The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-21 00:00:00

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DRURY-LANE. •= 4 t- i k 4` -- '• • . ...,., ... • . . - . GERMAN Al i ii) Duitit,.PAPE4S: T HIS present EVENINGi March Si , their ,is rnaluagßOr •s , time ago sent 1000 t; to bit dtltri - Rhone in t ie DepairieteiteltUthe Aisne; ' and in 5 ... -, • butes( by the council established here fdr the relief 1 French@ Gonne. Generated :faith and Marchand elnik,/ Servants will perform • '-' RING RICHARD THE THIRD. Meuse, MARCH 5.-We • ctiditnunicate from an of the suffertinin the country between the Elbe and have driven the eneney.ftimitii4oys Fifteen thoirerdel - Duke of Gloster.(leth time), Mr. Kien. authentic source the agreeable and important intell the Oder; these*-half of it to be expended on the men are passing the Alps,lt6 reinforbe the DekeOf . . th . Atter which, ligen•ce, that the fortress. of Gastrin is ndgociating a hospitals , andlibe other for the immediate assistance Castiglione. . . LOVE IN A CAMP. capitulation, and will, be in•ettr hands by the mid. of the inhabitants in the districts aver -rnu. 'Phis The Viceroy his obtained treat sacbetiee at I! 1 .r * eyes. ; is.; seenne price 3 ,. 641..... pit 31. 64. I sealed ale of this month. Tim • whole garrison of Berlin, I get was accoptpenied with assuianceei that 'these Borgbettot and has driblet- the Neal 1 4 1 °0 Ole ~ 'Price, 2s--Lo Vier Gallery, Si. ; S e ctuul i Peies,'ls.-uppe! 22,000, is broken rite and -proceeds by ,forced , noble Britons Would afford additional aid for the Adige. , Volierv. Lt.; Second Price, 6d, • marches to France. In all Germany immense est e r- ! re-animation of our sick and wounded soldiers, and Gen. Grenier ;She At ab from Placantie on the THEATRE-ROYAL, COYENT•OARDEN. tions are making, and all th at can march take thelthe relief of our impoverished countrymen. The 2d March, beat the eneffirlt,. Panes and rusted hid T' present EVENING, March 21, will sal" mate ' . above-ntentioned Council •have,tiy letter, Its the name beyond the Tiro. tic performed. BASLE, MARCH 1.-The march of troops through -; of these unfortunate people, 'interned them • their -The French troopt thatileaupied Ratite, Civitst ... •;: • HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. .this, city hes continued without interruption ever. heartfelt - thanks for this benefieende.' ' • . Vesehia, and Tuscanyi *di enteric g Pledmoiit to , s " J ''' Hamlet, Me. Young; Aphelia, bliss Stephens. ' - since 20th of last mouth. The number •of those passahe Alps. , • After which. a N, L w Grand Pantomime, willed • *so *.•-•:. . ,ssiIIPARIIBQUIN AND THF: SWANS; or, The Bails of ‘ who passed through here may be estimated, without FR ENCIe PAPERS. The exasperation of the population i ncrea s es daily s• • • •• . . . • -Beautes exaggeration, at - 40,000 men, of different arias and • - ' ' ....eSmeas-- in proportion'tolhe atrocities which arec onimittedb y - exaggeration, conimitted by- • . .... ' ~ . • ,' w on t o be . o p e ipit , i; h a lf pot fire o ' 4 lol l , to be: enteral nations. They are all batting to join the ' Piens', Mitten _l4 -.-The Empress Queen and those hordes, Mare barbarous still than their climate; • pee Oa- • • . s ' who dishonour the human race, and vs apse rte' armies in France. -. littlitolit liaa it following news of the sites- . - • • - . .. , . . DISTRReS IN ERMAN Y. Deesostr, e& 13.- Twenty tboosand of etae.dhei of the Armies to the Itth Mardi : -- -tilis t oss" has tnr-its nhigagi td • • .-" •.' 4: GENTRA.L MEFTIN'G f the Nobility, I d . , o e an wehr, well trained and exercised, have :fast" 9The day after the battle of Craone (the Bth) s raf honour and renown .' g..„„:4,,,,?.. ~. Clergy, (lensev , and others , is requested to be hild at the I marched away. Reinforcements for the Russian and ; the enemy was pursued by the Prince of Moskwet 'De conferences of Lusigny for 'an areftsbei bete , .. . F ESMARONS' II ALL,,dreat Queen-street, Lincoln's Ina . p • russtan armies are continually passing through tto the village' of Etonville. General Woronzew, ; felted. Wiponid rotors gree upon the line of d.?tear... F .oa SATURDAY. Match 96, to take ion) Oritosidern- , - . slob be DISTRESS in GERMANY, recently occasioned by Saxony, by different routes, to the Rhine. The Em- i-with seven or eight thousand me n , guarded this ,Pattion ; his s -. 7 , po .. i cit. We weril egreed upon the points' of octn. the Vega a War . , ' • .. ramic. peror of Russia has given a aew proof of his• gene-- talon, which was very di ffi cult to be got ht, becauseto the North and East but the etiete wished -:, :-- •. . i roes and compassionate attention, by ordering large 'the road which leads to it runs for licleague between :no °lily to extend line upon the en 101 the • ~..• • ..EDvAItD. • ' ' AUGPVIITS. magazines of corn to be sent from Poland to this ex- twd impracticable marshei. -'' •• • 1, Ithone, but to inclose Savoy in, .it. We replied to c. CAirTHAR. hausted country, before the Russian army of 100,000 *iron Gourgault, an o ffi cer of dittlillguiShed mertt)l: this unjust pretension, by proposlogto adopt on this . . • B. B R OI L .. • • W. LONDON. men arrive on the Elbe. ' Coif at eleven at night Mite Clhisignca, with two i line the stalls • quo, and to liare•the Duke of Cas- - S. DUNELM. CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 28.-The Divan has re , battalions of the Old Guard;torried the position tied' tiglione and Count Bubna to settle it upon the line , Wi Revel Ifielmers the Duke of YORK will take the Chairt I solved, in a general meeting, to propose to. the At- `proceeded by Challevois upon Chid. -He reached ,of their advaoced posts. This was rejected. It was • • - preeholy at One e'Clasek. . lied Powers to a d m i t ' an Envoy from the Sublitinefthe enemy, whom he attacked wit h the &Wert at ! then necessary to renounce the idea of an' Arbilstice in - DISTRESS IN GERMANY. Porte ' to the Congress for a general peace, both to ' ond in the morning . The - Russians were awakened .! for a fortnight, which was attended with more ....- . . .. „ : - A Bata eight years ago the calamities occasioned maintain its rank as a power of the first class, and i w ith th e cr i es o f riv e a. g ni pi, r e t 6. 2. • - a nd purified to i conveniences than advantages. The EraiArri n rs he- ..Cll. ko. the War In interest parts of Germany gave rise to i Ito take care of Its'interests in the negociations relit- ' Leon. The Prince of Moskwa -debauched . by & e l. sides, did not think he had a right to place it name- .., oSithscriptioa, and the formatiep of a Committee in Loodosi, to tire to the commerce of the Mediterranean and the defile. i coos population under the iron yoke from which they t relieve the Alwients on dee Continent. . Black Sea. It is said, that this resolution has been t Grade 9th, at day-break ,we reconnoitred the ens... , •By elle e enerosity of the British Public, the mum of nearly i b oo delivered. Ile would not consent to titian- • 30,00(a. was remitted, which rescued multitudes from the ex- already communicated to the principal Courts of : my,;who had joined the Prussian corps. Theltaly, which the enemy p os j., I don our communications with • *remit, of wants hut at no period since the existence of this E uro p e . . _ I lion was such as to be deemed nnattackable'. 'We I had so often and so , vat's!) , !sprinted to intercept, • Committee. has the mass of every kind of misers been so g rent, • - . in the country to which their attention was first directed ; o here Th e has greatly abated io this capital wltto e fteok a position. when our troops were not yet united. 1 the many satiguinnry battles freight in Silesia, Lusatia, Bo- this fortnight ; but at Smyrna, according to the - ';'"The Duke of Ragusa, who. had slept on the Bth at i The weatffee bur bettor • constantly very . cold ; the . • hensin, Saxooy, Brandenhurgh. and other parts, have entailed ' accounts,it increases daily, and none of those . tibt ; Carbone, appeared at two in the afternoon at Vested, is lemon ; • !lon the peaceable inhabitants, surering,s almost uoe to in ; tacked .. ' bivouacs are Ter); distressing during th Or :annals of history. The Committee are as to impress by it escape. ' 1 overthrew the enemy's advanced guard, attacked the ; but each patty has ;;eon exposed to the same suffers • Gym the minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation pf Bel - I Il Ao ri E ; M A9c i f te.-Letters from Milan, dated village of Althies, which he carried, and was success. fish support, they have remitted to dagerent parts of Germany 1,. in s p it 'appears eNn that sickness makes great Feb. R 3 state, that the Viceroy still bad his head- ful daring the whole day. At half-past six he took to the amount ofnear 40.0 0 0 1 . s s havock in the enemy's erten whilst, our's has kptfew 5e49,400 2 5 ;Aus t r i an sarters at Volta, on the Mincio. A corps of 25,000 up a position. At seven the enemy made a' dash of - sick. . . Amount already advertised:s'' peels, .Merttn 16.-11 ' AlsjelOrs .-e . the Em- s - , had advanced on -Placentia. That place is cavalry, one league in the rear, where the Duke of cc • - . ' . SUBWRIPTIONS sINcE EttcortvED. .. At Mein, Barclay, I Friends at Peurith and i occupied by 18,000 French and Italians, and 6000 Reggio had a park sr reserve. The Duke of It ag usa : press Queeit tend Retest, • , . Tattoo, and Co. I vicinity 221 ct ! more French are expected. It is therefore expected proceeded thither quickly, but the ene my, had time I :intelligence Or the situation o ft 2RS'isks Sski the • 1 has r , toed the. fellesting 'Sanitise from Clselien- lAt blessfs. Martin, i that a battle will soon be fought in the neighbourhood to carry off 15 piecesof Minutia: . - A . rett - Pitit. of the : t'Stl_ :-- -- ' -•- - - " It , --:-..T-a•-_- i has Gloucester .e 6 6 I Stone, und Co. * b eads as Tewein- 1 Richardson and Son 21 b' of Placentia . The Austrian cavalry are making ex- personnel was saved. ;,• 1 " General Sr. Pints; commanding in saS,lttel 17 • . eighth Relishes cetps, had been for • several SI.7Ys " 1 • 1 " 'bury . 331. 1 0 .0 d. I 11. 1 0 cursions to Straddle. :On the - same day Gen. Charpentlee, with his divi- -„, nali Beaaett . 22 1 Rev. James Hamilton 22 I The Neapolitans entered 'Leghorn on• the 18th.- ' sion of the sun and - carried t h e t m ag e o t Cl a sp ' position at Pintoes -Bur-Marne, havits; an advaiitSeds • r.Worgida I 6 At Messrs. Sikes &Va. i s . •,.•.. ti ll age • guard at Siterys 'phis corps, composed of three tt:s titire•s•-.. i G en . 'stisions, which eight -- to have formed 18 regimentt 'la4,J2agiagton, &. R e v. Joshau paddock 5 5 . 1. The Pope is at Savona. • seven times, and were seven times 'repulsed.. • Co s • . 105 01 At Messrs. Pores t BAst.E, FEB. 16.-SWiss newspapers contain the Charpentier lost 400 prisoners. The enemy l e ft end 36 hattalidias t i had actually only eight regiments . , ' At Am Goslings amillewte. - hi s d ea d. Th e E tn . 4116 battillegs,s teasing about sor 6000 meu. i. and Sharpe:. The Hee. Mrs. 80. folloWing letter of his Highness the -Prince of the iventses covered *with commanding the- last column of •Iftss Aroott 1 0 water, ofOld Dolby • Schwartzenberg, which shows the elevated sentiments peror's head- quarters swere,Oh Iles gth old I . oth ail ."`GILIE 31 G 61 e1 its, Arnett Arnott . y . 1 a Hall, Leicestershire la 0': both of the Emperor of Austria, acid of the Cast - . Chavignow.. . the Prussian Reserve, and having under his . orders Mos A. Arnott 1 0 The Serrault ot s the • • Anton -•u_ _ Hall. oey do. - 29 , wander - in-Chief :- His Majesty, judging that It was impossible to at • tftior ieglinetits . Of the Landwehr 0( p r emise - t oo ' e s . i. • 1 i teirii Min ''' - ' 4 'l• Vl'l*eraalooltel.rolo • A . T . - ; - . Vel l a ' cantilituttltistatesici .yie- sewn : ' . 4 • -of. I s sees s . s fixed . his . headeovertesseVeit the Mashs 2 forming 16 batt a lions or .... Duke of .. Ragusa 00 , I ; n, o hinceen eiiiifaiedfn tVielett" r of T4:-*** - - • ....., t re i :t ilt frills •'' • ' cYp inalr ''._ per e‘ ;-- •. -—7 •6 66 His Majest the Itiperor, to So . Yeeeto; y- on the ' a t SOissonis.,"The Duk Ra • • ... . . Iney tabbock 50 At Messrs. Curries, ing ordered me to provide • • at the aecarity of all copied on, the same day d ory -au-Bac. ' i gin -and Wireeedliwaoisted the corps of r Gen ? Sr. •' . • • . Lucas and Procter 10 10 i Raikes, and ce. places dedicated to the safer:es, and of such as re- Gen. Corbineau praises the good dispositions of ; PRIEST, whine force'intast therefore have been about Jobs Crander. Req. I Collected at Melton, of Britt berton 501 by Sundries, 911. Ss. 9d• call the remembrance of min who have done honour the i n h a bit a nts o f Rh e i ms , ,15 or 16 1 000 men, cavalry and artillery included. 4 . ‘ Gen. ST. PRIEST resolved to surOnse Itheinis, in At Messrs. Marten, Society of Friend., at to the age in which they lived, I have the honour to ;On the Ith, ateleeen ia the morning, General St. ! i Hale. add Co. Mallon 30 0 appeare d be- , Which was station Gen. Coitereistry at the head send to your Ladyship a safeguard for your chateau Priest, commanding a Itusslan division, Wm Martha Stowey 5 5 it Messrs. Willis,of the National Guard and three battalioui of the Benjamin Toren, Esq. 5 5 Percival, find Co.. of Montbard. , fore Rheims and summoned it to - surrender. Gen. i• . , _ , • At Messts , Hammer- Mrs. Mutt, Rath " " The residence of the Historian of Nature mast ; Corbinean replied with cannon. G oneral Defrance 1 lery.en.thasN. witl4-760 cavalry and eight pieces. of "1 dry's nod Co._,_ , T. ilint,Feq.Chnene 10 10 cannon.. pen 7 o r t. v iwir,A-u had placed General De.* ; . I Rev. J. Faithful, war. T.l3owlev, Esq. Mil- be sacred in the eyes of all the friends of science.- ' I then arrived with his division of Guards of Honour ; of. este! ry at Chatputosur- Veelf s . Geld 7 01' ton-hill, Barks ld oltis a domain which belongs to all mankind. Ihe made a fine charge and drove Off the enemy.- FIANCE/ divilldl tiro leagutit 'funk At ti'vo. , • ?be Woolen nod Fel- At blesses. Child an,' Co. " I have the honour, Sic. Gen. St. Priest set tire' to 'two great manufacteries• lows of Alt Souls MTh. Hohbom 10 0 .. ts A f College Oxford, • Miss Hobson la a " SCHWARTZEN BERG." 'and to fifty houses, which were' oh the otiiside of 0 - -lii f•tkh; 14 flog in the Inorilgt. freitet 2l . er . Fletcher mid 'L. 1 0 1 the town ; a conduct worthy of • * t'urncoal. In all S r. S Pititst preseitte4l him,* at tho.d erent gates. 50 0 John Sheppard, Esq. 1U 0 BoLoGlit, FEB. 16.-Lord W. Bentinck came to ;times turncoats have been the most '.giiiel enemies o f He made his•principal attack on the giite of Loon, The Master of Univer- Collection to Cogges - ' Which the superiority of his numbers enabled him to I sity college, per . hall Church, aver a Naples on the Ist instant, where he was received their country. - inhatiitauts hive ditto 55 ' Sermon by the Rev. with the greatest distinction. Soissons has suffered much. The ' :force. Gen. CeItRINEAU operated his retreatswith Rey. P. :A.. Illasiat.: Benoit B.Stevens 271.11 f • 741. ; conducted themselves in the most honourable manner . :ihree hatttliims of the levy-en-mess, and his 700 wort New College, Datairl Calomel, s' .10 O BASLE, MARCH I.—At Dijon and Vesonl strong a t Antralri f , 'and felt back upon Chalons-sir: The per do-. . S 3. J. Fryer, Toickenham 10 0 corps of reserve are stationed. That at Dijon is i There are no praises too 0 reat for the regitnent ' Bev. J:Johtettin.'Mag- ••• J. C.a :the Vistula, which formed ' the garrison ; there are "Natlonel Guard and the inhabitants behaved : very 1 g . i commanded by the Prince of Hesse Homberg, dale° College, per -Robert Seymour ilo. 1, 1 Collected at the Clia- Lieutenent-General in the Austrian serviee. This 'no praises which the regiment , - 44* . , . • • Dr. Ward, do. do. •S 3 • , pei of the litited *Prince has under his command the troops of the ; toeigrett for the intfobitenti. .111 s Majesty has graet- ! of the Vimalif demist .',%fell le thesicircumstances. Oa thel3th, at four o'clock in the evening, the Din. Find, do. 610. 10 10 Breihrro, :a 1410461 33 IS edthis brave corps 30 deciration s . of the Legion of i , Eyes:los was on the heights of the Wind-Mill, a Rev. R. Jentlios. 13 t - Rev. Me. ltooker, 'ra- -- • Grand Duchies of Frankfort,Wurtzburg, and Hesse liot College, per do. 1 1 vistock 1 0 Darmstadt, and also those of the principalities of Honour. ,' • lle4tifrion Rheims. The Duke of Raeuso•formed .. • Bev. R. Downes, Host lugs (Ist Subscrip- Reuss and Isenberg. The plan of the enemy'S campaign appears teln - we' l itradvat.iCeataid• The Ge neral , of Division Muß ' •New College, per • lion). lo T.". Sim"' • Niattett 12.-We learn with satisfac • been a kind of general houra, dash von i5 r .4 1 ,...._` . I mo ittacked,surrottnoeu, Ana took several battalions • • do. 1 -1' er s:if:vor . 100 0 Bituss sus, ag t i of'Prossiat land wehr. Gen. SEBASTJAHI, COMinand.. Arthur Young-Esq. 2 2 loinCitater, /I fter u Col- lion that the Deputies . from Belgium have reached the ! Neglecting all the strong plaoes of yirindprs, • Smithies. under 10s s leetiou toy the Vicar. be of the Allied Sovereigns, where they only observing Bergen.op.Zoom and* Antwerp w a r • : big' , tvro divisions of cavalry, advanced upon the town. each,l7s. 6d. - • Rev. John Mernly SS 0 •a 1 One hundred pieces of cannon .w ere engaged .on the were received in the most gracious manner. . . garr soo 0 . 1 troops inferior, by lied he 'somber te•the i At Messrs. Master - ' Chsptaiuts his Royal ; o 'A rear i ( e'....._ I one side and the other. The enemy croone d the manne r ei Co. Highness the Duke • The Duke of Saxe-Weimar has his head-quarters those towns, the enemy Penetrated epo John Moly, E'sq. 105 oof Sussex 50 0 - heielits iii front 411,144 ms , •at Tourney, where there is a strong garrison. The Neglecting the place, et the, Ardennes, Meztere, ; is • ~ . • ~ . . ' Sulseription. received at the Bari of the City of London Ta- . Rocroi, Philippevillo,' Gi s et, tharlemiret, ,I‘lo' DP " While the, • attack was meking a the, bridges of vent. ; Lloyd's Coffee-heave; Stock ExChange ; and at all the ' General commanding the second corps is in Ath, and I ; St. Brice were repaired,in order turn the towu.Gen, ; the General commanding the third at M o ns.. The i medy, Maestrecht, Venlod indliiliera ihey tel • Bankers in Towu and country. . 1 • • At, _o . medeoi superb Abarge with the Guards , R. H. MARTIN, seefewries i ! troops which are marching along the Meese through sby impracticable roads to aerie* upon s vesnes ; prFaAy q ...'. LUKE HOWARD, ( . Namur and Dinant, and those marching by Charle.l Bethel. These places communiel" de' ere n o Obieg . ; tit .. *lletio,ii i j r le, bt o everedthemselves with,glory, par. tarty Uen. ont Seeua, commandieg .the 3d re- reiletlest.-Crelitted to ad vertisdl the 3d of Feb. " Sir ro4 are all advancing towards *Champagne, for the and the garrivons alarm the rear 4. tpe,.litiemy ces?, 11 9 . e9 of ably. Whilst Gen. St. Pried 'horned tt,L l l- a . • gicnent.; who charged between ihe Sewn and tbe , ,enes, , ?booms Miring, 10.0.1 I purpose of joining Marshal Blocher. The army der . • , P • .`,,1 tey, whom e tia, ) , drove iota the- sidiurbe, stud. from 1 MARRIOTT'S IMPROVED PATLNT KITCHEN I the Crown Prince of Sweden is already assembled oil his brother was arrested by, the inhabitanka i en art a ll • t p afl whom they , crets 1000 cavalry sad Itis.arsillery. ... . RANGE. 1 front the 10th to the 16th, it .was sec- off prisoner to CharlembUt. Neglecting yi itIARRIOTT •having recently made very con. l t he hle6se ; I cessivelv to put itself in march. • places of the Meuse, the enemy advanced 03. . if. Geti.cout)t,,.Knaaisaet having Asia* siderahle Improvements, is induced to offer to the n.l- 1 , 8.-The following notice has been and St. DiTiet. The garriion of Verden is come - 44 ' Meimwhile, intercepted the cinnmunication ; from ttheims. to Eery- -I.IEGE, Meech tine of the public the above admirable inventior. as the nieot all-Bic, the enemy abandoned the !leen, : flying in disorder op all sides. The-result, pf Ihia,day t ,wllich , quite to St. Mihiel. „ Complent stride of the kind ever manufactured for roostotg, '! ; baling, balline, stemoing, stewing, dzr • and a constant sop- : published here :- eMained some By order • of his Royal Highness the Crown , Near Bas a Russian General , who r ,_ half the ! Prince t‘ did not cost us 10Q.Men, are 22 pieces of cainton. pie of ten roe twelve gallons of hot wter. whir op e . every one is prohibited to wear moments with fifteen men, after the dure ol e his ~ mai eiosi of Awl. This Range is at with much i of Sweden, 5000 prisoners,loCeartillery and baggage waggons. any other cockades, 4 or tibbons, • than those of the troops, was killed with his eseort by t s peasauts,.ia. • 1 less trouble than any other, and the utensils used in the opera- I The same battery Of Itghtirtillery which killed, slurs of cookiag are kept perfectly 'clean, and are fa' more ! datable than with common I.,:nges. It is olso it certain :ore colours of the city army, namely, red and yellow." revenge for the atrocities he bad • ordered. eta.! " Gen. MOI;EAU befOr . e. DEMO% mortally wounded for smoky chininies. which has beep proved by eepeate el. i : HE AGUE, TII MARCH 15.-Two battalions of Land pushes its sorties to Nancy ; .Stvitabaiiat e ep . .. the, Gen. ST. PRiEsT;who ,Ittil,olll, •at the. boia Of .the periments. Its rttpid and inc r easing star, add,cl to the anti. -ilitia marched from hence this morning, for Brabart. othe . r places of . Alsace, being i l bspeveti hot hy small I pro _ 1 Tartars of the Desert to ravage our beautiful country. , opted matisfnction it has given, are the strongest proofs .6f p us • utility; nate/toted to ante er, serer baring Wee la a siugle ice- The siege of Naarden will now be conducted with parties, there is free - ingess. e t nol, ,egreis, read ! . The EMPEROR entered Rheims at one .in the morn- -1 more spirit. A battering train has been brought visions arrive in abundance. 'llie troops of the gar- .. linnet.. mg, amidst the acclainational the inhabitaus of ! As from the small portion of fuel re q uisite . , of Mentz go Roder as Sid res. The depart- i it work it ; from Goreum, and the troops before Naarden have risen ~, . 2. meets having hastened to .cOmplete the corps .9f,bat- that great-city, tio4 harestablis ed his head-quartees - ‘ ; t "least fur 6 "" eari ' llies ' " from the ti""!"' ° a ad it; been considerably reinforced. ' will perform, it is seitable for large estabis.hate e nos, ti,ate 1. w h ere t h- are there. The enemy is retreating ,, ssochoOnse on.Rethel, and. partly-o particularly adapted for the site and ruswei.truc _f pThe enemy some time ego mede a . sally from the Wiens which are in all these.places . ..., .. ey 1 1- .' kle,it.Pgig- i', families taverns ioeiting-houses, b o arding-schools. Ece. . .Ritch'ens Sited 's', with Ranges, embracing all Nie bite cat- i town of • Grave, but were repulsed with some loss. armed, equipped, and "exercised, •pse mey. say,,that Partly sit ;•. . . „. •'• proscenium with Olt steam-boiler% oveas, hot-closets, and steam. i Her Imperial Highness the Archduchess Catharine, there are severul armies it) the .. .Ir i s" • " The lah regiment:of •hneepe o , et well as the I- ~' kettles. All' kiuk , of Stoves, far drawing-rooms, pal lours, balls, . daily. WiarelitY the , ,reportitltay have !testi:dors. 3d, of t.be,extemyr.._ , seed ~..in all directietut. regiment of the guards of tongr, portiaolarlY churches, die. ; humour Mini traps, to secure de l i, egators. silo- . us arts of Holland.'k % ,;h as i f arce ' distinguished itself. GeosCottnt SEPUR has been se- em injuring Ahern ; Spring•gons of different c o n structioas. A fit) p • Patent Roasolg Jack, of ho entire new principle, situ BERLIN, MARCH 3.-in England, the country cepted, t h a t•tliOreghoeute oT Cor s et. s, . ~, , vertkwneided s4 bntitaj4 yy r kf eot in danger."- , al pdo as to require neither w ei g hts nor pupirs; the . worlebe .. . L ., , ~,,,L . _. 4. s _. rom i7 where every great and beneficent undertaking finds was 940 men,goeve hist npwar of 12Q, osithopt rixtrubeemje'asriLip,ii'c'tierytte. firfiialiumbieltiutorYbaemoluturroefguolArdenr":llon cattle"- i honourable support, a sitbscription has been *Pawl ' 111 ' 4 4 ht'es is ictions- but only sY the- SoswlT 4 l l4 ' " BOURDtAVX, Matta' 12.,-We have seen with. for the Germans, who hare suffered In. the present' the peasants. 4. :, listed for ever kitchen. The Dube. of Castiglione maticauvres on tbe in these few days many troops pass by our city, to 1 Tobealten Nash daily at the Isateutec's Manufactory, No. war of! / 54, Elees-inteet, toradoe. independence. The Committee by was it _ . . , . . . ... • . . - . , . . • - . . •- ' . . `• * •. • - -{....,.....- .-'_.;,,....1 + .40 , 4":" .-- 1" , lifir.: ,, ' . 4• . . _ - . oiadsor ... _