The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-15 00:00:00

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" • • . , ---.. , .•. . . 1.1°NDION;•••2114:71116DA t ' APIRCH 15, 1814. . . hid 4fi: ,---... __________.....,.., , I L'l,:t 1 " .it — tti'r :ta , "" - - i X. ,4 - _ „ _a. _r2 4,,._: ---ium,t-i~:41 . . - '.. - .:_ - , - Witeres Tirtrallioesehatilt Setyi letrfilid e.prrurs*—Mbistiliiirofittfrimd? SokrogrAide 1141VPDON 1 / . ' • a V : 1 No. p 514. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LARK. II I 5 prevent EVENING, March 15, their Mitjertiere Servants win perform TUE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. Allior width TIIE IRISHMAN IN' LONDON. Bain, is.. Seciawl Price S. 6rl.—Pit. ye. ii. ; Sectaid Price, %.--Lower Gallery, ; Second Price, Is.—Upper Glittery, 14.; Second Price, lid. THEATEIE-ROYAL, COYENT-GARDKN. THIS present EVENING, March 15, will be performed, . - The Now C - Oalie Opera, called , 'VILE FARMER'S WIFE. After wallets, a New GroottPaniontime. called. BAIZLIAUDti AND THE SWANS; or, The listth 4 Beauty. The DOOM 10 he opened 'at half past eve o'clock. to be ea at half vast six. '. . . • - _ . IV DIA .4ND BRITISH SHAWLS. %TA!TAIMAN and SONS respectfully an. nonitre, that they have at primcitt. on wthe. a twines sad superb Selection of INDIA and BRITISH SHAWLS, which they Oilier theinselim will he found, on inspection, un equalled in variety and elegance, as well us moderate in-their Ilwy bee to apprise their friends, that they are cnmpletely eastuteA Nish Linens, Foreign and British Table Lioeu r Sheeting, awl Costae GOllfabi of evert description. N. B: The NI Vatite given for India 104, Fleet-street, Corner of New Bridge-street. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. S -: - - -- - - - - - OME Persons, envious of the success which mr: DE .CH EMANT has accmired, ns well by his admir able it.rrottnn of ARTIFICIAL hl IN ER AL 'PASTE TEEM, etclealous of the felicity he has the happineAs to en. joy with hi, virtuous wife, in his thottlegic affairs, have printed and' kirculated, with out the name of the Printer, a defairatotylibei, tending lo create unhappiness in the bosom of his litterustiog wife, while it is calculated to impose on the eredulonspsosaiiity of the Public, by a tithe statement of dis tress. The Li 1 is falsely stated to he circulated by the wife of Yr. De !lenient, anti is dated from Lisson-grove , N ew-road. A RE AHD of TWENTY POUNDS will immediately be paidvidirenvery and ct.nviction of the Abhor, Pt inter, or Publish by Mr. De thalami., No. 2, Frith-street, Soho- • _ *ROM-kite . PaIt,MMEI) JAPAN .:I"AITE AND LIQUID. JT. RIGGE restoctfelly informs the Nobility • and Public; that he has recently discovered a Combina, flan of Ingredients, in the most refined state, under tile above title, width he coofidently offers to a candid and literal proba tion; convinced that it will he proved the most elegant mid use fill Article ever intrndured for the purposes of pieserving and Deemer,' ing Leather; equally .ipphcalile to Ladies' or Gentle men's we. All aux ions ingredients are avoided in its preparn- Can. sobstitutiog such as are highly grateful, aromatic and tic. full. In this p repamtinto the universally complained-of inconvenience of salami or rlaattolness (in even the mast celebrated of those productions) is avoided, twin the 1111451 state of the atmosphere, the' Aromatic Blacking will tt)t impart soil to the hauls or ap parel. It is likewise filpa')le of producing, a ills the greatest facility. a hignly tie:maul Japan Polish. The Traveller will find the Blackiog Paste convenient and ready Co iw. , edhle use, wills the simple addition of cold water 41114. In is cleanly to its operation, and may he parked with the most choice goods, without :out daager or offensive comma• ideation In the, articles with a bicli it may he eiirioseJ, its ft• compositiim, t partakes of lapis" pertained aromatics. To Mercilatno;. tor Ex portation, to Dealers remote from the metropo lis, she say ing of I eight and carriag", compared with the balk of Liquid Blacking, „ill be a most important consideration ; amid as this article ‘• iti keep perfect in all climates (nn fart, is im proved by age). the Proprietor anticipates with coididence general ;nu rid late. by alh principal Boot and Shoemakers. mid Dealers in Town anal ; also at the Proprietar's Warehouses to London. Nu. Park-street, tiposveimr.square ; and Na. 65. psidr. Liquid in Glass B , ttle, 2..—Ditto in Stone Ditto, Is. 6d. — Paste in Pnt', at Is. Is. 6. had 2.5. earls. At Mews. Master nem and Co. (youtioned) R. G. Temple, Esq. Rtielimnpt. , ,, £5O 0 Robert niggle., Esii. Liverpool Thos. Spencer Thomas Qusesott J. W. B. Friends of Ruslihridge At Messrs. Ilie. , e, Baroett's, and Co. From Ipso oh and its I ' rev. tVIW. Elkoimr 5 0 vicit , , per Alex- 1 2 ander. Witt Spooner , Collection per Rev. 1 William(' [ay ton awl Coligt egation, from 18 0 Abhor-L u ne Meet- I jag, S;01 . 11.41 Wiiitie n 6 0 Rev. John Mill. Lit. 10 0 I tlehury, Essex 5 0 I Dobson and Sun, I Huddersfield 10 10 I Bliss Green ' Jones and Atkinson IChad. Ed. Ruttilitild; 10 10 Esq. 50 0i , -....e0r5- 1 - Adm. Sir 11. Neale 10 0 ' ...oil ^ N. J. 11. . 100 0 J. R. John Welk, Esq. 21 0 Parkes i At Messrs. 11.lgson At •Metars. Hamm and Sl►K, ers tirling. .. . ley and Co. Thomas Mi t inwariatr . ....- ' Rev: Dr. Butter, liar : Strand . -. :5 • row I Eliza S. . -1 0 Ilion. Mr. Tartiley ° Rev. Benj. Barnard '5 0 At Metall,. }blares. Witham Townsend BY HIS MAJESTY'S aoym , LETTERS PATENTS. i E 4q . ' Rev. 13. D. 5 0 I )1:AK K'S GENUINE PI 1.1.5, Polly famous I George Suley Foyle, 11 0 Rh. Mnatagoe Choline lev, Bart. 10 0 1 for coring, in nil its ' , mgt.% the Venereal Disease. One ; Esq. 20 OG. Kemp, Poole 5 0 small Pill kn it ow; and the taking of one hot in a recent cave C. H. E. Hastings I 0 .Jubil Ward, Esq. Dar win ,otits convince the patient 14 inc certainty of ii speedy re., J. W. Q. 2U 0 ham . 1 1 cowry. Nothit:g can he better coetrived, more safe, or more 1 At clew Willis, I Mrs. Levison Ward, convenient thou tors remedy for such as are °Wilted to g , O kw. I Pel , MO Co. ditto 1 1 airs, or io sea, as it needs nu c.infinement or fesiraiot of diet ; Mr. Thos. Yates 10 i Rev. I). S. Oliver 5 0 rind , i xi y years r iled xperience (in no ex tests pracij‘ e) Iris ;troy- IG. X. Jeunnett, Esq. John liorster, Big. td that it will ea, cure when repented s alivation a:A .1 Ashford 5 0 Lincoln's Inn 26 6 ell other snethials avail nothing. For the Scurvy and John Waollett, Esq. Wm. Martin Foster, • -- .0 ether Chemdrul Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. i ' Rye b 5 Esq. . ICI Upward. of -1(),CdO person's of hold sexes have 'woo radically i Mrs. Volitive 10 10 The Dean of Carlisle 11 i eured . f rite above enrol disorders. wi th in the last eight ) totes . !' Mrs. Oglander 10 10 Edw. Vernon, Esq. Prepared and sold by the Proprietors, Thomas Tailor and : Bev. J. Nail 55. At blears. Oman- Son, istemhers of the lioyal College of Surgeons, London (see l Dr. Bourne 1 1 quet nod Co. the list of real S.stgeoas, pubti,hed annually by the Royal Col i• Mr.," . Woodcock 1 1 Mrs. nod 5 . 5 lege), ut their house, No. 9. New Bridge-street ; where con- Mr. Hinton's Plipits . 110 Thos. Croft, El. II 0 st3nt attendance mid advice will he given hy them in all caws Mr. Wheeler 1 1 Mrs. E. C. a Friend 1 9 • relative to the ma. ve complaints,with niviolatile secrecy. Also, Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City and odn the appoioment. at the Perfuniees, No. 33, St. Alhat"s street, yen; ; Lloyd's C o fer-house; Stott Esebange; tit all the Poll• Mall t Mr. Destior.lgh t4 Teti s:lop, Ni,. 7, Fib i street- i Ilaulters in Tows and Cosuov. - . :.. hill; and by row person in every cr.regiilt rattle tuna of Great i IL H. M MUM. _ • LU E IiIIWAMPI 1 9etretliriel. Britain, .91i. its hoses of only 2s. WE each. • . . 10 0 1 1 5 5 1 0 1i S SCROPBULOL T S CASES. A YOUNG LADY, of the age of 16, homing I tseeii afflicted with Scrophulous Ct.:ermines and ettrenve bad hi alth, tvat. given over nv a kopelews cow h. eminent pteteri sinners. By the nee of SPILSBUItY'S PATENT ANTI SCOR BUTtt; DROPS ..he has recovered her health, sod bee 1 precept state promise: , a perfect Cure. Wm. j o bb.. of ;he p ft ric4l or Rotherhisiie, (soot a weak state of healthi. and t Serepholous Affection of the Elbow Joint, is also by theft swans perfectly restored. Hannah Thorium, near Woodbridge. is able to leave her bed after two years confltwortent, and requests another bottle, is bopes of cosopletitig her recovery. The enteric, of the Patent Anti-Scarbotie Props is well knoina is Eruptions, Scorbutic, Gouty and Bilious Affec tions. Sold wholesale by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail at the Dispereary, 15, Saha-square London in bottles of 65.-11netble 6d.—and largest 11. 2s. duty laud ed.—Compound Essence, Ss. Tu present Counterfeits, the Genuine Medicine has a black ink Stamp, Mr. S. may b e ' ro n o ulted pervnallv. or by letter, at the Dis , remarry, on the wind profrsional terms. 200 0 50 0 11 10 10 5 0 10 10 1 0 21 0 . .. . . MISTRESII,I.2t ,cifstmAjpri i- i % .-it c . - L .- - - DUTCH P4PERS. , . BOUT eight yeank,ago the Catateltiee'enildkned : - s• Prretsienott, 1 XS- by the war in different par* of biennia* . *raisin , L . --Amilibsi- I toittelne the Treaty a gabscriptidn, and -the fornl4ooll air Conlallitiostill 1.1121kk, MARai 1 1.-The*Government hit to- 1114111114 a Petlill• I relieve the distressed on the Continent. By the cenerosity of the British Pithily ‘ t he mem- iiilfilf ' i i i• ' ' "ciod otfie tat news from TAon of the 28th Feb, . and .. s tif it 1 9 the 4th March. In consequence ie Perste tiettee to 50,0001. was rentitted, which revelled.asllllllldete falai *law- Trois gotasOns, of tot m ar , baq,_ Gailltio, Schen tremity of waist; but at no Perlm . olftre the 'eatorece *in" Itiltilhil *Blucher's movement upon Meant Committees ins Sae mass of evert , kind of misery been no rents- --... in th e clown, to which their attention wasfirst at reele 4 4 wh if f Moat corps *as attacked and repulsed 4.- tee •• 13" 11 1 ,•TeltsChlit, end the many .tiongoinary battles fotigltt . in Silesia, -Lomita, hemia, Saxony, Brandentsurgis, and other parts, koye tiled 00. Feb.. The army of Wingingerode having Marched !Ira renootteig besides upon the peaceable inhabitants, sufferings aintos,t uneratapied 'A .., vorl 'at - tAre sante time from Rheims along the A' G the antipb of history. t Tie Committee are lumina% to I • (tine, asolow glutted Leon on the Ist, and occupied Soirl- ', Mingrelia, mud Abele upon the minds of their entattr2men, th•it-in anticipate ,11!ii•• 110 R, 011 tho3d.of March. • The French garrison, A,500 = ever the entereignty t fish support, they have relnitted to different parts at • y•• - • , •IV. • • to the eitieflal of peke 40,0004. st 0 • , `IIC 0, cepettietted, a ctobtained leave te retire to Russian Bat ' re etu . ea) the p e o l lg t vepiehat„ Amount already advertised eiret,l6l ' 27 :.0 'Villiers Cotetete, but 20 pieces of cannon fel), We sear So th 1tt. 161 'other ' • sinescirettorts macs- amearvail. , . AlMessrs. WhltchasSl • :e. 4911 , .. nda w of the Prussians. In the mean*hile • the littra: 4l o - Of 'War or .781 Worthies): Cona- it •11 • po p, o f G i a,,ad l , s ei os. 0 • an d c„:, .. ~.. - ' • Vilma T u be d got possession of 1,.a Fere, where ,' it rePlbliitliP" are 16 M. R. Boubn, -4 4 . ' • , • •The Hon. Miss Ovelyo i r tillF."o . so l d 16 pieces of eanapn. . Four hundred • of the ;life" ti' twti Oter! Watt. and Co. ... -,1 , ..-401 0 The Dwwager. cfleo• A_ Steedintildit their pods m hbouringkingdot '•-• • At Dewletetottii' ''‘ *PS of Letrued' 5 - tt 's_ al Guards who ' "gra to defend the place, 1.,,.- . .. _ s • CellertV p. t . Pogo*: ~...! ~, A Wetf-wisner M. ' a permission to esteem home. This operation trig vitro t 7 ; 012 At fifeasts.atts s ad 41 . • sis''.. . octant . inameach alit facilitates the passage of ~ a 1 -0 ...... ipira4i .,..!.4 t. u t p zi ... 11 , ,Cuileeoedanti..lssoestsi . .. f -.•• • . • Cirrhoses . " siddid. •• 1 w m . p Co. a t :, g, 4 _. . • ~,,,47 .. ilk, ea erincliserright wins of the army; sue . , ' float', _,,, . • 't 4 John Broancier, Faq. I 0 i fail:lira the obtaining or prOitsions. The armies of ,1 110041 4. 14116 sin' Wm. HadbotHertith ;. E.. S. ... ~. ..., 'so Awl Wiazingerode e;iected their junction on ' " 1 3 1- totne•nuA slin '' Esq_ ____ ~.. 1 1 Lady Neiseali 10 U i , Mrs. moult Sonstmoi. '; G. Prin t ; 33 ' the, ,at Soissous, witkliee, corps,. of - Relow,; and i i...difr rviml • t°4l" of Pt wells. Bristol . 40 0 At Barclay, Tritest), purest ! that Count A ndeeon Fist Marshal Blucher, wile took the • otrateeeptl of I- viritok, FEL. us R ieh.A rit sr right, IN. ' ' um, co. , these united armies, is uovr•iii a Condition to Crernford, t Derkfr ... , -Boxy P. Sperling, shire Q Esq. , ' COitStsntinople, has Colieetioa at (Uwe ''; -' Chat. Norris .: l i g ; Sllll l h i e u ne gs r e g r y s oft b e i n A s ß iv c e il op;ret r iol e i n s.. .. . .. . ~,__t the state of afffti Matson, who fell that . _ ' . Chapel. Birks. •• - Friends at Lasaills• • Rev. Thonlits Scoi •ti 0 ter , per G. CrillP, .:___ . cal ( fie rrench fro beck from iourilay upon Lisle, left that place with I" 4 L t the Grand 1 liastasietreisee,Esq. I sees, kis. • --• VID 0 ill Or 11000 men, and again'. occupied Coereray end i possession of those 1. an..t.a . , by do. S O I il' i m t'irry° ° ° l4 13 "1* • I *We. On the 2d, a corps of Russian and Pros. Committee Room. Moisten,• Essex 21 'lt - Collection at Royston, --1 ' FR U4KFORT MA pert, the following I tinxa Grecnn.ol, do. 10 10 ; illin troops entered liarlebeke, near Courtray, au° • ...1 . , per Rev. Wm. Pro- . Ruh- Greenwood, Esq. ': 1 *1 the enemy . The l i g ht following, these troops Count d'Artois pre , &red's Caogrega- do. • /11 W. - •' 3' tion 412 le 11Poinul): Smith and .. goneended COurtray and Lenin, so that the. French We, Charles Phil 9 Jos. F. Barham, Esq. Sims 10 AO are shut up Ist those places, and will. be forced, it is M.P. b 0 . 0 Cottectiao,ae sr, tin- thought, to surrender. Monsieur, Con Collectionby the Rev. viola's, Southwark, - and Lieutenant John West. Curate hy ter . Mr. Maw, By a report from Col. de Geisnar, a detachment of Stebbing 351. 104. 9d, 341. 4s. 6d. , belonging to the advanced-guard of the Prince of To ALL FRENCH] Mr. Lees, of Camber- • C"11 per Pol sl l frtm Fauna/dew !-- . 1 well 1 1 thilocel 1 0 Stlies.Weinlar's army has. taken Bern Doutons, Rone, rived ;., the brother r Mr. J. Lees, of do. 1 1 Per Mews. eturweyis ' and Chauney. At Doulens he relea s ed 130 English, i - you. lie comes to Mr. Montague, do. 2 2 of Nore iel Bank, : and 60 Spanish, prisoners. I the Lillies in the he Mrs. Moatague 1 1 for sanAries mem. Friend of Mr.Hentsch 10ed in Norfolk, 2771. Ms. Mt BzUssEus MARCH 4.-The day before yesterday, to you the return Henry •Schmidt, per Jean Melissa 1 0 . between 7 and 800 Belgian prisoners of mar were restoration of law a Re.. J. {tulle 1 0 At Messrs. Curries Sir Ruh. Preston, Bart, 21 0 Hod Co. , I take's from.. the depot here, they having volun. ing . G overnment. T. P. mitain. Esq . iu hi j„ aat h a a peek, Esq. Mk 0 4arily offered to term .the first division of a Belgic scnption, no consul collerihmm H udders- At Mesitr. Master- . ... ;..• Legion, which is to bo,rsigod for the defence of the field, per Ft iends 42 0 Than and Cn• .' At the voice of Mr. lihber, Knights- T. ii4l4 Al F. Rey- . • e."uttY• may your .misfori bridge 2 0 noids 9 Fan. ..."9.... a tie t 'iir MILAN F id • - tr - pipears that our may will our errors by fog M. H. 0 10 . M. [tont:tine 1 . . 4 quit, to-morrow or . 41to day after, the line of the - Coreiiiet at Tooting H. Saunders 1 0 by the union to t Chapel, h Ile Rev. C. Saunders a- Et Mincie, and take up a position on the l'o. of 1 security. Mr. fuser 21 1; Frietals at Ilottlitek 17 IA 1 ir L. P. '2 2 Fri- Dull and co. 6 A .11RONA t FEB. 18.-The report spread here ! Helberns with d A. R. 1 i Tit. Rev. E. Ward's . • ; the arrival of the advanced-guard of the King of . • made to you, and s s. M. 1 1 Pupils I Os. Naples iin -the vicinity of 44teettru, is cotrfmned on Collection at b yCiod.ion r. wenn!, w lO all hands. and by his love an Church, F.,0 ivy,. y S. Bitidata, bs. Sas I-momeot which, brii 1 stores him to his c.l Rev. C. L. de Cue- Smithies. per cod, 80t.v., FEB. 22.-. The troops q uartered here, logon 40 0 Breath, Dale, ale and which were under orders to proceed to France, ; Friends ;it Pickering Co. • an d o r r n s l y. 1, 4 , re . J o . p i, g erm s& w ., , ._gi,-4A7t rgEeived counter-orders, end ... wilt remain here. DussumoßTF, } again madee sail saiteiWe fie 0 PArsh MO, -•- - W,'l: a -Ms the `oth i at eight in the evtqiingriViOnsieur, Friends of Pardskow Ilicholo Mete ,- •• •Yr and Co., Ist remit- • liar. (*kraus° , .. N . 9 ltd briishOti. OW remained here, under the . a. purpose of gettioti -I but the inhabitatiti mace 30 0 R.4..c.a nervy ••• -.1 li. name of the Coant.de Potithieu, took his de sarture thiew the salt into At I.lo)d's , I Imolai' ll:irhy A. T. Le MiNurier, Susatimak Appleby N I 2 from hence: It is• added, we know not on what 1. 2 took 35 prison ers. Gerrosey 1 0 Robert. Minuted g 2 grounds, that Ise is proceeding to France, and even had joined the salt John Soigne 17. q. Lin- Auto Clark I 1 to the head-quarters of 'the Allles. There is also cola'* bin-fields 21. 0 Ann Sworn Mr. Noetlt SU OTh 1111 l o sGreeeltatt 1 u much talk of a Prnclamation, issued in his name to .1 I t was run through h that upwards of 4( J. Collings, Knaves - Daniel i t -1 1 • the French, mid disseminated in France. It would , borough 10 p w Minn Similey.. • . 11 • be difficult to determine whet weight is due to all A. ..lay or at their he. From Devizes Rook. ...fee Moreno 1 1 twisters of the Bet Collection at Ail Lan. The Servants in the fa. 1 these iitst.Tery . credible reports, under existing fir- Church mut mily of Sarah Darby 1 2 : cumstances ;. it is sulficient•to uotiry that they exist. an d ma d e prisoner pe t, 1 Five Persons Iron Is. to pet, by Rev. T. A. lo'. 6d. 112 17 VIENNA, Fro. 18.-It is reported h ere , that the that the Nlayor wr Meehuen 15 10 t At John Catchy's. i French General Miollis, who some weeks ago shut sorters into the c h i Ditlo,by Rev. - Slo- John Messer 2 0 himself op in the castle of St. Angelo, at Rome, had particularly or sal per, Elliott, :,ltd Amt Mt-tinge 2 0 their Con g te g ations, A Friend, per John Row 3 0 .i"ined the army of the King of Naples. I very great. All I '2ll. 10s. 6.1. .G. C. Mitish 1 Ce• -- • I obliged to deliver I Sundry Subscriutiolis T. M. par It. reYor 10 10 i Bi t tprg E yq, M %Hell -1.-FroM the hiltd-4 01 rters of ,and received their at the Devizes .1 'toes Sheppard Rank '26 19 A Fs lend. prr John Row 1 1 t l s l . ^ 11...4,0111 de ' Woreezow, at ltethrt (ill. I Chatoptigne, ' so ldi ers . 4 5, c Id and Cu. 2 2 !rile leagues North-east of. Rheims), (till of Feb. t For some days sseT ie t c r:. ),n1 1 1::,11 Threr Sub.eribers, an /err 20.. each xi 6 I 1814 :- ) . PROCLANIATION. and a large quanti rived before West Nliss S -M. Lawns 2 2 Fatecuore !-Intribitants of the departments of I I On the 24th J 9 Tholatas Mott, ii,q. 55 i the Ardennes, of the Aisne, and the Marne !- t that the palace, at Rev. Gregory Roy- I Marching through your land with a corps Warmers i n flames. opine 5 . John Ripling, Esq. 56 1 belonging to the army of the Crown Prince of Swe• I GENEVA, Fes. Mrs. !Opting 3 $.! sett, I learn with sorrow, that, influenced by the Desrix, having re Mir Harriet Wood 22 i ' the 16th against At Messrs. Goslings i Comman d ants of the small forte in the neighbour- Zechmeister took und Sharpe. 1 hood, and upon their false representations, several Rev. lidw. Balose Rev. Sans. W. PAO of your comn , uttities have a rmed- themselves against and Ail. On tb my, and defender Co slids three vers' tiMt At Messrs. Drummond% , ; se us., and throwing off the charac ter of peaceable in tteritoo to Widow- habitants have assumed that of partisans on - Trent Church, du by It ev. At. Jitters t h ere fore , every i ll habitant who takes up arms, an d and each lime Mos. Jane Young, though unable to attack t he troo p s, falls on tra " Zechmeister kep tsistioa thrown r several hi vetleee and stragglers, and refuses to obey the .mi gaw. Bober, E•q. Chat les Memorex, litary authorities, such persons shall be punished as Since that time, t Esq. robbers. • attacks. Right Hon. Gent Carr Frenchmen! obey the voice of him, who has no- 'rite General o oink :option John Sprott thin in view hat your welfare. The Royal Chief of out of Lyons on R a inier the army to which we belong is a Frenchman, as posts out of Mel At SirJobn Lubbock well as yourselves ; he is a security t o you for -our Aisne. Some in and Co. sincerity. Not against you have we taken up arms, la Poulu having but against your Emperor ; Lim who, by sacrificing falling into the h you, weak! keep Europe agitated by continual bre in two place storms. The I:Amiens would not have been here 9 were taken with bad not a mad, a detestable ambition, carried your ately shot, actor brethren to Moscow. Being now here, we shall do others. from folli every thing in our powet to mitigate the sufferings . ' See A Fen/it/SE always attendant on war. ports of gunpow Inhabitants of France! I am always r ead y to as- gazine in this c sist and protect you, and to punish all those who magazine is esti may maltreat yeie. .Cotne to me with confidence ; diately fill e d is; Come to every Rossi** Commander; ao complaint here from Ulm. made by you shalt he overlooked; but, on the other Three huirdre band, conduct yourselves as it becomes peaceable were yesterday inhabitants to do ; he obedient and quiet; this is the according to th only means of safety for you. Ever y commune 9 from the army, every village, which after having heard this advice, felt, for the pr shall not show obedience to it, but make resistance made Use .of. to the troops, shell be destroyed ; the houses shall AS..II n;, F e s. ... be destroyed, and the inhabitants treated as traitors this clty..hes. co and robbers. . , I inst. This ret The Rutstein General. c-mmanding a Rnssian Corps said 16 : COnSiSt i d'Arrnee, and Knight of several Order-, Of choice troop (signed) Count ,VonOR WON ZO W. Rethel, Feb. 20, 1 : 41 . ... _ ibteitigh iiwitte • 10 10 10 10 4F- P COUNTY FIRF...OFFICE,'SOUTfIAMPTag-STREBT, STAAND. TOWNES. Duke of Reflood, K. G. Karl of Upper Ossory t Marquis of Buckingbas, K.G. Pilled, Esq. Maryut* of Northampton, S. Bernard hlolan,Rsq.M.P. far) of Buckinghamshire nod Sixty Directors. Matingine I)irecior--4. T. B. Beaumont. Esq. F.A.S. PERSONS Insured in this Office Share the Pro .. Ms F.qu4l'y, with the. Original Members, according to respective coloributions. A permanent Sarplus Capital •of 4tIJ.OJul. has Riven subscribed by the original Members.:tod they abuse are repponsibte: hence those who now desire to insure at ofectordly receced memittbi that unlimited resposibility which Mos Wen so seterely Telt in societies upon the Contributiutiship 4or 'Union pi Isiciple. Agertt are appointed in all the princl Towns, who are likewise Arvin's to the Frovideut Life O nce, founded on simi lar pciocipl.s. •