The National Register.
London, England, 1815-08-13 00:00:00

TITP, NATMIVAL REC;ISTER.

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TO LITER.MY C ENTLFM rN, or LAOI ES in Wililt Of em-
plOyment.—Wanted for occasional insertion in the daily
papers, five or six hundred paragraphs, describing the
escape of Bnonaparte from St. Helena ; they must have a
little spice of the marvellous, but, at the same time, carry
an air of probability. Great encouragement will be given
to any person producing accurate accounts of the suicide,
&e. &c. of Napoleon, sufficiently striking to form Second
-Editions.— Address, Christopher Catchpenny, Newsman's
Hail, London.
Thr.' reduction of the navy to the peace establishment pro-
ceeds lapidiy. At Woolwich, orders have been received for
the reception of two lire.of battle ships and Q 6 frigates and
sloops, in order to pay them oft; and near 500 labourers and
artificers from the Arsenal arc likewise to be discharged. At
Deptford, between 50 and 60 frigates, sloops, and armed
vessels. are also to be paid off; and '2bo men discharged
from the Victualling Department.
The 'ecretary of State to the King of the Nctheilands has
officially announced that his Majesty has conferred the title
of Prince of Waterloo upon the Duke of Wellington, and
Maiquis of fleusden upon the Earl of Clancarty. •
Mr. Kemple arrived at Edinburgh on Friday week, on a
visit to Lord Aberdeen, whom he is to follow to ft-eland.
!leis so very much improved in his health, as to piondse an
early resumption of his professional exertions next season.
The ball given by the Duke of ‘Vellington last week, at
Paris, was uncommonly magnificent. All the Allied Po-
tentates were present, together with all the distinguished
English families, among whom weic Lord and Lady Castle-
reagh, Lord and Lady Granville, Lord and Lady John So-
merset, Lady Kinnaird, Mr. and Lady Fiances Webster,
kr. &c.

We are rejoiced to hear that there is not the least foun-
dation for a story of a criminal intercourse on the Conti-
nent, in which the name of a very distinguidied Person:l,4c
has been implicated with that of a Lady of titled tank. The
lads., we are assured, is living in perfect harmony with her
husband, whose_relations in this country have icceived letters
from him within the last week, which take away every
ground of credibility from the malignant rumour too hastily
and inconsiderately circulated by most of the public journals.
PI DOING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill, most heartily con-
gratulate the Public on the event of the Two Grand Prizes,
drawn the Ist of August, being actually sold in shares, viz.
No. 2,637, a Prize of X 40,000, and No. 8,5:39, a Pt izc of
..ff:0,000 PIDDINO and Co. also hope it will be their good
fortune to dispose of the £30,000, or some of the Gr., I.DLN
PRIZES, in the present Lottery of Only 5,000 Tickets, which
will be drawn in One Day, Tic RsDAY, the 24th of This
Month (August). This at least is certain, Adventurers will
have as good a Chance as the numerous Individuals who,
Ly the above Prizes, have been so recently and so suddenly
made comfortable; they have also the advantage of not being
kept long in suspense, and there is no Office where Success
is more probable than at PIDDING's, where the much•ad-
mired Puzzling Profiles continue to be presented Gratis.

Of all disorders to which the human frame is liable, there
aie none but what may be ascertained by the appearance of
the morning urine. Nothing can he a greater proof of this
curicus fact, than the amazing number of painful, lingering,
dangerous, and complicated diseases, that have been per-
fectly cured by the celebrated Dr. Cameron, who is con-
sulted every day till three o'cloc'c, at his house, No 34,
Bernei's.street, Oxford-strect, and practices by examining
the above,mentioncd Buid. He also nitres aclvice to tl:e
rot. without a fee.

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GENERAL LAREDOYERE.

(The foltovrinr, k the article which oreasioned the
the Park paper called the Itedependi nt, by order of
Police. Foneli6.]
" The arrest of M. Lahedovere deseribed 89
must be followed by his immediate trial and even
nation.

" Some Journal., regardless of the situation in wl,
peeled, and imprisoned, is placed. seem to wish
march ofjtistice, and to communicate their hateful
who are bound to be the unalterable organs of the
therefore be allowable to make, on the deli: ate
questions, whence the ch:irge at issue originates,
observations connected with the public welfare, at
interests of the King, the nation, and the Allied l'ou
" First. Obetrration.— flow ever great may appear
the ciline attributed to M. Labedoyere. namely,
deard his legal:Hale Kin.;-, to range himstlf undo.
rsurpti, that clime became within eight days col
Civil and Military Authoritice, who from neecssit;
per nation. follow ill the same eutire. A preat pal
and the army consecrated by ant the nefuteseen
took place, and the iv olt of Is Lich only d •mall
and clear-sighted men calculated with pre ei'ion.

" According to Grotin.,miten the Humber of crina
a full and entire amnesty hecurnes legitimate and
clemency is inspired by justice.
" It is not in a 'moral point tine, which never
tolerate the violation of principles anal the infraction
tinder a politicfflt point of title, when a man has
accomplices, then a.instilication exists.

'' Second Ol:serrtilion.—The old and faithful Ferva
can perceive in the act of Colonel Lobesloyere, who
Icon wills his regiment, ouiy a criminal rebellion. tin,
don, a It eason long meditated and prepared against
and the Country.
" Hut let them imagine themselves for a moment
of the accused. Still youing, he had never miled c:
colours of Napoleon. Ile hail known Louis X
mcnths. This first Sovereign, whose ahulication
(silly a sactifice dictated by necessity, re-appealed
him. A habit contracted during fifteen years of I
Emperor, whom all the Monarchs of En rope haul ar'
his legi Mime chief, resumed all its force. It awa'
which had been but ill extimr.isheil. The illnsion
glory-.-01 the former Itower of the Prince, rendered
POllle Of his partisans ;treater by his misfot wee. and
an ardent and elu vated imagination, which easily tare'
of dilly to be obeyed, even at the very moment iu
sacred of duties are trampled on.
" It must 1w confessed, that the multiplied vicissii
volutions, and frequent changes of government have
have sometimes had the effect during these t years,
doubtful—ha_ France the notions of morality on the
Pr„iaeces and tht fidelity of subjects.
" Lcd away by false ideas, M. de Labcdoyere ills
aims of 11 months to respect a prior possession which
years. Prejudices, opinions, and habits, ideas
ed, which have been received, and which tissue has s,
nut'cluanged in a clay.
" Doubtless M. de Labedocere is inexcusab!c fur
and then violated his oath of obedience—That
bust that erime we repeat has been generally et,usimi'
example of its breach was not given by M. Laredo,
Icon hail aheady advanced forty tunics on the Fierce.
tore he arrived at the point where the Regimeuit eumitratnied
Labedoyere joined him.
" Third Ohserrutien.—The hing's Ordinances dire(
of the persons acen•ed of conspiracy and treasim shah
submitted to the two Chambeis —not to fly them
live and Legislative Chambeis cannot
!nu to refer to the Tribunals such of the indiviultia,
tlic'e ii-t 4 -s it nta,Y njiltcar to be the duty of the "
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