The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-13 00:00:00

PL _., carrying to It.._
at most, consisting of a small number of Freechmen NATIONAL GUARDS OF FRANCE.
ORDER OF TUB DAY.
the rest Poles. Corsicans, Neapolitans, and natives of " Tuesday, 'Mara 7.
the island of Elba.
These vessels anchored in the roads of the Gulph itA Telegraphic Dispatch, and the arrival. of t
Courier, have atittoonciid to his Majesty' tlett Borate
• ' of Juan, near Cannes, on the Ist of March; the . parte, having left Elba, has disembarked at Cannes;
RICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. Stock. men were landed. Fifty men went the same day to in the department of Le Var, with ' 1000 Men and
prekan., respectfully inform the Public thnt the STATE .Cannes, where they urged the Mayor to go and four pieces of cannon, •directing them towards Gap,
LOTTER Y commences Drawirm the Sth of A PIM, ; there take orders from him, whom they named the Ge- '
ore 15.004 Tick -I, and the Scheme eiatain. ".1 Prizes of across the mountains, the only route that the weak-
ness of his detachment would allow him to take. An
nirral in Chkr, in the Gulph of Juan,but the Mayor
90,041 , with 'ft other Capita:s. Five of then are of the value
of madvanced guard which presented itself at the gates ofoo tinine o, each, • high will be paid in Gold, without any absolutely refused ; he received immediately orders '
deduction, :it soon ns Di a wig. to provide three thousand rations that same even- • Antibes, was disarmed and arrested by the Governor.
RICH A RDSON, GOOD LUC K, and Co. have been parti- :,._
cularl v fortunate in the .ale of Thirty iThousand Potted pr.go,, "mg. The same dispatches announceto his Majesty that the
being the nub person. that ever sold in Sitar's Two Prix:. of The same day, 15 men of the expedition pre- Governors and Commanders of the Military DOA-
thno ilese,no,l,-12.807. 30,00.11. in Sixteen Sixteent'o. and seated themselves before Antibes, demanding to enter i mons are marching to meet him with the troops of.the
6.138,3. 90.e001. in One Half, On, Quarter. and Tao E:ghths.— .
Tit-v likewise soli itsthe too Teo Losecies, for tiH of which it as deserters from the Island of Elba. General ! National Guards. .
they were Cooos.--tar, Si Cahoot Piizes in VTO Skates, in- t Baron Corsin, a distinguished soldier, covered with i " Monsieur has set off for Lyons Stith •the Mar.
diming nr•ses of 21000... Icl,o 41.. 54031., sc. honourable wounds, who was in the command of ' shal Count Gouvion St. Cyr and many General
Ticket: .-e i Share. ore on s Ir. in variety of Numbers, at s
RIC/lAt! D YO V, GOODLUC',K. and Co,', Offices. C•Yi nh ill, that ' place, received them, and disarmed them. A i Officers. • .
and t •haring• Cove, where Schemes, with roll particular., may short time afterwards, an efficer came to summon the [After stating other measures adopted on the oat
be had gratis. arrested anti =Mon, the instrument proceeds :—.] • •
. • place in the name of Bonaparte; he was arr
• thrown into prison. At .last a third emissary pre- "At the sante time that the King coseokes the
CHILHLAINS, RHEUNIATISMS, PA VIES, dtc. , tented tiimin-lf to the Commandant., to reclaim the 15 Chambers,he callstothedefence of the country
CHILIKIAINS are prevented from breaking, anti
men retained, and to invite him; in the name of Geo. the threw, the army whose glory it withoet stain,
111, i• homeyness nraisis in•tantly rem: e.erl hvi ifill ITE-- ri,
; HEAI-1 WEND!: OF NI I.IS I' 11W. untversidly esteemed Leaflet, to repair to the Gulp!, of Juan, with the and the National Guards, which are in fact the nation
. far ttsestraerotoa ay ellioncs in Rheum isisoe, Palsies. Gouty Civil Authorities ; the only answer this embassy re- itself, armed to defend its institutions. Those then
Agreed**. all,_ C"Phii." of she 51'163°6 ; hit ,wh!tetilis ceitisd was being Awaited.
ceitala remedy has. hero unknown, or nagleeied, inn in Chit- • which are the interests of the nation, are the ham.
biters have uctuadv broke, Wll ITEH E A lES FAMILY Next day he thsemberked men, took the road for rests that the National Guardashould have in view.
CURATE will ease the mini and very speedily heal them. Grasse, but they evolded , passing . through the "It may be that the measures adopted by the
This Ceram is egoolly eticoci .us for int ill-c--ndititmed &T....,
• Sore Le's, Scorbutic Eturimis. Blotelw:, Pimple, itlig- town, and they • followed the road of Digoser Congress of Vienna, to secure the gemmed peace of.
worms, Shingles, 141-4'lone...nut on 1,4 F re !ol•-so, Ears, and where it is affirmed that their troops bivouacked Europe, by removiug further the only man who bad
Eyelitks. Sore and lona ed Ere-, Siore'll-•.4., and oilier Scor-
butic iliveours. The ESSEN l" OF MUSTARO is perhaps ~.
'on the 4th. ' a motive for disturbing it, reduced him to attempt a
the most active, perm-n. 1101,, ~:d46,aciaos remelt/ in the Vtl the 2(1, General Morangier, who commands desperate enterprise, or that the criminal information
world, coring the severest Sprain. and Ilrutscs in Its Shad half in the department of the Var,• had collectod at Fre- helas received from traitors flattered him with sop-
the time usually taken by any ot:.er liiii,-,- nt or jimbroral 11. • port ; but even his partissne know it and will servp
it also heals Cuts. Puncture. fe-oti escarp Instruments, Sian,. s -
ins the garrison of Diagudignan, and the Natioeal
• •
All the him less from affectiokiltan hatred, ther In &km* Thorn,. Splinters. he with lac...dill& facility, with-tit near Overdo of the serfage) ing communes.
ew pain, Pe'ectoina it:defamation awl temering, and
.is egota_Ry • reads which coeld afford a communiCatioe to
e the ti.ia- •of the established' qorernraent, or to *defy personal
metal in the various arridtriw of ,-,iiitatils—os s•-art it is a, do- ,_ k . •
3 ken men ttnth the sea, or tbe possibility of -
mettle remedy of such uncommon eeeedenee and Wilily. !. raly. I
,- . , .1. . ._ .- ~..., —.... .. • ambition and ou,fir,---nithty.
that no family sensible to its owe cohvfort should ever be. wish.. retreating, are Fell. guarded and Completely later. " Uninfluenced by these passioni, and strangers
out it. .
.to these calculations, the National Guards will see
Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothe,arv, ts seated.
Greek-street, S..tin, Lo .o. London. The E--ed.e .d P.II Nat Ye. .
--' i A dispatch from the Marshal Prince •of Esslings : with other eyes a man re-appear who destroyed even
each ; the C,erate at b. lid. and 2.. 9d.; an-I may be bud of ; announce that he has directed on Aix a corps under - his owe institutions, and, under pretence of a regu:.
every Medicine Vender iii the .United Kingdom,
• •,* The Genuine has a Black Ink Stalin'', with the name of • the orders of General Miollis,to cut the route which . I tar Government,
exercised the most absolute power ;
R. Johnston ieserted OP it. I the expedition followed. i sacrificed the population, the riches, the industry,
General Marchand has assembled at Grenoble an ! the commerce of France, to his desire of extending
• ;
' imposing force, with which he can act according to his dominion beyond all limits, and of destroying
circumstances. 1 the dynasties of Europe to establish his family ; that
man who, to sum up all in a word, comes now la
The first news of these events arrived at Paris on
the sth, and Monsieur set not tb.e fallowing night for give the world a new and terrible example of the,
Lyons, where his Royal 'Highness sought to arrive! abuse of power and fortune, whose ambition is un-
this evening. O bounded, passions unbridled, and talents unaccont-
It was believed that the Duke 0 Herd Weekti set ! panied by 'virtue. He re-appears, when France is
,out this day, and a very cons*rable rrewd,hlbd 111- beginning to breathe under a moderate Geverament;
setubled in the Court of the Palec,e of thelhtsilleries, when the most violent, reduced to submission anti
near his apartments ; hot the Priem went out its his fosowerless, are compelled to resort to vain murmurs
caleche, his carriage was stopped by the numerous' to disturb the public tranquillity ; when the nation
cnnco.urse lay which it was serrounded ; the cries of is sheet to receive from the Legislature and the Kirf
Viva la Hoi echoed from all
parts. 'rho Prince ap- she completion of its institutions ; when large cape.
( peered keenly sensible, and answered in the most ' tots, long unemployed, are just engaged in aericu -
atfectioaate manner this expression of the public , tore, industry, and external commerce, upon fs
sevtimeot, which was the mere ,keen, that the de. scale which only awaits the proclamation of the basis
partrore of his Royal Highness appeared to be de- of the Congress, for the balance and peace of
'eyed. ' Europe. At such a time he returns, and the cori-
The Municipal Body of the city of Paris, extraor- . scription, the continental -blockade„ interminable
dittarily assembled, unanimously agreed to the fol- 'l war, arbitrary .power, and public shame, are in his
lowing Address to the King : rear, while his van is led on by civil wee and re-
" Sine„—Front the return of your Majesty i nange. Ca nhe hope u -Is t P
ranee will again .sulitnit
France began to breathe; public and personal li-i.to his yoke, to be the sacrifice again to his passions,
herty, aeceeed by a solemn cherter, reviving credit,
,11 to contend again for fifteen years, and 'yield her
our.,ports re-opened to commerce, her grins restored ; blood and treasure to gratify the ambition and hatred
to egrkcatltnre,.. harmony established among ali the; of but one man ? Does he believe that Fo lace .will
bodies of the State, the certainty of peace Oren (;) I not weigh with her interests and her dignity the ge•
lEprope. alloarstiteed to mu cetettrl the thel3Pl- neral welfare of Europe, which armed for his over.
t
noes ,orbich it only knew peeler your aneeators. , threw, which is still in arms, now arranges with the
" Aaid,this is the moment chosen by tb,is foreigeer Congress tine happiness of so many nations, sod will
to stain our soil with his odious presew i
eel not Allow him to regain a power, so long dest; ale.
" What does he went from us? :Aye to the mightiest thrones, and to the smallest Re..
66 What rights can be pretend, he, whe,se.i:pablics ?
tyranny would have released us from all obedience, "It is time, in short, that this man should keep,
to him, and who, by his abdication, must bare re.
lee* the most scrupulous from .their oaths.? that in exalting a brave and generous option by mili•
tary successes, he gives them arms, and that no one
66 What does he come .to seek iin or frePoe) shall insult with impunity the opinion of that people
which he so loeg oppressed ? wen when it is suhdued, and that he shall not again
." ISI, lain,
.during a year, ?Sire, rut :have .con-
sumed yourself in generous efforts to repair soiman putsject them to that yoke, 'which beth opinion and
1 force have broken for ever. Even those who hare
evils., Thes been so scrupuleas regarding fidelity to ,the ()Nth they
e exilsatill we.o tm•tiovett, ;and yet he
dares appear before us! He desires, Mill that to re- . took.to the Emperor, bat who bare French hearts,
pair our losses, the ,flower of our youth, the victim have abandoned without.hope a man who has aban.
of his gigantic ptide, should go.to perish at bi;,nod doned himself. Bonaparte in France is nothieg
in the snows of Ru,ssia, or tupolg the arid ntelln. More than an adventurer. The King, the .Country,
tains of Spain. and the Cortatitution, are the only cries that rally
"..Must •the universe:be a wood time thrown into Frenchmen.
X 01,0440014 to bring a aeqin44itne.tha Ptee‘o.oP9°
Fraece? .Covered already midi „so mew Aflood, het
still demands blood ; he still wishes to Welt Ctvit!
war amengthe childree of ,Freuce! *Hs believes that
he eon getter weary either Ake cleteeppy of ,Ueaven,
or the magnanimity of a Paden illhickellreed to for-
get him.! . .
" Thanks to -Providence, we *seethe et length
under a patertml .Gnaernment, under the ,tutvlary
.tintl,lettitimaiemtliqr.iky.pf 140,4a4tpient rats ,of .tor

DEBILITY, &c.

.INI_NCOUILAgEO by the uniform success at-
ALI trotting the oecistiar soethod of Trentmeat in the core of
a few president Complaints. which ha: been confirmed by the
experictsce sit many years, in a large and extensise practice—
tesaible nlsu, of the nappy effect- resulting to the Public from
Medical Men cloth/sing their attention ton certain ciao of IN,.
0n,r,,, Mears: (t SS nod CO. Members of the Mas! Col-
lege of Surgeons if London, t*outinue to Oren their studies In
!morel destructive hob', of in-
t nose Oimrder. strain: frontconsiderate rauth, which s.ot ori.v 'occasions a numer-o, train
.sf Nervous Affeetioni..but ai•sa isf•iils on Its votaries all the
enerviming Italtecitoless of aid lige. lit that distreefoi siute of
I)ebility pr Deficiimiy, a 41.41 her
.1 he fottm.quonce of stub hope-
ful habits, est essive •41iiskini . tang reelskrice in hot ilitn:dr.,
or nay ollwr came, by *Welt the power: of the esswitution
*cow its,ffela.ll, as regni.m.y•ettionicd Surgeons of London,
Cory offer a firm, safe, uyd speedy restoration to sound and
virorotts health.
Where An early application is made for the Core of a Cer-
1' Win klionrder. freskuenily contracted in a anternt of Wehrle-
ty, the eradication a generally completed in the 'short spare of
Awe days. and in the more advuneed and imeteriur wages of
Venereal Infection, cherarterizcd by a variety of painful and
distressing symptom., ri perseverance in their plan (without re-
straint indict or exercise) will ensure to tile Patient 4 permanent
and radical care. _

Dilemma of the Urethra. ns frequently enameled
with, e
uctorisOut from the +those )Contpliaint. have not escaped
'their mltentintn g by no infallible and improved-Ow, they ilre en-
shied to remove obstinate Meets tool I.trieturch whether
meat or of long dneation, without resorting to the poinfol
and donee...stew of the Coolie Bougie. Mithy instances ran he
atilaired of very inveterate eases, of senertl years erintinanore.
having y ichird tot heir method inn few dii”‘. after the cure had
be,w) attempted br other Pritctititatters whit.nit rah et ; trod
such has teen the azr r.lblo result of a practice of 11 years.
tbouthe mode of iicatusent has not. in rior stogie instance, e.er
proved obortive, during, whirls period many thousand persons
of Roth Seves.le.vc ca pet ienrcd the tops meld of havin,,v been
perfectly cured. after severe and injurious methods had been
persevered in to tio purpose.
To blurted Utilities, whose eepeciations of those tender
pieriges of connubial ~.piitness have he, ti defeated, it may aim'
be a pleasing refleeilliti to k ow. that ht a prowl- perseverance
• in their remedies, the general lu.dth in rrnovotets end life im-
pediments removed.
Mrsairs. Gas and cu. e zuttskivelv professing tie ruse pit ttiese
pas airplay compkint-, to under Ih,.t they may not he marked
by is,taiolaken fe or. with the obloquy vat judly nitantied all the
lenotant evapirie. pita; i 1 bait ju,tiee t Liwitprives 1,, stile,
that they have i:el.l, pr.speily educated land initiated into every
branch of the proteoi-t. (reticle:its of which, from various
h.5.,01;40, nod testannanals from the highest pearfe-tional mules-
!..iseni convince ony.enquirer). Thal a tesidtmee
io the "'miner heusispnere of our r:--tarn W4lll d. at well hi is
other part,. AotoolacoK them to loser,. that their ~melees
hawing ;tech c..aadoed to it iseitses, alropt atituitite wit, Wry hold
not a crrtitintv of aenovutionto such
,pino labour wider the
debilitatlnk eif•cis of a lifr pasved under the torrid zone. And
(umber, vast basing hod upportainiiiek, Hl theta pr iieso and en-
• pacitv of farming at noisome ortpoinitance witirthe eranaina.
ti•otai ba it. of w•vf•rinz peewee, they offer h. them the best
ttimillifte, of it...aural. ate ler ; -tif yr tr 4 ce..ettog from
their cod. mom. nittaced.lbean Io quit Ike ,ptartice of the
general prartitomers find ihes,presuinc their pretest-ions con-
stitute n fair /rooted for alie unprecedented Voifideuce with
which they Mr.. b, the piabiie.twouro.illierally

" Omni DESSOLE,
4, Minister of State, Maj of the
• Noncom! tabards of the KittAdom. &c."

Patient• in tbe es sultry are roma/ord. to wale die 'testicular.
of their and mariner of liltitg. rwrhtsispe a rentitlosaw
• far advi. r mid medicines. :IA the remedied will Ifesgitscit 'sr few.
wards-a I. any • art us th, iongdom.
To be esismiltes. :is their b.suse dailv•Owninatilly, or by letter.
post, votietsts of rimer reeeerv. delicacy,
ion ott,ooioo
cos. ales I n. Serieeips,l3, Boavvie.alteet, firet.atfett.
May 1 ,JlSiiih

GOVERNMENT OF THE Futsr MILITARY DWI-
SKIN.
'CiRDER OF THR.DLY.

" MARcp T.-114 deierarneet cotenin.
nicakir,to th 4 twirl of First Military Division,
the Proclamation 444 thit prAortirts. :el .the Yiiojgt
.pt t4a ath March.

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