The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-28 00:00:00

CONSUMPTIONS CURED.

A PROFESSIONAL! MAN, who through an ex-
tenswee pt.:wire in the ailiov..-.lYsr ase.. h r been so fortu-
nate as to discover a Medicine that is an Infa,lib.e Cure for
Consumptions; by 'which Mesiieine he ha,. 4 wed nutny whets
liven over by eminent Phssio esp.., and •Wbefl in sae a., stage or
a Consumption, ;mewed w ith cotego. spitti..A of blood, aad
edeisiat“ses swrlli.li at the feet, Ste. though toe buck of
this ossertion may his doubted, the Adrerli,er is happy tu say.
Mutt lie tins It in his power to ref..r to osore be lea. cured, :awl
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Prewea, Owe. 11.—We`bete 'my 'tee sesperor
hes given to -young Napoleon the regiment of fle-
. lane, vacant by the death of the Austrian AMbatssi..: '
dor at Loltdoe„ Count Meerveldt. Past Sondes' the' '
young Prince appeared before her M .j sty the gas.-
press for the first time, in the uttiforai of 'this rintlsebrist'l
es Major. It is observed that in the reilllhthossli4J-.:
•ceeding from the Cotiit on his ecenhoC iM, Psisste' '
is atWays called only Frederick Charlet if r 4 High.
mess Ihe Archduke Jcllin will not he bark for a tong
anse,'as he is going to Make stieetlfic tour in Eng.
lend. We know not whether there is any founds.
lion for the report which is spread in the public of '-
,the intended marriagelor lII' Prince. The return
of the Archduke Chat les and his consort is likewise
deferred,' and will hardly take place before tile be- " '
ginning or November.
It is still uncertain when the Empress will set nut
•for It to pretended that the'stty of the Ein.
Iperor in Italy will be short,'llte effsitteof the interior'
rendering his presence necessary •eit' Weise.
..; Couut Ligette, Chancellor et'llohereila; figs re-
ceived orders by. a Cootie'. to.trey,''te receive his
Majesty the Emperor of Russia On hit journtir
through Bohemia, as he.gnes-to POteiid by the way •
lof Prague. It should seem from this as' if his Ma-
jesty did not mean to go to Berlin.
Beams; Oc7. 7.—ln espectitleti of the approach-
ing visit of the Emperor of all the ROyat
serVants have got new state Overlie. The Aid-de-
Camps intended for his Majesty receive very trogni.
ticently embroidered are
provisionally regulated for 12'days. 'Aecditlinetd '
some accounts, the Enamor Alezetidei• '
I Prague to' [trestle to review Witteettsteies. army, •
and arrives here about the 21th of October..
MltAtir, Oct.l.l.—The Imperial equipages are -
almost all arrive here, but we have still no cer._
tainty respecting the arrival of the' Empe?os and
Empress. It seems, however, not to be thstent; for
Field:Marshal Count Bellegarde went yesterday in •
persists' to the plaice, and ' minutely' es isd amill
all the'roomr. It iti .geseralli 'said, their Majesties
will. meet in the Ty roll-and then tome beta together.
It kit PIO-that:the autumnal rains, sis envenom' in
Ira~r still predlabify deprive us of -Maxey pleasures.
Yfiststi, 11.-•-The' Address all* Seise
Aft to the Ao4liduke, as (the -esie.sore of Beek)
Ilinieguen,• the chef crtkuvre of Velobati; (tai corset
pelted to surrender at discretion in 104ilys:—.,
" MOST ILLUhTRIOUS A Refintlat,—That
geen has fallen, and that the Swiss city of Basle,thee•
solwany suOrings, ii at length secured from insult
and'predatory attacks, we owe, tender God, to your
Imperial Highness. This mewls* finds in the
hearts of our nation a reward whish,we'hope will be
las egreeable to the August Friends of Szotherkincl,
as the glorious success of the general. iVe hasten
to present to !your IMperial Highness our congratu-
• Wiens upon it.
I 64 Your kindness to the Swiss troops tint-pitied in
the siege, and the satisfaCtion your imperial Highness
' has been pleased to express at their conduct,' have
tilled us wit), 'ay.' These troops tit what they owed
to their august Leader, and to ,their couutrk, for
benceforwattl, the *year 1815, our country, and the
Archduke John of Anode, will remAin itt ear his;
.1 tory, inseparably united .in. the minds of all true
• Swiss ; and as we, attending to the 'earlier assurances
' of your Imperial High-Hess, shall
.now. certainly see
the ancient frontier of the•confederation Tor ever de.
Ilvered from the dangerous neiglihnurhood. of that
fortress; the* like the nuns etnests.,of our fathers who
rest with God,- that monument also shell for ewer en.
dure!whicit will rise to your Imperial Highisets from
ruins of Iluningoen, a monument of important
events and great dangers, of high military still and
princely heroism, de.ticated by the free Confet!era-
(ion to the generous descendant of Rudolph of Haps-
burgh.
" Most Illustrious Archduke—Our words are but
feeble interpreters of our feelings. It is to those that
your Imperial -Highness Will look, Intl fter having so
powerfully supported cur nation, you will kindly and
willingly Rive credit to us, its. representative*.
" We remain, with the most profound respect,
Illustrious Archduke, your Imperial Ilighuess's must
devoted Servants,
(Signed in the mate of the Diet)
" VON W YSS; burgomaster of Zurich.
" Preuidnit kSOUSSF.N, Chaacrifor of
" Zurich, Aug. 29. 1815 tine thitierleraliaa.
" Avail/rel. ruvbieugraphy, &c. Oct. 13.'"
Korona, Orr. 17.—Yesterday the States met at
the Palace. Before this meeting the President,
Count Scholeitbuigh Wolfsburg, had announced to
them that COunt Monster would appear in the As-
sembly With a communication from the Prince Re-
gent. The Sitting was opened before the arrival of
the Royal Ceromissioner, with a very pathetic speech
from the President, in 'which he announced the pain-
ful necessity he was under of giving up his °nice of
President of the States of Hanaver„as incompatinle
with the Office 'of Governor of Brunswick, given
him by the Prince Regent as guardian of the young
Duke, but that he has reserved to himself the right
of participating in their deliberations, as Deputy
from tunebore. After this, the answers of several
corps of the Hanoverian Legion to the Address of
Thanks, voted by the States in December, as well as
the contents of some Rescripts of the Prince Regent,
relating to the elevation of Sir Chatlee Alen to the
dignity of Count, &c. were communicated to the.
Assembly.
On the arrival of Count Munger, he was intro-
duced by a deputation of the states. Ms Excel.
leery made a long speech, in which, in his character
of Minister and Ifereditsry (Anti-Marshal, 'he tees.
implicated the resolutions of the Prince Regent •