The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-11-08 00:00:00

THRATRK ROYAL. URURY.LANM.
tr S present EVENING, Nov. 8, their
SerV•Mt< vill .prt.nn

TIDE MAID OF Tim
nifty, Mi,s Naas.
Tn will hr ',bled,

MODERN ANTIQUES.
✓ittrodneo The Country I;irl.
I.ta, 'zit, T ,nserlane; Bljazet, 111 r. Kean.
• ;) 1.6 Se opened at half pnot Eve n'etsek. In
he-
,!'.,q.,
P 4. 74. ; Reenna Price 34. 6.l.—Pit, 31. 6i.; Second
rri.r. 14 lemer as: err. Scrotal Price. lo.—Upper
1641..66, Is ; Secoti.S Pure. 61.

^i:EA I'KE-ROVAL. COVENT nitn.DEN
TII I g present EVENING, Nov. 8)
%he peen-me?. .

, .
THE COUNTRY GIRL.
Alin Peggy, Mr:. Ahop.
To erii.rh will b• added.

TtTE FOAM* OF 13ONDY ;
I Ir, E DOG OF MONTARGIS.
Thursday, The Canse.ter.

If4s,i. Second• Price 6d.—Pit, Sr. 6d. i Seenad
Price, I.—Loxee Cisikry, a. ; Seemed Plitt, 11.—Upwr
Gol-r v. li. c Screed Pries, M.

More; f..r th. Itinita.--ti; taken
.of Mr. II andon, at the
rox-mice, Mot- reel, from ten till four.

A l'rivkie Box way be had nightly, im application to Mr.
Mao& n, at the Box-ulke.

CHOICE WINES.

VAMILIES may be supplied with very good
W:1 ITE WIN IS, front 311. to 404. per (I,.zeit It l.:1)
SINE, three )sun nlll, nt ISt. ; SHERRY at 42, deliv,•red
Err of ex Note to any part of London, from the Wine Em-
porium, Angel-min, fltroginorton-t.o eel, near the Rank.

This da.• is published.
Price
WATE'RLOO and other POEMS.
By E. L. SWIFT, E?q. Barrister al Law.
Prii.ted fur .1. J. Stock(' .le. 41, P4ll Mull.
kisu in one tiegaslt viii. 4i.., wish !Bops and beau)iful coloured
Plaitri, price I:irge paper 51. 51.
TRAVV.I.S in RUSSIA. POLAND.•tite BALTIC, Rm.
By Ruhert J.•ino-ton, Esq. A. M. Dedicated by Permission
Se the Prime Regent.

Sant. Whitbread, Esq.
M. P. £lOO 0
Sir (lateen Heath-
cute'. Rat!. M. P. ;;;,) 0
T.W. Coke, Esq. M.P. at U
Sir F. Burdett, bait.
M. P.
J. 13. Monek, Eros.
Coley Pask, Reading 90 0
Y. Z. 40 0
Mr. Alderman Wood 20 0
Eurl Stanhope 10 0
Edw. Aurae's. F.sq. 20 U
Perry, Esel. Chronicle 10 0
. Mr. Fordisauf 10 0
'A. B. 1.1 0
ble.srs. Beasnale & Soo 10 10
Major Cartwright 10 0
John Johnson. Esq. 10 0
lialleer, L.sq. 5 U
Lord - 10 0
W. Jones Burdett. Esq. 5 5
Thos. Nona/sure, &11. b 5
Mr. Bird i• Jk
Mr. Murray 5 5
Massey Dawson, Esq. 5 b
E.lsee 5 0
Mr. Waithman 5 h
Mr. Galloway 5 0
Mr. West b b
Mr. Charles Hoppe b 5
Mr. Hans 9 3
Mr. Keinnsish 2 2
C. 2
Mr. Wishful 2 2
W. 1 1
Mr. Case 1 0
J. D. Bow 1 0
Mr. R. Lark 1 1
Ikon: Lampert 1 1
Mr. F. 1 I
Mr. Petelps 1 1
Mr. Thompson 1 1
W. 'I% 1 1
T.B. 2 2
Sir. J. C..llinge 2 0
.ir. Harding 2
Mr. Walker 2 2
Messrs. Puller 2
Ir. S. Perry 5 (I
Mr. Swain 2 2
T.ll. 1 • 1
John Fitzgerald, Esq. 5 0
.1. F. Grant, Etal. M. P. 5 5
Saul I Sah.crii,ti.ws 4 10
W. A. Miles, I-sq. 5 5
Win florlee, 2CS
Mr. Pick..rel b 0
M . Loco. k.Noliinglinns id 0
A. Gesnt, Esq. 2.
Mr. Fate' r, NortlelPet 1
Co•lipol.itor., Nes,.
men, st e. at the
Sou. mean ()dice
Grev
Esq.
lime, mar Liverpu .1 '2O 0
Mr. C. Sutton, Pew-
ter. Nottingmm
A few Friends to Ft ee-
door at the Sir Fr.iii-
ci• Burdett, dot..
7'. S. per Messrs.
Hoare and Co. 2) 0
Mr. Mitchell, Nesna.stle
F. Manners, Esq. 1 1
A. E. 1 0
A Friend to the Cause 10u. 6d.
G. Rogers. Esqiikour It-
;Tukwila
James Thornm, Esq.
of Mount St. Albans 221
Colloid John me .5 01
Mr. John Biiniord to. 0
R. P. Swaine. Esq. Leeds 3 0
Mr. W aeelcr 9 0
WM. ROSCO.'s 1:`q• 5 0
P. Crompton. M. D. 5 0
C. B. and Cu. 5 U
B. C. I). - 5 0
.1. A. Yates, Lsq. 3 0
A. Z. S 0
Welts each parkut n riper 0e ample instructions is given A Core Merrlyint '1 0
or erns. This paper ce.tstainl isa arrount of this most P. se:i.,:cy. Esq. fl
s' ovular, iaterestisig, ni,d inestimable specific, and of the r• P. Keit- 1 1
II" by which it has come, eirlaively,.to the present Pru- A kw Friends in Kent
ptielor. L. M. 13• rares, Lsq.
T" >t Period sending (pors•pairl) a wrier/so race and Two I,e(!taery 10 10
P hick t, B.slols al Mr. Martin's, the Baron will I'. Ailoors, Is.q. (.r.
kIA 1)1 It ist his written iielviee in Fetelish. 'fhb advice shall, rood sabscriptsien)„ 4
lf me • requ -
ired, be given iu French, German, Spanish. or 11:.- J. V. 1
Geo. Turner, Esq. 1 0
The Enron may he consulted. :ter-on:My. nt Mr. Martin's, Sam. Wells,just. Esq. 1' 0
creel Monday from Twelve until Ti•ree. His fee on such tx- Wm. Carr, Esq. Ask- •
"1",lons is Five P10111(19. His advire . may be .oarided in. He born, near York 10 0
bm devoted a life Of stud y and research to the imporraut ) • Joan, Wyhowii, Esq. 5'5
.1. C. 1 • n
Each Bank-note to be sent must he cut itlso two parts. On blarmadakeShaw, Esq. 2. 0
the rer...pi of the first pert brioAnikeowlettged by past, the se- J. D. J. 10,. 011.
rand part stenold he forwarded ; and on lice receipt of the second Jurawn Grigby, Esq.
part, the p:trket or the advice, as the case may be, si.all be Buty 10 0
pet lu,aty iransuei.ted h. like relarnlog post. Edward Lawson. Esq. 1 0
_Like mercury and inoculation, nrintah, or The Remedy, The Friend. to Fiee.
rkco an era in physics-the nusl *purism!, perhaps, of the diem at. the Rals-liffe
wee. Arens, Nottingh:an 11

Tu Gentlemen, Nuriertiden. and Others.
TO •BE SOLD B V AUCTION,
lit Mr. COCiIIIAN.
On the PreiniA.s, Edgeware-road. sin MONDAY. Ow '2otlt of
November, and following Days, at Eleven o'clock, by Order
of the Assigord of Mr. Fisher, Paddintton„
VALUABLE NURSERY STOCK ; consisting
of very Ant tr,citivd French Prather, standard and
dwarf Trained and Maiden Peaches. Nectarines, Apricots,
Plums, Cherries, Pears, etc.; a variety of Stoulti and Forest
Trees; Evergreens Ito.", Siberian Lilacs, Pinks, and Plants
is Pew, establiae,l9 for ford ; Ainericau and Ruse Sinolr,
layers: Flower /toots, But Edging, Plocie, ald Carts,
a variety of Nurarry Implements, fine Quick HeclAe,
'l. he vir it el till 'be Sale, and Catalogues hnil, by apple-
irg .0 the Prevail vt at Ifni. Auction Mart, nenr the Batik;
%c s. Gordon and Co. Fenchurch -freer ; Mebsr.. and
loos rivrt.oreet ; Belvidere. Tavern, Pentonville; and Coin-
moiions :Lid Particulars, by applt ing to Mr. Cochran, Auc-
tower, Nn. 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor—ion:lre.

53 0

ONE DAY OVER.
THE RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN!
3 Priz-s id .€50.0,r0 1
4
1 4.000 v-rhineiit St.irk. or
1 1,(Y.1 the Value in Malley.
9
9 3tso j miaow SG.
&bidet nearly 4,000 other Prizes of £lOO. £10.), £5O,
&e. fir.
BrGINS AT NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING,
1 HURSDAY. NOVEMBER. 16. whirls will be the
LAST DAY t'Uf ONE!

ritsil, the Contractor, returns his grateful
T. thanks to bit brio f.
rieneLt., the Pithlir. for their diAin.
seabed potion:iv in I Li. Lilllefirs, but more particitlart‘ for
tin. unprecedented &rutin he hits experienced up to the ilia u• •
leg of tile pees ot Lottery, one day or which bent:. over. •41,1
Death Al.l. We Capital Prizes yet undtitun. he 'tn., the plea-
sure to announce the riclie4 Wheel ever known ha the tonna. of
L tern.%

Ticl t. mid Shares (warranted unJrawn) nre eiting at his
&mope 011eert, 4, Corwhill = and 9, Charitr4 Gtw.

PIIEM LAM.
PPROFESSORBA ItON BLEIZACIT, of Prus-
sta, tieing now the sole poseisor thi, e,..1.•br.0ej r;.,„
Boned). is happy fa olier it to the Briti Public.
It is used Linn derangements of the distiwise organ', of the
tit tar bladder. Hui of the kiduies ; after urconehrincio,
• ia chiarinis, es' ,:reen sickness.
it rffetsually removes ;slits or weakness. Of iffeitlififilies
rogitlfril by Hifh defooje,ofilit. ; iuruntiuetuia urinals.
palm htra nmplex. nn.l floor lithe•.
Occultly peaces-alive, actively synspntlietic. intensely cor-
irri,s,"ia,, the extraordinary ant esiplisiie ;imprint,' of
Pll IAILA 11. or The Remedy 4 rt. tr earlent and plastic
poker" in entering nod In ylvif in; ; its peculiar prodee.
live pri.iciple— all render it soyereigna
uerivalled, andinvalua-
ble.
No p-.in attends it. tint danger, our confinement. nor
▪ mor unpleasmit od..er. It tipet..tes as if it ails a chum.
O'ep ,k..t .4 it elfeets a cure.
li n, it sake.' islet nally.
Tlsr. fli.eatrA nisigelinsmerated, particularly gonorrkra sim.
'Vex. ~r pint. aid Misr alba", be fetal to females, are nice; able
▪ 41.1 o:her want.
A t.nrket of Ii *right an nonce. It can he enclosed in a let.
t .r. seal in any climate.
, afire of a packet. including dot v, is one pound sten.
"C. ho abatement wail he made to the purchaser of a lugger
PIIEMLAM is sold rob, by Mr. Martin (Baron Illeinctes
meet). No. S 6, Stimiser-phice, Brsatiston-square, Lon-
rt:ll tin where else, evrty this (Sundays excepted) from
/seise until Three.
„,1.0 a Promo cot ft distance, sending by pent note r.r One
'"111.4 tinder a carer, din deli to Mr. Martin, and pa% i.t the
a packet. legally a ill he .out by port
'Meta met, thrived in such manner ar the person may de-
nte.

8 10
O. u

2 2

I 0

5 0

L.,:

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LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. Thos. nubile, Bolton-
Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, le-Mears .C 5 .0
Aug....a S. 1815, Robt. Taylor, M. D.
AT a MEETING of the FRIENDS of the ditto 2.. 2
Jaines I.L•an, ditto 1. 0
LIBERTY of the PR ESq, held this day, " lake into Wm. Riiwker, ditto 1' 0
omsideration the hest means of Mho-ding peruniary relief to Mr. jd„refaithfo than for_
9. LOVELL. Prnpriet.ir nf the STATESMEN Neospaper, for. tii.,nte. ditto i• a
the heavy los,eF, and m.1,441* .nri.ertlif,S. lie 1144 incurred jmne,
in firwly upholding, for a series of years, the invaluable Li- Haselden. ditto 1. 0
; Jas. Morris, Rreight-
Lefty of the Free, met, near ditto
Mr. JOHN PICK ."RD, in the Chair. I John Heywood, &I-
tnn-le-hlotars
Resole. d,
I R. Nutt:ill, Mere-hill
That it appears to this Meeting, that Mr. D. Loveil, the Pro- • ,
near disto
pri,tor and Publisher of the Sr ATESMA N, eminentt as an lade- Ems Votes, Bolton. 1 0
pendent Journal in the cause of C.vil and Religious Freedom,
D-bert freywohd. ditto 11
00
has sustained an imprisonment of Four Years and a Half in the
Isewgnie, for what have been deemed three separate 's"
Liberty of she Press,
Libels, and which have been proved not only to have been no- I
.1. ilre,teil
intenthinally libellous on hi. part, but in our of the three cases ,
the insertion was during his confinement, and entirely without ""
kluitumie-Moora
his ktianledge.
That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that it iv an indision-
sible duly nit the part of thi. Adviintes of the Liberty of the
Press to indemnify Mr. Lovell fur the losses he has incurred in
maintainine, his steady and inflexible tintrititisin, and for his
unwearied alai lii m si...ertion of the Constitutional Rightsof the
People during the whole period of the publication of that
Journal.
Thal these exertions of Mr. Lovell in the cause of Liberty,
Tiut:i. mid Justice, iii,irpendent of hi, sufferings and losses, en-
title him to the mark,' intention rind support of the Public,
and that this Meeting acrortlingly feel great pleasure in pro-
M.iliiig nod recomnientlic4 the Subscription already commenced
In his behalf.
That at no epoch of o.e erviliged world has the independent
exercise 6f the Liberty of the Press promised In confer 5.) much
benefit no Society ht the present period; it is. therefore,
incumbent on ttinte who revere that Liberty to manifest
u rea ouptin7l is. behalf of every mai. who has ..rid
may bee •er risen that t0t.,1 essential hulwaik of the hide-
pendence •id freedom of wok intl.
Thai Seven Gentlemen he appointed by this m...efline to net as
a Cnimnitee, to carry luta eruct the objects of the foregoing
Resolutions.
JOHN PICKARD, Chairman.

1 0

(Sigt:ed)
Resolved Unanimousls,
That the thanks of the Meeting he given to the Chairrhan fur
conducting impartially the praccedlegs of this evening
sunscnitrions RECEIVED:
Duke of Bedford, by
the hinds of Alder-
tat/11 IV tiOti
R. !Moline, Fsq. 11 3
A few Friends at the
Coach and Horses,
Dartford
Mr. Bryan Corcoran
W.S.
Gollia2tott Lake,
near Hetiford
J. Willi:, E5(l. High
W‘combe
52 Friends of the Green
Man, Pt eston
Chandos Leith. Esq.
of the Albely
Gr. .ittlin Peacock
A fen Friends. to the
Attehor. Coppice-
row, Cierkenwell
A. Crompton, I.=n. of
RreckCtrit.ige,Wal..
ton, near lolierponl 10 0
Mr. :Mortimer, Wareham 1 U
A Friend, per ditto 1 0
Compositors of the
Liverpool Mercury 1 10
Mr. Edward Baines,
Leeds 2 2
&Who Bruere, Esq.
Brighton
Mr. Newbold, ditto
Mr. Smith, ditto
Two Friends to the
Chose, ditto 1 0
Mr. Nutter. Cambridge 1, 0
W. E. Burke. E.y 5 0
J. Collier, Esq. Ply-
mouth 5- 0
A few Friends at Boston 3 9
Mr. Hovel!, Cambridge 2. 0
Mr. Eaden. ditto 1" 0
John Tennant, Esq. b 5
Mt. E. A. Forth:on I'lo
E. S., Southwark 5, 0
A few Frietwlsot Mr.
J. ferry's, Peck-
Nottitigharti ii. 4s. 6d.
Lord Holland 10 0
Henry Schultes,
Heading 5. 0
Ilettry [Alert!, Esq.
Ileverley 5. 5
An ((1.1 Friend 5 0
Joseph Birch. Esq. •
P. of Red Driz-
zles, near Liverpool 10. 0
Messrs. Greta 1 •
J. B. 2. 2
Mr. W.Clark.Coventrtf. I. 0
Mr. Abraham Herhert,do.l.
Mr. Charles Bill, do. r 0
Mr. Joh.. Clark, do. 0 10
Mr. Joseph Riley. do. 0 5
Marquis of Tavisteek 10 •0
Mr. Robert Preston,
Liverpool
Mr. W. Preston, do.
Mr. R. Preston. do.
Mr. P. Woods, do.
Mr. I). Hess), do.
Mr. J. Fairfield, do.
Mr. Sara, Forg,,
Mr. 11. Ellif4lllll,
Rev. W. rd, do.
Mr. Thos. Seddon, do.
Mr. Jos:Harvey, du.
Mr. Enoch Harvey, do.
Mr. W. Harvey, do.
Mr. John do.
Mr. J. R. Frrtne, do.
W. T. do.
J. D. T. do.
Erie go brnh, in.
Mr. John Clarke, do.
Mr. Thos. Ilatrott, do.
Mr. Jas. Lord. do.
Mr. Randle', do.
Mr. T. Eyre, do.
Mr. M. Bower, do.
A Friend to the Li-
herty of the Prey.
Dortur B. Gilchrist,
Edinburgh
Mr. Smith, Liverpool
Mercury
Mr. It. Lack
Mr WM. Barnard
Joseph Martin, Esq.
K. Cuttlitre, Esq.
Blackburn
Mr. Benjamin Flower

Friends to thr Liberty
of the Press,

emb,rland Arms,
swell-green
The Youthful Friend.
, of Freed.on. the
' of Lena

ni .4 441

"'The Cause for which Hmititbate fell in the tett!, and Sratier died en the eceffl4ll"

FRENCH PAPEttS.

John Burnett, Ecq.
Woodend S.:oltage,
ncir A bribaib 0
Mr. It. J. Harrison SI

Sabscripliora received by Mr. Alderman Wood, Falcon-
sqtinre, L.•ndnn t Samuel Wool's, h..q Sir uet Mi. 111.1c,way,
Book,eller, f irc:wfitiJ t Mr. WeA. %Am/ o .rt. ttirey-
street ; Mr. A. Gall..was. 11. db ..o; Mr. 'four, '4otishoory.
square. Heel street ; Mr. Hardy; Fiert,ooret ; a• the 11,r of
the Crown nod Anchor TaVerr, Strand ; the Office of the
STATESN N Newspaper= mod les the S•cn••an', Lollos'it-
wee,. southanik. J. A. JUCt(t.S, j.lll. Secretary. •

PARIS, Nov. 4.—ln the discussion which took
place in the Chamber of Peers, on the 31st ult. on
the plan for a new organization of the Chamber of
Accounts, Count Lanjuin-is, a Member of the
Committee charged to report on the subject, tuoved
the Adjournment of the Law until the presentation
of the Budget.

It was on Wednesday last, at a very brilliant
horse-race, in the plain of Sablons, that Prince
Blocher was thrown from his horse, and dislocated
his shouttler, his horse having got entangled in, the
rope which surrounded the race-ground. The race
was with English horses, and there were, of course,.
many wagers lost and won on the occasion. A num-
ber of elegant women were present, on horseback,
or in carriages.

.•
We learn from Bourdeaux, that the levying of the
war loan for the department of the Gironde, conti-
nues to be effected with considerable facility ; the
district of Maas, which had 300,000 fr. fixed for its
proportion, now owes not more than 95,000; the
district of Lesparre, which had 31-1,000 imposed on
it, has raised 172,000.
Before the departure of the different articles of art
which were taken from the Museum, in consequence
of the claims of the Pope, M. Girodet, one of our
first painters, employed a part of his fortuniand all
his t*r ',in taking casts of several antique statues,
and drawings, for the purpose of painting a number
of studies after the fittest pictures of the Italian
schools.

Hi 4 hinjesty has offered the Pelace Elysee Bour-
bon to the Duke of Wellington for his residence.—
The General accepted the offer, and will immediately
take up his residence there.

On Monday, the trial of Marshal Ney will com-
mence : M. Berryer, his defender, will argue before
the Court-Martial the question of competence. M.
de Lavaßette will certainly appear before the Court
of Assizes on the 16th. But neither the First Prt•si-
dent Sevier, nor M. Beßart, will preside. The po.
Racal and judicial avocations of these two Magistrates
will not allow them the necessary time. M. Owlet,
Councillor of the Royal Court, will preside ; and
M.'ffua, Advocate-General, will he the Prosecutor;
M. 'Pripier is IL fAvallette's advocate.
The Chamber of Deputies has, it is said, in a Se.
cret Committee, decided, that it will take into consi-
deration a proposition which has been made to it, to
efface from our codes the words which remind of the
usurpation.

We are assured that General Droner, Count
D'Erlon, has been arrested in Paris, where he was
concea led.

Rear-Admiral Linois, late Governor of Guada.
loupe, and General Boyer, the Commandant of the
troops in that island, are prisoners at the Ahhaye.
Count Girardin and M. Odiot, superior Officers of
the National Guard, have given in their resignation.
The Spanish Minister at War, Ballasteros, is not,
as has been said, in disgrace nor dismissed from
Madrid; on the contrary all.the changes which took
place on the 7th October, are ascribed to him.— The
Duke of Infantado continues with his Catholic Ma-
jesty, and is President of the l'rivy Council. The
Duke 'of San Carlos is detained at Bayonne by ill
health.

General Venni, former Commandant of the Cote-
d'Or: M. L° jean, FA-Receiver-General of. the same
Department; M. Royer, Ex-Counsellor of its Pre-
fecture ; and M. Demos's, former err joint of the
Mayor of Dijon, have been arrested, and are confined
at Dijon.
The Minister of the Interior has written a Circular
to the Prefects of Lot, Dordogne, Finisterre,
Vilaine, and some other districts, nuthorsing them to
draw some of money for the organization of troops to
repress ell kinds of sedition.
The Journal des Debuts has the following remark*
on Count Lettjuinais :-
46 We have lately observed, that the Count's po-
litical life presented more than one difficult problem
for solution; the following is another. which we
request his friends, if they can, to solve in his fa-
vour.
46 The Count was a Member of Bennpn rfe's Cham-
ber of Deputies ; he wns its Presidestt ; h" protested
with it against the' dissolution of that 130d1 , created
by the Usurper, and which had consecrated usurps.
Bon. Those Deputies, driven from their orilitiqry
place of meeting, still re-assembled at the Count's
house. Coant Lanjuinnis, then, regarded the dis-
solution of that pretended Representative Body as
Mee, as fatal to-the public welfare. He seemed to

Dij.in, Oct. 23.

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,;r:

Al it riiend 'of Free 1 i think that it continued to exist of right,if not in fact.
Di'e"A-i""' P. Bar"! 'EI ° And yet, a month after this protest, Count banjui.
An 01 i Inhabitant of
Button 1! 0 nais, nominated President of an nectmal College,
Thos.. Lee, Bono*
• Thar. Cullen, ditto
A Friend In. the Li. 010
010 • accepts this favour tied commission; he pre-Lies at
• . new elections, contributes himself to the formation
hertv ofthiPr6.,do. 010 of a new AssemWy, which radically destroys that
!Joint linslasn, ditiu t) 10' for the conservation of which he had protested
A Friend to Catholic
liffritiripailsbn, ditto ss. 6i. How Conciliate this protest agnitist the suntan! Ilion
Oilier Filen& of Free ; of one Body with co-operation in the establishment
Enquiry, and Rea- !of a new one, that consecrates more am than
tars of the State.-• p y
miin, slims 41.81.6 d. ever the destruction of the former, and manifests it
to all the world ? Still more,—Count fAnjuinnis, as
one of tlie Peers, forms part of this secmid Assent.
bly, so incompatible with the first one, %which ups
peered to him, only four months ago, alone worthy
to represent the French !—We ask of him and.Mo
friends, where are that flrmners of character, that
constancy of opinion, and invariability of principle
which they have so often beets.pfea:;ed to ascribe to
him ?"

1 ot.Ar. COURT OF PARiC:
This Court was opened on the. '24t instant, whets
the Stlembers.were usseuibleci, and appeared in red
robes.

M. Btr.r.AaT, Attorney-General, pronounced a
discource on the citifies of the Gentlemen of the Bar.

The'First President Seguier, afterwards delivered
nn address on the subject of love of the" public good,
from-which the following are extracts :
" The- Mogist rate, in the exercise of his functions,
is a mere, effigy decorated with purple, unless he join
to his love of the public welfare, love of the Monarch
who confides to him the finest
.portion of his ,au-
therity."
This idea furnished the Speaker with en opportu•
nity of contbating, as follows, those false theories
of which unhappily experience has so cruelly demon.
strated the absurdity :
. 1 " authotity proceeds from God," said the
First President, " and it is not given to the people
Ito diepose of .it. In vein pride protests; it must
yield to.the law from on high, which alter all our
faults is still very mild. Our ancestors, who guard.
ed their franchises, and cherished their liberty, wiser
than we, recognised that our Kings reign by the
Grace of God, and not by the Constitutions. Legia
timate hereditary sovereignty guarantees the repose
of contemporaries and of posterity ; usurped autho-
rity, ephemeral in its nature, disturbs nocial order,
and serves as a punishment to the people. The
Monarch, image of the Divinity, does not less repre•
sent his subjects, than a father represent his children.
The supremacy of both constitutes the etsentially as.
tura! state. Everi other political forwi is a dein..
Lion from the general rule, and contaiins a principle
of return to primordial disorder."
The First President then developed, succession,
the different modes in which the MsAistrates, the
Advocates, and Altotniee. should di,tplay their ate
tachment to the public we' fire. The wittole discourse
was heard %rich lively interest.
The Siting closed by a call of the names of alt.
the Advocates, and the whole Bar irdividually re.•
new eci their oaths of fliolity to the King, the Cone
stitutinoal Charter, and to currcetne..l in, the per-
ionartnee of their duties.
CHAMBER CF PEERS. Ocr-11.

The Keeper• of the Scali presented letters of na-
turalization for Lieut.-Gen. Count Le erdo, sbiirn it-
Cophilonia, in the cI- I.(int deportment of Ithaca,.
the 6th of Aug. 1773.—They were refitted' to ••
Committee. •

The Chamber then proceeded to discvss, at great
length, the plan of law fur the new organization of,
the Chamber of Accounts.

DiJOV OCT. 28

ORD; it OF TIIP ISTo MILITARY Itlt77stoh:
Tire Lieutenant-General Commandant of the Diti:
610 n has been hammed that the military, either tem-
porarily or constantly, within the division, disptinse,,-
even when dressed in their uniform, with %veering
the white cockade, which forms an essential part,
of it.
This neglect or this affectation, they being almost
equal in guilt at a time when it becomes the duly of
loyal and faithful subjects to mark the seal and the
sentiments with which they are animated for the iN-
terests of the State and of the King, must cease, and',
if necessary, be promptly punished.
The General or superior Officers commanding the
Departments eempwiteg the Division, are in conse-
quence requested to issue orders to the military of all
ranks and every arm, to have in future the white
cockade on their schakos and other military equip
mews, which they near, although they should not
be otherwise in uniform. Every et.ntravelit ion of this
order will be punished according to circumstances,
and an account immediately rendered to the Liyete.
nant-General Commandant of Division, who will;
make it known to Govcrnment._ _

The otfieers, anb.olhiers, and soldiers, who soli.
cit or expect any distinction whatrier, and thovw
who receive or pretend to obtain pay if whatever
nature it may he, will be in an error if they consid.r.
themselves ns not conlinuing.to he subject to the ju-
risdiction of Ike police nod of snititary
The Litutenact.nelieral Co•nimnn:Lan of the
Al ilium; Dirsiust. •
&Mai TIM; BA I/ LT.

NANTES, OCT. 30.—Several indiwidnils hive shown
themselves nn the two last Soutlays, in the Ouhlic
walks and in the streets of this 4.;ty, with nosegays
of violets and rerl pink 5, and having insulted and even
struck some pevrms decorated with the !illy, Over
Prefect has issued an Order, directing that veerr
person' who shill be met in the walks, streets, or pub.
lie places, hearing prominently or affectedly, vintett
or red /rinks, shell he an vsted on the spot, soder the
bidh Police, and registered at the bedsit-QIN:4n di)
t.
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