The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-11-13 00:00:00

No. 3045.

LONiAlv. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1815.

" TAP Cease for wink Itorriats foil it W Jill, mid Sraser died on L* scapitil"

VII h" Liar. ROYAL. UR.URY-LANK.

Frills EVENING, Nor. 13, their
Serrgults will perform

TAM ERLA SE.
ii,ozet, Mr. Kew,' :Tamerlane, Mr. Pope; Aguish', Mn.
&inky ; Selma, Mn. L. Kelly.

To which will he ndded,
THE QUAKEIt.
Tionddy. The Siege of Beltrode.
Thmerlaue; Bojazet, Mr. Kean.
},i la,. The Will.
.... to he opened it Wilt past eve o'clock. to ho-
do i•lf lout sta.
Haul. h.; Second Price ss. 611.—Pit, se. 6d.; Seriosid
prim. Y. Lower Geller,. to: I Seeped Price, 'ie.—Upper
Gillet., I. ; Second Price. 6d.

DR. PHILLIPS EAI)Y, celebrated for the treat-
ment of certain complaints in all their stages, ns well nu ,
for the core of thine baneful disorders brought of by a weret
vice, from an extensive practice has bees enabled in remove
from the constitution of the patient a few prevailing diseases,
and by bit own peculiar snook of treatment has :mowed • pre- I
eminence in the . ure of those complaints, for which he enjoys
toe sr-itiende of v:4l Limber., amongst whom are persons of
high di,tinction In nervous debility. arising from relazation
et she system. penances' from races...owe Ineslgewee, his practice
hes net wish n e 1. tt micro than those of a certain &sense.—
tie does not prisfe-s to perform mtracies, but by jest viol :ewe ;
of (rush to act edialatcut with I t di. tater, mid h csaintitad duly
at his bum... 3, fierstrd-sircet, 8..h0
Letters from the country, inchoiog a remitting* for advice
and medicines, will be pool respectful attention to.
_

siIEATItE-ROYAL. COVENT ulAnitstrol.
Tr H present EVENING, Nor. 13, will
be petf,assee,
THE BEGGARS' OPERA.
Caps. 9461:14186.,P011y, 1111.• Stephens.
After which,
LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC.
To which will he added,
A new Grzinet H 4.116410 Melo-Drama, called
JOHN DU BART,
OR THE VOYAGE TO POLAND.

D . BOTANIC ESSF.NCL celebrated far the care
of every kiwi of IWrirlll4l6dehdily. mitiv he had of all Medicine
Venders"; moat.* his GUT rA si PH ILITICA.

PH EM LA H.
PROFESSOR BARON ULEIZACII, of Pros-
sia, heine now the sole possessor of this ci•leinatod Syrian
Remedy. is Molts to ..der it to the Beni... Public.
It is used iu all deringenstosis of the distill:sive organs, of the
spine, of the bladdrr. ...al of the Milian i after acoorchemeut,
and hi ehlorosis. or 'Beta sickness'.
It effectually removes pail or weakness. or inferiorities
produced bysech deratigeriesits I isewitinentir urine, steritaty.
gonorrhoea simples. and fluor Lithos.
Overlay provolone, iietively sympath.-tie. intensely col-
r lotram, the estroordinory and e %quire's. properties of
PH EMLAIII. or The ft.medy ; its tviftweadent mid pia-tic
prime. in restoring and is vivifyiag ; it. peculiar produc-
tive principle—all render it sovereign. uterivnlied. and invalua-
ble.
No pair attends it, nor danger, one enoinement, nor inconve-
nience. nor rapiers/1m °Sklar. it operaites as sf it was a charm.
One picket of it elferts A cute.
IS MOW taken latent-illy.
The dimwit abuse enumerated. particularly gonorrhasa aim.
p'es. or glee. and floor albs*, so trial to females, are incurable
by any other means.
A Pitekri of it weber as mare. It tan be end .red is a let-
RIII)UCED PRICES OF LOTTERY SIIARES. i ter. nod two to outy eivate.
pIDOING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill, have a The orsie fit's packet. inclading duty, is nee p-und biter- ,
ling. N a abatement aid tie made to the purchaser of a larger
1 goert satiety of Hasher% warranted (Judea's'', which quantity..
they will tow sea at the following fteduted Priers : i PH EM Lk His sold only by Mr. Martin (Baron Bleixtelt's
Prices at Piddin:'s. Prices at us her Otfices. sole nem). Nit. Nth nesnsour-pliare, Ili vntoton-Square. Lott-
Halves, only. felt :0 0 I Halves gig is 0 dna, •inii an where ek., every day (Soodays excepted) from
fboriers 6 5 0 Quarters.... ..... 6 9 0 Twelve 6.'ial Three.
}4,,eiht 3 1 6 1 I•;ighths .s 5 o To & Permit at a distance, sending by pint A note for One
Succoth' I II 6I Si* remits
TO TIIF. PUBLIC. postage. a packet. legally clamped, will • e seta by post
rre I-noir:trines hsving conducted themselves towards
under a castle. directed m High Matinee :is the person may Je-
P191)1v6 and Co. nio.t Miner:lllv nal vioithelively. because sire.
sry publi.lied she It EkI.SrII EM F. toe advertised Iv Go- erWailitht. eaTehhispaii,rakpeetr ars/tin:lzmir onfiwamaipl,enrrinsitminnet,iioiastiiis given
i
s most
I,,,,inelit, lin4 breastet• the% would not bold forth to the Public singular, intereving, and inestimoble 'pettily, mid of the MAE-
-15,. D.lteiest this fit 3 Prizes' of ses-1,1410 Stock might be
• • ner by which it has c .... r, r acftsivrly, to the present Pro-
orsnis she 11,111,4 T I)'. Y. when these WAS no probosillity , nrieter.
thee I ( .1. 4 l'ttt''' "f 421)060 Ist" cant be Itrawn/r I" ll' . r To a person sending (Post-paid) a written case nod Twit
lit Nici ”iirt Co respecisulli appeal to lbe Public for their . p„unds 1.. Barren BIPIZ4fIa, at Mr. klartiti's, sloe Barites will
etandratture. wed remits., toe-, thif Whew no a former -eelt4ihet • seed by post his written advice in Ettriish. Ti.•• advice shall.
$l rye stile Colortisitie. tidied itmire-shely to P. tit d Ca. by if so required, be given in French, Orman, Spaniso, or Ito-
gpfaiir, io hike hack isle'r is i.ii•it shares, as i••• customary. it . line.
Ira nuly the prellid• to thvir Sellisag tile laegrot Capital,' a re- The Boron may be consulted. personally. at Mr. Martin's,
petition of *tint 1. pet In lemiar.l o *se to Dealt at every Monday fr Twelve until Three. His (Cr on such oc-
No. 1, CORNIII4I.. • erosions is Five Potinds. His advice may be confided its. He
hats devoted a life of study nod research, to the important sub-
ject.
Each Bork-note to be sent mast he eat into two ports. On
the receipt of the licit part bring ass knowledged by post, the se-
cond part should he forwarded ; and on the receipt of the second
port, the pocket or the odree, as she case may be. s' all hr
pouf-trolly transmi tad h. the returning post.
Like inerriary and blood:awn, Phiisolalt, or The Remedy,
:mikes at, era in physic—the most important, perhaps, of the
three.

Teri(lay. Perry.
tt-0w.... ; Second Price 9e. Gd...-111t. 91. 6A. ; Seated
4.—Lower Gallery, ; Stoma Price, I..—Upper
Go' • ry. Is.; Seated Prin. M.
peers for the go,gra to he token of Mr. Armadas. at the
noz.olger, Ilart.street. front tea till roar.
t Prosittr Wl► M9V Iw had Isienly, on application to Mr.
Brin4 the Bovellire.

A NEW PATHNT HAT.
ALON and Co. have now to offer to the Puhlie
xi a SILK HAP. combining every regain it a Wit nusht
to polies.; it bop, a.t the aispennwice of Ihr tient s it ow« 4
ettribile beaver. is rya illy light, will mete twice as lime.
mat ii of a belies. 'nape. which it manias in the is.t ; it will
[ever change ies e"lour, which is 114 lams beautiful !kick; nor
:Imo, if oars for versa 'tears ; as weather will ever la.
jure oleic Hunt t price 450.
nALON not Cu. Odnaniaeturers, 424) Bttaod, t ocher of Bed.
forn•strret.
Nll'ffil,ll.l4 and Deakes,whis fnrwperiarlilk Hats, till
soiroilt their telvanituse In hosicing this Advertiwoart.

Grelliei.

We are assured, that one of the Marshals having
submitted several reasons for exempting him from
sitting in the Court, they are previously to be taken
into consideration by the Council, end in order to
avoid delay, the Minister of War has named Mar-
shal Victor, Duke de Benno°, Judge :uppkant, in
case the reason given by the other Judge should be
declared valid. _ _ _

Several Papers have asserted that the Council had
already decided upon the competency of the Court,
but this is a palpable error. The Court has not as
yet been assembled, nor could it assemble, but on
the invitation of the President, as soon as he was in-
formed by be Reporter that every thing was ready
for the cbmmencemeut of the trial. If the ques-
tion of competency is brought forward, its dis-
cussion will be merely Incidental; but the Reporter,
in all events, was bound to prepare the evidence,
&c. as if no such question was to be agitated, in
order that the trial may be finished without inter-
ruption. Such are the dispositions made by the
French law.

ONE DAY OYER.

TIII 111C/iI2.S I; iriill7.l.:ll: EVER KNOWN!
S PriL •5 of
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P. %unbent, alias Dargens, aged 30 years, for-
merly valet-de-chambre of the Empress Josephine,
and at the moment of his being taken into custody
valet-de-chambre of M. °arrant, rue des Champs
Elysees, was yesterday brought befiare the Court of
Assizes at Paris, and convicted of having stolen, on
the 21st of July last, a certain number of gold and
silver pieces of foreign coin and bank notes to the
amount of 5000 francs, the property of Sir Colin
Campbell, Colonel in the English army, and Aid-1
de-Camp to the Duke of Wellington ; he was sen-
tenced to five years solitary confinement, and the
pillory.
lite English troops have now taken all the posts
lately occupied by the Prussians; but instead of keep-
ing up five military posts on the bridges of this city,
with cannon, lighted matches, &c. we see only two,
and that on the Pont Royal has no cannon.
In the Chamber of Peers, the law relative to sedi-.
tioos aries and practices passed by a majority of 121
for the law, and 35 against it.
Letters from Rome give the following details re.
specting the execution of Murat, hut we by no means
guarantee their authenticity:—He appeared very
much surprised at hearing his sentence, but soon re-
sumed his accustomed bravery ; he asked fora priest,
to whom he confessed. lie would not ,permit a
handkerchief to be tied over his eyes, and refused
to sit down on a stool which was placed by him for
that purpose. He was shot on the 13th, at four
o'clock in the afternoon, in the fort of Pizzo. The
King of Naples for some time refused to sign the
warrant for his execution, but was at length prevail.
ed on to do so by his Ministers. Several proclama.
lions and other papers were found upon Murat,
which the King destroyed without reading them. His
regimentals and decorations, set in diamonds, and
the money found in the feluccas with him, have been
sent to Naples.
The Duke of Angeulente is expected at Bourdeskoz
on the '2oth instant. Ile arrived at Montpellier on
the 2d.

9 MO 1 with the ri,e
9 . 300 j above 36.
litli.;es nearly 4,0011 other Prizes of ,t:200, £lOO, £5O,
Ste. Acr.

ELGI\v AT NINE 01 LOC:K I Tilt: MORNING.
THURSDAY. NOVEMIIER'IS. hid) arid he the
lASI' DAY i•ur ONE:

HINT' ON Till:. EFFICACY ANI) VIRTUSiII OF SO.
LONION'S CLLF:IIItArED CORDIAL BALM OF I-
L E A D.
MIIIS inestimable Medicine having risen in re-
A. µate to die very pinnacle of fame, it is now universalk
resorted to fur its benign and health-restoring qualit.es in easels
of- weaknew and ein..rtation. Some, perhaps. uniicquainten
with i.s virtues, not baying perused that imerestug " Guide to
Health" (which nom he hat few indeed), mayi be induced to
scit, what w the Balm of Gilead It fors—What complaint cloth
t curo—.To aoswor this it will he IneelrlAt's tit
" Hold up the Mirror to Nature."
Let those who are attuned in the following manner reflect on
the ciuwe that produced such hassock upon the " wholesome np-
petite,: and powers of life:"—disordered stomach. dry cough,
weakness in the sailer, hoarseness, shame% of breath upon the
r least exercise, and relaxati,ei of the whole system. Those of
Sicced with paleoess, langoor of the eyes, wealturss of tight or
memory. sh«uld take time to consider Liniment. advice, that
4. youth is 11w important period for forming a reboot constitu-
tion," mid that " nothing is to be dreaded so mock as prema-
ture excess." The foundation of a happy old age is a gond con-
stitution in youth; temperance and moderation nt that age are
passports to happy old age. Nothing can be better described
than the words of Armes...llm
Poe trans of timely titre
Millions have died of medicable wounds."
For such as theta, then, this healing Kahn is suitable. Com-
plaints stifled under the eameleon appellation of Nervous and
Coismusplive are its proper tibial—the one it will eradicate,
the other will be cured by its indueoce. Dalai of Gilead
has produced more good in this country than any medicine 'alive
the formation of a Materia Medico. It enriche. the blood with-
out inflaming it; braces without simulating too violently the
nervous system t frees and dishurtheas the viscera and other its-
porlant organs; resolves ohssructions, and throws of viscid
strong humours ; strengthens the general habit, and brings back
she muscular Sues to their natural end healthy tone; as it is
calculated to produce, in a considerable degree. all nr nay
I of these recess, so it must, ender eertais modifirations and re-
strictions, be equally adapted for the cure of every species of
decay.
This medicine hos been uncommonly socce,sful with young
. people. who have the appearance sod air of old ;lie ; who are
pale. effeminate. benumbed, stupid, and even imhe, ; w hose
bodies are become bens, whose Wes are too I roger aisle to tarry
them; who have an utter distaste for every thing, or are totally
incapacitated. Where the stomach is frequently disordered the
body is weakened ; paleness. bodily decay, and emaciation
socreed. and the eyes ark int« the head.
The Coed's! Balm of Gilead. in bottles, price 11 5. each, or
floor in roe family honk for SS.. by which one Its. bottle is
saved. duty included.
With each bottle Is given a copious Bill of Directions,
containing select illustrations of the efficacy of these medicines,
ISe Govetioneat label or stamp of which has the words "Sams.
Solomon, Liverpool," eugraven in its official impression, and is
uniformly posted on the cork of each bottle. All others are
counterfeits.
bold by Santnel Leigh. No. IR, Strand I Sutton and Co. (late
Dicey and Saito.), Bow Church and i Bacon sand Co.
Oxford-street, London ; Brodie awl Dowding, Solis/tort ; A.
rberfonier, North-bridge, edinist.gh ; Martin Keene,
No. 6, College-green ; sit Davison's, N... I, Parliitinent-street;
and of Messrs. F Newbury nod Sons. Dublin; and other Medi-
eine Venders in Europe nod America.
••• Dr. Solomon, when constilted, expects his nsunl fee of
Om Pound, to whom Shell !mums should, for safety, he lbw',
directod-
-1 " Money Leiter. Dr. Mimeo, Glimid.hosse, Wag Liver•
pool. raid double pubinge."

TBISH, the Contractor, returns his grateful
• thanks In his tea frivnds, the Pul.lir, for c.rir
grol,st panel:me in hr.:. Lotteries, hut more particularly for
the unprecedented feyness he has esperieucrti up to the drool-
int of tlw preseut Lottery, one slay of which twin.; over, onil
nearly ALIT the Capital Friers %et us.drann, be lies the &d-
-oer 1.6 announce the richest Wheel ever known in the :stands of
Lanerie,
liek,4, owl Shares (warranted undrawn) are at his
furun.are 01Sces, 4, Cornbill ; and It, Chxritig

HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
DR. VEN EL'S celehrst*d TONIC PILLS, are
an immediate, infallible, and permanent remedy for all
thaw deplorable Lifirmities and desteessint. debilities of the
Nelsons, Vaaralor. and Moored/et fh stein, which are Itera,.
eel by early inelorretients, or she racemes of riper years t it is
bit, binever. b) eserting n temporary Pt ar irritatiom
Eno their benign. but powerfol edete are • owanifeAted ; but by
tednrin: the I.inateld, debilitated. low-virit,pol, nervous, and
retitled ot boils Sears. to renovated health. the comfort of a
serene mind. ate the sop., weal fbi weird happiness.
Tht. i..estinettble remedy. is prepared e 1 t s .Id go-swine, only
by the Doctor. et his boast, No. 10, Alfred-place, Bedford-
square. price to,. 6d.

Puts, Nov. 9.—A great and last Diplomatic
Meeting, it Is said, is to take place very speedily at
the house of M. Pingo di Borg°, the Russian -Mi-
nister Plerripotentiart, and to which are to be invited
the Ministers of the different Powers who have
laboured as the treaty of peace.
M. Carrion de Montigny; Master Estraordinary
of Requests, shot himself through the head the day
before yesterday with a pistol.
Madame Hamelin has, it is said, obtained permis-
sion to reside at Brussels.
They write from Besancon of the 4th, 4 6 an epi-
demic fever has made its appearance in several com-
munes of the arrondissement of Besancon. The
Prefect has issued orders to afford the most prompt
aid, and ib.re is reason to hope that the evil will be
put a stop to, before it bas made any great progress."

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Published la% Underwood. N. Viret.street, price Ss. FRENCH PAPERS. I Yesterday when the King was returning from
SCHULTES' DISSERTATION on the PUBLICmass, two individuate wearing the bonnet of police,
FISHERIES of GREAT BRITAIN. Owe* the Ileilai . • .m.... 60....-, I
provoked and merited their arrest, by indecent and
of eallatteishine the Pones' Liles atfordiae ',livered emeibr PAWS, Nov. B.—Public attention is a good deal
meat, aud argasesniur, the wealth of the natim. 4 . injurious conduct towards his Majesty.
- , excited at present by the sale of the library which
The police seized yesterday et the office of the
CHoIcB WINES. . belonged to the Empress Josephine,
at Malmaison. Censeur, and at several booksellers, a brochure, en-
FAMILIES may be supplied with very good It coneists of a great number of works on botany, ~, „ n ,
.1' WH !TB WIN ES, fram Ih. to 0.. per •tinten :D F D collected at a great expence. The most valusbte, titled, -- On the impossibility of establishing a Con.
WINE. three years old, at Sen. i SHERRY at 425. delivered stitutional -Monarchy under a Military Chief, and
free of es peace to any part of Landon. from the Wine Eta- and which is unique of its kind is the collection of
particularly under Napoleon," by M. (;close.
portion, Angel-court, Ift rogmortualtreet, near the Bank. the Lilut. tees, with the original 'designs of Rodeo!,
on vellum. This work cost the Empress 84,000 Its the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, the law
for the formation of departmental companies passed,
francs: it is estimated at 40,000 francs in the rata-
by a majo.ity of 270 for the law, and 4'2 against it.'
logue : and it is asserted that an opulent English
Letters from Milan state, that the Princess of
amateur has Already offered 36t000. A volume, Waies had made preparations fur a tour in Greece,
equally curious, is that which contains the first
in which she was to have been aecompanied 'by this
proofs of the designs for the Voyage to Egypt.—
celebrated Madame de Steel; but the repot t of hos-
This collection was intended to be submitted to Bona.
Unties being to commence between the Turks end
poste, in order that he might. make what alterations
Russia, and the march pf a considerable body be
he thought necessary. , Austrian troops towards the Turkish frontiers, id
A report 4s mutant at Frankfort, that the assens- Induced beer to psalm:maul, &putt". •
..:. •_.:. - I
.. •
Ming of the German Diet will be further postponed
till the 15th of December. . It is asserted, that the Definitive 'I reit erthace
between France and the Allies, ,sill be presented to-
The Russian, Austrian, and Prussian Commis-
the two Chambers on the 14th or 15th init.'
sinners who are to reside at St. Helena, are on the .
point of gaining Paris, to repair to their deal- Their Royal Highnesses the Count d'Artois and
nation. , the Duke of .Berri yesterday morning went on a
The Council of War appointed to try Marshal
shooting party, at which the Duke of Wellington
: was present.
NrYi will assemble to-morrow morning, Thursday, ,
at ten o'clock, in the great Hall of the Court of : Yesterday morning his Majesty convoked his
Assizes, in the Palais de Justice. The Judges Co- Council, which immediately assembled, and sit
m
from one o'clock to five in the afternoon.
posing the Council are— Prince Talmont, aged only 28 years, son.in.law
Marsh il Count Jourdan, Pre4dent. of his Grace the Duke of Duras, was yesterday
ei st-hai 4 ..14..tt i, Prince d• sling.
klar-kal 'Warren.. Duke de Ca-tiglioue. seized with an attack of the gout, and instantly ex-
Ala.shal Sl, t jet-, fluke de Treviso. pired.
Lieutenant Gewrit Count Claparede. The Prussian troops have left Rouer, and will hi
Lieutenan.-Geperal Count Vitiate.
..quarters of the
And 1.1. utestant-General Coma Nielsen, Governor of the Ist replaced by the English. The -head
litttary Divipi a. ' Prussian corps commanded by Gen. Zietben, will
commi..ary Ordonnalear Baron Joinville lathe King's Com- '
be established at Beauvais. The rest of the Pt assists
toirsp.rklanbal Count Giundler is Reporter,aad M. Beadier, , troops will have left this country before the sad of
1 the present month.
The number of gendarmes on duty at the Hems
of the Conciergerie has been doubled, and a strong
detachment of grenadiers of the National Guard
mount guard there day and night.
The curate of a village situated near Laval, has
been arrested by order of the Mayor, and taken to
the latter city.
Yesterday the hat which served as a Board-honeg.
for the Prussians on the Pout-Neoft was demolished
and taken away.
MADRID, OCT. 28..--The-Ex.Miniater Ballasteros
has set out for Valladolid, ;where he is to receive
half his salary and pay, Hsi 11-tk NSW shone. en*
der the superintendence of, his predecessor, M.
Egeria, who commands. the province.
It is said, that acoordier-ee the advice of thi,
Chamber of Castile, the Ecclesiastics presented tal-
benefices in the time df Joseph,
_ffee„.to be deprived .
of their benefices, to which either new Milers will
be-named, or the revenues will be applied to such
purposes as his Majesty shalt think espedient.
Rowe, Oct. 20.—The Queen of Spain has
broken her leg in descending from her carriage.
This is the seceod time she has met with a similar ac-
cident. _ _ _

OCT. 22.—His Holiness has granted, by particular
briefs, the titles of Count and Marquis to several
English and Austrians,
It appears that the Court of Rome will hove some
difficulty in obtaining its suit with the great Powers
for the re-establishment of the Jesuits. Sem*
have already eiplained themselves upon the subject
in such a manner, as to leave no hope of their ac-
quiescence.
The Duke of Otranto, when on his way to Dres.
den, was arrested for some hours at Niz-la-Cha.
pelle, because he had neglected to hare his passports
certified at Liege. This neglect appeared •very sin.
gular on the part of a ci-decant Minister of Po•.
lice.

CHAMBER OF IMPUTIES, Nov. A.
M. FOUCAUD, from the Committee of Petitions,
repotted on a variety of Petitions that had been
presented.
One petitioner, of the name of gommerel, claimed
the restitution of the engraved plates and metrical
of portraits of the Bonaparte family, which the
Police had seized at his house.—( Leughlor, and
cries of Order of the Day.)
• One Dirat, an old Officer,. and Sub-Prefect, in.
cluiled in the Ordinance of the 24th of July, trans.
snits a justificatory Memorial, and prays not to be
compelled to quit the kingdom.
The consideration of it adjeerned till the Cham-
bers should be invited to pronounce upon the said
Ordinance.
The Committee had rejected, es °antra ry to mo.
ills and good order, the petition of one Petard,
praying the annulment of marriage precipitated aids
a siew to escape the conscription.
Among other petitions were the following:—
M. Lobed prays relief, on accoont of his state of
indigence.
M. Roger demands payment in royal bons of the
stuns doe to him by Government.
M. Languet solicits the recommendation of the
Chamber for him to obtain a pension.
Count MARCELLAS.—Among the other Petitions
to the Chamber, there iS one of a very important
nature, from the persona employed in the royal ma.
nufacture of Tobacco at Bounteous. As D'puty
from the Gironde, and having had the honour of
Acing admitted to the councils of the DrkArd'Aiigon.
leme, I have a particular knowledge of the farts. I
move that the Petition be read.
M. Foucaun read the Petition, which was very
long. 66 We denounce," said the Petitionets,U gla
offence the more serious, as it originates' with ooe of
the King's' Ministers, an offence immediately con.

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