The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-26 00:00:00

WATERLOO. •
FRENCH PAPERS.
iladeungton. N. B. 13th July. 1815.
AT a GENERAL MEETING of the NOBLE-. - --ere5......
.Clk. MEN, FREEHOLDERS, JCS PICEs of PACE.
THOULOUs!•:. Atin. 13.
and HERII'OIIB of the County of 11 ADDINGTON, held
PINICLAMATION OP HIS lettTAt. HIGHNESS THE DOKE
here this Day by speceial Advertisement, it WO. Unanimously
irwinstnaandry Sounipchr.iptitioonf ftohrosreaisbiograv: D'ANGOULF.Mr.
TICTIABITAIM OP THE Mr* ttEMENTS Or THE
RFuetlfedor'rleclieevnintegrtneil"daa,
Soldiers who have fallen is the late Engagements, particularly
in the ever-memorable Battle of Waterloo, on the nth of June; SOUTH !
and the funds so raised shall form part of the General Subset ip- The King our Lord and Coyle being re-established
lion by the Meeting of Merclusets, Bankers, dad others, at the on hie Throne, and basing acquainted us that the
City of Lunettes Tavern, 28th of Jun! lase
rbe Earl of Wentyla Robert Hay, Eq. of Powers which he tens pleased to confer on us for the
and Minch totb. Spuit . • £lO 10 7th, fiti., Oilt, 10111, and 11th military divisions, by
scribed and paid la David Anderson, of
Edinburgh £lO5 0 Si. Germaine
.10 10 letters patent of the sth of March and 7,11 of Suite
The Earl of nodding- Robert Brown, of .last, have ceased to exist, we hasten to express to
ton 52 10 Markle 10 10 you our sensibility for the zeal and devotedness,
Sir Geo. &ellen Rep. W- flamer, of Tyne•
buta,Bart. of Soma- field 2 2 above all praise, with which you so efficaciously
too 21 01 Coheir, Maidaud, of contributed to the restoration of the Royal Autho.
James Hunter, Esq. Maitlandheld . y
. Hou
' 5 5 city.
of Thurston 21 01 Peter hanAilands, of 1
Alexston, Esq. sornaill 5 5 ; We know the sentiments which animated s oil ;
of Cleikington 21 0 H. Francis Cadell, of ' and sure of your fidelity we repeated the 'rrititi. -,
St r James Lot tie,Bar I. Cockenzie 2 2
of Haigone 20 0 . Gen. Charles Hope, , and preoented ourselves in the midst of you, with,
Teo Earl of Dslhan to 9.3 0 of Luffsesa, ht.
P . 21 0 nut the support of any foreign aid. Fenchmen cur.
Jas. Dalt rumple, Esq. I Lord Mooing, M. P. 21 0 selves, we came among our dear countrynieu star-
North ftecwitt 6 0 Mr. Peter Funtst,
George Rennie, Esq. Haddr. 1 1 roonSed only by Frenchmen; We rellised'fill ()HAT
of Ph:totemic 10 10 Wm. Aitchison, Esq. assistance, we felt happy at keeping at a distance
Robs. Stewart, of Al- of Drummore, in
denon 21 0 addition to £.20 .01b.. from you the troops of the Allies, wlsoye assistance
Lieut. Gee. Hardy- scribed iu Mao- , poor generous eenstancy rendered tireless, and
man, of Redder- hurah 5 5 , whose presence might have aggravated the too nu.
wick. 10 10
Jaunts Wilkie, of The folli wing Colleeliwns have merous calamities which oppress our envoi ry. Un-
Ri•diobyres 5 5 been made in the several Pa- able to procure you all the happiness in the way of
Wm. Cadell, of Tra- try, C in the coup• `which the late revolt has thrown so man
y obstacles,
tient 10 10 try, vir. •
Mr. Sheriff Herne 5 5 Parish of witaashain, xi 3 4! We were at least desirous of sparing you more grieve
J. 11. Hepburn, of Dunbar 56 7 6 ens evils.
Leiil4lll 2 2 I
North Berwick 91 995
Garvale 6 13 0 i
Thomas Broom, of i The God of our fathers has blessed our intentions.
Jobustmiburn 5 51 Orinistim 10 14 6. We have not taken a single step on the Neil of owl
John . Auderson, of ' Haddingtnn 56 ill 6 dear and common country, without receiving trout
Whithurgh 5 5 Prettonkirk 27 2 6
Robert Vetch, of Inner wick 10 0 0 •you unanimous testimonies of sit affection equillyt
Hun thornhnnir. 2 2 Oldhaallucka 4 10 SI strong and genuine for the sacred person of the
Col. M'Lean. in ad- 1 Trnnent 21 19 0 King.
ditioo to selo 10s. ' Marten 22 00, These subscribed in Edin- Aherlady 14 0 0 these testimonies are not confined to acclatna.
burgh 5 5 Giffurd 33 1 6 Lions. At our voice, and in us few this,, beffadooll
James Hay, Esq.
Worn-kale 2 2 - 7
-7-- have been formed without effort ; ti... fortroi.o17JB 0 ii•
N. B. No answer has vet been received from eleven Parishes. which defend the Pyrenees, the Alps, and the roast
of the two seas, have yielded to the onaiiimity s-f
your sentiments, not less than to the autho•ity of
our orders. There no longer remains a single mill.
tary point which has not reverted under the authori-
ty of our Sovereign and Uncle. Toulon and Bay-
onne have been restored to us at the same moment,
and the King has lost neither ships, arsenals, nor ar-
tillery. .
At the same time we have economised the finances
of the State; we have provisionally re.orgaitised ilia
administrations of several Departments, appointed
Chiefs to the Royal Courts of Magistracy, watched •
over the public peace by an. impartial Police, and,,
in fine, uniformly endeavoured to conciliate the du-
ties of j esti. • with the desire of indulgence.
• MR. SVILSBURY,—In 1808, being seized with Thank Heaven, our whole Government, with the.
q which was invaded before .
q fever at school, my right knee became exceedingly exception of
painful, and„ frnm.tbe viniestre of the Uranium:ohm, I became , ' ' -now our return to France. Is under As SeVece of
Actinium. A medical man of eminence brought it to discharge, ; the King, 'our Loid hod Uncle, in the =Me state
and fees my knee to the uncle, my leg was dreadfully ulcer. 1 in which it was prior to the fatal epoch of the Ist of
aced. Several other medical gentlemenwere advised with, but
they pronounced me incurable. My left arm then became tids March.
cerated, and fir two years I was in a state of great suffering, Inhabitants of these fine countries, contiuue to
with hardly strength or appetite to swallow R little fond. Fran;
great weakness, I was lifted
in owl out .if bed in a sheet. At- preserve the excellent spirit which animates you.—.
this time I was advised to try your PATENT A.NTISCOR- Never shall the proofs of attachnient which you have
BUTt C DROPS by a friend, who had seen several cures per- given uss as well as the Duchess d'Angouleme, be.
rimmed among hi. acquaintance r he sent me a bottle. requesting
they might be taken to the tan drop. Without any hope of, re- • . • effaced from our recollection. It shall be one of our
lief, I beeau : in a week my spirits and appetite grew better, ' first and dearestAtities to acquaint his Majesty that
aid in a few months the pain left me, and 'several pieces,of he has no 'objects' 'more devoted and more deserving
bone came away. I had now gained so much strength, I was • . g
able louse crutches. I then went to thesets, and comiuued to of his goodness than the inhabitants of his faithful
recover rapidly. Had I then continued the Medicine, lam cer- provinces of Bearne,Gascony, Languedoc, Rousillon
lain I should have vitro well; but, finding myself sn well, I s
dbitontinued the Ditty The following spring 1.. was seized ' and urnvence. •
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with violent eruptions all over me, principal yin my face and i Many of them particularly distingu:shed-them-
hands. My other knee became then affected, :said :Us ulcer selves in the late crisis by theit courageous conduct.
formed in the ant le, and six months of pent reduced me to , ._._..,,.. ,_n
great debiliti, with every wnrltom of decline. At this time It wlit'ne our happiness to recommend their services
my mother applied to yuu, and by again inking the Drops, and , to the King, and to ire ourselves their protector and
attending to your advice, 1 was once more relieved from ran),
- . ort su
aud for three years I have been gaining Itealto and strength. pp
1 am, Ate. . B. R. . Frenchmen of the Sentb, may the happiness of
.
16, Grove-place, Cnnuien•town, July 2, 1815. which your invariable attachment to the King ren.
Sold at the Di.p-usury, 15, Soho square. London. in bottles ders you worthy equal the special affection which
of 66.--Ootahle 10.. ed.--and I age-t 11. 2s. ditty minded.— we bear elk. and the interest which, tinder every
Coinvund E.mence, t3.—To rteveid C unierfeits. Ike &swine Y---,
Medicine has a Black Ink Stamp.—Mr..Etidards, 66, Se. CirdurnStkitcPii, we shall not cease to take in your
Paul's Church yard, is the Wilolt.aie Agent. fete. • - • ' • - . •
'Tn T. TAYLOR Esq. No. :3, New Bridge-street,. Lstadun. . .Purls, August 7. v-I
.. SM LOUIS ANTOINE;
DE4II SIR, By his Renal High, es!, •
I FEEL it a duty incumbent- upon met. inform • - The Marquis de VI LcEs.ruvE.
.11. you of the very gieat and extraordinary cure I hare re- • . Administrator-General tif his R. 11.'s Government,
ceived from your iityulitatile Medicine, LEA KE'S PATENT In .cntisi-ghence'ilf thiiProrlanialion; in arrele is-
PILLS sued by Baron di, Damns and Ma Aquis de Villeneuve
About two years ago I wns attacked with a Venereal Dis- iI
order, wiiich 11. treated lather slightly for some time; but the•. orders all officers, civil and
Military,. appointed by
w
disease at length ending all over my body, I was obliged to his Royal flightless, tar unctions;resigtithelif Ifrose
apply to the most eminent of the Faculty, law cow it,istaere
rairded only temporises relief. I went thr.mgh ‘i•rionv cour.;,* however, are rOvisieflally fithifienn their ernplor- p
of salivatiou,'aild from being rather of a coriml,. t hahil, etas merits who were appointed' tb •iacallt Aces, till the'
reduced to it mere skeleto .., The uleei., that plead all over arrival of the-pel sofis: 'nominated to fill them by the'
my limbs reudered fur a complete object. ,t; dna my frien• s.
despaired of my recovery. When brought to this •ituntiim, 1 King. .
considered death as inevitable; bat a relation of mine cord- • - ToELON, AUGAsteallflindkialluis de Riviere ne-
mewing upon Ilse many cases in which your Pill! -ureeedee, I • -
in fates to resrent it it ossibil- the e City of Toulon
was induced to try a fuss of them. which ['thought rather re- g 0 P , 2,. .
bevel rue; and by perseveriug for. two or dm e months, and from being occupied try foreitio• troops/ It appears
following your direction!, I experienced the most unaccount- that Gen..BianchHlislits•lntire'Orenuously than ever
able relaxation from pain, thesoicsigraduatly subsiding. I am.
tend is iletermided to. enter the lace
tine,. 'haw V.* per Uctly rellitketed, ant stalk out drily. I on this measure, p .
doubt riot, bite one more bole wkjehl think cautious to take, . —lt k statexi that'Ahtithea4letcr be occupied by the
will estmiti.h.sny health in its original MU!.
• . AllicallTron s.. -. ' •••'''' ' ••' ' ' ' ' •
It is with the mast heartfelt gratitude that I subscribe my- P •
self, Sir, your much obliged humble servant, , .11e. free companieref Murieitlei' hire committed -
WILLIAM PIERSON. ! many 'atesses. Thtl,k refhse tn-diibine;^ add 'tic:.
. Deanseree, Matiehester, July 1. to all. appeaVance They-Iwill pot lOW* therii..
P. S. For the public benefit I do not objert,to illii -
Ave :COI rig. . .
being published, but leave yew to act as your own ben*. l 4 11#1.eisi -to. be dial:lnes:ls withoutlming overp?wereti.
went omit dictate. •- '. ..... ••' bYforCe. , •. A. , .of I*,, .. •
Prepared nod sold by the idle Proprietors, Thome' Taylor i .
and Soo, Members of the. Royal College of Surgeon.; Letidonpl • . .
at their house,„l4o. 9, New Bridge street, where, after a v 01.,: . rA ,r.
F A vaeliTlON4o 0 ilElt, A2l D AEWERS Or,.BRXAD.--
stern residence fur more than thirtymix years, in practice parti'. ~„
cularly directed to the cure of Venereaj.Complaints, nod those Ily the late Act i Part: i;iit 'Which re nil 'all,
incidental o.' tan r . i 1
incidental to the parts of generation in both :cites, with (hat in- former Acts within the City Of Lenflon,
ilea
,lberties .
violable srerefty which meant' their professioo stioulselierays•
thereof, and. within the Bills 4441ortilityi nil ten..
observe, they Batter theuiselvel the advice .end assistance they ,
committl-Iv administer,. to person., taking this Meiliefe. will chattei Asitsitig the on.priCii
miles of the Royal Et change, , . . . ,
be esteemed by a diseening pablie as au advaMage seldom, 1,-. Itie.6(l : the nikt;rs and 'tillers otaii.d 'are desired
be obtained, and void of ambiguity. . •..
attend to the 9tit and 10th secttons in the Amt.
Also sold, be their appoiatineut, for the convenience of those- •
living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, 36, St. Alban's.oreet, which directs them to cause to be fixed it: corn? eon.
Pall-Mall ;
Theyt Tay.sbop. 10.3, Oxford-street ; kir. 'Disbn-
venient part of their s'iop, a beam and scales wiin
touch's, No. sbotreet-hill; salt by one pemiso„ in entry , .
emsliderable lawn In Great Britain and Ireland, in hoses of proper weights, as arty other mode of weighit; 1•v
only 2s. 9d. each, healed up with full and pluin directiums, machines would subject them to inforinatiott, anti •
whereby persons of either sex ma, cure theaaselves AM ease, .
• , ~ ... ~. .thereby incur the penalty.
treed, scums aid safety.•

DR. PHILLIPS EA DY, celebrated for the treat-
ment of certaiu complaints in till their stit.;es, as well as
for the care of those hoopla disorders brought on by a mew
vice, from an extensive ,ctice has peen enabled to remove
ffnat the constitution of tin. patient a few prevailing disentes,
and by his own peculiar mode of treatment has attained a pre-
eminedee is the cure of thd.e complaints, for which he enjoys
the gratitude. of last numbers, amo..gst.whom aro persons of
hieb distinction. in nery,ius debility, arising from relaxation
of tae system, pradtsce4 from excessive indulgence, his practice
111111 "tee with no IPM Atrcess than those or a certain disease.—
Ile does not profess to perform mir.,cles, but by just evidence
of tru'is to act consistent with i,s di, tales, and is coundsad daily
at his braise S. <Mr:ad-street, Soho.
Letter: from the coon ry, inclosioi; a remittance far advice
and medicines, will he paid respectful attention to.
Dr. Lady's SO fdilll,4 IC ESSENCE, celebrated for the care
at every kind of nervous JThiltt y, may he had of all bleiiicine
Venders; as also his GU ITA SI PH I LI r ICA.