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London, England, 1816-07-27 00:00:00

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I)tan our c trr;. JUT.Y 22.-09 the 191 h ,"Zrani
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,
laaccres,,who tias passed some time at Atnst:e(dam#
came through thi's town; he tlept for one night
here, and then continued journey to Brussek.
He was accompanied, by a I..ilet-tle-chambp:, ,4
v,.pceta, v,
.two si!rvatirs. It is reported that
he is goTfig front fikussels, to return to Parisi
biti4g Other reed% et!, or expecting nertnissioli
In- To, , , „ 4 „ „
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!* HAGUF, 7ULY 2.3.
SE4COND CILA.MriEIt OF THE STATES-GENEWNL,

After mite preliminary hitsttress,,the President
informed the Chamber 'that the continued exaini-
wation of the.,laws respeetiug the indirect notes,
will probably require anotlier fortnight, and. the
laW concerning the current coin requires also
some' explanition ; and nothing else being before
the Chamber, he proposed to,: atijourn the As•
sembly till the Gtr of August next, then to resume
the dehberatiOns.on those two suhjects.
' CIIrT9TLAN., 4.111 Y '6
...-On the 2 9ib of June
3
we had the pleasure to see the Crown Prince an
his sop Oscar arrive here in good' health ; the
were reeeiVed with great joy. The nextday they
were weltoined by a numerous Depotatrou front
the Diet, :at the head of which was Bishop Sore.
met.; who made a suitable speech, which was an.
tkwered very graciously by the Crown Prince. Oct
the .6th the .two 116'161 went to the Diet, and on
closing it !parte is spreeh, in whiCh is the follow-
ing reluarlsable passage :--7-" Though nature ha 3
fetitied the ettildren or the North .the advantages
she give to the natives of milder &lama, she be.
Stowed On them the most precititiii-gifts—strength
of soul,'and hive of liberty ; to le,id to this ttoble
end, sire appointed terapernice, labour, and in,
&wry, ii 3 guides : and 10 Crown her benefits, she
made that internal voice sound in the hearts of
the ',children of the North, which is re.cehoed a
thousand-fold from the graves, and the cement-
branee of their tatli'ersi and which cAlls to them,.
' Be poor, but independent, honoured, and re.
spdeted !' May-this voice become sacred to lon !
---then will liberrY always bud heirs iu the North
•
then will internal peace, and the respect (7t fog•-'
reigners, always be the inheritance of your pfite.
City, long.alter I shall have ceased to exist. " '
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We are informed by Drs. COOPEtt,
_Alurntott,
and DUNCAN, PltystettOS to he Sledical Board
at ,Charlotte-housc, lilackfriars-road, that
wards of 4000 patients are cured -annually of pre-
vailing disorders, that hundreds were in a most
distressing State, owiog to (poi-king themselves,
and by consulting men ignorant of 411 iaporlant
branch of the profession.. Eruptions on the head,
face, and 104,, nlccrated thioat, swelling in the
neck, nodes on the shin hones, pains in the head,
and Jimbs, frequently taken tor rhelimati,sin„,
swelled alleles and nerrons deb c
debility. are the on-
consequences of improper treattnent.,-,Meoni.
QUOPttIt,MVSII4.„ Lind Co. are consulted trot*
eitht in, the Morning .until nine, at night, or by
letter, containing a tee, and .the Tour IttivetkilviCe
011;fuesdekys, Thursdays, and Sumotys,
o'.clock.—,A: side door and, p4vate. xooma..for
females..

1;11.111t4C11 I'.k VERS.

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tRECEIYED LAST 3tiIGUTI
JULY 23.--Lieur.-Getteral Monton-Dn-
vernet was condemned to death, on July 19, by
Court-martial ot the 19th Military Division,
sitting at Lyons. Ile has appealed. His wile
arrived from LyonLyesterday morning, and pre-
bunted herself, accompanied by her daughter, in
the Saloon of, the Marshals, at the moment when
tit* King was going to mass. She had a petition
in her hand, which she offered successively to the
Duke of 'Berri anti Monsieur. She threw herself
at -the King's feet, imploring his .mercy. His Ma-
jetty answered, that he could not grant her re-
quest, though he compasSioned her misfortune..
The eiatette de Pt ante, noticing this paragraph,
observt s, thus eo official iSCCOIp“ ii u 1 arrived of
4fie: condernnestion of General 'Mow on-Dtivernet.
It is reasonable thereforti to believe, that the pe.
titian of the General's Wile had for it's object to
bieliend, if possible, the nroc'eediu.gs of justice.
The Prevotal Court of Seine atsd Marne; sitting
.at Melon, ;has just condemned do five, years of
imprisonment, and ten years of the police super-
intendence, one Bisson, made prisoner at 'Water-
loo, and who-tin:et.' his liberation fi run the trig-
prisonS7 to the restoration of the Kiug. His
offence was the having uttered against the King
outi•agemis si.eeches, while his Minesty was on his
,way to Potitainebleau last June.
'[he King:went ,this day to St. Denis, in order
to visit' the Royal College Cif the Legion of llo-
nour. Ilis Majesty'was received by the Civil and
11Ii1itarY Authorities of the town by the Grand
'Almoner, and the Duke of-Tarento,' Grand Chan.
.ctillor of the Legion, who addressed the Sjovervign
iu an appropriate speech.
'The Lady superinteutlant of the. Establishment
received the Royal permission to present.the N 34.
tional Guards with a richly embroidered flag 3 the
'sante was ordered to receive the benediction from
the Grand Almoner, in the choir of St. Denis, on
Sunday next. On retiring his Majesty addressed
the Pupils and Officers of the College : My
children, I regret the being obliged to leave you
to soon ; I shall soon'come hither again,'e%press-
!), to see you."
'l'he grateful enthusiasm which the conriescep-
o inn and benevolent e of. his Majesty inspired is
ineXpressible. At fght the town of St. Denis.
'was illaminated.
By a, Royal Ordonnance of the I Tilt, the, Fle-
venne Offices, of
,Pont-de-Beavoisin, and at For.
114e11, will in fotni.e make part of those designed
for 'the transit!' of French Mandactures 'in gold
and silvet, and fur its exportation to
.Foreigrt
Countries.
By an Ordontiance of the 17th inst. tobaccos in
leaf, iMported by the factories of Havre, Napres,
Bourdeaux, and Marseilles, dining their transit
within the,kingdom, are -to pay the commercial'
under the condition of their being export•
ed exclusively by the factory of•Strasbnrgh.
The Tlnue
ono Ai in savoy, was Co return to erretnyo
I
iiey
write front Dijon, at the '.;;Ulh inxt. "The
Dueltess• d'Angnideme proposes when she qui •ts
Vichy to take Our city• in her route to Paris. She
is expected keit by the 10th of next month The
impatienee of the troops in garrison to enjoy the'
presence of the august Daughter of Louis XVI. is
usual to that of the citizens."
Search has been MAO at BMW's, by impel lot
orders, to thicovre and arrest the two Generals,
'French Refugees, ,Excelinans amlYressinet, sup-
posed in have arrived there.
Au article from Madrid of the date of the Ilth
instant states,. that the King of Spain is going to,
take the mineral watts s of Sacerfon. Four sol-
diers, condemned for high treason, have been de,..
graded, and punished with death.
A letter from Rome states, that the Ecclesiastic
tcodemy has daily new SlUdelitS belonging to tlio.
at who go to receive the iii-
trtietion of the illustrious professors, the orna-
ment of letters and of the Church.
The Chief President' of the Coto. ,P oyu eiwort
inheritor of the name of his ancestors, huts given
taro very fine pictures to the Second and third.
chambers, where ore the iuitlecent tapestries
which jwe have already denounced. It is hoped
that these objects will be replaced by, modest
hanging's with flear7de-lis. This is the inorene.;
cessary, as we pow observe in the two great halls.
blestis Christ in the midst of Bachantes, who are
revelling with all the riot of intoxication.
We learn front Philadelphia, that the EX-Gene-
ral LA emand, and .oneDient, an Editor of the
No hr jortne,,had arrived in thareitv, it is,jilSO
Said that themotorious Nde Trirennei,
eollActitionitliit, deported shortly after the fall 01
Itobeipierm e, and whom Marty people tbonAt to
hi! du ties “vrivvd at New 'York from CaVentle.
The Millister of Finance', informed that soma
functionaries were in the habit olexeitispr the con-
ibutors to the fot cell luau of 100 thilliir;ns to give
irn vivo' quota, has issued a eirettliir, stating that
Ids Majesty witnessed with ph:aSure the eat of
ttn: cii,zeos to contribute to the relief .of tllestate •
Matt
that their zeal should not be stimtilated to iw's-
dote thent to make' sacrifices that might be onerous
to them.
" BY altoyal Ordonnance, tbe period within which
traders are to declare the goods of foreign Ma-
nufacture in their possession has been prolonged
runt the Ist of July to-the Ist of Septembet next.
A scandalous scene lately took place at Dijon.
A female of the wun'ie of Leroux, condemned to
death for the murder of her own son, was, through
,
the neglect ot Her gaoler, in a state of iir
tOxication When brought forth to the scaffold for.

punishment.
Wc korn froinTrankfort, that notwitlistanciiu
;.11 that has hebti said in the German papers oM
pretended interview of three AllictiSover'eigns at
Cadsbatt, nothiwg is more timettoin; anti ae.
eording tire accounts front Pritg,“:, no-
thing was known there of such n meeting.
NApLcs, JULY 2.—We continue in all the ports
of die kiogdoin arat small vessels for flit pur-

V 1-
pose of dviemlang .oicapolitati 'IAN ; # the
insults of the barbarians, it beipg nt anger pos.:
sible to :-Ot faith in the late *cadet 'Concluded
with these pirate's.
110kE, YULY Pnlaeci, under the tnglish
ling, has bronght into this,port 48 Tuscans, res-
cued from 414 very et Tunis.
FRANKFORT, JULY l&—Theslewishenennunity,
of this city have implored the intervention of the
Courts of Berlin and Vienna relative to the Ordi-
Annte.of the Senate on the subjeetart their new
estates ; but we are assured that the reply of the
Cabinets is,not favourable.
TOESTS, JULY 6.—Sinci the re-estalAishment
Of peace in Europe* the Emperor Alexander has
repeatedly expressed to the Sublime Porte his wish
to see the liberty of the Italian Seas secured from
the insults of the Barbary power's. .Deeply af-
fected by the recent calamities suffered by Chris-
tians from that quarter, his Majesty has caused it
to,he notified to the Divan, that, considering the
infhience or his arms to he necessary in the cause
-of Wit:nifty, he will 'unite with ,other Powers
llgajitit time pirates.
We are assured that the drand Seignor has, in
consequence, transmitted new firmaas to the three
Regencies in favour Of the commerce of nations
allied with It ussia, orderi,,g thein to respect it,
to repress the pirates, and punish them, if ne-
cessary, for violations' of treaties which the Porte
vkior,intees in regard to the Imperial Courts of
Ritssia and Austria.