The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-19 00:00:00

I f 'l:.'. I _ . - --.• 'where hostilkies shallbe committed, shall be arrests ed and tried by a milittry'commissien, if Ilse) , refit', te' glee op the offenders. In case of relapse, the town,, and' comrades will expose themselves to ill the rigour of inititity law. 1 4 fattcy, Jut 9..--Major-General the COORS d'Olottete•has been appointed to the command of this City' by the Etnpetor of Ramie. - • Thr department of La Meurthe has-been called Vl)nis to form a magazine 42;9.60,000 trillium of prei• vision., and 760p00 rations of foeage, for the sub. sisrence of no army Immo Inerti had :60,1105 horses, for ifteen days. These sdepliN are exclusiie of those tsecessiry for th* sobstatelice of troops on elirelt end lo garrison. M. Michint Provisional • Prefect of the department, has addressed orders re. &pectin, this requisition to' the Suli-isiefeets and the -May ors. ' ' • . Cr, A LONS.3U*drif A RN; Jit LT PI.;--Therosistanets, as dangerous as *Men, made by General Rigault' with 160 !nest, end the pupils of the &hoof of Arts, exposed our town to the danger of fatal deitroction. The Russians entered here on the 2d. - aftee breaking open the gates, and tearing up the paliercirsiltlr . main force. A fusilade took place in the streets; tin or twelve of the inhabitants were killed, and at lead lifty wounded. We have to regret M. Me di. de Nazelle, who was pierced with a lance on the steps of the Hotel de Vile, at the moment when.' wfilit a white handkerchief in Isis hand, he was begging mer. cy for the inhabitants. lie survived only a few hoarse There was some pillage, but it was only partial; order was restored in an hour. General Rigault, pursued in his retreat, was made prisoner at the vil. loge of St. Laureat, a league end a half hence, with tttl hio men, baggage, and roar guns. The pupils of the St.hool of Arts, who formed part of his troop, were alio made prisoners, after having had some killed and wounded. From regard to their youth thev were released on their word of honour. The white flag has been heisted ; an immense ma. jority of the men, and almost all the women, have assumed the white cockade. The corps of light ca.. valry, which took prossessioa of the town, amount_ log to between 3 or 4000 men, is composed of Cos. sacks, and Russian and Bavarian hussars, command ed hs General Czereicheff. 04 the 3d all this cesps set off In the direction of Venus. O the sth arrived a corps of at least 300300 Ba-aviins, commanded by Prince Wrede. who is ac companied by the Prince Royal of Bavaria. ' Eleven thousand resell, a number equal iu amount to our pain:lad - en, lodged in the town, the rest were cast tot.ed in the neighbourhood. .The town was quite coarsened, bat rigid discipline observed. The ad. jack, country tiutfeis Much. The 7th.—The Bavarians kit us yesterday even. log, petit'' , in the diention if Chateau Thierry, partly in:that of Nlqletmirail. We have a weak gas. sieges, and a few Cossacks in nor neighbourhood. :The hate j.ist loarned the capitulstio , . of Paris; both by the estsfeites of for igit troop:. an 1 ny a great number of insulated French soldier• who hair left their colnure. - Tire 911.—Th.. three Allied Sovereigns arrived t o _ day. lee the espying the authorities were ntlniitteo to c omi ptie noss e their *Maiestios, who are mutlegi ! lodged in 'prisato -flows. The Emperor of Ad.tri. In the coarse of roo.or.ation with ~ u r municipal tl.. rtariru t , 441.1, 66 the ‘K;,,,i of France must by Ito time I, :MI throne; love hitt, well, and forge rem , kable wo-ds, which pray.. Allied Stwereigns ever tkuu4hr of sowledge any other but nut 1..410 partitioning or parcelling FrAtsres 'ors latelfendeavOnred to persuade three SOTerrigtl9 set oti for Paris se-o'clock. The great head•iloar lett it.rrayspder Marshal de 'Polly pave thousand Russians ewer our )visi s bo‘in to be scarre, but .s in trarnirillity and without diss he Tally has issued,a Penelstnation, I the t , aders to open their shops, to reap their hrtrire, and bling Market; hut the latter hekog unable s ttf the Allied trolopr, desert their initmern the 11th and 12th, twiny VP Still pasStitg through nur to►cn, o Paris. Rheims is occupied by THE STATESMAN. J -f' lartici, oved by the appropriation of Alsace..Act i *Franche 'Comte (the free reentry no longer) ,by Austria, 4he'chief part of . the fortified towns of .France, on r ihe i ßrabant frontier, by the King of . the NETHER. LANbs, for whom we will have to keep them, and probably of Provence, Ilousillion, and Languedoc, by the House of Sardinia, if the virtuous FER . DINAND of Spain should content himself with what he has got—give up hie right to trans. Pyrenean possessions, and cell hack his bands of • armed plunderers who have rushed into France in her present state of feebleness, and are committin4 all sorts of depredations under colour of the main tenance of this most just right. • IBut how will these appropriations agree with the • plan which King Louts or his Nlittisters are devising to prevent them ?—the extending of a repre.entas five share in the eserument of Fiance , to •even the most doubtful part of the empire I ILt.wheth4 Lout‘'s plan shall be found agreeable or ant Kith the plans of his friends the Allies—the latter we see are to undergo no alteration, and *HI and must be eaecuted. But we detain tbseolteader too long from our ectracts. . ~ • . tOURIAR EATItAO,ItDVAIIT.II/41141firahlk.„' l6th July. • Colonel Lahederre has been arrested. • The Emperor of Russia has appointed M. Alopeas Governor of Lorraine. Lyooa was to be occupied on the 13t1s.by the Aus trian troops under the orders of Geneistrrintobt: • The Imperial Guard 'of Austrht and the Rot's! Guard of Prussia—are constantly arriiisig.ie Patin. - The French army on the Loire, ..under ihr corn s mend of Prince Eckmohl,(Davoest) has sent its entire submission to the King. _hi ti4tiressls con . ; ceived in the most noble and touching'. terms; They say, united to its King, amt supported by the fide lity of the French nation, it will double its 'farts to render its services useful to the country, and re cover its glory. • Yesterday the Stet of the British army, earn- posed of SOO Officers, with Lore Wbilington at their head, were presented to the king. his Ma. jesty wore the Older of the Gartei.•. He addressed the Duke of Wellington in Engtishi la the follow.' ing.terms:— " M Y LORD tivict,—l as happy to tender ylosi this testimony of my personal gratitude for your humanity, and the proceedings of you and yam army towards my subjects. Lord Castlereagh is the President of the Corn. mission, composed of Foreign and French sisters, for the regulation of the requisitions for the supply of the Allied Armies. The persons of the family of Bonaparte, who re. main in Nth, were to quit the City this day. Quarters for 40,000 foreign troops were yesterday sdernauded at Fontainbleau alone, as well as 250,000 francs in money. A mysterious stranger has been for some time creted at Poictiere. They say that this sttangeris either Bonaparte or some one expecting him. Subsistence was yesterday ordered for 60,000 &swim troops, who will arrive to-morrow, In the 4iparatest of the Sei6e. PRZSCR FUNDS. • rner Ceins. 63 f. 4 c.- : Rnak Punch 997 T 50 e. Brussels Pipers to the Lath have just been receiv ed, from which we extract the following Etttusszcs, JULY it —The corps of Prussian troops which is advanting to our frontiers is corn. posed of 30,000 men, and seems to be intended to oc.. copy the strong places on the frontiers of France, which shall submit either voluntarily or by force.-- The troops of.the Sietherland are also intended to form the garrisons of those fortresses. • Numbers of wounded French continue to be o .iought in here. Yesterday several waggons full of them arrived, they had been taken in the last affairs near Paris. ," p. Their Officers had made them believe that Prince Charles was coming to the assistance of France with 200,000 men. These prisoners are embarked here on the coma to be conveyed to England, where above 10.000 have already arrived. A new D.'cree of his Majesty has been published respecting the formation of the National Guard, the force of which is to be three men out of a population of 100 Noah. Scampers w%ew, Jut's' S.—The Swiss troops a►e starers to have advanced es far an Poot Arlier." By repoated accounts from Upp.4! Al•ace, not only the places already mentioned base been mostly bAnit ;:?-1,111 WeasA..aie&ifil ~:~. . .-5.... a''‘bte into the Fnurtheorgs tit. Joseph am! Tres- BaL4T, JULY 9 .— Tn obedience to the orde of as he, and oeth t armies as he leads, ; - nke von account of soldiers having been murdered : II ;.. 'l( i. Orli rr, ts here they held a enrol position for avoid. Gedhst B4g linctlwt 1 'Wt.. .Alp, eirspo, , t f o r nothipki ais usr'thil.. hut the following circumstance, attended with r itig.The lite of the ramparts. On Tha , stlay, the (Ph, aim* hiqii rte it n' t e ii i "r' •"" ons t gwiNinne wild well to excan f iskrica t cle.eeffects, has also happened at Mplilhausen :.--t, at tv...ti in the morning, the combat hoe,nri. The VIII *wee g to ttiy ha t. wits tie I r. g la filo sweaceltronetoaW , hi loots --] I 's 'to visia, evening at the muster of a German corps, fifty filing well kept up no both sills, lasted till half-past aliillott of the is ' rifiliietill Iliart LAW for , instance, that the Emperor of AUSTRIA will were missing; on a strict examination the (le a s ten. Not withstanding the mien)) ' s position. 111.• he- •••••••••••• - if....4lcbituW3- . Polish etariuces now -bodies of several of the men missed were fetnai.., • sieged killed 500 of his men, and wounded an equal rzz-zate----•_.• T ahallighilliv4we*wwwo"""sww7. 44l , 41 _.14•60• number. The National Guard distinguished itself in Th e Letter of isi,ii - vi, NM herkbh i rt, I , * NMI fellinli WI, . ILI .jii,s, posslssiosh i I which the jorpress CAEI)A- These were shown to the assembled corps, the Co, o tido strati Pa suspension o f a r ms was co ncluvlell for Pontine. sod tanillititPloa einiflinsetioin J%. r lik -trt frblg lad }or so Yong a •period her ardent de- matnler observing, that it was left to the men t; ' thr !- -4/4, Y 8 a w l- 4 611-4 ' 4" . " 1 "" *44 " 0 " "' Drys ''' . iiiii.;•—;" 17, -- --:-: -- -evslavrtits ....Ir. ' . '‘. .... 1 g .. 1)1/1" • Axed (Too, fa that an %cot vst •Oretalver of -the -punish. the aria% - The consequence of this mot. Ameral citizens, alarmed by the danger of the town, ' 0 ~... •ft -,-, • s i '.• •.. • liacubwib .5ra.1437...s .:: J.. 4 • • XoAiian possession', the. rick.atiL.ftaidisking_prlrf . to i l was. . timiti!itsge and'hetaing of that plare E 5 ' bile lir vain endea•oured to prevail upon G ener ia 1 . ----Ilt -. reir...+0•411.1•••• a 4. 1 , 411 ,41 6-" r••••••••••• • - • -• ••• •, • r.-. 1 .•- . . Mott", the Commandant, to capitulate. Among the 0 " ,A .Jtortasst •..,- Ivo s utineatrurat -' l -L o I outcrop( Lorraine!. anti thus the bartering and trans- distinguished by its manufactures. bmiegeri was remarked a Frenchman in the 'drestof 0 - • 0 ferri i- ng system wilt cnntirukth 1;^ m1/4,,Iiii the prp- ! Juts 7.—An Austrian O ffi cer who passed thi - Otd ai • D " ••/4 • • a Gion.ral. . 1 :. , . .. •• es - .. • ~ 0 , .... .. ..... .... flawless ,• .. , e •• • SA Rf: UE1 , 41 NES, JULY 3.--COOtit Pairi,lay de Totly, ' s •Friroont and Marshal Sachet, of which we lately spok e Valet: - tit' frOCkil ',WS Ditaricti ON St bVIII,ICOO 1 ti *P e O °lls Pi,/ ° (, flel!veriPg -4 ""kind , ' fi!l* there li s no t a prooipoo wr iv State asireauceleto boildagia c I respecting the retreat of the French arii4 toward, Commander in Chief of the itua s iass armies, bia s sed a *ens . :, , ,; , _ i ,„„ e. ,. 3 / 4m. iiir , •,. I'rerlamation hero. nu the td Joly, fittllouneilig, that 3 per Coat. !telt India 0004 d. • till nirkintilotOt !Mt ciesroptieS . On che.prof.esalO, Its Lyons, was note2tecuted. It appears , on the ca n , - o ever t• person not belonging to any . Freiiclo corps . tif : P i r m , c c t;* 4 7 7 E6 ' Pacaeqiier i s f 35 d . ". st . nd schemes of rwen , 6-rated -by them . , and • refuse . ' trary , that sever a l actions took place in that nt-i.i.. °mutual T/ 8 • Giants fneAte. We .. 0 f •• regular troupe, %%11(1 . 31101 be tektite stir% arm! in 'his 4 pirt,lww:.itta e l,444 . bourhood. Letteriof the 4th. from tausanne, alt. hands. shall he tried by a Military cornmittsisti f 'and 7' ..try I to be accessary to their own enslavement,.. Gem this. A village • whose Inhabitant. atlemphi *titmice executer! • upon him • in 24 . hisah. -NI 1 I This opening of the fresh scheme 'of reonquest and t May net, or principal persons of pieces or districts -arqcipation on the Continenti will doubtless be fol- to resist, was burnt: • SWITZERLAND; JULY 7.—ln the Sitting of e.,e Diet on the Ist, sever.) letters from General Bach. man were read ; in one of them he mentions :lit Orders of the Day of the 29th of Jane, tesper ting the bombardment of Basle by the garrison of 11uoinEucel which it denounces as a rupture of peace, &c. On the proposal of the Diploma/it-Committee, the OA Unanimously resulted ezpressly to enjoin the Gene's! not to depart upon any occasion from tiie l ystetn of defence of Switzerland, v.hith the C a m on , have resolvod upon, and which has received a fresh sanction by the Convention concluded w ith the Allied Powers. would seem ftnna the di s pate'ies in last night's Gazette,. that I{ APed army is is .'aced re Stn.:burgh, the garrison of whist. smuts ,ts to 3i. ax) men. • List WeditesdAy:Mr. Fames:me:.!.rata loft Lon. don for. Paris, to Jain Lord CAsTI.L.tE sows, suite. The ilormarrahle Gentleman had been cap for some time to go to Munich on a missinn. Count M vanilla received di stretches yeatorday craw l abroad; -and afterwards waited upon the Niece 3E. .aud had a long‘aodience of his Royal High -14)&16 Lord W. Ilstruna and soiteareexpecied to lease his Lordship's brothee's house, the Duke of Pout. LAM'S, is Piccadilly ; this day or to-morrow, for Italy. A Mail from the West Ludlam arrived yesterday morning. The packet' left Demerara on the 13th alt. and eat informed, that Sir J.U4ES LEITII had taken possession •of Martinique, and that nAsi - tmd sailed two claj s after to take possession of the Saitates; the tri-coloured flag was said to be dying at Guadaloope.. . .A letter,Asted Tinos, 27th J.ine, says—" An eider arrived 'kere.some days ago, for the merchants to pay to the King two millions nod a half of reals of Onllion,l6i. which he would allow sit per cent. but they refused ; and the day before yesterday the Con. ielado was, by order of the Ki •g, arrested and sent to prison; one million and a half has been demandral from Santander, a town 'abOut MO miles from this, wpich was, also refused, ,end the .Consulade, with others of the principal merchants, are in pri , •.rm.— Yea may rely upon the correctness of this statement, and you may also judge of the state of Spain : they say that the Spanish army cannot advance into ,France without this money." Every movement directed hy this Government in relation to France would tend to the conclaaion Olt it is the design, for a considerable period, to retain a British army of great numerical strength within that territory ; and such is the persuasion of the British doers now at Paris. A variety of lett e rs ; were re ceived from them yesterday, and those who have wives and families have many of then desired that their domestic concerns may he so arranged that their !wear relatives may repair to Park hy the earliest coa -1 nenient opportunity. The activity is incessa n t in the War Department here, to increase the (nice • ender the Commantler-in.Chief at Paris ; and so pressing is the solicitude for this purpose, that the I transports which arrived only a few days since from Canada, sod which have on hoard about 10,000 men, without landing the troops have sailed from Potts. "mouth to proceed to Ostend. I Lady F.LIZABETH WHITBREAD retires with her fa olly this season, to Osterley Park, which the Eail and Countess of JERSEY have kindly let to her. Mr. 13:WEGIIAM was on Monday elected for Win. chelsea, in the room of Mr. Vase PowLetT, wt.* ja a Candidate for Durham. ~The new Board of Management for Drury.iane Theatre seem resolved to verify the adage, that " new brooms sweep clena"—either fourteen or fifteen of the performers have received their discharge ; among whom are Mi. E6l.lsTuts, Mts. EDWIN, WHENCII, Mr. RAYMOND, and Mr. BELLAMY. This sweeping resolution, Hi respect to some of them, it probably only to renew their engagements upon dd . . fereot terms. CORM ExerraNce, JULY 19.—The supply of • 'Wheat being small, the little that appeared this morn ing.' of fine quality fully obtained last Monday's prices.—Oats are rather dearer, having but fen at market.—Beans are else in demand, and looki o I up.—in Peas and, other articles there is little or no alteration. The corn-harvest is so forward from the fineness of the weather, that many farmers in the home col:litre; will begin to cat wheat before the end of the prs•e:ri week ; so that new wheat is looked for at Mark lane before the end of the present rr,roth. The Mayor of Penzance hes published nn Rhstmer of the Act of Parliament, which prohibits any prrsoo from keeping more than two hundred weight of gun powder on his premises; a law that is wholly nr•- lected iu most parts of Cornwall. Yesterday a fine child, (our years old, whr. •veg left alone in a room in Hill.str , vt, Finsbury —fit I where there wit a 'candle left burning, by son(: rident set his clothes on fire ; his piercing scrwi .4 brought some persons imme:liately to his who ottifiguished: she fiame.;,, and used every elf ii relieve the pf,fir sufferer, who shortly mter the most eacruciroing psin. ; jicent country dude • The 7th.—The log, 'molly in the partly in that of NI! ri4mt, and a fete Cm The Stli.—We ha of Pasis, both by an I 1)y a great num tt tin ha& tett their • Tar day. lu the ec,•••ii to compliment' mei lodged in pritate Ile in the cools" (1 roatio:§, Gli i, " II I time he Olt I.i, ti: you :"' that none of tlie'A Mg WI to titfkill .i• K :1, 4 , or of I i ; viiv intro( the mallitn,'.e. 101h.—The ; 111 . •n , ,riiing it five !/ tern , the 11.1%.1a snit,' here. F .r'y ! Intent. Prot ore') Ining (.aster. cram-. Nlat %Nal .4 ill u hielk b4 o ilifitP 4 .tl (lie illi4tSatit3 .1 their pr. , doce to mt. to twi f ;ha %Tints 110 p.p.,. 1% . in the night hi P. —oil trot OS Mlef . 1 1 CAI 1 11 01 1 route tO 15 ,tes:iatts. (iidrec oily of leattio be• it carried off fri JULY I vi •‘nil Or notion& 'nor. Matsi t il N t rolitp , l upqn R ..•rniiii the oltjoci Etrellenc) iof..ratt , Ott Ins tt •t Ji T.Y s i.•,„, tenant.. at 3.. e 113•t-etu , tir it %P I Ofiefl H shin) .I.ole vivo. Wo of • le , . 1 :1.. The to deft.' AIN> • ; tof soldiers having been murdered its t . Atoning circumstance, attended with t is also happened at Mulilhausen:_ t the muster of a German corps, fifty lug; on a strict examination the Ow 11 ieveral of lice men missed were fvund., al shown to the assembled corps, the Coe; it nerving, that it was left to the tree crime. - The consequence of this mor. Hut "tillage and'betning of that plare ed by its manufactures. —An Austrian Officer who passed thia:gli in b, says that the Convention between C„ . rl Marshal Sachet, of which we lately sp o i l a the retreat of the French arty toward, al Is nolesteeutetd. It appears, , on the e ns . several actions took place in that neigh. vi Letters of the 4th, from Lausanne, alit. ti A village,' whose inhabitants attempt , ' was burnt. tl LLANO, JULY 7.—in the Sitting of a e Ist, sevetal letters from General Bach. read ; in one of them he mentions hi s ti he Day of the '29th of Jane, tesper hug the a eat of Basle by the garrison of IluninEucel ti flounces as a rupture of peace, &c. sroposal of the Diplomatic Committee, the 1 imously sesolved ezpressly to enjoin the a tt to depart upon any occasion from lefence of tiwitzerlard , w hit It the Cantons rod upon, aria which has received a fresh rfi the Convention concluded %kb the Allied 11 , seem ftnin the dipate'lea in last night's tl Ist Rarest army is isr.lated is Stns.:burgh, tl of wire', anion ,ts to 3i. nX) men. ditesdAy: Mr. Fncosuicx sate left Lon. ris, to. join Lord CASTLL4E %DuN, suite. table Gentleman had bop's cap •,..iog for a !o, go . to Munich on a mission. emerge received di •patches year 'relay croct d afterwards wailed upon the Nimes: :lc. ti had * long. audience of his Royal High. BaNTIBCI arta suite are expected to irate ji p's brothees house, the Duke of Pout. Piocedillyi this day Or to-morrow, for from the West Indies arrived yesterday The packet left Demerara on the 13th ult. 'ormerl, that Sir JASIEs I..Lurn bad taken of Martinique, and that DOR- ilea two clajs after to take possession of ; the tri-coloured gag was said to be dying 1 l e pe.• . ;dated lairboa, 27th Juno, says—" Art ed here. some days ago, for the merchants he King two millions awl a half of reals of r which he would allow six per cent. but ; and the day before yesterday the Cott. , by order of the Ki .g, arrested and sent s one million and a half has been demanded tider, a town 'abnot MO miles from chi:, also refused, ,and the .Consulado, with the principal merchants, are in pri , wm.— ely upon the correctness of this statement, ay also judge of the state of Spain : they he Spanish army cannot advance into hoot this money." torement directed hy this Government in France would tend to the concliiiion that sign, for a considerable period, to retain a ny of great numerical strength within that and such is the persuasion of the British t wat Paris. A variety of letters were re- 1 m them yesterday, and those who have families have many of then desired that title concerns may he so arranged that their res may repair to Park by the earliest con- portuttity. The activity is incessant in Department here, to increase the (nice 1 Commaniler.in-Chief at Paris ; and so a the solicitude for this purpose, that the 1 which arrived only a few days since from id which have on board about 10,000 men, filing the troops have sailed from Potts. proceed to Ostend. '..tEABETII WHITBREAD retires with her fa- eason, to Osterley Park, which the Earl ess of JEasrY have kindly let to her. OtOIIAM was on Monday alerted for Win. the room of Mr. VA sE PoWLETT, alp late for Durham. r Board of Management for Drury.lane em resolved to verify the adage, that " new eep eleaa"—either fourteen or fifteen of 1 nets have received their discharge; among Mi. Ei.rrstum, MIS. EDWIN, Mi. Mr. RAYMOND, and Mr. BELLAMY. This resolution, 111 resrct to some of them, it ally to renew their engagements upon dil- ls. F.xcirance, JULY 19.—The supply of ug small, the little that appeared this morn- le quality fully obtained last Monday's , ' ieta are rather dearer, having but few at Beans are else in demand, and lookite, eas and, other articles there is little or 110 a-harvest is so forward from the fineness of r, that many farmers in the home conntiec to cat wheat before the end of the pre.eat. that new wheat is looked for at Mark- t the end of the present es..nth. yor of Penzance has published an abstract of Parliament, which prohibits any penal ing more than two hundred weight of goo. his premises; a law that is wholly rr'k lost parts of Cornwall. ay a fine child, four years old, who 'vet in a room in Hill.strott, Finsbury. -111 , re wt a 'candle left burning, by sons: his clothes on fire ; his piercing serwi .4 • rose persons imme:liately to his {uished: the Dames, and used every cli At • poor sufferer, who shortly alter mcruciroing pain. '7Wr STATESAVJN: : , LO 4 7DON: wemorpumr, JULY If s Ijs. The French Palms. of SOday toniebed es We tbif morning. They toisfine the .repertelksubmission of the Army of the Leldle the Klee, and repeat the statement . thet'Lyons mat to be occupied on the 13th .by the Austrian traits under General Ferstowr.. The French army seeips to anticipate that its see. ekes will he necessary for the country under. the Kisc ; and in its address to his MAJLer, sr, notifying its submission, talks with •corifiderme of *recovering its glory, and asserting the honour and independence o f France. A Colonel LAZEDOYERE has been arrested.—The brave officer of that name, wile has distinguished himself loy his attachment to BUORAPARTE, is a ge. ucral officer, and was a Welber of the Chamber of Peers. .AS to PONAPARTE : II4II4If, fie is eery where and no where at the same time. A.mystelious person has been found at Poictiers (secreted in theliouse of a public functionary, the Prefect) and this must needs be him, or somebody waiting for him ; but there is really no believing anyof.the stories pot forth relative to this personage, whoosp or down, is equallg an object of dread to patsy, and curiosity to • ill. Immense bodies of foreign troops continue to press around the French Capital, where their num, bees are already :such as most speedily exhaust the country, doubtless the chief object they have in view. Lord CASTLEREAGH is President of the Com mission for regulating the requisitions fur the supply of the foreign armies. King Louis is acting the part of an English Vice. gerent, in a way that shows he relies more on pleasing Our brave countrymen who have certainly made him King of FRANCE, than the favourable opinion of his own subjects. The Duke of WELLINGTON and 300 of his Officers were on Saturday presented to his Majesty, who wore the Order of the Garter upon the occasion, and addressed them in English, plaits Eng lish, telling them how much he was obliged to them —we know very well for what, and as Britons can ascribe the glory of his restoration, and the benefits of .which it may be productive.to our gallant coun trymen--but we apprehend the French People will be apt to ask, what ore the great blessings conferred on the aul jects of Louts, for which he is thus so •sarmly that king and doing homage to a foreign ;on ? Butt a more important announcement than pay of terse is made, and though the fact cannot but be west alarming to all France, a single sentence is ill 1110 we have on the subject. " The Emperor f Rolm% has appointed M. A Lorena Governor of , raine."-,-The Emperor of Ruists has done this —the,hmperoe of Rus.tA has seized Lorraine ! ! -F one' is to be dismomhered. Though the shadow 'tt • Kieg has been set up, and marched with the in armies—though the French people have been solemnly assured it was to restore that King to his kingulnm and his kingdom to him that war was made M oon their country, the fate of Saxony rind Poland is to be the fate of France. The Allied Powers seem not only dee.. !Motel to imitate the example of Bo w %PARTE, but to selify his very words. We shall hear of the rest of the seizures by and bye, by the,ao pointment of the Pro-Consuls. We shall see the bene fits which liberty and mankind are to receive from the Grand Confederacy formed to support them by and bye. In the meantime we perceive from this, and the'dullest must perceive it and some of its cnn. sequences, what kind of deliverance the French nation t and mankind: its, general, hove to expect from the Sovereign Coalition—what are lie real oh- _ jects and views of the Allied Powers. We. do not suppose that the Emperor of R ushtA is to keen bor. leaving thing in our situation is. the N . . • I-ohm—great as his power has lately become, it may {if* the I.lilleitt : all the hories have he doubted whether he could do this—whether he reonetbe field., and the peasants are could so suddenly establish the despot rule of . .„ 10:—Tho D ke of Alhureto re- Rus.ia in the very centre of civilized ,Eorope— -no. fortunate Europe if it were so! but a eery little po re gso rd yesterday ill IA Place Bel. et ft/lived on tie seine flay. and lite • . ral retrospection will discover what are the views 0 by the his presence in Governor an this c d Prefect, to is no , ALEX % NDER the magnanimous, disinterested . Of ity. H Merl them ghat hews. pas,iug through A LE‘ANDER —4l thus seizing Lorraime. it is ob. I to Se. ier..rlated. vi ,, os that be has appropriated. this part of the spoil le Alistriults are at Vil'eurhane, to himself, not with 'the view of keeping it at ,• fr •01 feels place. olf hoop. RTe preqent, because that might at least alarm even ~,,,i sin re e heights of Lyons. We Lord CAsTe.cat:Autt, and the King of Pnussr.s, le fpe of musketry and artillery the and the Peince of the NrrtuaLarros. but be. .. 111 ,..et to ho attacked in rho courser ' ale PITT cause he is determined to prove school (; ,,, in .I Gemmaudaut seetus to be rend the place. , right in their suppositioup that such great men -'"~'?~'