The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-05-09 00:00:00

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Ntxr SATURDAY, THlltTij TAkiatio POUNDS.
MOO GUINEAS 1$ GOLD; ilsc. &c.
. .
MUST HE GAINED:
As the LOTTERY will then BEGIN and FINISH.
Only 5000 Ticket.i, with the following
SCHEME:
I.... Prise if .C2,1,000... is ..1.4
1 ..10.140. ,. 111 C: •
• 1' .1,100 . elm,
.
- : .525 1 650
4' 2OO
6. , ' .100. .. . ..600
. ° ~..4* • • .... .50 . . .........450 •
3,11111 • .13. ..16,000
' 5.0y0 Tickets. 4X.070

" Ms Cask

THEATIIK ROYAL. ortukirAiritc.
"
rITI ti present EVENING,. May .go Asir
%.
KIN( HENRY TIIP, FOURTII.
Faitc.f, (sth time), Mr. Bartley.
T. ..t.ich will to. neMel.
ELLA RO;;ENBERG.
T...11,inv. The %Tavel of Fortaile.
I I,la ~T,rtru and Cnuittry.
I.nr he °paned at MN put en o'clock, to he-
Om al half past 5i a.
tine,, 75.; Second Price 9a. ; Second
Lower nollery. st. 1 Second Price, La.—Upper
64:1e7,-, 15.; Second Price. ftd.

TONATRE-ROTAL. coisternAit I/ EN .
T I S present EVENING, M 9, Mill
be perfonelett, •
THE wur.EL OF FORTUNE.
Piirud lock, Mr.Kemble. •
Fu which will be added,
COM US.
That-ale. Afti Tracer, the.Meep-Walker, and Zeialettea.
Vraier Pint rved,
A Pitvate Ho; may he had aighily, on applictaioa to Mr.
Void a. at Ow Bers-oliee.

The X 10,0.10 Prize will receive €10.400 more, making a
PRIZI: of ,£30.000. • I
Tweitiv:Sftli Blank will receive 2,000 Guineas in Gild'
Fiftieth 11/oi.k will receive . . 500 Goilleas in Gold! . ,
'One Hundredth Blank will receive 500 GOillC3l in Gold
AS .one as Drawn.
'FICKETS and-SHAM are %On
Ciwaractor. 4, Cambial 9„; "-*Oir...-Liondon,,
who valet all the Three Prises atc.Cso,lloo, te. ac. is the
last Lottery. •

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WILIAM- B.MOUSTAJN, .Straten's Head I
INN, SNOVMITIL, lit/MD(O4.
The best Atcommodatino far 'Vacant, itoil • Rat, choice
Liquors, and moderate Coarges. - •••
The following Post Coaches, Malt Coaches, Re. Nei out from
the Sitracen's.lleatt Ism, Snow.hille—
XBRI DG F.. Hayes Southall, and . Hanwell New Post
Coarli. every Afternoon, at Fuer °Thick.
E MOUTH- Union Coach. Fattrb ide, throngb Dom
cheater, Bliitalford, Sitlislotry, nod Andover, every IN-rootlet,
arrives at Weymouth neat day,' at One t where the Packets
sail no Wednesday nod Saturday Afternoon, at Five, to Gtiern.
fey art Jersey, from whence there regittar contreyance- to
Cherborgh and St. Motile-. The road from Ghetto:re) to Paris, ;
is the mad delightful and the eheapete in France. • •
. BRIGHTON New Elegant Post Crotch, Four loSides only.
every morning at Nine o'Clock, through Crawley, Ilyegate, etc. t
The WEYMOUTH. Dorchester, and Illandford Union
Post-conch. every Afternoon. Citifies Four Infidel.•
LIVERPOOL. Post Coach, to carry filar Insides, sets out
every Morniog, through Lutterworth, High Crow. Hinckley, .
Atherstone, Tamwortk,' Litchfield, Ulleathorp, Northamptooito
abd Dutotable. Arrives at Liverpool twat Afteromia.
EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth," Dorchester, Falmouth,
Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Conch, eery Mornings
at half-past Six o'Clock. with a Guard, through Bonito% At-
Winter, Reidpott, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Bagsbqt.
BOSTON, Spalding,. Peterborough, Stilton, mad- *Wag. ;
don, New Koval Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.' -Cputelted
from Roston to Spilaby, Linuat, GrimAy, nod Hull. •
LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Slone, and Litchi
field, Past Coach, called, The Expedition. "terry Evening t
Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's Head Inv, Dale-street, Liver.
pool. Guarded throlighimt.
BATH and BRISTOL Flying Ptist Coaches, through Chip.'
penham,,Calne, and Marlhorough every Afternoon; arrive at
Mr. May's, the Ore. h d Inn, lath, nail the London Toyer*,
Thomas-street, and the Sean Bristol, next Morning,—Coaches'
so %%ells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &t•.
LEEDS New Light called, The Rockitiglibm' sets .
nut every Morning at half-past Seven o'Clock r carries Four
Guides only, and goes remarkably easy, with it Guard through- •
isat. Passes through Stain:dill. Newark, Retford. Dontyyster•
and ferrybridge,to the Golden [Antis Leedvii next 1)41 N•l'An•
Notivithstandirse the uncommon expedition of this Cd'iiiels, it ill
allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Vublic.Consey.
ance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation
by env other, - • -
• K DA L.." titi '
nieltotr ituston,
Charley, Ormskirk, and Cinrstong Post Ormiebes, seer) After.
noon, at Fine ti Clock. Guarded. • ' :.• • •
• GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green. Armagh Dumfries,
Brownhill. Satiquhar-Kiln, Cansiorit,
and at ••••r•- of Scotland, Cdeiperilown Coach (Daily)
Oi' Newcastle, anal Edinburgh, new Coach, perf .rirted
with a Guard throughout, sets out every aliwni,ig nth littlf-past :
Six o'Clisck, by way Newark, Retford, Taile ter,. Dar
Itaktort. N ortitallei Durham, Morpeth. and .
Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of tile
joorney, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on
. without any additional fare. J. Clark. the Black Swan. Co-
ney-street, York, runs Cillehlp to Sunderland, Dull, Scarbo.
rough. %if and other Places. •
BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post Coach, every
Evening.
CAR LISLE. Penrith. and Whitehaven, Post Com+. goes ;
with Four Hors", sod a Cnard. till the way. l'ape, lbs*,:eigh
Itrimt.Th, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Caiterick, 80.
roughlnidge, Wetherhy, Airerford, I) soenster, and Granthont
(the nearest was by eighteria sets out every Morning...
and Iles frirms the journey With the greaten forilitY• Pas'euilers:
detained on the Road by Ittutitir.o4 or plea•are, have the peculiar
atlyaninge of their seats bitiug severed in the ne-t Cinch.
WAKEFIELD no Coach, every Morning, ut half-pait
Six o'Clock.
SUNDERLAND, Stockton, nod Itarm, New Coach, ever,
Nornhig, to the tit-urge lam, Sunderland.
MAN('H EST ER, Mushy' . Coogleton. N. wcastle, Writs:A,
sod W.deeritamptini, Post Conch. every Afterttoott. guarded.
BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post.Ciusch, with a Guard, sets)
nut every Afteronon, ant renews Birmingham next day, at ;mom,'
Passes by Otilad, Liston, acid Shipstime, to. the Saracen's
Head, Bull-;trees, Birmingham.
HULL pliirtlirave, Bowden, Thorn; and Doncaster, Putt
Coot+, eves). Morning at hall-past Six &Chia, to the Ball and',
Sun Istel.• Mytna-gate, Hull.
sorTUAM PTON, W inche-ter, Alresford, ou.d Alton Coach
every I.:veiling.

110 NAPA ICI' E, No. 53, Leicest er.sq °are, n-
JP hibitedltism ten in the morning till ten at uighl. Admit-
niKe eelebrited wid only original Picture of gawk-,
r,rie,now exhibiting- in Lon ion, tnketi from life in Piriti, 'on
Napol,on% return (loin Moscow. by Letetivie, and completed
tinder the intliediate buperiotendance first painter to
fFc IstPrrpr. i-httitottes to hr the ottioct of universal niir„erti,a,
h• r, Dark .f or( it i- unquestiOn;ibly without a rival in the
!'•i,lith School.
liken.." of Bortartrte is certified to he the remit exact
.o I admirable, under the hand. and seal of the Mayor and Mo-
sirir.ti Council of the city of Liege.
•.* Eagrayings of Napoleon. from recent paint iugs hy I)nvid
Jr.)(ivisurd, no Wile at the Hakim, price 10:. 6d. each. Put-
fh;,-ns, achsiued grutis.

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ICA OLE .fIOOfFeTY , FOR INSURANCE OF LI V ES,
419 Is:ANTS: INN, FL's: FT-STREET, JAN DON, IN-
COft PO R ATE D ftY QUEEN ANNE, !M.
Tilt DIRECTORS hate Dow to offer to the at.
tristi.m 4.1°1 he pahlie, Tahtes of R toes, which hove been
lately corapasti.d, ter the INSURANCE of LIVES, at the
variety ages front eight to seventy-two t either for the whole
et life; on) spites& *limber of yeah; the enotiugesey of Ora
prim,* stints Mg &hither ; of for yielotat ContinsanCe• of the
of eigo peewee,. the Montane* staysble oo the deatkosi
tither.
footnotes io this O(ee ate effected in certain eases at a re-
duction of eearlv-20 per ems. and cso the whole on !crow greatly
favoureble to tile inaared.
Insurances limy be effected from 2001. to 50001. and every
ktid of loserartee, however slt' t•tbe period of contiounswe. is
toled to >E pnrtiripsition in the pecuniary advantages accroiog
the Corporation. These lids outages are wholly appropriated
us the betvetit of the !muted, in proration ett the amount of
r.cir Inter:ince, as circuiustences arise in the lair to which the
isAspesit.
Iss the InM veer In-tainnees on 79 Sham es became payable—of
nese 62; hating Mode eight 'emir parments or mire, received
;anions arosientjog 104 per cent.—Nine
.Shores harlog made
„feat)) payment.. S 9 her reut.—Tan Shares having made
Ire te,.riv Torment., nod i)iw Shore having !elude three yearly
p.sloottes,22 per Five Sottes, oil which oar yew's
ps,•iscsat had /iron muck IL per cent. in addition to.thesaute
m. mall) lames d.
Itstrarts of the flintier's and Rt•-taws, with Tables of the
P:eq ram}.llea4Kiwid vI4II, Oirts," Stiotteattsodaeos is Orem'
tr. Nibe tilt Three o'Clos
Ity Order of the Court Oft Dirletwn,
J. PENS A al, Regitstrat.•

CIONSI.; AIPT I 0 NS, and other Deciya of Not tire,
:ether the eff-eib of mortal .esounryincite.it. or
.itrneerd-.
ieg from iniprudeuciet. or not novanrerl tine of lire, tv•t•• ro-
pe-et th • Muir Anil attention of the fad Himit
all other nntin. w•fil SOLO 40!11;5 C0AU11.61..
BALM OF (11. E %!)%ifli: Faj.frfy Croyered and pmninlooMl
trtild, telt has prodatced such in...sore- of -it. food
rtiet r., 116 Mll,l ronvilice the m inert-Milos, of its mating
ro•totative poster-. T 4 enumerate its truly happy. healing,
iriltapnic, and tenovniiez efFenr% . t ~ilmonfi.s of the fir-t aloha.
01% tire now extnat.. It is *(l.,..rahly en!tui.stril for hdiona
:mil other doordert of the vo,ivirh and tem.+, ;-.for hea:l-:o
by rood for pret'rnting •o.•I
tn often the roc-eitoester- of Mit lisinz. 11.1.4.i1rw
.11.ted be hod to it after every erre4,, nod ilium every I,lighi to-
Ji•ptrAti(en
well-kmewn charuelerisle prnmatinz• lontrviiy has
been lonti maintained; for, lie.•ping• 'the ct,noltioico. as it
urnr in continual .epair, it pre...eves the body in health rind
%tour, and prevel.t: preen ewe .leviy. !iin particular contioe•••
r,••rt, nor /Mention to diet, it requitite; Wing a e,tir.te of ibis
actitahle medicine.

virtue v of this mist celebrated Coridial belts[ boor! fully
ez,l4is-,1 in the "Guide In Helot.' by a lostishrr of well-iits.
Virirticated extiaordhatry tures, it lo only art, sin,' V 10 !QV.
t at sts great a .recioi:itive. nod salubrious reoirriv,
.6 casts atitimird •ns surtlever
rain Vin, never oetire iiffered
Auld by Szimbel LAO). N., lg, Sifitnrll Sutton mei ('o. (lite
Dicey mud Sutton), Itim Coo els-) nrd ; liacnn tort C 16,1„
Oiford-street, Lonrho), r Br die and Dowding, S ilidnory ; A.
Smith, perfumer, North hridze, F.dinnurgo • %hulas Keen..
ii. C. liege-greet) r at Davidson's, Ni'. I.,ll.lr..anent •.trotqg
MA of Me.4s. F. Newbury :mod Son,. Dultlin.; and other Me-
thrive Ven•lers In Europe and A or•rico, prier Ilr. each, or four
11. unr Minds bottle for by vlsicts ~,w bottle is raVl'd,
111111 the words " Saul. Solomon, Liverpool," migraved on the
Of whom tnnc :1141) he had,
Thee. Ichented ANTI- I P IG IN ITS. .•r SOLOMON'S
( without mercury. or aay deleted its
a ;acid io the tor.. at e•itimitiost for the cafe of the Sim vy,
410fu1.0. Lepros‘, nod all tii4Jrders an' impure
war of the blond g being ohd ;11,1104
m their operation toe hest sulblittee Ihat hap ever,
thir,,seced for shat d -n4erousilineral, inerOtry, sweeten-.
And stinsulatmg it to expel all ikAitsu3 Mid ini-.
• s, I iog cl,cugth ;mil tone to the nerve. enlivening
uhd mvior.ating both body and mind.
Price Li'. per ,sottie, of four in pile family bottle far S. on
ohe snali bottle is save.l.—Toe words " Sarni. Soloman,
itre ene,raved un the stamp of each bottle, sirithort
ullh•li wile ore gcrlidoe.
(gr. Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted he letter, the
"' compliment of a one pound mite to he inclosed, addressed,
Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead boost, near Liverpool.
—Paid double pasta4e."

• TOTTENRA hl nn4l EDMONTON Clinch, nt
10. le:If-post 2, half-past 4, and half-past 7, ,o'Cloek.
SIIEFFI ELI/ ::rd Rothe; hit:n Post Coach, called the Rock-
every %11,rnine.
111CP.TFORD, Ware, iioddesdon, and Che,hunt Coach,
every Morning. •
•.* Fur the convenience of persons residing at the west end
id the to!wp, Parbengers and Parry's ore tliv.ked for all the
abvve Coaebeo. ut llatchurd's Coach Office, New White
nurse Cellar, Piccadilly. •

SUPERIOR Al/VICE.

IT is of the first consequence lo ascertain "on
1 whose talents and integrity a firm eeliance may he
Elaced in affliction. CURRIE nod Co.. Surge pf
eminence and high professional attainment, Members of the
Rocai Colleges of London and Edinburgh, present to the Pub-
the remit of 30 years experience in t lie Cure of Venereal
Ciltnplatios, and those Debilities and Deficieneies which nut
nufrequently prevent or embitter the rontri ttttt Mid state. In the
various gradations, from recent infection to confirmed Luray
their treatment commands very often n speedy, and alwavxn
tadical cure. In dubious cnsm„ their long and wellmrrittigi.d
II E A LTII AND HAPPINESS.
NITIIEN the spark of life begins to grow dim, et
i:epel r'aiet fence( fromve nerct s“.
tPc circulation languid, and the mental faculties in; his toietitufien undermined, and the vital pi inciple destroy-
"e'd by those melanehols infirmities which torment the mirld4 ed by a latent, but insidious disease, or a blind nod fatal COW,
th!**limist the strength of the enfeebled votaries if pleasure. deuce in shallow pretenders.
I)' V• NUL—
S TONIC MEDICINE is proved b, experi. i la Nervous Debility; Vascular Relaxation, and -Atony of
Le 1., he the mut certain, sate, ,ad permanent remedy evert the Organs, arising from •excessive indulgence. insalubrious
"vered. In every d••gree. of intisrular debility, vascular re- climates, or solitary sensinlity, their practice gives neve life and
:41;itiltil. weakness ur wool as either deft, the iuvigaroung and ~,..uirgy to the system, even-in clues which are verging un de-
,e..ani toting powers of Ibis medicine arc speedily umuifeled. soak. Strictures:4ml other derangements of the Urethia they
hooey. r, .:tidy; it temportiry stimulus or irritit- I remove inn mild and effectual manner. Slight and recent eases
..11,0. that (Anse desik.lite l-ffei.tv are produced, but by iuvlger- of Venereal Infection are cured in the short pellet(' of two
iebosaiing, and evislimeing She animal spirits. The tn-
&chi of this divine rentrty restores-the ! To the FevenTe Sex it will he consolitary to know that their
1171 i timings, and relaxed of both sesel,frota the toot titleation may be cured of those Debilities which defeat conception. Wed
d'l'•4 111.8 n ii.cuid.rante to society, tei 'tbi most gratifying and . snp•the foundation of connubial felicity.
ielied•station of consort, and Patients treated with candour, delicacy,• and inviolable se
Dr. V enel's Topic Remedy is:prepared. and sold. svhotestile . erre*. .
and retail by the Proprietor, at his house, No. 14, New North- • MesSrs. CURRIE and Co. may he consulted every day, at
:
ltcd Lion-sqbare, µrice ;Us, per packet ;or Colt in 1 their mouse,. 107, Hatton-garden.
• 4.15. duty included. Sushi also. liy :ippoiiilipent, sit XII. • 11,,• •• Leiter, from the Country, staling minutely the CUP,
s' 01 ford-areet; Richards, 1113. Strand; SiAtim's, mode Of •livioz, Btr . and rentittinice for Ads*e tend
• i SlllllihaMP(oo4treet. Holborn; dud by lost respect*. Medicines, will he treated with stadiousatteationi
Vguderi is tuna a..dcosta.ry. 1. No. 107, Hatton-garden. •

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fai in .the 'field, aid -Swatter 44 Milks icalfold!."

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ortAcr FROM /(!( . • ..
either of justice or liberality. It is also olitroaus the.
• ' OPPICIAL GOMMUNICAIVN
I these separate Petty'PettY'Seieseigroties W.. uld neler. ag tio
Made to the Ituestaa Ambassador iit Le,.eori on the lath J have any solid existence in the: sc lyrs, and • Woold
1803. explanatory of the views which W4'411+403 and taipii.-
Emperor of Rtllliiiit formed for the &liven:theca. d security of ouly serve to 'weak 1 ' •• en anti impair the force which
&mope. I ought to be, as much as pos,ihrs, concentrated in the
--wesivi-_ hands of the chief Powers of Italy. .'
[Presented to both nooses of Parliammit, May, 1815.] It is
Events have put out of the goes:-
is needless to dwell psi" icor is fly on the slate of
The result of the communications which have been h
made by Prince Czartoriski to his Majesty's Ambas-
I ttioen the restoration of them t.. - the House a AtlS-
aittdr at St. Peterstnirah, aid of the confidential ix- • trio, they are therefore rieresserily open to net ar- .
plinatious' which' have been received from rY• •can' never exist separate
Eieellescy, has been laid before the King ; anclohuis . a"ondll'eliniideelpltesi: and evidentlydent. Nearly
the same ctousideratiOns
Majesty helm' With inexpresiible satisfaction, the apply to the Ecclesiastkal -Electorate.. and :he other
Wise, d. rifted, and generous polictsw, hick the Em-
petor o t shi is disposed to agog under the re-
%ls territories on the left bank
.of the Rhine, after their
being once detached from the EmtAre, and the former'
sent Calamftodisituation of Europe. Ills Majestyp is postessors of theft indemnified. There appears,
also hifppat is perceive, that the views and sed- therefore, to be no pOssibte objection, on the stsict-
,
.Lloo4Bftg, at
,16.6;proviradOedistgrorlarencftiuosig the
ue, t deliverance of ,
est principles *of justice and OW; ' triertility, to
histrinstpsi own. He
making such ti dispositm• IS wish respect to any .. ;etre' . •
ealetystorfesPond so entirely withterritories as may he Most' conducive Ware reseal•
therefore desirous of ente#eg into the most explicit interests; and there is evidently no other mode of
and uoreseisved esioanatidis on every point connect- accomplishing the great and beneficent object: `p( te. .
ed with this gresteobject, and of .forming the closest establishing (after so much 111;,P,y and 111,.od.lioti) ..' . -
union of Councils, and concert of emeasures., with the safety and repose of Eurow on a s‘ 'id and . ' '''
his Imperial Majesty, in order by to r.
their joint in- nianent basis. It is fortunate too, that such a plan
fluency amid exertions, to insure the cooperation of arrangement. as is in itself essential to the end
and asslsttoce of other Powers of the Continent, on proposed, is also likely to contranite, in the great.
a scale adequate to the magnitude and importance of est degree, to secnre.the meats by which that great
an undertaking, on the success of which the future cud can best be promoted.
safety of Europe must depend. it is -evidently -of the • utmest importance, if not
For this purpose, the first slept 'must be, to fig as I absolutely itidispensable for this purpose, to se-ure`
precisely as possible, the distinct objects to which the vigorous and effectual co-opera I ire. bottle' Awittis:
each a concert is to be directed. and Prussia ; bur there little res ...i to ratite; *hat.
These, iccording• to the explanation given of the either of those Powers will be br,,ltigitt to mate rfro,
sentiments of'the Emperor, in which his Majesty en- 'in the common cause, without the prooignet of ens-
.,
tirely concurs, appear to ba three :—taining • some important acquisition to comps-fis-
hTo rescue from the dominion of France those sate for its exertions. 011 the grounds wt: co have
countries which it has sobjugated since the beginning been already stated, his Majesty cooteives that
of the IterWiution, and to reduce France within its nothing could so pinch contribute iv the general se:;.
Wisher limit a, as they stood before that time. curity, as giving to Austria fresh tope c of rosi.f..
' '2. To make such an arrangement with respect to ing the views of France- on the side of Italy. a,A
the territories recovered from France, as may provide placing Prussia in a similar situation with res,,,e-t,,
for their security and happiness, and may at the same to the Low Countries ; and the relative situations
time constitute a more effectual barrier In future of the two Powers would naturally mike tho.e the-
against encroachments on the part of Fiance. quarters to which their views would -respectively be
3. To form, at the restoration of pear..., a general
directed,
agreement andlguarantee for the mutual protectionmutualln limy. sound policy would require, tbm
and security of different Powers, anti for re-establish-
power and i-ltiiesice of the Kieg of Saidinin
ing a general system of public la,w in Eurepe.
be augmented, and teat Aosrria should he repl;
The first and i
second Objects are stated generally, n a situation which may enable her to afford -
and in their broadest extent ; but neither of them cast
mediate mid effectual stipport" to his domini.,
be properly considered in detail withoet reference to
case of their being attacked. • is s Majesty ~e+
the nature and extent of the means by which they
satisfaction, from the secret and cot iiilential ci
may be-accomplished. The first is certainly that 'to
eications recently received threugli your
wiria, %Bharat any modification or exception, his
,that the views of the Court -ef View
Majesty's wallets as well as those of the Emperor, 11.7 s
tly conformable to this general principle,
wa htpreferably directed, and nothing short of
t . - /mei. Nov R..> • that-the este.usion at which she aims, asiebe .wws.
safely be admitted, but might even be intreasea,
reigns Skin for the delirerance. and security of Eu-
advantage to the georral interests. In other respect
rope. Sibuld it be poSsibie to. unite in concert with
Majesty entirely concurs in the outline of tf
Great Britain and Russia the two other great hiili-
there
seems little rangement 'which he understands the Eloper(
tary Powers of the Coutinent,
Russia to be desirous of seeing effected in
doubt that such an onion of force would enable them
quarter. Ills Majesty considers it as ahsotutel
to accomplish all that is proposed. But if (as there is
cessary, for the general security, that Italy
too much reason to imagine may be the case) it should
be completely rescued both from the occuptii
be found impossible to engage Prussitt in the Conte.:
influence of France,• anti that no.Powe Irs.s.io.
deracy, it may be doubted whether such operations
left within it, who are not likely to enter.i, to
could he carried on in all the quarters of Europe, as
neral system bf defence for maintaining its int
would be necessary fat thy. success of the whole of .
i:dence. For this purpose, it is essential, thai
this project. - ~ : ...... . • • .
irm...countries now composing what is celled the '
The second point of itself Involves in it many
Republic, should be transferred to other P .w
portant considerations. The 'views and sentimenti.
llt'cliitrihntirs fhiseaerritorieS, an iocrease of •
by which his Majesty and the Emperor of 'Russia are '
:and power should undoubtedly he give', to the
equally animated in endeavouring to establish this '
ear .Sitidinie, _Ned_ it seems material that his p•
concert, are pure dad dish:wrested;
mOlO, as well as the' DOchy *of 'rosin i; % (whit
The first vie*, thyreforeositli respect to any of flit:"
:proposed to restore to (he Grand Duke), sh,i
ceunifkat iithith my. be recovered from France, mast .
brought into immediate cootact or ready rum
bt to restorts,..as for as possible, their ancient right',
ication with those of Austria. On this pct :rip
and provide for the internal happiness of their inlia:
:tiritole.of the territories which now compose the
mutants; but in looking at this object, they 'Must-not
rian Republic, might,lt is conceired, be alines
lose sight of the. general security of Europe, nit :Piedmont.
which even that separate object must principally de-. •
1 Pend.
. Supposing the efforts of the Allies to hat,
.. . .
! Pursuant to this principle, there can be no question cnaipletely successful., and the two ohji;cts
`diseusied to have been fully obtairool, his M
: that whenever any
sof these clontrses are capable of
would nevertheless consider •this safaris.) No
being restored to their former independence, apd of
itiliimperfect, if the restoration of peace tA PI
being placed in a situation in wnich they CJ:i protect
ac.onimpied by the most effectual measures for i
it, such an arrangement must be most congenial to
aolidit, end permatietiee to the system which
the policy and the. feelings on which this system is
'thus have been establiFhed. Much will undour
&elided. .But there will be found to be other
be efferted for the four(' repose of Europe by
countries among those now under the dominion :
territorial arrangements, whicii wilt furnish a
of France, to which these considerations cannot up-
effectual barrier than has before existed again,
ambition of France. But in order to render
ply, where either the 'ancient relations of the
security as complete as possible, it seems inceo
country are so completely destroyed that they
at the period of a general pacification, to fr
Cannot be restored, or where independence
Treaty to which all the pribcipal Powers of El
would be merely nominal, and alike inconsistent
should be parties, by which their respective t
with security for the country itself, or for Europe;
happily, the larger nombyr is of the first description.
Should the arms of the Allies be successful to the and possessions, as they shall then have been
full extent of expelling France from all the domi: bushed, shall be. fited and recognized; and
iiiiins she has acquired since the Revolution, it would should all bind themselves mutually to protect
certainly be the first abject, as has already been . support each other, against any attempt to int
stated, to re-establish the Republics of the United them :—lt should re-establish a general and cot
herviive system of public law in Europe, and pe,
Provinces and Switzerland, the territories of the
. as far as possible, for repressing future miens!
King of Sardinia, Tuscany, Model's (under the
disturb the general tranquillity; and, above al
protection of Austria), and Naples. But the terris
tories of Genoa, of the Italian Republic, including restraining any projects of aggrandisement ant
bition similar to those, which have produced al
the three Legations, Parma and Placentia ; and on
the other side of Europe, the Austrian Netherlands, calamities inflicted on Europe since, the disasti
and the States which have been detached from the era of the French Revolut.on,
German Empire on the left bank of the Rhine, evi-
dently belong to the second class. With respect to Although the fealhered chorister's at this seas
the territories enumerated in Italy, 'experience has the year delight the ears of those who vii
shown, how little disposition existed in some, and country, yet we doubt whether they are more
hew little means in any, to resist the aggression or cal than the Goldfinche. which are seen chit 4
Influence 'of France. The King of Spain was cer- in the
windows
of Batt at Cornhill and Clrsr
tainlylon much a party to the system of which so Cross,—those who delight in the harmonious
large a part of Europe has.been a victim, to entitle which proceed from them, should be I,•milided
the for Mer interests of his family in Italy to any they will all take their flight nest Saturday, 'tie
consideration ; hor does the past conduct of Genoa, inst.,---there is therefore uo time to be lost in
lor any of the other Wee, sire theta any claim, ing them..
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