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'F., Jscheirie . ik-,.. 1 1' . ~ t . ei• ' ''"d it is r: coy.•o- , tcatio q sutliew,it to siilte ma " : ''i4• ' adnriii.eelYl. r' t' i . f . '',. ' ; -, .' 1 l 1. -.• ( - 4ra•kta tirizeof 20 , 0(.101 .; i r ,.._''' '' ..- •, - ', Ut 'l• &-,. & ' c. ( - t 'I is' i j-! : 4 oo) . t u itiiht7as to i lie all Paid i n . " 1,- .0 1 , -• ," 1 " t . , ' re List ( ' ' :) ", itrit...t, felt ger . ,it rl , i.: o i . i %tt l i l . e a i t i , t s i c , a o r i i It lii, 4, • - ~s V) i 0, ) ,, part, of the (mit, , lia,o)` rtu nate cu, • , •I ,tr be solicit,. a c ,, f.'•i- Elstc . o , ~t , ti .. . ~., T., •i ii., i„, ‘,. i , 4 1 ilt. 1 : 11 14 ""EA • Wlll6l will at all time, receivei -‘,,, y,.",i1,11--':,..-----iii 13 u , iiiiess in the Funds transacted with ~I. ~. ‘kLI'PRIZFs -------- I qi , ,','. tilt rim Day In the GRANO. Hi i ioNTH ~, A "Icii 14"gliiS burtwilig 19th -of I 1---7) ' L !:::I,D . 14: , N LOT ' C I .I'l'4:' • . i sett "0 LL ei lid Co. Covtract(as for Ow .pre ‘llovvlol rEIt.Y tes•wctinlly submit to the litil , )ljc the `Litit,;.,::',,g-t'ILINO"Ce-IEN1'.1!:, whicti with (nil 15,000 tickets " • • • of :3 .. ' ' e~ • opr Prize. ut /...40,000---1,30,00°—L.20,000, Nit .. , i l',•sitlt, 12 ;Ni-:,IS, "'".'"be paid in trill ' OOO (iU (TOLD withou4 })eduction: AS UNI)EIt„. . • •-• ..L.44,0U(.1.... • • • Is• " *** ',. * * L.40,000* zity)(4o .•.... .3(1;000 20,000 •• .. 20 - ,000 '.• • • •5,§0 :,,-)50 in G o ld - , i , ,nott. • • • • 2 00•) - • 1,1)59 i.l•C; u l r i... 8,150 "• • 1,000 5,b00 ... • .2,100 ...... .. . a, - ).'.a 'hi (.0111 .. •....' .. .sy 2 1i) ill (mid- ••• ... •• •- • 2,100 Thk!,, ,A",1:;,0.1,..3. 'titer Pi•izes Oi les•-er ',.41 tie. . r tati,,,,,llu'w ‘ , i til ,;,,,y,:•ttit• a.,ove svlrtitlid PrizeS is So d s t ti,i, ~ ' 1 L'ilt lln• et,ilain', i-, oreNt•lii3O to the l'ul;lie Or Oill 11141,1..i,h1.611_14 4U tiOUL :thd• ;lie full h,r Cha,,cv sof its also 11,.'"'''''''';',1'il-'1,,,t0' that ..•;,,,, 5,,,, - ,, (Tuineas in Gold. llce,?4,ll:es..%%riir 11111 i'allietlirtis .ii:ly i)CILnd i;:latiS• _ , k 1'4 , 1 , ~.1 ;,„ ''''d . "', ei Nil. u.-s: •,ire now on :••:1, 711 (:..ti... , 1 . 1.01..1. ''' , ,C • ' "ffiv , 3: N./. 7,• CORN 111 LL, .ftf,! 2r.:, t )_-11. ORD , ikt„C:ll Whete all Business in the l'Clblii. l'unds is tra.os -_______________.. ...I%''`l'L'lNl)l,l) t:ItENCH PAPER. HANGINciS. ~14-V.,SSR.S. Ciii).) ancIADA ALS 68. .11 : ," . civk , 6.),s West. ~ f -, :P.! :7,-i I. 1 - )cg leave t 0 1.4"."" Strand, .. 4 ,.. , ‘ .ii:,-,ty dilti(litry,' tliey hart i ,, ,;,,n•t‘ el, within a 1,,w 'ikt,;,•,..i., Great Vart, tv oi !IR: ilt.,, t , ,,! ;. i , ,, :'.,( 11 i ' . ll' . l !•! , i•S, •oid ~,,(,,:',Cvll,,sl of swiie of i.., itl.,,T ii;',. ;.1i : I),c°"-t", is 11'3itt,, ri,,t;l.l't ei'Llt.,l. b. trial, ...;):1 ei......,,,Thf :', in sc ,j, INI4IIISY:mft :;rality of ....oi,irill 4 , iid ni cent acy .•%,),itri:,. tlky sin 'iass any exec olferecilue illsiiectiva us 1 titi'i C. 9utitii. i _ , A Nu:Av PA:i:F.l\-r ti-A-T.--GAIA)N _ Mill Co. 411 ..';`l4l..,tir to the Ptil)lic' a SlLii.,l i :a, the ,, .., 1 , , ,i 0 ; 'wilt we.,.!:.e fitte3t ;Alta tuost e..;.:pen •Ive teal Cr; , ls e( 0 . , 1 !' . 3 , . :c* ri „.. ~tw!t..e as ottg, 'ant! 1,.. of ,t. i,ettk r sitape, wotto .. t .. ... li t; iii ,t ~,,k, t<ts-,- it witi never* ch,otge-tts slolonr, % " I '''' l , ',. I _' Ni.,','''),•d;ttui l'iiocti; our tsif worn tc . ,r s- . .,_ . , -:1 . 1 1;,1 tiii i l l, ' ) ,:`,''''•itt, r wn( itt,;,:tre' these 'Hats. Ft Ice 2 .65. --- , , , .. : f(il'il., ,'".• 41 11it.1,. t lit ers .4' , 1 Strand,. • corner of I.!ea -I.l' iirtil l - ;;I N 1 1-, t'..." , t - I ' Pettl ' ers who \visit for supetto.l ..,4,', 'l'l' •• •,,' ililtl ' L :cu. 'l,:k.,,lvainia'gt6l) IlUtit;illg this .Acivkr -I,lt,it. . ------ ..._..., ( 'APt• , -,rAL slicYß ANT) HOUSE, IN B'ItiSTOI.. P-11.1' I 'll 't aqd .• 1,. mtrt-*(1. "(")"'""1"e -ti;., !iiately •,: i F , I . ll '' ), t . i LAI , 110 USE I:a ' i.n0.., t ~,,,;.:, .xe,e.h.cnt 7., ,,11C1P . :i11i( ~ ac. . ii pm . , .. ,T. 11i anti ettgibie Situation tit bri.-..t'l• .1., . I'llte't°J,, Ile.tter Ipast- paid) to 1 1r . Peter 1 , 1.3, Magdalen ' ---.) : . _ 4 C. I 414141 ' VerV Desirable, and linproreatile FIIEEIIOLD NIANDR. ttitti EsrATE, wiLTS. ,the r% 11,,he 8()LI) hv PR I VA'IT, ct)N'ritACT,,i. t,5t.,N1,4-.‘N,Qlt :illd VSiTATE of . H E • k l'E ' e";-'sistli)".n' test 'le (4i.it,:,-1',;a11). built P•rieli VIE Stone'Mansion, with .'. ~,,.,,_ )t I . -,,,,!oattliouse, two' Six -stall Sitalites,i,alio,il,4")nti(;,'.r_ll.ii,:h,:s: i, h' il , ‘ , ,at..-211:ees; Lanai, Grdens, and F i, ra ' n. - "' LICP "SE, with 1 abourers Cottages, Tiaras, Stables, .aot.roher li nifilin -s, and sutidny Closes -,'"bo'syn 4, ' 1 1 1) rich Water Meadow-,..Pastare, Arable' : I' d / iv 1 , t.l& whole ctadiiiing 715 A. 21t•14P.. f New Sa- t ily ) ' ' it' sihiate about fot.riniles front the titY " ,L,., ifii i • V • Lyi;iit, 4'4, ft,r,,f,otti the 1.:),,,t of Alited,uryt in a tienb.,as. Capin,(4ttie Wirer Arilll.—The Estat e is hounded on tht!,.!isi.,_ ii 'l on t'v(7 'von, celehr.t:ed for hoe Troia and atli . :r I . !. l ' , _ W est ity the Wiltshire I )owns, in a fine Spollui t. iisit.?,:,.weii: ,I.o,ciiecl with c;,tine. rinser'lly• •,, h ; hf' , I riatit, will send a per,on to sheer the l i : u rc r ,- - .:. ~q, fur further irarti-til'irg :loci to treat fur the ,P P I Y to Messrs. Wel:.!., anti',lttwood, Salisbui y. I N' _ A cAuTioN To THE puBLIC : ,_,1.... r "1-Isilueliese ut -Air. lAitil liay.,ll.g a("tetir 4%;,,,,,i'''`lsiof-..rijusti,,,, Trusses, arid statirr;, from t , i ., ~ ,41),Ittiltrti,,:,-,,,5''.5..Y.2,4.41 i '' - ry h • Ili- procured tit.: folio's' I r' "'ll7{'l3.' N ary, U the Naval 1 - lospitals i and , '',.i.ii,;',l.(is, and 1,1 e o ; )ol4 l .l itiii 2 e • ( lit, `'K ier 00 , ,r' and (.• : fr,,,„ the -libel als,tieourtgrme,nt • . t011',4! .'ill4r‘.lei,Zt,:ileEd,:,:t.ll:nkliii.(,,i't Itih'i;ir:::',trituv ,: :- . l '+ ‘ ‘t , , i i i r . i .i n ,i t . the I) " l '' lll. ' i Pritici t r l ' lr!:,, ','N ~,.i: ~v ers ,I ,),.lots t , .tauoitiate the i r I l ri:j7 e,,, 1 •• oil ut at the hody, and tilt, (ova- I'r aces m Y . have,„ tlii l "t•t1 kr' i,....1:., h,i'.-'\l tje't''' ''"ervice 15'v'e:"•le'lititi.(e''leadn'isit'ISLai ~.}.,,,„.,44,,....:cti. A ath,„" ~,,,,-„1..F.,,,,r„ .sonit . tii..a . 5 . : 1.; ... , „,„1.,.1,a., 1.11';',...0 .:i11p11.,1,1et,1 any .J.i.pi, 00.) ~,,t.i.Nt .ctT___ .sEs, itu'il-iitt,,,,iurer• PAlsr,Nr 5E1.1.-.11),1;75t ... T ,Itt''' t to the . I 110 lit:,,ps, nbr cause any cotioncno.n: ,_,,,..,,, 44‘11'''"'" It ' 6, ba,l •1 ' ftl •P. I ..ItCe, SALNiON, ,)DI. ?vii.....4). .f.).2 ~..,• 0.., 3 o it• ... 1...“ , I to su_ol.7. 111 S Iliti,t.r, h.,:.):1171,,,,VN11), Wirlf, ti",lVt; 'M.! iT,3lloallirtui Doc!; I'a: t i I:. li....'l.i.4.4Uk'li:e'l.).47)ltlLl4lll::"lY:ittrl'il':lte:ll:\)(.l::U.lVl:ll:'l'p"i‘.tel::::::;tlil:::.C.ll‘tlyri?e ' Truss Ull Society "n''r Y' . 1 co it. , itliti - •.1 Vi•:.N El: EAL COIPLA.I NTS. . ' N ,el)ltt,liitti: ..i Dr ri6E \MN's (i Ur i I A s- ,'llkliZltrilZ.l,• Ilhs '•itn ii, • * ••I a'olis,ll.l.ty f 4.1 ty ycaus li, i lileii i , :4 4 is 'o.tetivi,:i , ii. c't.4l.3i.:;'SeDritutic illil Ir'l,.i!•rtiti ,i'e '1.41i,n; 1.. r :iV.,,,i;liil ,NloC,ia 111*.trirs of thelitttnk, ..044vtiliy"."! .1'" P,10,t1 or , th . '... ..., j l' (' o,:stittitiou, OCC,I - . '‘'.. 1,1,011.106i .it'. .I:.'•t''')'.l).• 1 1''.."11..1' ua• fl'"). tif,v,f :,1,,'..`',"4,11 ~10,:i,:t.,-1,;;.:':,:i:t".!„4,-::,,,,..e ,:r to..jut:icions t,i'''..'2' (11:(lit4ttiY' l i , 1" :. ' , is. ''' I '''ne• will 1,;.. 1 -„ Liiid. ti, tugs/ otic, - ,- -I,l ' l' - .$.44, , ~:.-• .'"',;(!t,,tie the s dist tite.t can !I , • restated it r7tt.,,tl.•,(ll,,ti::.:•.!tte!ent ilt 1. :1,:i.,,i of. the lii.diwYs, 'ind 14 l ' lt i ! ' . l ''' 'l4 ‘ ;.t...„'" 1 .' "' t 1 1(' Uri;ti... i'rss,kges,,o,4ll,:in,'.):'.g.,c.'•• N,,,;t1„.3,. ,, rttitit or i)iet, (~,; , : itielltt-tit, or tutidehta. t . t 1,01,.: N11%1 11,11 ~ 4tili'n `sit,l', ' I, (34e;i.ide, London, and nio , t t2s. ~,,...h. er,:ry Ttr.vn, it:Bottles, r , ' ~~ col' K of yr ,I . r r t-75" . r. , 9. - 71 , , Ad. . j -. 1r 7, 4 1 ' f'• ' 7 1 % , • r SI rt;IX • ' ..- ', ••,.. ; 7 . A . ... t›, ''''''':s ItZ ,. .q • .' ~...,.... a T OJT E D JET I,Y 4, I H.!.; 131-dTIA . I-1 PAINT 7.I.ANI:RiCTORY, London. . COAL 131ZOIFNt for S la , Out aid 'Weather Board- . , in:; of 0-ery description. - . Invi3ililc (ireen, per Gwit.'s6s. Red or Brown .. per Cwt.42s. l)ark Jire,..ri Olive ditto Lead Colour 365. . for- IT:e ss. 6d. per.tial. Stone Colour Chocolate Colour 563. every descriptivn, &c.,N,c. Refined Liv Brown 2=2s. per Cwt.-:—ComMon do. lfis tier Cat. LSE 1 ...\ I PEN D'AT RAB LE PAINTS are V - , , t'iT P .. ~ ..g.- oTna.iitetatal,- a4lll will ciivei- a surface - neatly twice as griAt il, Tah,r palnts: they ako pos.es3 a diirahility which 'Tilden; them iiveilliarly valnahlii, When applied to Work con stantly exposed - co the efiects of the Weather; aril from their hei tic:- L trO, L ail in Linked Oil, and drying very quick, -they we applit:able tii the general purp6s'es of useful inside Pa:nting, as thoy give at the same time a preserving and very handsome covcrio t :. Ti,:.:y al;: :lESO a Cure far the Worm mid Dry It.tit, will stand noh;it 'Climates, and are eat:) , of applicatinn ? t , bein ,, . , used in the svue manlier as other Paints. Ttie COAL TAR 1111OWN'k recommended .for the co;er int; of Rough Fenbin,z, Porous "file;, •Wood under ground or Water;- partictildrly the Refined, wliich is perfectly Insoluble' in water ; the Worm will nut peoezrate where it is used ; it is of av:A-r Rood colour, hard,'and is easily applied, requiring -only to he hosted a d laid wa with a commolt tar bruit. Solo=-! ) y UPTON and Co. Queen-street, Cheapside, Dect.ntbcr 1S14• To Messrs. I.ol''L. l 1) and SON, Kirby-street, Ilattoo'-garden, London. G EN=IsLEAIEN 1 c onsequence of the. good fr, c t s o f yonr MACASSAR. OIL, I hat . e it. in 'coin nianct from his Imperial Akiesty the EMPEltatt, of Al the th+tt you will, without delay, send the stint of 'Feu Guineas worth to Ina], direetiot; it to Sir tiaillTS Wylie, Bart: Physician to the EMPEROR of RUSSIA, St. Peters- Inll4ll, and receive the-amount of tire. saute frotn`his leney connt 'De Lieven, his Aldjesty's Ambassador at the Court of Greaf have the hotiour to lie, Gentlemen / , .Yottr most obedient Servant, JAMES Wf LIE. I The inestimable qualities of this OIL, for producing d luxuriant growth of Hair on-the baldest places—strong and beautiful Carls—Gloss and pleasant 'Perfunie—Whiskt:rs, Eyebrows,. 8:e. are fully eXplained in RDWLAND's 'M.1...A -TP:V. on the HAIR, which is enclosed with each Genuine Bottle. "-The .oitsule label of each Bottle is s;giird; In Red " A. ItOWLAND and SON.." - Sold at 3s. ad.; I Os. (d. ; and t,Yne Guine.! per •..atle v hy the sole proprietors, as above. ROW , ND'S FENCE of :I'Y'RE; Which will ianut kt.lcffeetnally change RED dr GREY HAIR, IAE-11.ROWS, &c. , to- l perrnairent BROWN or BLACK, and so permanent that it 'cannot be retno:ved by wmhirig. It is per!'ectly ionoceut, and Ladi, , s and -Gentlemen may Dye their H air with E: Ii: an I SECRECY. Nice per bottle, or serail bottles for trial, at 4s. each. fire Proprietors will warrant its edicacy. wltileSale a id n.tall, by the sole ProprietOrs, A.ROW LAND add SON, corner of Kirby-street, the - first turning. oa the ri:47ht, in Hatton-garden, Holborn; and by inoF.t•re speet!'rble :wholesale P,•rfatorers, II lir-co , and Nifdii: ,l l 4 -' Venders, in London, and in every TtYwn throughout Euro-pt.. •*.,.* Ask for itowlan.i.r, 011, or itowlwizl's I.:te,iss:.ll‘ Oil, and 01,st r " I:OIV.I.I\ND SON." ;b1 ,Sr).`. V. IMAGE he , the toortd ! ttion of i*.k. social hap:iittess, which is Ofteo distdriictl, through,. the parties that fora, the union not tiling those precautions whieii would. secure them the enjoyment of that great do mestic blessi:tg. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrina of wedloel; ; hot w h ei - u the constitution has hoer, -tainted hrthicase,sor debilitated by ti certain haloit.contracred at an early a;I:e, a renovation of stab ility previous to entering that state is indispensibly.regnisite to reviv• t slainhering spins of life, and to re-animate the system. For no his orders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness titan those which are the consegnence of unguard e d pleasure. It was this cabsideration wttiA induced Messrs. Ct!ital E antl CO.• tor these 1:Ist Thirty years, to direct their stogies and attention exclusively to the treatment and curt; of the Venereal Disease, and Ole disorders arising therefroim; as ako to that deratigeto,ni; of the system, produced by the destructive habit - of the incwisiderate school-lion, which livings on those distressing 1)E1:11.ITIP›; and DEFIciEN,.. CI ES th it prevent or embitter the ,latrituonial.stat..:. 'Cite soceessfol.resolt of their pica, gives tmqn addition:ll ardour tri'opliose of these c:unplanits, which are the most important in the catalogue of Inunalt infirmities. it 60*,v4 s -s every person who has unlutged in this solitary vice to seek re lief bv.eonsulting Professional Men of eminence and hononv,, 'to witieh, Messrs. CURAIE and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, as well. as the.testimony al uncoatra - elicted factS. Li professing the core of these complaints, they hold out tin indneentent to vice ; hut, seusihle, as all loan mast be of the .ex.isteoce of such calam:ties, they Oiler their assistance as regularly e ducated . Mewls:Ts of the Royal C o ll ege s o f Surgeons of Loudon sad Limburg-h. Slit lit and recent. cases of Syphilitic infection are radi cally cured in the short space of two days. Those of the tu,,ast tilistinate duration, such as obstructions, inve terate strictures, pains of the bones, gleets, ikc. are per manently and speedily cured. Several Nob:emelt and Gen tlemen of the first respectability have been tinder the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal. of complatits of the Urethra, Strictures, tke.; and having received a radical and permanent Core, req .-st that references may be made to them as satisfactory e, ideuces iif ,the decided superiority of Messrs. C urr i e an d C o .' s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen had strictures front ten to t wenty years, and were _under the care of Nlessrs. Home, Heaviside, and oilier Sot . geons of ritual eminence, who attempted their Cur e by the application of the lunar caustic. without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter from the Ivan), they are daily receiving:, It'om Gentlemen, returning them thaoks for their restoration to sound and vi; irons health. It was sent to them unsolicited, from theson - of a N dile Earl, who had laboured under this distressing and ' painful malady for ten years : he • had been under the care of several Surgeons of prd:essional eminence, none of .whom afforded him .permanent relief; hut, from the superior me thod of treatment adopted and pursued' by,Messrs. Currie and Co• he received a' radical.eure in the short space of one month. . • , '" May 2S, 1810. " To Dr; CURRIE, 107, Hatton-garden. • " Lard ----- feels great pie sure in communicating to Dr. Carrie the perfect re-estalilishment of his health, in con sequence of his Wild and adiniraide treatment of Strictures in the Urethra. He may add, that he has tint for many years enjoyed so much- comfort and freedom from pain; and he t e::::::i t us he tic e : l l: i u il h a t i : his having obtained, through his shill and attention, a perfect and radical cnre of that horrid plainl. As he was not a strAngcr to the inanii,r that others he has it in hi: from a fair 'trial and ajuit comparison, to pay that tribate of applause to' 'Dr. Currie W hi c h he se,sii)lY feels, and shall ever be twist ready and willing to acknowledge." By aa early application to Messrs. Currie - atid Co. the pa ti ut will escape the pain, ;danger, and e:ipence of a long and tcwiousattendance upon less experienced practitioners. MARRIED WOMEN, Who have long been disappointed in their expectati o n s o f a tamile, may be assured that in most in stalicesstich defects are curable by nicdic.il skill; and all 11.1 . 1;;h the removal of such impediments be at' idiject of eoubt and uni;ertaiuty with others, yet the cure of such defects, I)y the e1r , " 1 " 1 Pr9gress of renovation, is the acquirement of their experience. Its,rs. Currie and Co, may he: consulted by patients of either the 4reate4 secrecy and himotir, at their house, . 1 ,.`17.0. :07, riation-trarileit. Patients in the Country, descri:ting the particulars of their case, age, and tootle of living, inclosiipc a remittance fur -Id rite aosl Ntedicin es , I h e same will be given of 5CIlt to any part of the No. ii.ing-11 ni. Hattun-garden. OA the st instant rinHE EIG!ViiI I\sNll3Fitt- t,f tliat• Great MAK I'IAL ACIiIEVEI\IENTS or ,1:.L.:1 and hei : t;ie Bat of Batik 'of to,. !'recces, th - e, t.:otritnee iii WellstPztoti ilito , ,Oilittoittica, and the! 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As we have not often met with equally useful ‘Vorlis, we recommend this to the notice o f those wilt) have the care of Young People.—Critical Itcv.ew, May Icil 1. : : , - , ,', • '•••-•:• • • ,••• `~' ~ i'lß~,. t ' it \ y r! , • 4 ) s re : 1' SIXPENCE-ITALi'PF,NNy. PRIVATE CORRESPONDE';Uti CAE 1 :1111:AY, JUNE 99. , I arrived at this place about four hours before the King Francemade his entryi t l l i g to s i l t i . tro l i> i p le s town had beensumnioned by Our Eli in the name of Louis XVIII. on the 2311 instant. The first•sti-intnons being rejected, a few cannon 'shot were fired on each side, butt without doing 'lllicit mischief. Night Put an end to the tiring; and early the !Text morning, a parley was held between. theGovernorandthebesiegers. Thisconferencealso terminating inelfectually,an msault was made by the English troops in two places; and in less, than two. hours the town was in our, possession, without any mat erinl loss. The . Governor retired into the citadel, where lie capitulated in the course of the 25th, when the place was consigned to the city guard, of whom the Colonel, whO had been su perseded by the Rebel (iovertiment, res4llled the Fll/11cilld anti rue white flig and white cockade weie e ve ry hoisted. This event was diailed with universal exultation. Notice -was giVen; that the King' had , arrived at -Catean Valobreses, onkr eight miles distant. .111:stantiv a guard, of ho nour was formed t)y . the young men a the most' respectable families a triumphal arc"' Iva; erected at the•apprbach to the city. In the morning of the 2.(ith. the guard marched to meet the King. .principal young ladies of the place, dressed in' white, tosembled at the arch, received his. Majesty there, and scattered flowers .before bhn all the way to,the Hotel, de Ville. It was about one ()!clock in the afternoon. when the King reached the town, his: progregs Ini'ving been. 'eonsiderably impeded by' the immense noil , itudes of, the cottnery people, who. flocked frenn - all the neighbouring villages to see •andwrlcione ilinl back to acclamations amid which he entered the city were so lottd,..so unlver people in this p art o f asa(ll,,iiiii%oiiiltiN‘ta,rie)enitielyvesoolii:ti,itrlcie', that one would I mre the country could have taken the least share' its the laze revolt. Green boughs, lir sign of joy, were so thickly spread; from the windows, .that, viewed from an upper story 4, the streets seemed to torm . so many gleen alleys, and the Irtospect was' infloitelypictaresque: Arrived at the t ow " boasei the people unharnessed, the - Horses; drew the Kiog io his coacPi to the house hdmeans to occupy. lie ett hasiAsni seentel at its height. It Mils hardly comptehensin;e that one could pasS so quickly to such 'rt sceue of joy, ft oat the midst of fields loaded with thousands of slain,anif cities besieged and stained within am! without by slaughter. groans of the wounded anal dying are still ringiag in my cars—and to ! --,, 'rounded .by Ail/VDUS multitude, who seem intoxi cated with shouting Vice lc /foil Even the little children, when , they see an Qffieer pass whit- , the white cockade, set up the shout which. they :have learned from their fathers. Already bits the town been illtvn::nated for t..vo nights , successively : and all , this day the inhabitants 'have.been dancing in the puulie square. It seems that the joy of being de:ivered front the horrors of a new revolut.on, athl the:t.eces sary evils of war, has converted their pLisure at the sight of the Kiog into a real deli t o :n. Nor is it only the towns-people who i d in these festivities. The towo has .been Ike a fair ever since I have been here, with the vast'inultitudes of peasants flocking into it in every direction.— . The example of loyalty-has extended Lb tit. neigh , homing towns. Qaesno‘r has . submitted. l. - rmine has hoisted the white cockade.' Valen ciennes Nvoultl have Opened its ; but the Commandant, Rey; a scoundrel' who played ,at, distioguished part in the infamous tar it) Spain, has . shut himself up in the citadel with about 500 Dotoliers, and threatens to fire upon ale town if it makes any 'royalist demonstration. — Arras is, on the eve ot d,:elaring itself. The population is decidedly loyal. it is only the Corsican soldiery, I mean the bra.voes of the Cor ; Sit:R:l'S gang , wno prevent tile (;[!Zeus from tot- lowing the ink,wlse of their t , gs natural feelin. 1 hese fellows, the sonlh . us„ are an iii ernal race,—brought ' up and habituated Co crone, tilt it has be,:oine att appetite to them. There trill be no ease ortest: to the world unless they are all banished to Si beria. I ant sorrow to say ICo nit see any qwp. toms 'of a wholesome severity beiug,likely to ue exercised towards them. The very rebels that ltdd out the citadel Of Cambray .against their Kiti . are at this %cry moment walking about the to‘tn with the utmost unconcern, with the decoration of the Leg on of.Honopr at their but ton-hole ! Surely the King will not be so wedt ly impolitic as to suffer, all the revolutionary 'Counts, Dukes, and Chevaliers, to nose the old nobility, with their ribbands and - crosses, after , this second treason ! 1 hOpe the new Ministry will act with a very vifiereut degree of frfuniess frointheir imbecile predecessors. M.de Talleyrand is now here. lie arrived last night at ten o'clock, usual ha,' already attended a Council. He scents to enjoy high favour. It was - understood that he had offered his resignation at Mons, under the iutpres . sion that the King's entrance into France was prompted bya,‘lmister, who would possess theetii dent inauence, wit Ist lie (Talleyr.ind) world have -o•ily the respOn•ib.lity Of a Premier. i suspi cnin, however, being removed, it is now! Otlieved I hAt this celvbrated Statesman wilt, in tact, Lav e the"guidance of the Administrat.on. A Procia nyttion, which has this -.moment ~ , o tted fro m t h e -Royal Printing Press here (see Papei!,), „ is to f avo ur this idea. At any rate; t i e l ea d_ t o i t are tho,e wl ich M. de Tulkyr , ..ti34 is knywn to have supported. 'l` fg ~ k(s~„ r@. ~~ 1~ • - -