The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-01-27 00:00:00

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which conesquentlyNieesiert need of heing eiriefreed.
dupe ake King owilie principles of a iiindl.regitteti.littettats,.., .,
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,ti t• Poe- I- . HANOVER, JAN. fl.:The siotirvin' 'tit iiiit '
,as every where . seen adjourn for some time, after appOinting a 0)*.
, ittiefiesent•nt inittee of nine members, who, :Will 'prepite a. re
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'port on various important objeettzhich will after.
conwiterchtLand :wards oceupy the attentiert of.the, Diet.
fromrre the ?Imo */ Rom ~,.JAN. 6•-Oa ruif.yeies Az the*. PWpsi
i.wissitelabed.:o.l•Bell,pgranst 'firma eCciesiastical, ebeeesi.
beglirilseBtoll, rtry'l7e, occasion a great sensation in Italy. The
Europe;- -We following are some of at -curtous clauses i--.*
which bnitfd-in ; ' • st Fiery persbn in holy orders, ecclesiastical, tleal-.;.;
'n• esand con, inh•deaeini, &c. is forhixiden to frequent the
Our •relat ions ; theatres in -the habit of their -ordet. They, are for- ..
Presenfe.9l el bidden to be.prssent there, in'any Way, Wit Wednes.'
war seem to 1 days end Saturdays. The theatsehare to be shut sie. •
itaPat a Power ! . Fridyls thrtiughout the year. • ,
Perernenent eon- ,• 64 o person in holy orders, of priest Oketted .60. '
' atltance with La churn; any inetraraztoser,;.-
n ' remain I
treed of -no one, 1
In families either with the title of nultsierodl'
at, 66 When At' 'owe, or•thet of intendant:
year route!,"..— SS Sermons heing.the eiplenatien,of the *Ora tit;
,hey say . . teillesiAn NV- . GO, lip there present must be uncovered;
,p,or Nest,
Couriers are often sent to our Ambassador at Borne, ' hey -ice. signs of epprobstion or disapkarebiltiort."
. w here, whatever may be said, the 'dearest interests cal • 7,18.3-,:.:"....,:.
the King often 'call 'his% Majesty's attention. OarAceaunti froihViennt Montt:re;
that on theiOth I *rand Conference Wit held; 'brit
Envoy at Congress can scarcely obtain ahearing,l:ef the restitt'neitking firms kiiben. A liintibeetif• kW. •
amidst the great affairs which occupy the Northern lientivitips %ad arrived at Vienna.
t Potentates ;and rout eapositilatioesssre of Leo remote-
Count stridreossy, late French t)s
an interest to staciterliplometie ettslati.on.... . ....' Pa rte, left Constautioople on the 14th of Nevelltheli
Some
.merclniets
.gstahtialteol aleng the Praneep 00 bill nom i? France, • ?
' have renewed their iutercouree with thew neighbours, The pike of tobecco has fallen greatly on the'Cen-
-1 but on this. side there is little French ibtercommu. tinent, froth in idea that the American war•prevent-
ideation. AtilinositleSireket yet extinguished, and ed the bulk of these crops from reaching Entepe.
Our denunciations created an alarm %meg ,strangers.l ..fine sales of, 300,000 hectares of weak for the
Ctstolata, Kscoiquie, Oestre,.&c. enjoy groat in- • behoof of the Exchequer, ordered by the law paused
ffuence. No more pamphlets aaipeter. M. Cetallett.' in the late Session 'of the Legislature, have already
attentive to hiaMillistxy, has, relinquished that II- , commenced, and promise to be very productive. Ins.
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1 teriseyectivity which acquired for him se, mech cots. , deed, the Marked improvement of. our • financial- st.--
lebrity. The arrests still continue. There is po berry I..tinitioivi's a subject Once of eatoilihineet and ilittlst7-
manifested for the o.loot the P* • ' . 'faction to every goed,Frenchman,. The state of eta ' .
Beficuti.'..lial.* 12.-Our financial' 'situation is' lunation in which the kingdoinmight be tupposed to
greatly improved. Two years ago assignments on be, after such long wets, terminated by an intasiolt.
Illoti "avenue to.t.bu.amciant of 4000,000 rix.dollars 1 of part of our-provinces, has almost entirely disapey -*
were issued ; vedit.piply Abgqt,i4Bo,7l4 are now in' peered as if by mic.hentment. Every where the ciao_
eircnlntion wilialla )honsiyB Gosemment .will zens have made laudable' efforts to pay contribea:
fertttfith cell in.. se new proef.orilte. improve- : Liens which Val knew would be usefully employed;:..
• meat', our Vreiiiiiry MIN_ alii:eli:hed toktent 50 per..and in the course of November last the Treasery•
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cent. are now abase tit.: •• ' • . :- . - `'receipts amounted to 73 millions, a sum . meas. bee.. s-,
r rand the, hopes of the Minister. in min) cort-'
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l AIJOSBOtei JAW; ill: The Wier front 1 State 0. i•• ~ ..-- . . ~.
War to a stabs of Oka. io accespisersjid :with dletoeit.. Melte. as t4o.,peopte , have. genereasly abandoned their -
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fies, mid it is necessary _still to halts a great army : claims. for The reimbursement. 'of requisitions for.. ~
which must contribute .greatly lit
kin foot. The lauded..
proprietors are.rintl;oteiged i merly intpOsetf,
to pay the war taxes, iv hile cotemetfial persons.; lighten the lead of publicdebt. . Mlthis shows beW
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than any general.ressooingthopertect confidence-sews
Inere.tbe benefit of peace rates. fine Austrian Go- ,
the _
,people of France in the.government of enr-isii4.;
vernment, to remedy dais" inequality,!,less raised the . . , P . •,
cominerciePtaitei 30 percent. Private letters from . !Hued h 'T•• c . hum also, public credit useirmi,A
monarch.
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, and Government secuiities are every day negnchitel •
Vienna state,. that this had a beneficial effect on ,
the exchange. .. . . ,at an improved
. rate. The Treasury bonds whielose-ott .
` , , • ' Am 7th of December, were at a discount of six and -•
WARSAW, JAN. 8.,--We wait, with the utmost sm. -. tworthirde per cent., are now selling at the smelt
patience, for the Congress of Vienne to pi-patience I.disconst of one per cent.; and we shall doubtless .
definitively respecting . our destiny. The rnagnaiii..
.$OOl3 see them.at part and perhaps even, at a pre- •
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and liberal assurances of the Emperor Alex- : initut;. •
Such is our -siteation, and scarcely nine ••
• . DFIBILITY, Lee.. : . ander, as Well as the presence of our countryman,
tenths have expired since the King re-ascended the .
VI_NCQUILAGED , r the uniform success at-
.a..ls tendinz the_peialiar method of Treanbent in the care of .
' Prince Adam Clittorisisky,•at Congress, tend greatly
t • rone.ot his ancestors. • ,
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a few prevalent. Coinplaints, whion•leii been confirmed by the 1 to TheaeifY al.
. The dfoniteurgives the following additional par,
experience of many years,in .a large and extensive practice— Polish army, since its return, him beeti Pate-.
deep womb
:which. Bona p..... , titulars respecting the late solemn interment i--
semitile also; of the happy effects resulting to the Public from maw at
_seeing the .
Medical Met, confiofing their attention to a certain class of Dis- i
and . The arrangement of seats in the.church of Sts
ease,, Mes,ri. (')Si and CO. Members or the Royal Col- • his system inflicted on their country. Ttiis armY•
Deets was as follows :--Monsieur, the Dukes of
lege or Surgeons in Leiden, contieue la direct their studies to ! has greatly contributed to inflame the enthesiasin of
i.Angouletne and Berry, the Duke of Orleans and the
those Disorders ;mooing from a secret desmtetive
.habit of in-
comiderateltiouth, which not only occa,ions it numerous wain the nation for its independence. it'retains its deep-
-1 Priece.of Conde, occupied the first stalls *to the
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of Nerves Affections, hut alsoo etitals tut its „eateries all the tioti to the cause of its country. •
right in the choir ; the Duchesses of Orleans aiik
enervating imbecilities of odd age. In that distressiog slate of
Debility or Defteteoey, whether the eentetmetwe of mot base- a The enormous debt of the Grand Duchy of War.
Bourboni. and Madeineiselle. D'Orleans, •sat exactly
fulltabits, eseessive di king. long iesideuer in has climates, I saws commercial interests, manners,
'awl popular
opposite. Next, to the Princes were two empty ..
or any .other came, by .thin the powers of Ihe constitution usages, make us. wish that a Russian Prince may be
1 stalls; and in four others following, were Col
Deviant enfrelsied, as regularly educated Sergeant of I
1 rehettpheulekUleyolf
Reggio,
lbey• ofer a firm, safe, and :redly restoration to so-tiTidadaan ! raised to the throne of Poland, provided we receive
M..Laine, the Duke of Dalmatia, a
liras health. . •1 a free, uncomplicated, and economical Constitution.
who were appointed by the
here an earls, application is mode for Ike Care of at Cer• 1 But one thing is certain,—we will never be a mere .,.
. wing to hold the four corners of thepull, at the mom
tain Disorder, frequently contructe4 in is moment of inehrie-
tr,-itie.eractitation is generally completed in the shorrspace of . e .. . .
orcivliite Of' Russia •; we set too high a value on our 1
meat when' the coffins were borne to the tomb.
40 days, nod in the more advanced. and inveterate lingo of ; priority in civilization. There has been talk of the 66 In the upper and lower stalls, to the right and-
Yeaereal infection, cliaracterii.:il by a variety of Painful' and i
re-estantishment of ..free towns, such as Cracow and
digressing symptoms, a perseverance in their titan (without re, left, were seated Deputations from the CoUrt of Cps.
smile in thief er exercise) will ensure to the Patients permanent Them ; but the..indePeetleice of Dantzic would be
action, the Chamber of Accounts, the Council of the
skid radical cure. . • • • • incomparably more important, as being placed at the
Universitv &c. The choir was occupied by the
. The Diseases of the Urethra, as .frequently connected i Imouth of the Viatule, the greed outlet • for all our . . • ' •
with, crarisiog from the above Complaint, have not escaped
rin 'Ofr • ' Poland principal Officers of the King's Household, and those
their aitentioon t Isy ananfalliblenad- improved plan; they neeens commodities. Pu.....c o,.ii_ou ;is... is hostile td 1
, of the Princes, by four of his Majesty's Ministers,
Wiled to remove obstinate Gloms Nod Strictures, whether Prussia, the only Pbwerfor which the Poles feel a .
and
recent or of long duration, without resorting to the 'painful , i other personages.
and dangerout use of the Caustic Boogie. Maus iestosoces curt be 1 lantipathy. reit . . • I 46 The general anxiety to pay the last duties to the
adduced of very inveterate cues, of several years continuance. I Gassy:, Jan.l2,—After the, example of,other Gerr
having sielded to their method in a few days. after the tore lead t 'remains of Louis XVI. and his Queen,,had brought
man Princes our Elector has published an Ordinance .
Aron attempted by other Practi ti (( uers Wilhoo4 rii,e,l }card , , ItO St. Denis a number of the Marshals of France, of
for the let of M ch .
such has been the agreeable result of ea
practice of it 1 convoking tiie Stales General March .
the Members of the Chamber of Peers, and that of
that the mode of treatment has hot, in one single instance, eve;
.; next, and making other regulations, of which the for-
proved abortive, Suring which p••ridil many thasioind persons 1 Deputiee, of Grand Crosses of the different Orders,
of troth Sexes have experienced the enjoymetif of haring beets I lowing !end of superior Officers of the army, who all sat in
perfectly cured. after severe and injurioes methods hixd.imem l 44 As
i 9 the substance : ' ' ' •
every law calculated for lasting benefit met •
, the choir. • His Majesty, who never doubted the sens
persevered in to no purpose.
To Married. Females, whew expectations of -those.: trader
' be adopted 'to the- times and
manners!' and a_ta._*:.timents that would be manifested, had ordered the
is an essential unnurne ,
pledge, of connubial happiness have heo n defeated, it may mho . equal distribution of imposts
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np. Body or 0a • . ;Master of the Ceremonies to reserve plaCes for all of
he a pleasing reflection to licow, that by a proper perseverance . of good administration,-. ''' r in the those Gentlemen who should present themselves in-
to their rented es, the general health is .reonvuled, atl•Ilto lot- :State
pediments removed. shall in future be exempt from taxation. AR
ni-eidualiy. Four hundred girls, daughters of Mem.
Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the mot of them' the imposts which the despotism of the last seven ;•
hers
complaint-, in • order that they tone not be marked years introduced, in opposition to the laws, are abo- i Abbey
0.
hers of the Legion Of Honour, who inhabit the old
hy,a mistaken few, with the obloquy so poly attached to the .., .I„,__l I St. Denis were seated on benches tinder
Though tt is easy to foresee that the decisions • r_••• •, • , ... .? •
ignorant empiric., think it but justice. 'to themselves hi wog, !Meth . . .• • . :.ine window or the choir.
that they hove been properly educated. and initiated into every of the 'Vienna Ganges.: will exercise a mighty IR- l.
hrtinch of the profession (reetificaies• of which, front variisels a44 Pt all the ceremonies which have hitherto taken
hospitals, and testimonials from the Istabest pri_okatoual Lewin- fluence on the mutual relations of the States of Ger- • there has
riots. they have to convince tiny enquirer). That a residence many, it. .yet ,appears to us a matter 'of urgency no
• • - ,place, been none in which the goodness et
u the King.pnd.his august family has not furnished is
in the warmer beasiiphere of our eastern world, as well as in longer to postpone the convocation of the States e-
opoortneity for remarking thoseaffecting traits whit*
otber "tarts, emboldens them to assterr„tkat their researches • '
having been confined to diseases alreadyenutuerated, they hold neat. We therefore appoint a meeting of these • • ._-: •- of
beim% ogly to fire character our Princes. wweet
'net a certainty of reanvatioa to Nigh its may tisioese *seer the .Stritetfor the let of March ; and As the reasons which
Monsieur and the Princes his sons descended into
debilitating etrets of is.life passed antler the torrid anise. And excluded the peasants'and vassals from these assem-
the vault Where the precious remains which Provh.
further, that having had opporrothiiies: /11 'loch' peofkiiiiinal 'ea- ~,,__
p ;1,, of funning nit intimate ocquairttary With titie math* hues' no longer exist, went consequence grant. to thet
nence has enabled us to recover are for ever to its.
owes! habits of seafaring persons, they over to theta the bests class the right
the appreitching
of. electing and sensing Deputies to use, and prostrated themselves on the tomb of their
itssuraneef of immediate id ; that the success owsolatog trim meeting. r
their eudeavours first induced them to quit the rasitice of the r 1, ing,. it was matter of regret. to those whom duty
geneial' practitioner: sad they presume their rrt malt- (Signed) ' •1, WILLI/114..1z
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suusmoued to that mournful abode that all France wes
miniii a file untold for the ilapSesVieoled sonildence tVith I
which they have, by the public, been so liberally humoured.not witness
” of their profound veneration and pious
rte.
-Nothing is yet.decidesl as to the title•oor Etfoctor
Patients in the country are retpsested- 40 state Um particulars I!
of their owe, age, and simmer of ,Iktiog, eat tug a remittance will assume in cossogosocs el the new, organisation g . • .
for advice and medicines, and the remedies will" be givea or for.. of Germany. 1
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warded tattay part of the kingdom..., - r
To he cousoltedwi their house.daily (personally, or by letter, ere certainly .
' / We re informed, that the Prussian per)... We hear that several Forts • and Works con.
post paid) by patients of either' ie x, with secreey.'delicaey, pie w ill owe. to the
:Mut Icence of g
f th'eir -Kilo a itructed on the coast of Kent, are going te twin In
sot amensian. - 'monarchical constitution, as free ns that of any other consequence of tieing - constructed with see sine In
Goss and Co. Surgeons,l3, Beeverte-strreta. Fs . . .
• hlinY Jsikt4 reentry. Piqssla ki ;iris of flu:10 countries n
whet the mortar.
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Sara,
pool. ihrnrinut.
BATH and HMS' QL Flying Post Coaches, through Chip-
penhain, Caine, nod Mnrlborntigh, every Afternoon; nrrivent
hit. May's, the Gseyhtatnd Inn, Bath, nit/ the London Tavern,
Thomas-street, ajfil the Swan Bristol, next Morning.—Coaehei
Bridowaler, Taunton, &c.
LEEDS New. Light Coach, called. The Rockingham, sets
out every Morning at half-past Sever) o'clock s caerleS Four
Insides only, and goes remarkably, eusy, with a Gward through-
;nut. Paces through Stamford. Newark, Reiford, Doncaster
and Ferri bridge, to the Gulden Lion, Leeds, 'text Day at Moon.'
Notnrithsonilling the upcominan expedition ,n,f this Cpach, if is
allowed to lie the most age erable and complete Public Convey-
ance' on the ?faith Road, being unequalled in Accommodation
by any other.
KENDAL, Lancaster Pretton, 'IC irbyLsinsellilii,''Bellan,
' Chorle,y, prinskirk, nod Lancaster,
Post Googlies, *,;7try After-
noon, at live o'clock, 'Guarded.
GLASGOW, Langtown, Gretna-okm, Annan; Deatfries.
I Brownhill, Thtonhill, Sanqultar-Kiln, Caamock. Kingswell,
' and all part of Scotland,' Camperdown Conch (Daily).
YORK, Neicastie, and Bdinbutgh, 'new Coach, preforined
with is Guard throughout, sets out .every Morning at half:past
Six I,'Clock, by way of Newark,Retford, Tadenster,-,Dar,
Wigton, Northallertion; Durham, Morpeth, and
.11erwick.77
• Pas,engers finding themselves fattened from the length of Ilse
I Journey, may rest what time they please, mid then proceed as
without any additional fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan, go,
sey•street. York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Sea
rough; Whitby, nnd other Places. "4-
BSI PGt:N011e;f11 sod Walsal new Post Gooch, .•
Evening. •.; - ,e 1
! • CAB LISLE, Peorith. nnd Whitehaveti. Post
with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. • Poises the
Branch, Appleby Greniabridge, Richmond. Catlecick, Bo-
roughbridue. Wei/;erhy, A herford, Doncaster, and Grantham
(Ilse nenrest way by eighteen miles), sets nut e*i.fy hf orhinls
I and performs tat) inurney with the greatest facilpAr. •Passengeu,
I detained on the Road by bu-iness or plea‘ure, have Ilse pectilisir
I advantage, iadr sdats being secured in the next Cl. •
I . WAKEFIELD Pest Couch, every Morniavot lialf-past
I Six o'clock. • .
I '.•011 ESTER, Newport, Whitekereki Tarp/playa ,Kantmkk,
; liarthwich, and -Mitkilemith, Post Coach, every Evening, al
Five n'Clnck.
SUNDERLAND, Stockton, nail Yarns, New Gooch, every
M(srning, to the George Inn, Sunderland.
I MANCHESTER, Winslow, Cengletnn, Newcastle; Walsal,
and Wolverhampton. Post Conch, every Afternoon. guarded.
SIIithWSISUILY, Wellington, nnd Post Coach,
the Royal Charkitte,every Evening, at live o'Clock, guarded.
ERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdon, and Cheshuut Coach
every Morning.
'1.4 For the convenience of persons residing at the west end
of the town, Passengers and Parcels arc hooked for all the'
absve Conches. sit Hatchsird's Coach OtSce, New White
those Cellar, Piccadilly.

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very productive.
our • financial- st.-- •
eonliliMent and iritlst7r.
in,. The state er eta • .
night be supposed to
nated by an Intisiott
Ltmest entirely disarm,
Everywhere the cid* •
its to pay contrlbea: .
e usefully employed;:., a•
er last the Trestrarr , •
Is, a sum meat. • ,
ter. , in many cost.'"
uslf,ebandoned their. - •
terpialtfaits for. ..
:ont.ribute ,greatly
.101 this shows betttfr, •
perfect confidence-4s • •
Netts/went of ette:be;....' • •
public credieraTivee'
every day negochit, • •
sury bonds whielt,eotf . •.
discount of sift and
Belling at the small
I we shall doebtless
chaps even, at a pre- •
, and scarcely nine
King re-ascended the .
wing additional par. 111
nn interment : •
in the.chureh of St. •
sieur, the Dukes of
.e of Orleans and that
ie first stalls 'to tint
.saes of Orleans an 4.
'Orleans, sat esactljt. •
were two enspti
lowing, were Count .•
ke of Dalmatia, and
re appoiutett by the
the pat!, at the mo. •
ie to the tomb.
Ils, to the tight and-
em the Cotirt of Cps•
s, the Council of the
vas occupied by the
Household, and those
Majesty's Ministers,
the lest duties to the
Queen,,had brought
srshals of France, of
f Peers, and that of
the different Orders,
rmy, who all sat in
ever doubted the sen-
wl, had ordered the
erre places for all of
'esent themselves in-
, daughters of Mem.
who inhabit the old
I on benches tinde'r
t have hitherto taken 1
lich the goodness's(
has not furnished ea
affecting traits dish*
our Princes. Whits% -
sons descended We
mains which Pros&
are for ever to re-
nt the tomb of their
o those whom duty
le that aU France was
'mention and pious
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a • and Works con. 1
are going to loin in
with sea sand In
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