The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-15 00:00:00

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I) FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. Committee inform the Public, that 001) has liberally ornate& ie aid et the tn.? FI3IIIA KDUCATION. the receipt EXHIRITION of NEEDLE-WORN on on WED?illSDAY.thelfth, and THURS. lay, ea which days Perlin ef Ladies ate d. _ Ten till dusk. Gentlemen %.—Children Is. TURTLE. King's Head Tavern, Poultry, las few Ma lively TURTLE. for Sale. -ry day in the highest perfection, and seat to • Country. GENTLEMAN, who has made puny, and Scurvy, tote chief bir bit study and ems, nod has had the Witistactioo to cure sad :41, a ben *Mere eminent of the faculty had ,sow. of whom were persons of distinction, who him to show their letter. for the satisfaction of sacs as are desirou. of applying for relief. Sore And Uleevrd Lep are also clued by a practice peculiar to himself in :Libor' time, and without pain. He resides in the cosniry, but may he consulted at Mr. Salter's, Chemist nerd Druggist, No. S. Crown-street, rimburpsquase, every day, from Ten o'Clock anti Three.—No !softy taken fur advice.—Letters, poet paid, July Rawered. V T • , • • to ea as le • • • . No. 2942. itr THEATRE-ROYAL, COVE r i Ii I S present EVENINC p i .Yer,- wro-- A ri THE POOR. GENT R , Tn which will op le PRUE. AND VIM it ?se Dom to tie spewed at half I its iin at MK past six. 0 Masco, 7s. ; Second Price Se. 6d.-- fa p f l C e , la.—Lower Gallery, 2e. ; See of Gallery, le.; Serried Price. 6d. 111 BRITISH AND FOREIGN ACI f I Ladies Committee infor P s His; LIN WOOD has liberally, is Ft'SD tar promotior FEMALE EDI visit* from bee EXHIRFFION of e• Leo euer-scptare, on WED?iESDAY, • RAY, the 2tUb st July, so which dad invited. Admi,,ion horn Ten till dusk. ti 'Atli* and Gentlemen t. TURTLE. t. u LEADEN, King's Hand Tt Pa ~ILN hut landed a few tine lively TUN Turtle dresved every day in the Mew any pert of Town or Country. A th MEDICAL Y. Evil, Lepros y, and Srnrvy, iinteliee for forty bads, mod has had 110 r e lieve mli ans tiodrede, aneo where eel f e lled of esecess,snme of whom were pe hate authorised his to show their tette - - - _ I, I, TBISH teturns tlp "OM Me graharal Tha n ks . fee the &impaled preferesee given to his Ofileee. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Chasing-cross, in the batteries just ended, le which he told all THE TRAM PRIZES of .C90.0J0111 1,406 drawn 15‘11 April, £50,000 LSO drawn 19th April, X3'1,001 4,644 drawn 19th April, .490,000 ;en other Capitals, a few Shares of which remain Dad. but will-be paid on demand (whenever presented), or for Ticket. nr Shares in the New Lottery, of 15,000 begin drawing NEXT WEDNESDAY. Price—Ticket .... £2915a. • ... I¢ll 13 0f Eighth ..C9 0 6 ▪ ...... 519 0 Setteenth with particulars, may be had (gratis) at both of -sly fortunate , Nkees, No. 4, Curato% or 9, Chariug ALL PRIaIES NEXT WEDNESDA.Y. .OLLansi Co. Contractors for the present 4.ol'TElt Y, n spertfully acquaint Ike Public that the I,ttrry will commence Drawing WEDN ES '. the J9th July. on which day all the Tickets drawn nwitatio R 40.000. L30,(X1), 110300 t }[tide s 'tidal will be paid in GOLD without &auction of 440,000 .30,000 _ 3u.000 :3.000. r .... ?moo . 5.250 2.000 2.000 1.050 to Gold ..... 3,150 1.000 6.000 625 in ~ law 210 to Geld. ... 2,100 And 2,041 other Pnses of lamer enlist. .beines. with full Prnicslan may be had gratis. and Simon are dm en Arsee at CARROLL and Co.'s ,o. 7, Gonthill, nod te, Oxford street, what ell husi... Public Funds is tnturacied. IZES the First D• V 10 the Grand GWEN. Loiwey, ,ich hegira D song 19'hef THIS MONTH. . lARD'4ON, COODLUCIC, and OK, Cwt. tors fur the Previa STATE LOTTERY. r it 0, the Public the full.isring Grand Adialbei= 1.5,000 Tickets, cant a ism Prises of £46,000, rESI.OOO. "20.000. Re‘ides 11,001 Gill VEAL will be PAID is GOLD, without DedselisS. AS UNDER— Zi0.003 ls selolllll 30.0.10 • 30.000 • 5.250 in Gold • • 1,050 in Gold . • I,i , 0 . 525 in Geld 910 in Gold • • And %On other Vrize4 nflesser value. a. 5.•1141 3,1. 8 0 200 5.000 2.100 4,100 mode of Mowing the rthove splendid Prize' kro nerang \ t the Certainly t= pre.en.rd to the t's ,, l4- of ow Tirket 5E44).1100, a n t 61e further (quince of r. a!so obtaining in Ant !moo 5000 Ghtnea, to Gold. with fell ..r:r.r!shrn, may he had craw. Snrsos are i...sr on Sale or ROSON, K. owl ()Meer, Corahlll, use Mewr, Chorioir-crorE. A.rc H LESS l'lti of 40,0001. being in Prizes ..f YOOkiel. i.. tae lao rs Lottery, was Id, ..od paid uu de a vet, by MART I N mod Co., ,stern, 8, Carob 11 tool 1.20 Orford -street, sobs re. beg leave I. r •Istits lb it doses e thanks to their soot tee Petit , tor their litsprol sappers in 'be boot .od lIKQD.IIVI throe. that notw-klis$110014 , 11:. ✓ to reolow their Miraculous Prise, it as y ewers other cirrirsolarier cooorezed with Latitteirs t • ...ad tmtan . st. lb. veer saerhliais sidnarlanr tire t0.,0n I—First. became it was the master. Chance j soc:.u.lis, became it was a waive Twis4sla and She r mitts ~ Share-beiders a this ilarbrislMlPt emigi itholutels ?reefer(' twice es mach as sney_ellse e 'throve truly fortunate 011ees b utere Tieheinnisi relliog for the reatelikis 1301. LOTTIEI4 nomber &WWI, SaAlgis. SLOWS_ • t . auti Geld. as sone at drawn. dednetisins, w I Tickets, _erne of whirls suer 11041611. 1 t ray ill. of +blob SWO Goiania will paid is owls sad Boak-notes, iss before, by U. wed Co. Begins NEXT EDNESDAY (Jely BIBB). Observe, a few Copies may are now left op mile (priveihred Shillings) of that scarce, interesting, aad woeful triunity Watt (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, awl a ie Vw of Gilmd House), entitled AGUIDE to HEALTH; or, Advice to b o th Sexes, is a variety of Complaints. By S. SOLOMON, M.D. Containing a Tveasise no Female Diseases, Nervosa and Hy peebandritic Complaints; also General Remarks on those Dis. Airs with which the human body le moo fregoentiv afflicted . ' : explaining the svmptenas, mode of treatment, and remedies mast ' properly adapted for each respective complaint. To which is annexed, A Diaemitioa on the Properties and alerts 'of Hot and Cold-Bathing; also on Essay OA Secret Watery I and a Discourse ma linpoteaey In the Male, and /1 sr flarrenners incident to Females, Ste.—. The whole ' =red with a variety of aatheotic facts, -never before pub _preservative to keep the mind in health," says land i te b st " (sod ie wady mstances the body boo) is the BOTANIC Cordial, sold wholesale, retail, E d for expatiates, hy , Meek aetmensr e : s r viol; but even our foibles, follies, and Phillips Eady, 5, Gerrard-street, Sadao, Leicester -mynas% Sao% e thoussomb frost asking fir or retelling I obit her recommends; and thus Youth in pani- Essence of those hidden powers is found, haadleast labs the vortex of dissipatioa and death I cures disease sad quells the burning waned; I. Ins species, and Cordial lifts the fainting head on high, i ovissio4 l 4ltt i f=, • :111.1 e tgra niet t to ' s t y I lot t , by the puldica• lioppierts the fluttering nerve, which cans 'd the anximusigh. lieu OM . " baidcir . Health," is hichts painted oat to the • warless weaknesse. seemlier to the fair sex come home. ilailededwlt either sex as the " - Silent Mood," which they woof wader the power of this Restorative: wen Ladies of copula without expoture, and with maned cooll4einee of sue. i sad revecatbility have footed It to be the Jledkal this. This is thatourishine, the -Leman *math of which the i etig to olio toilet they ever met with for recruit the ••• deader feels at prejudice cannot bear. As truth prevails, pre. tillye ll" V l Clp . „ . ts, dissipating the head-oche, dulness, languor. and jadjaittelheldes eel all perinea see le ft to tleir lowa lodgment no; IN away melancholy; it gives tendert and strength lathe gas their inswespidente. - 'system. . 1 goisepkt Printed for the Author; sad add by last. Leigh, bottles et 41. Id. IL, and I. large battles of fit. a Maul i Illtemeed. Ncelii s r4l.Palereestcr-row ; - recols et this Medicine sea th e " There *meg Item b b Om by all lienksellen is the thy !learnt Nal,. add Jeers , Pairsossser-rom. 4se„ liolgs too Mr gollid 1 1 . 1 0 1 1 1 4 ..- WlTihedred Copies, 8111010111eA is Vic Kindel% me mg be hoe as ahem .of iiieslin allith SO BIM km ises , rimed. • •, • . . a~~~_ . ~~; •.' • ~- '-~~"; I. le bek;4lol Tea O claimed, bid 0.8 exchanged t Tickets, .o it r. Dalt s',l,lllrter 'chem.'s. rw DigIFS trot nl crow. A in 4 CI ARIL( • covr Goldi .•• DAY next. will herd! • S..l•lwat cr Csiatia. wl i t Wider :••• orl 1 1 1 3 111 4 10 Scher Tickets ni Office:‘, No, ▪ ue.a in the 9 ALL Pal% whirl infi Clack .41 sultan, with aid, p Which • 1 1 • 4 • la • The moth ottl, that the Alt addition to hr • e•nr•, 11 , 1ir4 :II • ‘301)1.11 antif_mgt. • frit ; A. Tuin Ithate , t. St.,(k-14,4t ay. ti" y I 4144 L , t l .l‘ an ' l . trin.scend. in I,.en of • see& , he p0..11° Ch; f Year ; and Ticket ;Rho f , r, at the 1 1 . 1 .1,..res emeninius 04. 114100 4.5.2.50: • I: , e rest in 13 Bei Cordi 1 Dr. Phillip / &lodes. t . The B. That cv •• This Co • Ripple! The mi. Closet/ wadi 11 0 6 /1111111 .. mod *w• it awn W itl4 side 8019 in ht F•wthert watt bx Ohs sal4lllloo • • • . : • Is ra e; will City of London Tavern. lSih Jolly, 18th. •,4 T a MEETING of the GENERALCOMMIT. TEE for cnaductioi the WATERLOO SOM . :WEIN TION, held this Bay. •Sir ROBERT WIGRAM. Bart. in the Chair. The Treasurers reported the amount of Subscription alsulkk known and advertised to be £67,061 Ili. 44. s and that X 40,490 9s. 6d. had been invested is the Public Finds. Resolved, That John Cnpel, Esq. John Spicer, Esq. E. Gwakin, Esq. stud Sir William Fraser, Bart. be ad ded to the Committee. Aisistitiss—a tribute of British gratitude .te4 0 Richard N khan 60 0 At the Church of St. George the Martyr, Queeasquare, by the Kew. J. L. Marti/14 Rector 671. leis. hi. i Willisurßeilford, jun. h 5 William Homer 5 5 William Geckle ' 46 5 John Mann 5 5 William and D. Ewart 3 5 Charles Kingsley 5 5 Edward Lind 5 5 William Cog 10 101 J. Hampton 10 10 0....ree Simmer 5 5 fLitsver, Ballard, and Morgan hi 10 W. GahAell 10 0 Peter Guillehaad 10 10 1 Mn. Aabenia S 3 Three 511.8 Asthenia' 6 6 1 P. & C. rasa Nottea and Co. ND 0 tiaß. Burnett and Sons lab V J. Mair, Son, Thomas, pod Co. 31 10 T. bey 5 01 T. Mania, Sao, sad flambe* 105 0 ROBERT WIGRAM, Charon . 1 James W batman AO 0 Mrs. Romaqoet Miley Cooper I . 30 U B. B. Oliver 5 0 Joho Meyer, M. D. 10 Jams, Sell* and Cos 101 0 William OBey a 0 A. R. Mr. Pa A. m* (11aMertob) 1e 0 5 I join Free as I S John Bate 10 10 Hearken and Di Saloon 31 10 T. H. 10 0 J. T. James and Co. 52 10 Murdoch, Yaille. War. drop, .4W Cu. of Ma deira Id 11 Welbank and Pelyt 51 10 Moses himmoads I 0 Jo to Tyler , bi 10 William Walker 52 10 P leer, W ikon, & C 0.106 0 Ralph Palmer 1110 Cholailey. C. W. Derieg 25 0 Capt. C. Elton Prescott 26 5 , James S kes lig 10 1 Mrs. Lambert 21 01 'Patrick Chalmers and D. G. Guthrie 78 15 Thos West 2 I 1 Thoma ma s Wilson 11l 0 Superb Parham Bleisocies, Picture,. Draw me, Books, of Priors, sod valsoble ricers. TO BK SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Hart, Barticdoeisew ! kuteon WEDNESDAY, July 19, and three following Days, at Twelve o'Clock, , ASPLENDID ASSEMBL A GE of rare Japan, chesty, sad inlaid CABINETS, Bold commodes, brasses, candelabras, antique French clocks, doe sr.*, h ivory, curious swords, sabres, and daggers, silver mounted, etrosears vases. beautiful oriental and Freettl cblea,antityse pre. a emit valuable collection of cabinet pietism be Oa &Pilaw woe ellicelbr I ed musters, viz..— ' Guido Potosi° Veroeese Claude Berghem Bromberg E Gserchino Dominica Feti Watteau Pettrle..' Dousenchino Backkeysen Rerdael • • • . Very due original drawiap, framed and Owed, ibeatailt o ur s niatures, a cimice sad well-selected library of besiliaalla of prints, illasiaated marescripts sad lassits, set eateerall valuable eteess, part recemly imported from Tara. Among the booliseerhich are very wiperby aprlaus end rare collection by those celebrated moan,. els. Demises,. DO Jardin, Antonio %audios, Tenteis,-dsc. &e. a IneCopy of tbt 0 Heals gallery, proof' imp la winaiiers ; sod seem! *WI trriwarts ream/week Ai simoss. a ow yrs.*, . was apwiedir RAO beautiful plots' ; Pemiasit's Shan Lessdolit. Mast died, 4 vols. folio; Hider; of the Freneh Revoleti nod unspoilt's* of Bonaparte t Edwarda's liirdspq: er s, 8 villa . red morocco ; Voyages and Disonvies of ids nodose from the earliest time, by Hakistyt ; Gallesie litt History of Oxford, Westminster Abbey, sad Microcosm of London, 7 vols. red morocco; carious BWIa ; severs! Werke up Germ s ac. &e. Nay be viewed ea Meaday .wad Tuesday preceding, and aweless of Sale, and Catalogues bad at ls. emit. to be refere ed la Mart purchasers, a. Mr. W illiams's adjoiniog the Anc. dee 11. Order of Sale, ISt Day; Wednesday, the very value , able library of boots and , books of prints manuscripts int mieralsot.9d Day, Thersday,_ the capitol calllwtioso ..1 Octerea aid oriels uresowsd and 4th Dar. Friday and Satio . ftr, the cabinets, asesmodes, breezes. candelabras, vases, clocks. alines and miscellaarew anideL NINA SHAWLS. WANTED homecltitely, a variety of INDIA SH A W LS. for which she fall value will be e'en. Apply at Waithsaan and Sous' Shawl, Linen. ant] Muslin . Warehau•e. lOC Fleets tees, corner of New Bridge-street, where an extensive arsortsvient is etwasiisigy no Wile. ladia Shawl. exchanged ea the taint liberal terms. TIIE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAN and Mhitrllif, 97, Ilig1:-Holboru.—This inesti mable Composition, with halt the seual labour, produces it mtist brilliant jet-black, fully equal to the - highest - Japan Var nish s &fords peculiar nourishment to the leather ; will n. 4 soil the burst lines; is.perfectty free fro= any unpktpant smell, and *ill retain its virtues in any climate. Sold rendl by the principal Grocers, Boot-niahets, and Perfumers in the United Kingdom. A NEW PATENT HAT. GALON mod Co. have mow to offer to the Public a SILK HAT, combining' every requisite a Hat ought to p.issess; It hos all the appearance of the finest aid must esqui,ite beaver, is equally light. will wear twice as Wog, awl i, of a better shape. which it retains to the hAst ; it will never change its colour. which if the Roost heautifail black ; nor lope its gloss, if worn for seven years ; no weather will ever in jure these Hats; price 255. GALON and Co. Manufacturers, 421, Strand, corner of Bed furA-sireet. hlerehants and Dettlers,who OA for seperinr Silk Rah, will sonsult their advantage in enticing this Advertisement, 6-....,.. 0 , iI4IIIIOAI3H lif.ilL. M Sk sefirok f 1 ........ D$Cl3lO3 RIISPECTIN Tit; REIiILESENT4TION 07 • 141014. R. We Firtatertsk - by the Grace of God, v e sno Meg of Pried', itt. 10 Oer •DiCrise of the 30th sit. we here ordained tirsiediar Adeddistration for oor Mosardp *Meg into won, at the sem Use% Ow termer Mikis* 0' tilt Province. The 1 WWI Wribe . i l feldlorstateeiretts, 'hand, that the I:lstaid of chit ibirly. sea Witdarlition of 'just rates, few* ape er has hitherto foetid is the etterectsw of th e Forayers, and is their Oder with thelr.people all that secerity which the inspedreetisse and encertaiety of nit . Mosta lesti., I Whine would allow. 1 1 In order, however, that these advantages may be Wilt on a still firmer Miry and that we may give to the Pressley nation a pledge of our confidence, end to posttrity an autheetiedocuessot of the principles epos which our ancestors and ourself have conducted the Goverment of our kingdom, with a constant lENthe happiness; of our subjects, and that ciples may be ilvrablY recorded by a writ. moot as the Constitution of the Prussian Monarchy, We have restated es follows :- 1. A Representation of the People shall be formed. 2. For this end, (a) the Provincial Assemblies, where ' • still existtlf more or less influence, are . wi t . itodelled they b, to be rtNeetablished and according to the experiesat.,_ _of the times...-(b) Where there are at present Assteablies tisiy are to be in trodeami. S. From the PrivinciiirAsseinbliesTheMtembly of the Representatitres A_,the Kingdom is to be zbose&_which will* al - Blrlis. 4. Mileencttottz of the stational 16promntatives esteeit to the deliberation uluin ail the objects of le. stilettoes 'width coecern the personal righta of the citizens, and their property, 114,4 tewation. d. A Committee is t o b e b ri ned 4 at Berlin without kith 'which Is to monist di.ezperieneed edgers of fete, sad inhabitants of the,Ptoelaces. • • B. This Compittee shall **ploy itself (a) en the organisation- ef the Proilnefel Assemblies, (b) the orgauization of the national Ilhpresentation, (c) on Ib framing of a Constitution fetcording to the prin. triples laid dots,. - 1 P. It' shall meet ea the ht of SiTtentber, this year. • : • . . . $ t Otbaagaikkit la. ca with the emotion ef),*Necreil ) AO b to ley tbe labottis qf atisiox the CAllenfttise: ate liaises the *ember's oT it, etre preside. at its meetings, but is aothotited, ia use df' need, to name a Deputy in his room. Done at Vienna, May 22, 1815. ' • L.B. Signed FREDERICK WILLIAM.; Countersigned .. C. F. Y. HARDEN . I3ERG.. 1 BAMBERG, ItTLY-7.-90 the 2d July there were' public thanksgivipri for the successes of the Allied arms, on which occasion an ample colleclion seas" made in the Churches for the relief of those who Shall. suffer in this war. • On the same day a very different ceremony wss performed, it was the setting up again of the tomb of Klopstock, which was thro wn down last year. The ceremony was very interesting. Among other per. sons present was the English Concur; Mr. Mellish', the personal friend of Kitipstock, Schiller, Wieland; end Goi 7 the, with his family, ond Madam Shoat, the Lady of the Russian Charge d'Affaires. The hoponved Plesident of the Hamburgh Ladies' Union 'with her elindren, who stood round the grave of the 'Poet, crowned his totnb with flowers. FRENCH' PAPERS. I ~ ~ Pants, JULY 11.—The King visited the Allied Sovereigns yesterday, his Majesty had a edit - Terence particularly with the Emperor of Russia, of nearly two hours. This morning the Russian Emperor and the King of Prussia returned the visit W his Majesty and the Princes of the Royal family. The foreign Princes all wore the eordom bleu. It is said that the Allied Sovereigns will dine at the Thvilleries to.morraw ; and we hope they will condescend to show themselves together, with our beleved King, to the numerous crowds who will as semble in the afternoon in the gardens, In order the more happily to celebrate the return of a King so welcome, and so much desired. The Emperor' was recognized this evening, walk ing at the Palais Royal. He was accompanied but by one person, who was plainly attired. lie was no sooner .knows, than an immense crowd surrounded and attended him to his hotel, with repeated accla mations of Viva l'Emperror Alexandre! The Prince dh Metternicl► has arrived in this city. The Doke d'Amgbaleme is expected from noel ouse with his suite. The arrest of Bonaparte is confidently reported this evening. The town of Clutionsssor-Marne has been taken by assault, and pillaged. Many of the inhabitants lust their lives: We are avowed that Sedan has capitulated, and' that Chariest* also its occupied by the Allied ircePle. • ' A The Priebuit Cootie arrived yesterday evening at The Praia° troops which are now it Paris ire those of Genets& Bilow,-Ziethen, end Kleist. The portrait of Minkel Nay has been withdrawn from the ball sif theblankets, at the Thuilleries. It is said, that Montpelier and Amiens have been the theatre of sosteinary soma, between the Key. dist* and die party fit Bt►uaparte► r 5w,.1 .i.. "'~- . - It appears that a considerake ' deserdon take, place in the French army which has quitted Paris and its eneiream, particularly amongst the infantry. The Chamber of Representatives is to be convoked immediately; and, according to the terms of the ; Charter, there will be no new 'Wiens for the Chamber of Commons, except for the Session et 1816. . • Igt It is asserted that Marshal Nay be. set off for - Eislitserfand, , .. •, JOLT 151...+A _young man who embarks hi m / AI . with Nepalese Bonaparte, ender date of 'the 74 inst. writes as Wows from Rochefort :—" Yea will receive no farther letters from me. We shall • set 111111 In half an hour. Send to me at Net* York ~ the letters of recommendation you are able to pre. cure for me. To-morrow at day-break we shalt by far on our way. Direct lo me at New York." 1 We are assured that Bonaparte has in fact quitted • tßochefort in a frigate. Ile sailed to the right until be saw the 'English shipping,. which directed Well , towards him. wishing then to change his coarse &q $.- the left, he saw some other vessels. It is not known. I whether he was taken by the English, or whether inz ..• was able to enter the port. His situation was very '1 critical. They write from Sainte, en the 6th July, that the National Guard and a body_ of citizens entertaining suspicions that a considerable sitouttity of reonee.er - the Bank was contained in some carriages, stopped I them, and found in the first of them Madame Mee. tholou. These carriages were-followed " others,. in, I their train, and their passports were reqi " 1 . travellers, and while they were under ; . fears of a tumult were eutertaiqed.' E i , who seemed to be pining under a . red to communicate a secret to the, Ma; tPrefect. This person was reeognieed,l Ij int to be Joseph Bonaparte, travelling ft teitsie his brother Napoleon, at Rechef o r Lint night more than 50,000 persons i the Bridge of the Military SchooL• called the Bridge of Jena, to ascertain the truth post circulated yesterday, that it was greyed. This report, invented by mall obtain credence with the sensible part of ants. Our Allies, said they, cannot be our and must respect the monumeots which it interest to destroy ; besides, bow could r. ourselves that public edifices., placed under . 1 guard of a solemn Convention, could suffer an, tack ?—Such a doubt or sospiciou would be v4fts. tit 4. tgreisa, eatimaruad She Clawerats r Allies. The war war .tarried on agninet parte and his adherents, is is proved.by all t clarations of the Power's ; but not against bridges, and monuments. The Prussians, ' were employed in undermining this .bridge, and were determined to blow , piles on the side of the Champs (le Mars, that of the Champs Elysees,-were perforated depth, and the excavations filled with powder, The upper part of the bridge had else paved, and they were endeavouring to poor into some apertures made in the arches. of the Parisians at this circumstance may ceived : they could not believe their eyesi strenuous representations made to Lord ' remained unsuccessful; and•these of the . personages seemed to have been ineffectual. fire was put to the two piles on the left 1 happily with little effect, when the Emperor antler arrived, and immediately coanter-oniers given ; this, it was said; was at eleven at ' fatal preparations ceased. Let us hoped,a 4ence of the Sovereigns in our capital the evils of war: this is a benefaction gratitude will add' o that which our beloved' has rendered us. The storming and pillage of the town sur-Marne, is this accounted for in the Debafs, of the 12th inst.:—The Russian' summoned the town to hoist the white flic render, it obeyed after a long hesitation totally indefensible. The Sian adva passed through the town w t opporlti4 issuing out of it on the Paris side, they wet with cannon and musketry by the Natior and the Students of the Lyceum of Arts The' Russians were driven back through with the loss of several killed, end the closed by the conquerors, who prepared defence. The Russians, however, returi fully reinforced, broke through the palii forced their way into the town, which tiered for several hours. The National Students who were not killed, were ma, of war, Reports are continued to be circulated dice the penple of Paris against the Allied it hes been even said that the Prussian Gen , military force, have taken from the Muses specimens of art and curiosity. Ac we ' tire assurance of the contrary we are able lie to these assertions. It is not to be be, the superior Offi..;et s would permit the theft article., in violation of the Convention. it is impos,ible that the Sovereigns, who such noble examples of their moderation, Monarch of his respect, would allow their to commit these acts of viokmee.• From Cambray, on the ith Joty, they Conde, Valenciennes, Lille . , Lsndrecies, Ste. are bembarded day and night. Prince . of Orange is charged with the reduction places. The Doke of Feltre has been appointed don to treat withihe army on the ether Loim. We are Informed that Sedan has oopitu. that charleville is occupied by the Allied : of raoney.gi - ages, sto i t to pt ladame I by otherkia- eqsittfl Ira ler etensine.. 4ta s false slash t,JadaYor and ed, tad tont. ag from NMI, fort. s repaired 4e ed until now ith ,of the re. is to be de. slice, did not the inhabit- oor enemies, it is got their, I we perseads nder the sale. suffer any str, , rould be injee; morals of thsti s • ' • gniisst Rona l ty all the De.. West stgnes t RS, however, . - • magnificent it up. Two• ;, - and twolm rated to some powder.--4 se 'beerren;` poor poederi • The sorra* , say be. cals- .! The Mere Welliigtbn • t most sages{ nil. Already" 't bank, bate' speror 41014' •Ortkrs Were it night t deV that the resit; will emir 1 which nee •rod Monarch • of Chalons: Journill der sisuss hiving log, and sir. on if it Wit* rauced gasad .lion, but on were assailed anal Guard 4, and Trades. gh the town gates were d for farther .ned, power. isadoes, and s they plan.' Guards and 4 tde prisoners* d to preja. ed troops.-- 3renerals, by ;ears. vat; OUT t; hare a posi. le to fire the. • • btiliered th^t left of these Above all; *lta before gave )n, nod oup lair subjects .• r write, that ;, BonchaiTt, le Frederick 4 ion of thesis • ted on Is isle: . rs side of thii .0. tutated, ani Hied tteep4 • e'f s • _