Star. — London, England, 1815-03-13 00:00:00

iumm I 04111111141....1.41.. - •As a e _ C 1 •'; #'` ''‘ '. .. 4 r \- i % s , . ° :•iir k i it- -1 t, • 410 4411. i iej • t - :,- :, N! mßrat . 8744. V ' MONDAY, mAitctip, 18p, PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPF.SIS THEATRE 110i.41:: 1181.4. A RS. PRloStri s kVENING, their Majesties' Servants wltperform the Tragrey of KING KICHARD THE SECOND. K • rg Richard, Mr. KERN: The Queen, MN. BAR rI.EY. which will he added,. (wood time) a Farce called PA ST TEN' O'CLOCK AND A RAINY MONT. T o onartmL, the nine Performances. BAGNIGGE WELLS TAVERN and TEA GARDENS. TO be SOLIDittEASE of tl Years of the ahrive very Oki Roidd!Atli TAVP.RN and. TEA GARDENS, news In far Trade. The cumin; In, for Lease, Furniture, an Firtires, it is supposed, Will not exceed .01000. For orher pal-- tient it,, apply to Mr. Needham, Auctioneer and Appraiser, No. co, C'heapside. Altletters for information must be posr.paid. ill Paris on the 5111, and Monsieur dry he 7 : lowing night for Lyons, where his Royal Flightless was expected to arrive this evening. (FROM THE MONITEUE OF Iktilltal 9.) The weather being cloudy and stormy, has totally • interrupted the telegraphic comMunications, and has permitted only the ordinary correspondence (ram the South. A letter from Digne of the 4th March, written by a Captain of the Gendarrneritt of the De. partment of the Lower Alps, to Mars!, J Muncey, states, that Bonaparte had arrived with a ,gip tit force at Bareme (department of Alps), fur leagues from Digne, and had imposed a requisition upon that city of S,OOO rations. • TO LET ON LEASE, A NF.AT-SIZED SHOP, with or •without one or AL A. rimy r• Rooms attached, its thi very best attd most p re: of Ch Me, peculiarly welladapted for a Lout ry Office, Silver-mit h, Medicine Veneer, News Vender, Confectioner,. or Ins other business where the mow commanding situation is of the first consequence. As there is an excellent Sale-room, with doe rorth lights, it is 'highly desirable for a Manchester Ware hori.c.—lninietliate. possession may be had. For yartieulars aplyto Mr. Moat, Proprietor of the City Mar, Chearide. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will beiper fornull, the Operatic Drama of THE VIRGIN OF THE SI:N. R 43, Mr. YOUNG ; Cara, Mies S. BOOTH. Af t er which the New Crlnt/ Panttonhave. need HARLEQUIN WHITTINGTON. • 1.-r row, The Stringer ; with Love Lasg!“ at Lacitsmitas: LAST WEEK—ORATORIOS. THEA•I RF ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • N "EDNESIMY NEXT, MARCH 14 wig O be partnering?, A GRAND SELECTION. *cm the composii ikn:s of the mow favourite Authors, ancient and modrrn. In whlth Mi4. ' rrp h enswill sing • With verdure clad; • Mad (by vatic's:or desire) * Pious orsirs: Mrs. Childe he muvtlloon w srk: Miss Singleton •No more with im ariling.' 111isi Crisp, tri • Cote ever smiling liberty.' Master ir Warns' 0 tor.: our g•mi rn'r.' And Mrs. Salmon • Vi-rim: Farewell ye limpid,' ard ' Holy, holy Lord: Mr. Braham • Neal eeHpre," Corn if you ihre," I.\•eper and deeper still, I.lNererontbic; aval the Iltfrito • WI en the bosom,' with Mr% F.'m IL\,r. ;rms. • Conquest is ti..( t o 1,,, t , nv .• A n d iii gnor 1 • V.i.seer ' itiorelli; and (by particular desire) the poi,ular Ai: and Chorus Viva tnrico V the :ormtercenwrit of th.t Second Act 'rill be performed, 11,,,h•*4 aatl :Unitary S'imphony; and to Act the Irrd See fir c. taint rim; I Irrn; and hiarch. ,!tr of the I;aad, \ Ir. ASIILEY.—Orgin, Mr. S. Wr.s t.rv.. 1. 1 . - ors to be opened at Ma, and trottimoice r •tieven prec ly 'MLA:ME ROYAL, 01.Ascow. THE No! , Eity, Gentry, and Public in general, are Inforetel, that Mr. KE.kN will pttf,4lll3t 'he T' ea re 114.-al. Ulaiiitow, on Mnotlay, the 510th March, the Oa t:cm. TUIID; the part of Stir cocu,on Tues. t ; 6 ? !!: L 1.3, on WeChtrithil. the Yid ; HA 14 [AT I , on I l arz. 9 3T. t!:e eSti. lace, on Friday, the Nth; and %twirl's, nn :•Itltrtlly. the 23th, being most assuredly the only nights on *huh he can pirfortn in Scotland. N Appllcattons for places will be :mended to by Mr. H. 1 h • .tan, a; t h e l'htarre. L;' Sth March, 1815. ':o,f I lONABLE DANCI NC:O)y Mr. ANI.I.E.N, pr'vattiy , anzlit, at No. 1,9, Sherrard—,tree', nehlen-square, i an.l Gentlemen of any. 31;r, who have never learnt that 2.' MO:411111'W, or !lave rot the modern ...vie. 11 7. AL Li N'S y •tern of te.schit.g is expre•sly stiolled for thole turn it is an t'bjtc' to aelp ire easily that fashionable requisite hr genteel socety expeditiously, privvely, and in a superior style ci zr.lee and t . 1 hose who do not want private teaching ray learn at a small expt•nce, wilt a rv, , rectable set of pupils, on the pulilic tvaaing evenings. Prat-4-44s of dancing taught the rsasit eh gant rancy ilsoces, ant all I l.e Aare; for parts of the profus ion. The sub.eription Aseeinhlici +ire every lbridiy. A 1' a COURT h. bitien in Christ's FinspitAl. London. .1 I. on Friday, the 10th day of March, 1 4 ;15, frr the pimp i•e t' receiving a Report of a Coonn;ttt c Almnners On rtt•n Vol s telelEcti to the nt r• gal thir. , the notra.liaission ofCMAa Lai YAYNARD 3nd Br malt IlAets, the Report wr•s carried in the C.irmative with one dissentient voice: and on a mo'inn male id seconded, " That this Court approve the conduct of this , nimittee of Almoners, and return them Thanks for their tittle labours and zeal for the stirport, credit, and advantatv tr. •!u. Charity upon all orca•ions," the same sv.is also carried in affirmative, with the exceporoa of one tlmentiert voice. Ordered also, with one dissentient voice, t hat these Res‘lutions Lie ptibli,hed in two Morning and two Evening I'vers three lanes each. RICHARD ..:URP, Clerk. Christ's Hotpltal, March in, 1815. AN Adjourned MEETING, held at the STATE 0 . 1 'EERY OFFICE, on the &It ins!ant ; Mr. 'I'IiONTAS BISH in the Charr. IL :caved Unar.imously, That the cause of the tinexampleti de n•an.l 14.1. I is and Shams in the prose: t Lottery is the match 3tr.is;,vwrnt to the Scheme by the Contractor, Mr. I :is:, In ;... du; i"ublie with Thri.-e certam :rrizeti of ty rounds each, it..te..d of the di,tar.t chance of C.ii,ittal• with othi:r Pritvs, hitherto; aml 44 former ~ tit :;:Sty Thinnatul Tickttc, cool.! boast Al only Two ni..;:,nittidc, A Mug Public cait pt rceive, that chances for of the Thirty Thousand are I) , AV iocreaseil fivefold. In the rublic it of the Cuntracter, witil n 0..., at a ilir e st and At j lia: I•ruettre.: Ilvc ev.and A;,:ne.is. nt s.;o1.1, :u pay .l. 1114: 14 the Pr.zea witi,,, tr.in as dawn, S thoi.t ;Ay dr,:i.uttuil, agreed:4e to a Resob—iutt IL, of Ft bruary. Thirdly, Iu fixing the Lh fdls of NF I Nroaral, being the very (!ay the PROPERTY I'n red%ei., thus ena ti'dng his blends not only to reimburse thentAlves, but to mul. TO) , thi it larnprtly by atbling itvlepentitint Fortune to their tzpi - al from th e g r eat Prizt he hurea.then to titvide amon6st o It.:, dyed, That as Parliament is new sitting, and the town Yrty (.11, Mr. Ht. lo be r vent d rm %only the Coact, y wido Ticke•.7n.l Shari% as sparingly as possible; lest there, ahnuld not he eisou,.,o I, ft for oar London frien le, and labial there is great l'ea`cll to aypre:4:;:•l, oe in former and 1e..4 popular L.• t. re. of bur times th e number of I Ickes, w e have lumwn upwards of Ihooty-three I lint and I ides to he sold on Sbarra may, sshiL,t 1:- present Loot ely cons i ste d ( at ft s .) h ut o f 1-14eo n *I hou.and . !!tkets, more than one-halt of winch are already issued front the yet pmsessiog the attractive nove:ty ut I lure Prat* tot 0) ,‘Aol &c lormived, I hat M r . D ist' , the Contra:tor, he presented with a. v . •otit •• , t lap. with he :-.cloeme oe the Lotto ry engraved 111 " , . , :, as a tante or cm- app re beion o.f The 41.1;e. , 4 "nlyed, That the Tha t d o s of thu Merrill he given to the , ra!moan for his u:nourrilly antirg the Coi,tractor in the capital .I)l, , o , utinn of Priz e .. among-, • lie VuGhe for uovard• lit I W..11 , y Hy, and that he Le requested to put,i these keboltio tuns la I, r Morning mod Evening rapers. I far.:ll s int .1.• .1•11-111 C. AY, Secretary. THE celebrated ANTI-IMrETIGINES, or, soinM(lN'ti DROPi, (uitsivut oleic lry, or any &ll pn prat fun) which stand in the high , t e,r int Eqpt rrr the it the Scurvy, Scrofula, I.epro oti:1 all s:isordt lid iu an impure rare of the hl ; bruin gragigiol, gen. ir, in! altuost imperceptible, in their op era tio n -Ih r torsi •titistottre 'hat r,a, evtr been diicovereil lin that 'atigeruus swieteuirg the ()frigid, iln.l stimilla.,:fig it to txpel oi . ir'stilti. ` l4 Irving. juices, giving 4treo f rot an,l tone to the to•rwra, rob L . no i s awl invivrating buth liNty and wind.— Price 1 ilia per 7 6, or four in n " ne Leek (J'4l seals 01:e %Mat! r . s k it save]. The words •• Sorel Sufrinieni, I .iverpuni," are...n -(4%lin the stamp of each L o rtie,atthrrtu wliiehl'inir are ;:entli'le. (Ad by Samuel Leigh. 1 s, Stroud; lloc.ni and Cu. IL'', t)xtord `t; opposite New. Bond-stmt, London, and all N leAteitir fg 411. Dr. Solomon expe rts , w h en ernsu l te d by letter, the usn.tl .7.plitnent of a ore Found rote tf, be inclosed, addrefwel— i `'n 'if Letter. Dr. Sol o m o n, tiiicail Houle:, item Liverpool, 11 4 thimble Footage." r _ ~ ...~.~.~, ~. ~. CANAL PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. scorn. CIRAND JUNCTION, Monmouthshire, War .wick and Birmingham, Napton, Ellesmere, 01.1 Union, tkand Union, Rochdale, Rapist's, Kennet and Avon, and Wnrcester and Birmingham Canal, Auction Mart, and Gas Lights hares.—Blevit Bridgo.strret, London. SALES BY AUCTION:-7 HEREFORDSHIRE PITAI. FREEHOLD ESTATES, near KINGTON, PRES FEIGN, the MANOR of MARSTON, S FRANCE WORTH FARM, and VALLE I'S WOOD, LYE FARM, WOODLAND:, COTTAGES. &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By MR. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cerrft-house, Change-alley, Cornhill, London, on WTDSILST/AY, May 10, i si .5, at Twelve o'Clock, in 2 Lois, pliE NNW:thin FREEHOLD EsT.vms, with 12 iOlt of Common; comprising thr MAN:IR of MAR. S'M N, with !!.., Fines, Quit Rents, &c. and S f RAN(;£\V RTH FARM, anti VALLE I W 001), the Parish of Pernbritige ; consisting o' a substantial FARM HJUSE, seated on a fine cle• erlon,confmanibnz beautiful views; Farm Buildings, Cottae'!+. Gardens, &c. contalning nearly Two Ilio , ilrud Acres of Arable, Pay: urr, and beautiful Wood Land, in part lmunded by the River Arrow. a fine Bowing stream, in. the occupation of Mr. Morgan, and tt.li-rs. The I.Y E EST.% lE, situaat in the Parish at Anws try, wi h Form-house znd Out.bnildings, and sundry Dwellings sod Cot .ages. w,th ready One Hundred and Twenty Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Wand I.awl, Garden and Oreltanf+ the occupation ut Mr. Harper and other!, re.pects hie Tenants. 1 a be yieweil, by applying to Mr MOIVI, at Stranecworth Farm; Hfrpyr, at Lye; of Joh-, Cheese. tfsq. wli, It Partic , ear, nt ly hr It I ant 1 lam ; Oxford Arm% Hot , -1, aryl Me.y.irs. Pird an I W 004.141,11, lereforil ; Lion, Leowtover ; Wm Handy, at he Inos, Wi.re-s et ; Hen mid Chickens, fisroungitarn ; Gy,11.-.N. yr ; I . G. Parr, Esq. IMMO I; at Mews. Jot... and Gtevn. t.creet; at Garraway'a Ctifr„-e-lit•uie; a:1.1 ot Robins, W.stvf - tek-vreet, Gulden-square, London, style PL:is may be pro'. • RADNORSHIRE, ON THE DORDERS of HEREMRDSIDRE, The DEC:MI.IW and RIIW 11YDD Ei t'Es. near One 'thousand t liree 1 bandred Acres, divided, compact Farms; with tarnishieesesi and linikiings, and very valuable Ciiiiiniva Rapt, to a great t its tit, on thu /tepidity and other &lids. liy Mr. ROWNS, Carraw .y's 'Change Ailey, Condit I, Lonion, on Wednesday, May 10, IS tr, at Twelve o'cawk, in I.ver, IH I E v:tiwthle and very improvable EV. I !OLD ES FA (with the valuable Common Ri,ht on the 1;.; guildy anJ wiser I hits, many mile, in extent, si:une for pa. mil of Beguildy,) between Knighton and Newtown, in ill, eon. ty of Radnor ; comprising One I housand Iwo Hundred and E. gut!- one Acres of excellent Ille:IdOW, pasture, arsine, an 1 'malt p aK wood Lands, divided In compact Farm.; the 11..guildy house and Lands, let to respectable tenants, on Agri yowler tor short •Firms, a: Rents amounting to about One thouiand 'dime Hundred Pounds per a iiii um. 'I he Estate it nearly compact, in a fine cem•nanding situat and •oery valuable for the great event of common rights the hi t liver • 1 cam flows thriii,vi the Estate, which Is stored with hoot and other h.h, and highly v.dittble tor irn:atiog the ateatt,w, e 12116 abound with gime of all s.•rts, and the toils with giouse. A most desirable Property for investiv Nloney, and for Fitt.! Sports, situate six finks irons Knighton, from which phic, the New Road passes through to Newtown, Welch Pool, rice. and ‘.:O miles from Ludd.w. May be v:ewed by applyin to Mr. Pete, sen. and Jun. at Vydw Loyd, Do:bless, and lfrindrynng Farms, where i•articii Mrs may be had; at the Uuke's Arms, icnigluon; Oitord Arms, I(inzton; of John Cheese, Esq. Lyon's Hall, near Kingtori, where Plans may be seen ; Hotel, and Messrs. Bird auti Wool. lielefind; Crown, Ludlow; Hop-pole and Star loos, nd of Wm. 1 - laetly, ksq. \Vol cr.4. r ; G. etite Inn, Cheltenham; I;ir;;'s lieul, Gloucester; Ilea 3,:id Chickens, BirnthighAtn; I. to Parr, Esq. Lichfield; Mr. Phelps, Leesha of Messrs. Jtep . s.auti Orval, SAli.tpury•squAre, klect•str,c; at G.arrrwig,'s Coffee-bowie; and of :Vit. Rub us, Warwick.s:reet, Gulden square, where Plans of do: Lstates may he sten. 'flie Road front Lotidoe i, thruusk 'Worcester and Ludlow. HERLFORDSIIIKE AND RADNORSHIRF.. CAPI I'AL tP.ELHOLD ES rATEs, rmur MANObt, WOOD, FARMS, and LANDS, and WA UR COAN-N111.1., ONE THOU:;AND of Rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable LAND and OttCHAROS, Situate in a 111Ultbe.ltitItl: 1 part at the. Conti ies, and well watered. 10 BE 60 . 1.1) BY AUC riuN, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffer-house, Cortiliill, London, on WcoNitsDAY, 10,1 y 10, 1515, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, 71tHE Valuable and very lrnprov.sWe FREE. mu) ES I'ATF.S, part Tithe-Free, wilt extensive Common Rights, in tl e Comities of Hertford and Radnor : Cowl:ring et nearly One I housanil Acre. of Rich Meadow, Pas. tore, Aral•le, arid Wood Land, and Orcharls, with the Manor of ISAtIIAOI , , Hoes. Quit-Rents, and all lthutintiat on Windily H.ii, an extensive Right of Common. The capital Farms o; is...lJ; the very rich Grating Farm, called Leen Farm, with capitai Watt r Cora NMI; :tol the Liiiv Farm, adjoining, with C sn 11, /It Farm .1 louse, and .totahleOutbuildings or au descriptions. 1 he Laurie Are tittarst.cte.l by the Riveta Hindwdl, Lugg, ant Ai row, is) thsy be nrigated, and are siturit.l in the Paris:tea of Presteign, Penihridge, and New Radnor, comiglious to good Market Towns, and etinunandine beautiful views of the vat ted sernei y ni the !Indy diversified surrouuding Country; the o hole in the occupation of respectable Tenants under agreement, toriiiitig Avery eli;tble propel ty to invest money. To be viewed, by applying on the Premises; or of Mr. John Cheese, Lyou's Hull, near Kington, where Particulars and every inhumation isity he had, and Plaits of the Estate seen: Partscu• Ids at 1.11-! °shard Arms, Kulgton ; Messrs. Bird a nd w 0 4,1 1 4,. too, lit ri.tor.f; and at the lintel; the Radnor dtring, Prestsign ; ; Win. Handy, Esq. the flop-pule and the .s•ar lons, IVoree. ti r; Osike's Arms, Knighton; Crown and Angel, Ludic's, ; Hotel, Liverpool; Bush, Bristol; White Lion, Bath; .sir. Yledipx, Lern'iAtu lien and Cbickeus, Birmingham ; Vat . , Esq. lachltekl; 014tir, 1 aniwortii ; George, Northampton ; Nlr. Adams, Oxturd; George Cheltenham; King's Head, Glou 'cvster; at • Mti+vt. lanes aid Green. Salisbury square, Fleet. street; at Garraway'a Calm-house; and of Mr. Robins, War. owielitsitreet, Golden-square, Londe% where Plaits ul the Estate tan be seen. ~, .~:~ . 5 thii day was published, • (second Ed.tion, with souse discussion). A TENE' of the MILLENIUM ; or of the 11 First Resurrection to the Reign of CHRIS I' upon Earth for a Thousand Years. London : Printed for Richard flees, se, Pallmall ; A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and M. Keene. Dublin. CORN BILL. 'This day wl's nsiblished, price Is. A LETTER to the 'PEOPLE of ENGLAND LA. no the subject of the CORN BILL : shewing. the certain ruin that must overtake their fam4tes and themselv• r , :houl tit he pas‘el into a law, and suggestinr, the most proper mode of rrocerdim , in the ;regent' aftratitng c xtremity. " Good friends sweet friend,, It nt., nut stir you up " to sods a Sudden flood of mutiny ; " 'they, that have done tisk deed, are hosorraol: !" London : Published by LOnghant Wilson, nu, Curtihtli; an.l sold by MI Bookseller 4. CO , tN Audi alrerani parern. THE celebrated I'AN2Put.Ers of Sir H. PAnNELL, of Mr. NAl9awrir. and other., on N e CORN lams, be tido a very uld and au - in.'s rracr on Coe v, IL:curvet:, &c. 081, coninialicated by H. %i Mir k.mi. M. P. are printed in the PAM I .F.l khit of w hich h pahtighert, pace es. 6.l.—Pour or hve INiumberg are publibtsed atouaily. Sold by 0114,Curthi, sad Co ; Rodweil ; Mack, Parry ,and Co. and 41 o.her liookm 11. re. _ f,slt ( n.v:si g iciciao.nic-: hi fsvotir of Mr. NA mules Pam ;4ll.l Ivive App.. .4 I' : " A ;, , ic to.s , mvritifir , iirers find in this Pamphlet the c...ntpiete ihat their interests ars ts,:cesl. Ii it. Crif J.tii. Its' i. •• NI: huiciry is i ••••, emnprrh-nsive, and tilt ti ac , r.yl v.••:11 •n awt w rthy NA.% read by :1 I r 10:4 ~1 U,c ! , •1:1411 Natinn."- Sun Review. Jati. Ina 1) it. .1 Y N. 4. Dui ),1 Thistlay war pubiNiied, in One Vol. Rep! Octavo, lih gaittly printed on trawing Paper anti embellitoted with thirty coloured Etutravitigs, price kss. in hoard% 1 I HE LIFE of NA POLEON.—A liudibrastic A. Poem, in Fifteen C•iiittis by Dr. !il'N C.X.CX N. it. 'nog ‘York may aim) he had in Weekly Parts, a- Col. each. Loutitit. i Printed for l'immas 1 Nn i 11, Chinn do; W. go * New Komi etr.ttei; Ism, 1 Dick, t. itimurgh. • FItENCIV PA! ER.t. (mixt THE MONITEUR Or THE F.TII INSTANT.) PARI4, MARC!T s. We h we been prevented until this day from giving Ow intelligence of the debarkation of Bonaparte %limn the coast of Provence, because the telegraphic which at first made it known, had no B maparte sailed from Porto Ferrajo at nine o'clock the l'Vell,n4 of the of February, during au extierne calm, which favoured his passage. He ens oarked on bnard a brig. ;cad was followed by four other evs.els, pinnaces and Huccas, carrying from 1,001 to 1,100 ram at the titmiist—coi pasei of a sm ill number of Frenchmen ; the remainder, Polo. rise, Corsicans, Neapolitans, and Elbese. The vessel anchored' the road of the Gulf of ban, near Cannes, on the Is; of March, and the , troops landed. Fifty men advanced the same day to Carlo: s ; they pressed the M 'pr to go with them, mid tact' the orders of him whom they named as their General in Chief, in the Gulf of Juan ; but the \&iyor positively refused. He received orders in con siicprence to prep ire .3,000 rations for the evening. On the same evening, 15 men belonging to the ex i -edition, presented themselves before Antibes, de in ending to he admitted as deserters from the Isle of Elba. The General Baron Corsin, a distinguished oilicer, covered with hon :arable w iunds, who com manded in the place, received and disarmed them. Shortly afterwards an oUlcer arrived, and summoned the ',lace in the Udine of Botiaparte ; he was arrested and put in prison. A second and third emissary presented themselves successively before the Commandant—the last came for the put pace of reclaiming the 1.5 detained men, And inviting him, in Vie name of General Drouet, to return to tne Gulf of Jnan, with the Civil Authori ties ; both these emissaries, by way of answer, were arrested. Next thy, the men who had disembarked marched for Grasse; but tlizy did not venture to pass through the city, and they followed the route of Digne, in which, we arc Assured, their troops bivouacked on the 4th. On the 2d instant, General Morangier, who com mands in the department of Val-, had reunited, at Frejus, the garrison of Draguignan and the Na tional Guards of the adjacent Communes. All the roads which would permit the men debarked any com munication with the sea, or the possibility of return ing upon their own steps, are well guarded and en-' turfy intercepted. A dispatch horn Marshal Prince d'Essliag (Mac sena) announces, that he has directed, upon Aix, a corps under the orders of General Wolk, to cut or break up the road which the expedition has followed. General Marchand has assent p:A at Grenoble im posing forces, with which he will be able to act ac cording to circumstances. The first intelligence of these events was received A' iiitQMl3 A letter from the Maritime Prefect of Toullrt. under date of the sth of March, adds the tolloWing details to those previously known: The detachment which occupied Cannes amounted to eighty men, including three officers and ..drummer. `There arrived afterwards a Geoeral, noosed Came brone, who remained constantly at the head of a de tachment posted at St. Pierre, gate of France. Two of the Officers above-mentioned dentarckd passports for Marseilles and Toulon : they received a positive refusal, as Lieutenant-General Ahi , e had been in. structed to be on his guard against the emrs:iaries whom it appeared that Bonaparte was wishing to scud to those cities. General Cambrone arrested this Prince de Monaco, whom he found at Cannes ttputt his debarkation, and who was returning to his rr;n cipalite ; he declared to him that be was his p: is iner and hail him conducted to an inn, where he was i4uarded by a corporal, having a centinel at f clair • lie afters a•ds made reTtis , tions of provisio N, and • :demi the houses to he ilituninated. All the eiti. tens were on toest—all the itieets 'crowded. Some questions were put by the General and his Officers, ascert3in how the inhabitants stood affected to. wards Bonaparte, but the mat profound silence was kept. Half-after twelve at night Napoleon Bmaparte ay. rived—he preceded his troop some pates—re esiah lished his bivouac near the coy. At one o'clock the Prince de Monaco was brought before him, of whom he demanded where he tvas going, and if he would follow him. Every one coeld easily perceive, by the gesinres of the Prince. :'mat he excused himself, and selocited liberty to contintict his route—this request was immediately granted to him. At three o'clock Bonaparte gave orders to deport and mounted his horse. His troops (uirowed him ) the drummers and misicians at their hand, and pre ceded by four field-pieces and a superb carriage. He took the road to Grasse, and made a kilt one league from that city. He sent a General to sound the dis positions of the people, who found a lively agitation to prevail there, but nothing fivoitrahle to his views. Bonaparte was so convinced of this that he did chit deem it prudent to enter. He then took the' oad to St. VAtier, leaving at the gate of St. Grasse his tone pieces tif artillery and, his carriage. It is presumed that his plan was to advise& on the side of Grenoble, and palsies through 'Covalence, Digne, Sesteron, and Gap, and to spread upon the roue such reports as might encourage his followers. But it is alteady remarked, that oia own soldiers sell their cartridges ; that arms arid cockades have been found abandoned in the ti'v , Atac and in the streets, suprised to be occasioned by desertions from his troop. Four men have been arrested in a village * t others have entered Grasse, and remain there. It is not k.town whether a single man has taken part, or made the least demonstration in favour of Son tparte. Tins event has had upon all minds at Toulon only a happy influence. All the inhabitants and the mili tary have reneged their assurances of the att-tchment and fidelity to the Government. Order and tranqu:l - reigns in this city, and the most perfect discipline and the best spirit prevails among the troops. The inhabitants of Grenoble on the .sth, on learn ing the above news, made a voluntary o,f,i of their services to the Staff Major of the N tdunal Guard.—. They also hoisted the white cockade. Tne troops evince the most loyal sentiments. Lieutenant-Ge neral Marchand commands at Grenoble. At Mar seilles the utmost enthusiasm prevails in favour of the Bourbon family. _ The Municipal Body of the City of Paris, in an extraordinary Assembly, unanimously resolved on toe following Address to the King : 6 6 Slue—Since the return of your Majesty, France began to breathe ; public and private freedom, gibs. ratiteed by ,a solemn charter —renascent credit the opening of our po is—t' . e r :oration of aericiilture. the hurnony estab jailed t - etw..en the Memos:rail the State—the certainty of the peace of Europe —all in sured to our country that hapyiness which it enjoyed only under your ancestors. And this is the moment chosen be this foreigner to pollute our soil with Hs odious presence ! What does he want t:om us ? What cl iims has he, whose tyranny world have li berated us firs all duty towards him, and whose al,- dication has Ilbsolved the most scrupulous from 4.1 oaths of allegiance ? What comes he to seek in den' France which he so long desolated? 46 la vain, Sire, for a year you have exerted Toe-- self generously to repair so many misfortures. misfortunes still oppress us, and yet lie dares to pre sent himself to our notice. He wishes, in order to repair our losses, that the flower of our youth may again perish the victims of his gigantic pride on tl4 snows of Russia or the barren mountains of 44 Mut then the universe be again it,fi imed in order again to call the vengeance rf the univerie upon France! Already covered with bln. , d, it Is blood that he still desires—it is civil se it that tv Ashes to bring amongst the children of France I He believes that he cannot tire the clemency of lieaven nor the patience of the nation which consented to forget him I 46 Thanks to PROVIDENCI, we respire again under a paternal Government. under the tutelary and leto- Ornate authority of out ancient race of Kings. Every • • OFF,IOII OP OR DN.! NCB, Marai 1, IIIA. • . 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