The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-24 00:00:00

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-games.. The consternation hso great in this quarter,
that many ot, Om fribuitali are shot, beat* the., ' -
ROYAL ORDINANCES. Judges are fled, or are themselves exposed to per. •
Louis, by. the Grace of God) King of France ' iecuti.". , 1.. Thuliussian tniendant of the Moselle surrendered
Wishingand tNciagvivaer7oulr&scu.bjects a fresh pledge. of the ' Oft A;lisiTinviviraition of that Provineetas *Pre...
the Bth of August.
anxiety, we feel to found in the most stable manner ,feet —e.:....—ek°CoTd'er6:l on
the institutions upon which rests the Government -
L- re;,-A:Slia7l7-.--90The Balti'llkiesteotiooknspoissoello4.ion of / •
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that we have given them, and that we consider kr . •
nothingbest
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States, than that inheritance of sentiments which •
Is d and produced—, these events:-
in families with the hereditary succession to , ceded - '
high public functions, and which thus produces an' PROCLAMATION TO Tur,triAeitAatra Or suite.
uninterrupted' line of subjects, whose fidelity and The King orders that youy,towiliefilren up tp thi!.
' Allied troops. Tite protection- 'of. yolti ',property devotedness to 'the Prince and to the country
guaranteed by the principles and the examples which I t arei
c h shall be tip I ted for' the Articles of lit tiender. ' '
of the : thei. hav, received from their forefathers :
HI-BRFIN I AN: HithertisaYo-uP haareproviledi ,by your devolednalleSi Co ilI `
FirlfloM AS 'MORAN, HOTE"lateljell;r3roptirliielori).
.or these closes, exercising the prerogative which
defence, in conjunction with 'the army, your :aft rich. - •
X sarevaienireet Hetet, tsubba, islet woo conducted the i
meet to tbe
club-tnee in the some street for Fifteen Years whit the meat we reserved to ourselves by Article 27th 'of the Char- country; - •, . • •, •
the I'4°. ter, we have declared and do declare • ordered and regarded as rebellion.—The organ qlhel_lireg s 1 tattering aaprobation takes the liberty of informitw
hility and Gentry of the'
Hailed Empire, that he hactakeu the ) . pleasure,. I am come to,intimste his ()Airs to yeti.
order, fII as 0..0ws : - . • above Howe. where he hopes by his assiduity and attention to
(Signed) co N Tft t.:01.00.,. distort.
merit a share of patronage and protection, particutati frets I Art. 1. The Peerage is and shell be hereditary,
before Cl- from male to male, in the coder of primogeniture,in L
, aos,
Aug. 4,lo.rima.lng the functinif of Klit,caiini.eittlifft,
his generous country mesa from whom Moran sr ofteo
- '1 .... Irak i, ..
werienced the greatest kindness. With respect and grmittrde he
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of the Peers who at present compose our
••••--1----.....—,....—...........as : a sa.. i.. i '1
now return; i'4:inks car past favours, and aS9111•11; the Nobility the amity
and Gentry that hi. W Wei, with every other article in his line. Chamber of Peers. STATE PARR' i I -
shall be of the very.best qu silty ; his Livery Swift?, carefully (2. The. same prerogative is granted to the Peers
attended; his Post Carriages nod Horses inferior itt *Mlle inn Ihr• -..416;124.- I . • ' 1 - ' •.' '
I,,sodon roads, witty prop.a attentive. drivers. As him{ u whom we shall hereafter nominate. ' RFIVIRT . . •
Moran fulfils his deny, no haler doe. he look up with ClMhtletire .3. In case of the failure of the direct line in the TO TIIR ICING ON THE SITUATION OF PRANCIif
for toe support ter bis'Aistinguished Massie.
Holyhead, Jelly 12,1815. ! family of a Peer, we reserve to ourselves the right ANI,ON.TIIHRIMAT.IONS .WlTit. WIIIIIIMIFICISr.
'of authorising the transmission of thyitle in such Of ARMIES, 131 f FOUCHE, 11111411111111.01P•2111£1162.,
Tin 841"(1'4" "C""P°I'Y EX"i)* • the collateral lines as we shall l • • • NIMAL POLICE. —., .. %-r-ttirt ,4f• 'i 0
p ease to appoint , is
Tr is now certain that the art of mannfactering .
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which case the person so substituted shall enjoy the c, . .
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. 1 I.!QUID BLACKING his rearmed Inc •cult of tee-
••• il belonging . te Slat,—The devastation of' r ramp u• at its
recutaa,trot there is and letis b•wa a eo- petition nettstea rank of seniority orietnany so the a wage
certain Blocking-inalers, stitch has given a spur in the hive& •
km 'Stith which he shall be invested. height.. Every thing is ruined, wastediaod destroy.
lion. and en can fro-, :whim' e sperience say, that 5 ICII A ~.9,41.
4. In order to the execution of the above Article, ! edv as if we had neither to hope for peace nor .como -
TURNER'S BLACKING 11 ANUFACtUIth, is Ilse Larl• r
don Road, Southwark, has nariteeided preference, over stay
1118 plan of an Ordinance shall be immediately re- position. The inhabitants By before undisciplined,
we have sei.spon er mule triel.of, and ill revolliies She' Lett vented to us, king the regulations both in regard to sokliers-iethe forests are filled
•,with unhapsatisfiedpy httiggs i..
are ouch as noise Ma 'trek, and fair can equal;
REAL JAPAN BLACKING. . the form in which the register shall be kept, wherein who seek. in them a last asylow—the crops sr* pea . ,
Scorn at the Mane vo• house, berate the Right Flom Lord - the itoatioetione of the Peers whom we havebeen fishing (matte ground • in a short time despair wilt, ~
SI .%.4. .lone 20. 1815- , no longer lister Its the voice. of any authority, and ,
ill, London Rom!, seelluebeb. In lb, pleased or shall be pleased to create'are inscribed, .
nothretaken for the triumph of moderota h
Richard Turner.
G• 1101% 4 Sirrl-$. Illlchinz stamen, surer. maketh Oath nod and to regard to the form. of the letters patent which • this war,
vibe, drat the REAL JAPAN BLACKING now made aid are to be delivered to the Pant ON account of; their and justice, will equal io barbarity. those deptpuNM
bolo by him,in his 0%41 proper Dame, al hislllanufactory, ill
I• - !... . i and too celebrated invasion,, • the memory Of which
the Lundoo Road aforesaid, runtimes to he made by (fit same elevation to. the Peerage.
Is ended down in history with Mirror. . •
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workmen. who have hitherto been employed by this Devour*, , 5. The letters patent delivered in execution of the
in his Elusion*, And is of the some qualit v in alt respects, as a.
auove Article, shall all contain the conveyance of a :
6' The Allied Powers have toe loudly proclaimed
that which, under the 'vanes of Geoaca DAY and HENRY
• their doctriue to allow ei,to doubt of their stair staveriw, hus for arms! yeses last pass. hem' prepared aud title attached to each new Peerage. i meg
sold at she said Miumfaciers, is Sispouty, Nulling, and' 6. There titles shall he thrive of Baron, Viscount mitt'. Whet advantage CIO be derived from so a",
Eigluceopenuy bottles.
I Count, Marquis, and Duke. ' useless evils 1 Shall there be no longer any bond of
..,,•Xe ilis„._,,,,,,jyr, '-7. We reserve to ourselves the right of changing
yI connection between the nations I Do they wish to
retard the reconeillation of Europe with France ?
ef,'' 'f4'"i•C4r..r according to our good pleasure, the title with, which
higher title than
Renane.--Mervhants and s
-hollheePers "IPl'lled " I t then Peers are invested, by granting a —One of the views of the Sovereigns seemed to be to
above Blackleg. with six months credit. by white sing their •
of . . . i secure the Government of your Majesty, and yet its
be , twat the original Peerage.
Arc. 15 commands to the Warehouse, where a siugle Bottle may
,
Mr. Fuller. Northiee't 1 I hod as " unnltlie. j 8. Our President of the Council of Ministers is asthnrity is incessantly compromised by the state of
Dube's& Bedford. by , N. B. Agents in the cowry ;—Mills, Hollingsanrik. And daszotS.alitirtite.eaecatina)of tbe.presetit Ordinance. imPettincy to which it is reduced bythem. Its power
the hands of Alder. 1 Co. Portsmouth; Diaper, deltas Chrilesers, 41044 'MN, i -..—.
Glenn at Paris, st the Palace of tile Thuilleries, is even rendered ()dials by the evils of which it seems
ssaa swam • 100 0 'twit maker, ditto; Adam.. pc/fewer, ditto; Tyler, ditto,
to be the accomplice, because it is unable to prevent
• , Steel•house-street, Bit minglorm ; Br. ohs, Arocer, Raummite; ' the 19th of August, in the year of Grace
them. Your Majesty • signed as Ally the Treaty of
•
Aug. 16. 4dßammell, ditto. dirt.; Austin. gi:lrs, dolts; Sweps.4. hug-, • • 1815, and of our reign the 2114. . r
sabseriptinos traumata ; mower, Begot ; New. shoe...milter, Chichesier; Shanebroat
(Signed) . LOUIS. ; the 25th March,• and yet the most direct war.ts•cara
ditto, ditto ; Mi.kes, Si. James-street, Parsers; Shot-
by Mr. Casey, of Liver. I and Co.
' ter, grocer. Half-way Hoot, ditto; French, Queen-suers, And underneath, . i vied on against you. .
pool. By the King, 1 6g The Sovereign' are acquainted with the degree
Wan. Novae, E.g. 5 0 ditto; How, perfumer. Horsham; Vraughn, shoe-maker,
I'. Crompton. M. D. 5 0 ditto; Jennings,
perfumer,
Ashfiirtlt BaisiTord and Coo (Vigned) - Prince De TA LLEYRANO.
ksev, of intelligence possessed by the ;French, no reason.
..---
e, N. and Co. .0, 0 S, otharoplont Mout.clier. East-street, ditto; Few, ditto, . .
B. C. IL 5 0 ditto; Pickard, perfumer, Leicester; Wll3. etlytoill, dint), - Louts, by the Grace of God Kin of France
r tug, no description of AMU, no kind of propriety
J. A. Yates, Esq. 3 0 ' ditto.
and Navarre, &c. escape the penetration of that people—though .humio •
A. Z. S 0 ,
A corn Merchant 20 1 • DEBILITY, dm An account gas been given to us, that very Nina.
courage. The only evils which they cannot support,
aim. `2l. NCOURAGED by the uniform success 'at. derable expences have been incurred since The epoch
T. s. per %fears.are those which they cannot comprehend. Has not
E tending the pendia'. method of Treatment In th.• cure of of 2th h March, for flee service .of the War • Depart. Hoare and Co. . VO 0
a few prevalent Complands, which has been confirmed by the `your Majesty.done every thing for the interest of
client and its Dependencies.
i experience of many years, in n large mid 'esiensive prettify— , - the Powers and for peace, which depended on your
sensible taw), of the happy effect. reswlting to the Public from 1 Coesidering that these eapenCee have exhausted ,
. Bonaparte has not only been dispossessed,
i Medical plea confining their offend-ii to a certain clef or Des-' the finances, destroyed' public credit; and insensibly . efforts
ease,, !Belem GOSS and CO. Member, of the' -Moils' Col- , • • but he is in the hauds• of the Allies ; his family is
1 debts of the • legal chi. - teee of Surgeons in lenirlust, colds...se to direct their studies is, : increaset_ the State, have on
equally in their power as it is within their territo.
those Disorders arising from resecret destructive habit of in- racier, inasmuch- as they ate not authorised by any
ries. 'llie Chambers hasp been dissolved. Soon there
cruisidetate Youth, a ai.:ti slot only • I.llCira,loo, A numerous traits i
, document emanating from oar authority;
of Neivoits Affections, hut also rut sits sin its vntarow all the . Considering,wilt be no men in public feuctions, but those who
enervating imbiselluies of ..id is In that distressing state of 1 nevertheless„ that those. still ttudis.
may be on and friends to peace.
Debility sir Deftrienet , whe.lter the com•equence of sorb bone- '
I charged were in general incurred for wintery sup. depended
tut habits, rseessive drinking, long resi.lehre in hot climates, I 1. , 3 " The iionapartitts were dreaded, though none
or any otherl cause, toy w ei, li the powert of the constitution i PI", EU CODs q e utrice of requisitions, such as re-
of them can any longer be dangerous.. Your Man
hectittie eofeebled, as regain/1y edocated Surgeons of London mounts, and supplies of provisions for garrisons, •
they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound 11.1:11 which sopplit.„ „won! ;„ store; jesty, however, has ou this subject granted 'every •
vigorous. health.,thing that could be granted or required by way of
Where an early application is matte foi the Cure of V Crr- Wields% to give regularity and legality to the said e
pie. ,
Sabi Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of ibehrie- expences, and to .give our subjects a fresh proof of
' ty, the erediradon is generally completed in the short space sof 46 If, after vanquishing France, they pretend ,
, our • - • ••• I I • . have ordainedand
piste., ant our c .•meucy, we
that it ought still to be pueished,•this languag: which
too days. mid its the snore advanced mid invetetate stages .t.
1
Venereal infection, characterized try n swirly of painful and
didressing symptoms, a peiseyeranre in their plan ( withotit re •
straw indict or exercise) will ensure to the Patient a permaneut ~ .
do ordain asfollows :
Art. 1. MI the expences incurred in the War De. ought not to base been expected after the pro..
miser of the Sovereigns, requires that they should
1 part/neat, from the 20th of March, 1815. in virtue
; and radical cute.weigh well all the consequences. For what do they
1 The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected •of orders emanating from, other. authority thin!, ours, • •
wish to punish. us ? Ls it to expiate the .amts. with, or toenail; from the salu.se Compl•oit, have visit escaped 1 and which shall be proved iu the forms prescribed by
their attention; by an infallible and improved plan, they ;riven. tion of ore man and the evils which it has pro...
lahled to remove obstinate therm mei Sitio...ref, whether
recent or of long duration. a biotin resorting to the painful
WWI damterous use of ids Caustic Bougie. M•tityi,P•taill'eS inn be n
! the regulations, shall he considered as expellees of
duced I We were ourselves the• first victims, and
• the State, to be attached to the 'Budget of the %Val. • . .
.we have twice delirered Europe from them. It lc
' adduced of very inveterate cases. of several year, coritistuaure, ; 3-'epart melte few the year 1815. I not in foreign countries, but in France, that terror..
• having yielded to their mei h.al ilia few days. after the cure had : , 2. Our Minister of War shall cause a general state.' has .
cons antty troubled his repose notwithstanding his • been attempted by other Practitioners; without Wee! ; "WI I meet to• be made out of such of these expences as -
;at* has been the agreetittl, resell of a practice of 1i year.. i power. I
mode
dim the or ircitimenl n;,:,hot, is one single instance, ever have and payment of have not been paid, shall order, • "He was newer able to render the war national ;
poised abortive, ng which p.riad many thew, .mul persase ' them.
, • instruments are not accomplices. Who does riot
of Both Sexes have raper Waved tbe ett.trucht ..1 haviint heels •3. ...._ _ , dawn to this day for pi, i
1 ne payments made
: perfectly cured, after severe and injur ous methods had been 7 know that the person who exercises tyray - finds al-
; persevered in to no purpose. and allowances for military service, although grout-
; ways in the multitude •
Tu Married Foliates, whose espectations of those tender —3
la, subsequently to the Ist of March, 1815, by so . •
• self obeyed ?
pledge, of conoub:al hapvinex. have he. ti defeisted, it tuns. also .„
I overnment, shall be allowed in the accetnits .
be a pleasing rettect ion to k. ow. tll4l by a prop,* iaaseveran. e halt G 1 46- We are even i
in their retoedais. the general health is renovated, awl the lot- of the Pa) masters who have disbursed them.
! they were compensate
. pedimetts removed.
: 4. The Minister of IVar shall, from this day forth,
I Messrs. Goss and Cu. exclosively professingP:e ruse or these What image
, particular c plzint., in order that they essay mot be marked take the necessary measures that no payment shall hold up to us, but ii
!by it mistaken few, with the obloquy no justly almened is, Ike be made for military pay or allouances, otherwise
perished and closed
ignorant einpilic, 'Wilk it hut justice to themselves to seats. .
than in conformity
with our Ordinance of this month '
that they lunge been properly educated nod initiated into every make new conscripli
branch sit the profession (certiticatEs of which, from various -.on Hite head. i
• mowed down in bath
hospitals, and testimonials (rani the highest profe.limial souks. ! 5. Our Ministers *of War and of Finance are
•
ritirs, they have in convince any enquirer). 'f hat el resideoee . rest of Europe, by tl
i.e ,i the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world. n. well ~ in , charged with P the execution of the resent Decree
' ' calamities.
mart parts, etrittobicus them to swsert. Ow their researelse, ; Given at Paris, the 28th of July, 1815, and ofi la 'Cite army is subhaving been comities' to diseases already monnetated, they hold I our reign the 21st.
not le, l'l'l Millis' of renovation le, .w its labour under the + . Still exists. We ougl
"rblidotliii: rll•cts of a life pas,editoder the torrid z.nte. And I .B the Ki (Signed) LOUIS,
subject without any
ng
Niftier, that having had opportutsit ha, in their prolessi.sisal ea- y ,
pacify, of formiug nuintimate oraptaititanee with the ronstitu- (Signed) . The Marshal GOUYION ST. CYR. I the army is now only
limits' habits of seafaring persons. they offer to them the best .--- . i lic tranquillity. Its
assurances of immediate ref ; 800 the success resulting from
PARrs, Avo. 20.—Ttsirty thousand of the Allied being an evil, preveni
their endeavours bra induced them to quit the practice of the ,
general practitioiwr: und they presume their pretes ~ ' ems. ; troops are in Provence, the 6,
and the. Austrians make de- The return of ..
iodate a fair ground for the tioprectalea ted cmihdence with monstrations as if they would enter Toulon—it is not people will be attended
which they have, by the public. heeds, liberally honoured. ; .
1....• ' 'mown upon what terms. conclusion of the war
Pathan-, in the Country are repieqed in state the part—. are i
hflheireme, age, and manner of living. enclosing a remit more 1 It IS reported - means ofresuming th
that Murat is concealed in the neigh
for advice nod medicines, and I he remedies will be gwrb or for.; I.
1 bOurilood e f Marseilles;
bat
other persons state, that bits, but before that '
worded to any part of the kingdom.
use daily (persatualw. sir ray letten,l 'To be consulted at their ho 'o nthas granted him permission mentation is
the Austnan G. serum. not ex
put paid) by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, I to join his wife. .., bushed, the mingling
and intention.
Goes Cu. Sorgeoas,B .uraciewraei, Pitteketreet. i Religious and political fanaticism combine to set would be only throwing
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It who exercises tyranny finds al.
le a sufficient force to make him.
reproached with his successes :
ted by a number of reverses.—
e announcement of his victories
'hat of the conscriptions which
d their short career, only to
lint's, which were again to be
!tie ! We were saved, like the
the same mountings and the same
bmissive to your Majesty, but it
gilt to explain ourselves on this
y reserve. %Vila( sernaitia of
attached to peace and the pub.
s state of re-union, far from
tits the evil from extroding.—
soldiers into the bosom of the
,ded with no &nor'. when the
car shall allow the people the
their occupations and their ha.
time, and so long as the ter.
tinguished, nor obedience esta.
g the soldiers with the cititeni
ing new iudanunable matter into
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