, printed under the Authority, and by Permission, of the Managers, froht the Prompt Booki. With Biographical and Critical Remisrks, By 'Mrs. With elegant Engravings. In 25 vols, royal lBino, price IN. 6d. in hoards ; or, on fine Paper, with Portraits and hoof Inspre'ssions, of the Plates, price 181. itt:hoards. • .• ,1 1.1 i"e'followingtre the Plays contained in this Work,-which u `aY he Puichased separately. price each :-I. Moon taineerr. 2. Speed the Plough. 3. Wheel of Fortune. 4. Lover's Voots. 5. bide and Yarico. 6. Isabella. 1. Oats. 8. Douglas. 9. Stranger. 10. Country Girl. 'll. Dramatist. 12. Hamlet. - 18. Grecian Daughter. let. May 110,1 Y. 15, John Bull. IG, Ta tt ered and Sigismundm 17. All in the Wrong, Is: Macbeth. 19. Rola Stroke for Wife. 20. Poor Gentleman. Such Things Are. 22. Ormtooku. 93. Love in a Village. 24. Road to Ruin. 25. Jane Shore. 96. Clandestine Martiage. 27. Edward the Black Prince. 28. Merry Wives of Windsor, 99. Rule a Wife and have a Wife. 80. Mourning Bride. 31. Cure for the Hetet Ache.. 39. All fur Line. 83. Way to keep Him. ;A. King John. 35. She Stoops to Conquer. 36. The Cot►- sertrus Lovers. 07. The Revenge. 38. Love for-Love. 89.' .r:cery Man In his Humour. 40. Coriotanus. 41. Jets'. 42. nttlimlaiinillkt; 43. The Careleas Husband. .44, George Il antwel. 45. The Beaux Stratagem. 46. GostavtliVaP. 4 7: - .The W e st I n di an . 48, J u li us C aes a r . 4 , ) Every One 4117.' /tkrattlt. The Jealous %Fife. 61. The Tempest. 52. The Orphan, - 63. Cato, 54. The Belles "Aratagem. 65. Zitra. Tlie Fair Penitent. 57.• The Deserted Daughter:sB. First 50. Siege of atinascos. 60, Provoked t%'ifci jn. witevis. 6 , L 1.1441 y Jane Gre'y. Mt. Love tuakvs' 64. Boman Father. 66, Point of Honour: 66, Bar ' ‘" t rttiiit.' 67: - Merchant of Vettire. 68. Wives as they Were. ' 6 9t. King 1 4 var. 70. Constant - Couple. 71..5eh00l of , Reforin. „Th- 'N Marry Or not to Marty. 78. King Henry VIII. 7.1. Henry V. 70, Good-Natured Matt. 76. Antony and elyooti a. 77. ReCruiting Otfie..r. 751. Lohlitesa «of Sal, s. . K . l "tr• •79. Winter's Tale. 80. De Montfort.' 81. Count a j'1. 1./ mo!ter Ca-'lle of Andalasia. 83. Suspicious .lanzl; St. A 13tild Stroke for a Husband. R. A new Way ". Pay Ohl 4t.lnki.. bit. IV4y to get Mania 87, ,i'At4 l l tnritisity. 85. Earl of iVarwei.. $9, Funthillblvdth, : Hongyfuoun. 91,, The Wonder. 92. Lionel and Cla a • 93 . IL4II of ES4e):. 9-1. King Ilenry IV, Part, L 4 n''M , ilbers, a 'Comedy. ti ff . Site Would and She World r.• 97. Th.: Inconstant,. 91. The Rivals. 99. Measore lor'Moitiore. Intl. Knew your own Hind. 101. King; Rich ard 111, 101.. King Henry IV. Part 2. 101 The Gamester. P 'fhe M a n o f th e W or ld . 105, Maid of the Mill, 106. Int Dimon 1. 107., The Provoked Husband. 108. The Cti:nices. ho. The Distressed Mother, 110. The Beggar's Opirn. 111. M411(4110. I 12. the Foundling. 11S. As Like it. 114. Twelfili Night: 115. Much Ado about No thitig. I la. () tobtoliNe. 117. Venice l'ret.erred. 11t1. Co k - lae of Error's. i1:1. Tamerlane. , 120. Surrender of Calais, Pottle of Hexham. 191. Iron Chest: 123. Heir ut ttsc. i 21 . ()diens). I Heite 2. A COI LECTION of FARCES and other Arrt It. wi.;ch ate ,trted at the Theatres Rural Droll-Lang Ilaytnarket. Printed under the Autho tttta of lin Manatgers 1 front the Prompt tlook. ! - Selected by Mrs. INCHB a .'ll..:s:ew Editinn, ,In 7 vols. rOyiii PPlce 11, 15s. 'or on trr PoPer s with PatrAitS ' price 2i. 12s. fkl. bores. following are continued in 'chits Work :-Child of Na. lily. Midnight' Hour, . Raising the Witnl,, slatrin t o rt y. Ella It irieuberg. Blind Brie'. the Dope.' Love a la Mode. Hartford Brill r,r Staley ..Aithoy. : The Gate. Lock and Key. 'Chi! Register Office. The P,lff"otivit. Tbc -"lboAOltutt., MO Life 1 "ow Stairs. BouT De on. The Meek Doctor. The vil to , Y. The Irish Widow. The Minor. The Mayor of Oar l',4" • The Liur. Flora , The Birth-dar , The Jew and time ,/ " ; . ' l o , *. The Iris - Warm in London. Prisoner at large, , 1 e Poor . Soldier. 'Me Varinev. The Highland lteel, TW6 '1 61 41$ to your Bow. The Deserter. All the WOritts a Lyiog Valet. 'file Cirrien. Three Weeks 4fter ,' 4 l37kage. Catherine an&Petruchio.. Padlock. in her 11l flunkey. The Guardian. The Deure.ts in Him. 4 '..,4 1 1 . Atpt.Enmeline. Ritiluirdtmur de Lion.. The Maid of 04, ki• • Tom •Thriumb, Ductor ant! Apothecary. - The 1.1,; - )e, The Adopted Chihf. The Farm-House. Lt , ' WtiVit OM! Nlt.ans, Inc School for Aulhors. The iVAtrirtian. Tilt Author. 'lime Old Maid. The Miller ('oalmi• Ti ll: •Mt 3 l ) l` , R-N . THEATRE ; or, a Collection of site tvlsful 416dern , Plays; acted at the Theatres Itoial, Dittry lutn e , toy, ut.Cartlen, and Haymarket. Printed from the l'i"alpt-Boolls, by' Anthority of the Mani-10i. - bi•lected by ` 1,1 10 vols. toyal tSino to earrespowl with inel,hald's British 400, Volivutiort FltiVeS. iCe 'US. tri.- Pri'l W.l4*, , , The SECOND lAY of TO-NIONIOW r the '26th St:Wernher, v.hen the First-drawn Prlre niit be titled, in addition, to 'THIRTY ; THOUSAND POUNDS ! CARHOL[4, Contractor, Las Ito doubt tillt • the perniA of the above Itic4s'itate. , i tiae.Wheel (t)ne the t tdiro itri,at alrealy, drawn) will lie to induce Adventurers 'to matte their pirrehases At his utd establislitil 7, COII.NHILL, arid OXFO,II.D-STREEI, Where Tick,:s and Shares, ‘varrattle,l aitdratvii, are *tiling hi great variety: . , N.D., No. I,SgO, drawn a Prize of 1..41,16, the First Day of Dtawing, was sold, by CARROLL, in Eleven • Sh3res. Orders from the Cottony iiimediltely attended to. PRESENT PRICE. • ' . Ticket . ... Trait 4 L.lsl t I a i Kiglith,,, ........ L. 3 G Quarter -6 1 t) I Sixteenth........ 1 12 6 pottx:WINE 365. 'Crp Dozen; for PROMPT PAYMENT, 'at No; ST„ . Wlrwick-court, Holborn, opposite Chancery-lanc, E, ru , tilic are ce%pvettillly inform(tl, that X eiineciiiente of recent Purchases made with ittade-mo O u yo hi ! pr o p rietois are enabled to tsfler good (lid Port Wine front the Wotltt at the abort, Price, if Teti Dozen be taken, o r One Dozen will be sent to any part of Loudon at 265. per Doren.. Sherry at 425. and 445. per Dozen. A. large -Stec'.: of vei y stiorrior old crusted Port, at Price.; well worth the at tention of large Consumers and tho Trade. Port per Pipe in the LondOn Docks (rout 941. to 1101. This Day was puli!ished, the Second Editioo, in 3v4. price Gs. NEW VIEW of SOCIETY is or, ESSAYS . on the FORMATION of the HUMAN CII.IIIACTER, preparatory to the Development of a Plan fur gradually aniehopatin the condition of Mankind. By ROBERT OWEN, of IVew LatiarK. Printed for "Anglian, - Hurst, Ttecs, Ohne, and Brown ; Cadell and Davies; J. Hatchard; and J. •41terrq, Lontlitn Constable anti Co., andDliphant and (Jo, Rdinlitirgh 1 Smith anti Sons, and Brash and Reid, Glasgow; and sold by all Boolaellers. • The Profits of this Edition will he given to thy glaciation for the Relief of the Mona:l4l,ring Lahoor:ng Pow.. , Also, 11 the same Aklthor, • Ao.AThlress, ileliVered to the of New I.4nittl:, on the first-of January,. t9l R, at the opening of the in,tito tiun estAblished lot the Formation sof Character. In is vo. MEDICAL nomi,o, VIARLoi-rt; nousE,tußunr. ocrons C00P.611, MUNROE, and DUN* . w C.V', pbvs:cl4.s to. the M.'dicatllmati at ,chariotte linnie;Elackfriic,;i4Oatt,. hav:e ascertained, that ow , al of woo - Patients 'are' ettred annually of .prevaiiik disorders, that hundreds were in . a , distressing state, owniug to quacking themselves, and liy consulting.men ignorant of the professiutt who ileceivelhe by specious promises and immoral ad vertisements. Eruptions on the head, Ciee, and ho‘ly, nicer ated throat, swellings .in. the neck, nodes on the shin - bones, pains in the head ant limbs, frequently tatim for the rhett inatism, swelled ancles, and nervous debility,, are 'which appear years after, - and the consequences. of impropet treatment. Dra.• Cooper,: Munroe, ; and Duncan, are consulted, daily, frail% eiiht till eight, or by letter, contidninA a Ice ; and the i►nor hare adv►ce on'Tnesdays, Tliursati . ys e and Sundays, till twelve o'clock.—There is a side door and private rooms fu► Pettit* ESS E L'S JESUITS phors. Majeity's Navy , ;-these. Drops have for near 100 year,, past maiftlained Moir character its'a spe citie fur the Seurry, Gravel, Dropsy, Ntran;otary, Weaknes s and Obstructions in the Urinary Passage, and Ueneral Del i lity; but particularly fur their absolute aoil Speedy t..ure of the Venereal. WESStil,'s 11W1'S and 'SPECIFIC ItENIEDY . are the only safe.,aad exprslitionsCure, anal are so initheent in their nature, as to 'require little or no rt.str:iint. Ttic great object to be attended.tm is, that Patients and Purchasers should be carer:al in having the true, and seititint. Preparation, as the . tins al, unsanctioncd, wind dangerous counterfeits tittempted tlttikfoisted an the Public by abst.- lute falsehoods, are so nun:Caw that the Proprietors request every Purchaser to ask for Wessel's Jesuits Drupes, and unless they hare the following Avortls, on lhe-stamp;hey are grass impositions' on the Public: ".Joseph wybuis.. G( St—Paul's. ellitrcl4-yard,'" seltielt Iris Majesty's Consitrissioners hare or dered to be engraved on every sUssnp. All others are Coun terfeits, , Merchants ~ C aptains; and Venders, supplied on liheral terms. Price 94.,9(1. 77 1 ts.—and Yis. per bottle. Sold also by Sanger, Oxford-street; Ward, Midillt-ioiv, Holborn; and To 4), itoyat Exchange. I ::1 rKI ~IUN Y. 111)IIEOPLE of every rank lYty adoration to the shrine el wedlock; tut, where the Constitution has been tainted by disease, or dehilitateri by a certain. W 1134, contracted at ati en rly IO; a reuovatiiiii of stability previous to. entering .that state is indispensably requisite to revive that winnibering sparks of life; and to reanimate the tiyq - eni. For sin disoiders hare contributed Morer essentially to. destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which aMe the consequences of titiginirdiul - pleaanre. it was this consideration which ins ducedl\lessrs. cuitnir. and Co. Surgeons of, eminence and high professional. attainnietits, Members of the Royal Col leges of Loudon and Falinliiirgli,-to , preseilt to the Public the reault of thirty 'Oars experience iu the Coro of Veilercal Complaints, anti thoie Debilities and Deficiencies which not uttiretiutsotly prereot o r itithitter the'inatrimonial state. In the various gradations, from recent infection to cmilirined Imes, their treatment cbinniands very , oft,n a speedy, and always a ratileol Cure. An.dithions cases,tlicir long and well. ar,ranged experiencegie , lthemapruntptitutte oldecisiou that seethes the Patient from being - merenrializeil out of his ex. ii - ,tenCe, or having his constitution undermined, and tlist ei talprinciple destroyed by a latent, hut insirlions diSi4se, a blind and fatal confidence in .shallow.Pie.tenders. In N.Ar., 'voiiii'Disease.s, - Vascular * Relaxation. and Atoll . ) , of the Or gatiS, ariiing from , exceisire indulgeece, insahtbrious cli mates, or solitary sensualityitheirseract ice gives new life rind energy to the.systrin, even in curs Wbieli are " - urgin' o n 11 *: StricteiTs, and tales derangenients of the Cretlira, Incy'remove . iir 'Mild and effectual slim - tiler. Slight and re cent.eases of Venereal Infection are cured in the short pet iod . Of two days. 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By John %Valhi ttli, Pri ce init. homili. • inZrniqi NF,POS_, consisting of Select tti the iilttso;';' ll-11 ritolla %elm have tiren the rang titstingttkiteel ft.. t r tiwir viptartt, Talents, nr retnitrtrittifb Advaiteentesit itt itAtersitc'svd pa tlt Prociictalteflrcliutts. B y Mayor, Yrk7e b9und. • A`` 4 l; l • l ' , UTlt )N c f thV T,lvEs of PLUTAlteff; übritigl•ti rot Hitt fj.l4 17,111 .itti , ..8it - Williamitilivar, LL.D. &a, 63. buuro.t. tiosi.scnipT. The Cliereoe'r of. liepoties ,is •Ilisseleed. This. tines not surprise MC.; it is the.. system 'of the.:re e vohrtionarY interests that is in progras. I have nothing then to alter in thiS work. I foresaw the denouemcnt i and have severe' times announc ed it. This eministerial theasure, they say, eiill save the legitimate menarche, To. dissolve the o n ly essembly since 1789, has manifested sentimeets purely royalist, is, in my opinion, is. strabge way,of saving the monarchy. We have seen in the faerth, filth, and six chap•. Jere, the constitetiOtiel doctrine upon the wzdi-. trances in the. representative monarchy. Under the ancient, regime, 'an ordinance of the King was. A law, and nehody . had a right to discuss it. In our new cOostitittioe an ordnance is strictly but a measure of the Miuisters. Lvery citizen has the: right to examine it, end that which is the right of each 'citizen is the duty of every Peer and every Deputy. ° If an ordinance were to bring France into than. ger, the Chambers might accuse the Ministers.-- , They are the real Authors of the oriiiaances, be cause they can be.prosecuted for them. 1 ant going, tik*fol ei conformably to reckon arid Constitutionat principles, to eS t unlue without scruple the ordinance of the :3th of September. In the fitst-pleCe, it would hove been better not to base introdneed this ordinance with any pre amble. The T tlisSOlves the Chamber because, he has the right, because he 0/4 it. Sovereign Lord and Master,. he.owes no one an account of his reesOns.: when he speaks alpne; every one ought to obey Witli e joy, in profound and re§pectlpl sie lence. We hasten to the elections, because he orders it ; and when he says to his 'subjects, 11 zeitiolnelaw.itself has spnken. 13et the Mioisters having laitl 0(0 , n inOti ye 4 in the preamble, thee , affair a§sul))6's a dill - crew. a..peet ; rotretett wayse, *respect, adore the Royal will hesitate antra.. ment in submitting to it would be,a crime. The . King can only desire nor good, can ,only demana Our good he motives of Ministers arc within otmr discussion. . The Ministers recall to our mind these wise ex°• nressiuns of the .King'e edmirehle speech In open e l ag th e last, session :--e" Nene of us ought to • forget, that by the side of the advantage of me. , lioration is the danger of irsnoyetioo;'.., At first it mey appear a little. singular dint the, , Ministry shoeld,,have Awned that .paesege ; f o r upon whutit does the reproach of :ineovatiou, full ? • • Not . upon the Chamber, which lonovated no e t hi ng —i t is : upon the ordinance of. the 13th of July, 1815, whit:hired elteredsome articles of the ce eeter .. I t is a tratra between ordinance and ordinance,, between Ministry and Ministry. . Did not the Ministers who read ;the Icing's speec h ( s i nce they quoted A passage of it in th . e Ordinance of the 5111 of September), read in thst speech the. following passage so ecluar e„ei, ?„.„, " Gentlemen, it is to give more weight to your deliberetioes, it is.to collect myself inure fights, that I have ,ergated mew Peeze, and t hat the hum. her of Deputies has hu,ert increased." they have etliiaiiy forgotten the preamble of the ordinance of the .13th July, Shall lay it hclure their eyes _ -" We hove announced, that out, intention was to propose to the Cliamhers a law.for.regitiajing the election of tile Deputies of the Departments. Our project wits to modify, conformably to the lessons of experience, and the'well.ittrown %rid. of the' nation, several. articles of 'the Charter, cwo eerning the ronditions Of e!igibility, the. mailer of Deputies, and several other dispositions rela• live to the,fqrtuation of the Chamber, the, tire of laws, and the ntode of its deliberations. Tlit misfortunes of the present. times it twig interrupted the Session of the two Chnnihers, barr consideted that the number of .De for the deptlrttututs, is, through different causes, too Much reduced for the n3tion to he sufficiently tc.- presented. it is pdrtiettlarly important. in such, 'circumstances, that• the national reprettentatioa should be nunterotts, that its powcr4 binduld emu, note more directly from the Electoral Colleges., and finally, that the eirctions shoold serve as the expressions wf the real opinion of our people,. We have-consequently determined to dissolve the Cltnmber of Deputies, and to convoke ri ntw bale Withoult rich;' ; but n the mode or eivetion hits not been regulated-by itzitr, nny more that) die MOtrlfielltiollo to he'tn a tlein the Cll.trter, we love thought that it belongs to our justn..e to caose the nation to enjoy trout this moment such ativan• tages a 5 may be derived from a representation more numerous and less . restricted in the conditions of cligibilitY; but wishing; however, that in no rase 'any modificetion in the Charter sltotila 1 )e 1. "" le " eti definitive.; except .uceording to the ct nstiw. tioual forras, the disrusitions of the present or.