The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-05 00:00:00

ftn. Se.. 2871. Vt LONDON, FRIDAY, M 4 5, 1815. too Comae for chick tiorortmo jet! in Ms PM,: mai srpirsr Mod eit Me wrote " Zdid . 114 1 0 iM e. T :a a ig tit a • Pli ado ioe ipl Ptl a al A ae ta4 tin m. ad, Ia 6i , M. dhl owl tit nti lh On 'ii k'd iiit she rry. 'rlh Sp ter IM us man 1.3 1 . ad ett. Aril. tY 1. — He .111 kr Irk • . _ a OI ark Ifed 9 4 1:9* the .10 14 att I his oy, Fe l. - Mr vit :sq. Ii om 4t. 13 OAI Wl ' Wll vet eat rte t; eat are Rat IVO • Otis a rho tea Da, Du- the th, .st, 59 ; far led 'ear ear 'Mt ,ay by lice are THEATRE ROYAL. DRURYAANK. r present F, ENI \;;, May 5, their '"" u TIl E HONEY MOON. To which will he added, ROM NA. g le r,digy, The Wheel of Fortune. Kine Richard ihe Third, and The woodman':; Hut. Ty al, King Henry the Fourth: Sir John Falstaff, Mr. Haley. t:be Doors to be opened at half paid five o'clock, to he. tw st tall past six. Rine:, is.; Second Ptire 3q. ; .eond roe, tr. Lower Galirrr, : Second Price, lii.—Upper Second Price, CA THEATRE-ROV AM, COVRNT OIUM NN. r a IS present E V ENI NG, May 5, will be pert.rweei, COMUS. After whirls, DO Ml 3 A sTEs FURIOSO. • • To o hich « • ill he added, ZEMBUCA ; OR. THE NET-MAKER AND lIIS WIFE. Sontdoy, The Grecian Daughter, and The Sleep Walker. M.airl::y, Venice Preserved. Toestlet.), The Wheel of Fortune. h.ze., is. Second Price is. 64.—Pit. Se. 6d.: Second Prier, 44.—I.riwer Gallery, 2e.: Second Price, la.—Upper ""Ilerc. Is.; Second Price. 6d. Pthate Bolt inn y be oightly, oo application to Mr. twit!. u, no the Bos-otfice. TO RI SOLD. TIW • LEASE or a HOUSE and SHOP, situated 5 In the twtt pat lof the Strand. ' .tt 4-)1, Str,nti. ALGERNON !!! VIM 7NDEPKNDENT WITIG of SUNDAY A N f.XT will contain inanpernhle Itensms why the MINCE REGENT re.i,t, by MI possible merino. the !optional titre CONSTITUTION ahcint to be proposed to 10 French People. in n wore energetic Letter than hos ever spewed in on hagli:ls Newspaper, addressed to Lord LI V EX POOL by ALUM:ANON. TO TOE 1401311.1 TY. GENTR.T. AND OTHERS. A TRADESMAN (who has a Wife and four m. very youtuahildeen). reduced, by unavoidable misfile.- iv.. la . a state'T dior els to 'severe and c alplirnted to he de lona Advertisestesit. is in want Ida sln.:11 .am to remove ii.the Country. Where he can have such r:qpinyment as Will tRb Min to procure a condonable subsistence fur himself awl Manly. Their distress IF % nt this moment. severe beyond descriptinn, nto g nitto g nt any other carmen?, thin a hat is actually on their .f.„ nithoet escort change of linen, or the menus of pro irj another envoi of viol awls. fl; n,..•t ..aii.i.ietory pla...tion nom be ball of Mr. Laing, (Ilea Cornon•emet, R•ooswi.kyquare ► oho will al>o ,nkfolly 'reeler the cmillesi &nom do. - - - - 4MAMIC:TAL PARK. PLEASURE GROUND. AND PIANTATIoN IRON AND ELASTIC WIRE FI-NrE,I. WIRE-WORK AND MEAT LARDER VANDIPACTOWY. - •------•• otromAs cATo and SON, 89, Holborn-hilt, • St. Andrew's Church, solicit the Nobility, I,try, die I•• do lb, m the honour of I, .pectin ; ; their superior ii,erituem of improvi'd renreg for Pleasure Grounds : resist all ante, es' liide hate. *out rabbi's (ruin flower wadi-is : w rouzht ion bark., or p*.r.nh'e fence agnimrt cattle, sheep, &r.— Luce k kept r. ad', for immediate demand. N ar 'el) , of W ire Mcli Safe:and Dish Covers that admit free at. s ltiot of :§ir, rxrluJe dies, hero dressed or othdressed vie ts,k part . ..ruble to attv °tiles way : are found of great use in tls.• mud Wrst a id other hot count: its. Woe Molt t.r Lihrutiv,„ ',orders. Dairie4, Phensantries. tr. roved Coops to looted Pheilootts. Poultry, dc.c. trial it.. :aid other vress.i . liroluveuied llorderiog for Flower Beds. lINTs ON MB Ere/IC/WY AND VIIRTUI:S OF SO UNON'S CELEBRATED CORDIAL BALM 01.:C1- LEAD. T • IIIS inestimable Medicine having risen in re pole to thr vrry pintitorle of Emir. it is now apiversallY Irti In for iic heniKn mud henitk-restorint eponym's in ca..% mind irmoriatinn. sem?, perenps, mtnnenunintro nh it: yittorv, tiot bovine perched that Amen...nig •• Guido I. I (u birim mmom-t he but few indeed I. 411;1N I be induced to 1.1., who, i. the Rolm i.friileotl hi for ? Whitt complaint chub rw titvoier Uri. it %%ill 1w tierevvrury to " Hold up Site Mirror to Nature." show r. ho ore alliscted in the following coroner reflect on lie rms./. lICIt produced sorts loossork upo' the " wholesome tops rites nod powers of lute f'—itOottlytel Aoialarls, dry rough, so -slows§ is. the voice, hooar,eness. shoo - owe of Wrath spoon the Lao esereise, acrd rel.. aatioss of the whole system. Th..e of ls.t,al with pnivisess, languor of the eyes ' weakness of As :hi or scows, 5h0.014 take singe to essowister Linn:rot:9 advice, that ' Youth it theissportaid period for forming as robust coonslisis .l,4l:' and that " nothing it to be dreaded so ninth as ureoss- Ler esee.s." The foundation an happy old age is a good ma mmal-a in youth temperance and moderation, at time age are linsli•ots to Itaitios old ;rec. Nothing can be better described taatttile words .if A mst mug . • For want of thistly care Millions have died of Medicable wounds." thew, then, this hedliag Italia is suitable. Cow -1,1•,ni. !idol, under lb. C:111106410 appellations of Nervous and r mi••trnutitte are in. ertlifer Chimer—Abe sloe it w ill eradicate, I :•*.lacr will be rare! by its Th• Balm of Gilead a'..aortureol more g.tod fie this country than tiny medicine shore tk.d.ronot ion ot Moteria Medici. I t eie irhe- the blood wit h. "Id i , .ii "min? it ; braces without( stimulating too viiiientiv the ; free, and slistonrihonts the •i!.(Prrt and other P '" 'Mil.: resolver obstructions, and throws off viscid Sr,.n„.•, humour. ; sitrogtheo• the general habit, and brings hark - :**"1-rioloo Miss to- their • tumoral mitt healthy tone ; : , 5 it is 5.,, C 1 11 , 11•41 13 pi ...Nil', het it riimiderahle degree, all or any effo.e.s, so :it mast, under certain mmlitientious and re "1"1""1,, be cyuaify adapted for the care of every species of TI is medicine h. beret onentontooly sticee•sful with young Wa il" , whir hav , the stppearance and air of old nee; who are td". rtreinintite, lieoitasheil. stupid, and even imberile ; whose :wile , are become Irma, whore lecs tire rot longer able 10 earTY ; Rhn have on utter disunite for every thing. or are th4olly ' P s . ..lxicitated. Where the onnuteh is ffrequentlydisnrdered the h " 4 ` is weakened ; Isnleuesi. bodily decay, nod emaciation s ,„„, w:rrd. and the eyes sink into 11w head. , Curdl u l R u b s of (Mena. in bottles, prier liz. each. or 0 0 ,, f am il y bottl e for 335. by which one Ili. bottle i 3 duty irrloded. each Nude is given a copilites fill .•f Direction , . Xl.l pint select illustr.ttioto of the ',Scare ..f there medicine., !.:.ineinineui label oistanl) of which !Inn the unrdi " S.inil. Liner poo I," enrt giten in iti impre,sinn, and is l '' rw allY Past. dou thet•curk of each bottle. All tubers are S '"lniiel Leigh. Nn. IS, Strand ; Sutton nrid Cn. (late rt an d Bow Charch-sari Bacon mid to. 150, s . 4,1 -1••• et, Lo n d o n ; 'Untie mini Dowding, SalisburyA• s'erfutuer, Ntirth.liridge, Editt'itt:Ett ; Kerne, Coillege-earn Dayisen'f, No. 1, Poilinment-strut; ` •" "r 4e—rs. F. Newbury and Sens, Dublin; mid other Med.- ,tar Venders io Europe mid America. f ) ...* * Dr. Solomon, when consulted, erucrts his usual fee of Aanet, It, *hum such letters should, fur safety, he thus, ro ~_, • Letter. Dr. tr Inman, Gilead-house, war Liver l'atd douhte pinta:T." WALTZING. 3111,, WILSON, Dancing-Master, from the K ing's The:ale (Opera- ), Author of" the Ana!ysis of Country Dancing," " the Treasures of Terpsichore." he. hr. hie , the homier of lamming the Nobility. Gentry, his Pupils, ond the Public, that his THIRD WALTZ ASSEM BLY will take place on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 91b inst., at the NEW ROOMS, RELSENTIR-lIOUSE, No. 9, Gleat Titchfiekt-street, Civentlish-square. The Waltzing to commence at Nine o'Clock. Country Dancing will be occasionally introduced for the nrumemeot such Persons at may be unacquainted with, ur decline %Cali zing. Tickets of Admi.sion (without which no Person can possibly he ;admitted) and Particular. revectiog Subscriptions to one or all of the nmenining Tine,. Waltz A-semblies. may he had as above. or of Mr. Wilma', sit his Residence and Academy, No. 2, Greyillemareet, Dation-garden, where Waltzing, and every other Deportment of Dancing, continue to be taught in the most private manner. N. 11. A Miirnine Arndt-my is est•iblished at Relsentir-lfrouse, where Mr. Wit-nn atteinis every Tuesday and Friday, from Eleven toll Four o'Clock. sth May, .1815.. This day was published, In Svo., embellished with n large coloured Caricature Plate, price ?s. stitched, DETER PINDAR'S It-L LOGGE HEA DS ; or, the Congress of Blocky. Esraped—" Cried Cangress"—who'd have thought, For we had so safely caught, Would dare to break the !naiads we set hint, What Fools, what (dolts, were we to let lino. 1...... Published for Thomas Ilughes,3s, Lade:tie-street ; and sill by the Booksellers of Edinburgh, Bubb*, Peters. burgle. Berlin, Vienna, and Paris. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Hie Rolal flightless the Duke of York, President, and the following Committee of Uovernon : Earl of Leitrim I Colonel W. J. Janet, M. P. Earl of E I , I ''-^ M. P • ...iirl of I.:or:nom , Jniin IL:douche, Esq. ii. r. HUM lion. T..lonri l C:ol.mel H. Clement, M. P. Rf. Mu. It. 11. St, riclan, M.P. I Captain J Mei. llay. 11• Hi. Col. J. {carry , M. P. 1 . . _ ... Surgeon, Mr. Kit nmo, `Member of the Royal College, London. 911 HE Patronage this Institution has received, for _IL the excla.ive treatment and Cure of both Sexes, afflicted with Venereal C.oupliiiins, and their dreadful COllleqUeltee3, as strictures, det•olity • ulcerations, Ste. rondoced under the ma ungemeut of ilw lift professional abilitiei, will satisfy the Pab lk of the high merits of Mr. K I EP.N A N•S plan, and that by it the inconveniences of Puhlic Charities are avoided, whilst the young and unseat.) are protected against the fatal delusions held out by advertising pretenders in this branch of practice. Since 1800, a- appeared by the Annual Report of 1811. 5131 patients,of oath Sex, s,liase been cured,without confinement or injury to the r. nstituti ~, and with a delicacy and secrecy hithei to ; many of those have laboured under the 1110f1 complicated forms of the disease from ten to twenty years. The first symptoms yield to Mr. Kienutu's treatment in a few days ; and where appearance of debility comes , in. ton early application cannot he made to present the dang..r that may ensue. Mr. Kimum may be cm:molted by either Sex, with the greatest secrecy, at his private !wipe. No. '2l, Lower Char. lotte-street, Bedford-luare, from nine to twelve in the morn ing, and from six till nine at night I to whom letters and other communications. from town and constry, may he addressed, and will.be punctually aaswered. supEßiult ADVICE. TT is of the first consequence to ascertain on IL whose talents rind integrity a firm reliance may be plated in affliction. Rtelsrs. CUR ME and Co., Surgeons or eminence awl hih professional attainments, Members of the Royal Colleges a :? London and Edinburgh, present to the Pub lic the result of 30 years experience in the Cure of Venereal Complaints, and these Debilities awl Deficiencies which not unfrequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial slate. In the variants g.adations, fr. in accent infection to 'confirmed Lees, their is. atones commands very often a speedy, and always a radic:i! cure. In ihshiOUs cases, their long and well•arranged experietiVe Fives theta a promptitude of derision that secures She Patient from being mercutialized out of existence, or hav ing his constitution underioined, and the vital principle destroy ed by ti Intent, hal insidiiins disease, or a blind and fatal cone desire in shallow pretenders. la Nervou: Debility, Va•ctilnr Relaxntion, and Aiony of the Org.iiis, arising from evees%ive indulgence, insaltibei.mi r chug:Ars, iir solitary senvoality, their practice givesnrw life and mercy in the system, even in caws which are verging on de- spoor. Strictures and other rieran,tements of the Urethra they remove in a mild niitl rtfrog,tnl manner. Slight and recent case; i of Venereal Infection are tared in the short peiitul at two days. 'l•o the Fem.'le Set it will be enwillittiry to know thnt thev may he riorcd of ihn-e I),•hilitie+ which defeat cnoceptinn, nod will the f.o.ottntion of e ..... tabinl felicity. Patient, treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolaide rr crecy. 11e .ea. CURRIE cad C.. may be consulted every day, at their 11.,u-e. 1.17, ILittua•gardru. •.• I.otrro f thy Country. 'Mane Minutely the env., mode of itytnit. he. nod encliwinc a resiitimee for Atit kttund Rlydit lopes. will he twitted with stadissea nitration. •Nn. 107. HrWnu.t;tnt••n. To T. ; A YLOR. Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. DEAR SIR, ; FEEL it a ditty incumbent upon me to inform I 1 you f Ihr very peat and extraordinary sure I have re ! reived from sour invaluable Medicine, LEA KW'S PATENT : PILLS. About two years ago T was attacked with a Venereal Dis order, which I treated rather slightly for some tine; hut the disense at length spreading all over My body, I was obliged to apple to the most eminent of the Faculty, but taeir nsridn cc afforded only temporary relief. I well) thrimeh various cours s of salivation, and from being rather of a cornde , t habit, was reduced to a mere skeletiri. The ulcers Ow sp , ead nil over my limbs rendered me a complete object, SID that my trims !s drqraired of my recover ) . When brorglit to this situation, I considered death as inevitable; but /I relation of mine cum reuniting upon the many case. , in which your l'ills -aseceeded, Iva- iniluied to try a box of them, whirls I thooglit rather re lieve I me; and by persevering for two or three mouths, and follow in your directions, I experienced the most unaccount able relaxation (ruin pairs, the sores gradually sobsiding. I Han. now. *hank God, pert'. ctly recovered, and walk out daily. I doubt mil, but one more box. which I think cautious to lase, will establish my health in its original state. It is with the most heartfelt gratitude that I subscribe my self, Sir, your much obliged humble servant, WILLIAM PIERSON. Dransote, Manchester. July 1. P. S. For the public benefit I do not object to the above being poltli..bed, hut leave you to act as your own better judg ment shad dictate. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors. Thomas Taslor and Son, itlembets of the Royal College of Surgeon., London, at their house, No. 9, New Bridge stree . where, after a con stant reAdence for more than thirty-;ix years, in practice parti calm Is &reeled to the cure of Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the parts of generation in both sec's, with that in violable s ciery wnich men of their profess' haul lat ways ob,erse, they timter themselves the. advice and msi.tance they (emotion Is administer, tit person. taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning public as nu advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also said, h their appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distaore, at the Perfumer's, SS, St. Alban's..treet. ; the 'fav•shitp, 101 , Orford-street; Mr. Unbo roa:•hb, No. 7, Ei.h-,steel-bill ; and by one person in every considerable town in Great Britaiu nod Ireland, in hoses of 411 , , 2-. 9d. each ,ealed up with full arid plain direction., a herebc persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safe's. N. IL—Every boy sold in Great Britain is scaled op with a stump, on which, its favoity of the Cowunksionrri, is printed at the Stamp-Office. '• T. TnA lite. No. 9, New Bridge-,tent;'' to imitate * bich it felony. All utbers are coanterfcits. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT ROUSE OF COM MOIIS. MAT 4. Mr. ABERCROMBIE pre.entrd i Petition Erne torihrri to the Caledonian Ablluria. praying for in a nill to incorporate themselves mold tt Society. ton Committee. The Committee on the Equitable Titles Rill was post' ATtatday. Mr. li. ATiniNcrrosr hroutla tip Cooks of Ci fete rrspecting the disembodying %Ise Militia, sent Sidconuth to the Lord Lieuteodbis of Counties. The Irish Canal Li,bilatioa of 'Action's wasreat time, and ordered to be conmitleil 16-morrow. The Irish Prism' Contract Rill was read a second ordered to be cuaunkted no Monday nest. CIVIL LIAT PAPERS. Mr. TIERNEY o')ersved, that as all which had been presented to the House Civil List Accounts, and which had beets 4 be printed on, a former day, were not to the motion which he Intended to vtihe House on Monday; with the view of savi cessary trouble, he now begged that three I papers only, which were evsential to the had in view, should be printed. The which he alluded respected the Board 1 and the elpence in the Lord Chamberlain'- ; ment. The SPEAKER said, that if any altai to be made in point of form to the forme► the House, that order must he discharged an, order made. Mr. BATHURST thought the alteration by the Right Hon. Gentleman was an Mt( substance as well ns in form, of the formes the House, and as the %hole of the papers ordered to he taken into consideration, he necessity for the proposed arrangement. Mr. TIERNEY said he wished to avoid ing of papers which were unnecessary, and view he moved that the original order thou charged. Mr. BATHURST repeated his former o. Mr. TIERNEY sa id, if the House were for the whole papers being printed, it wool possible to take the subject, in which it wai to call the attention of Parliament, into tion, before the sums of money, founded ui papers, were voted. Mr. LUSHINGTON opposed the pros teration in the order of the House. A division then took place:— In f..vour . 24f the Nlotion Ag.:iast it Majoriti • • ' I 111.S11 PRTSONS. Mr. PEELS leave to bring in amend the Act of hie 5:3(I of the King, respect limitsling and repliring of Prisons and Co, in Ireland.—The Bill was brought up, ri time, and orde: ed . to be read a second morrow. The House went into n Committee on way Amendment Bill.—The report was brn and ordered to be taken into further con, on Monday. !.0 Glamorganshire Election Bill was c Report received, Eita the Bill ordered to be third time to-morrow. The Militia Laws Armament Bill wi second time; to be committed on Tuesday. The other Orders were postponed, and adjourned. 1.1 A 31BURG El MAIL. VIENNA, APRIL 17.—1 t is said that ti Russians now marching through IN flg3 embarked in one of the sea-ports of 1/11mai conveyed over to the roast of ftaly, a passa: whets the wind is favourable, may be made hours. APRIL 19.—For some days past there is of a new pint in fa•our of ,Napoleon.',.it that above '2O persons, among whom are se , spectable citizens, have been arrested. is said, estendeil as far as Switzerland. circumstance it is presumed that it was a ne carry off young Napoleon. The negotiatio►►s with Denmark are not yi but seem to go on well. The second Declaration which the Con; tended to issue against Bonaparte will place, because they could not agree upon in which it was.to be couched. • According to an arrangement that has been the connection with France along the whole line shall not be stopped for the present; of trary, letter', newspapers, and even utti travellers, in many cases, shall be allowet and repass. Prince Talleyrand in particular, it is said, a general stopping of the communication as proposed, and represented, that such a would deprive numerous friends of the France of all support, and of the news *lli encourage and guide them in their underti By a resolution taken by the 'great Powei Congress, they will not separate till a deci suit is obtained respecting the feture Consti Germany. APRIL 21.—The passage of troops, goini the army, will continue till the end of June. will have 300.000 in the field. Prince tick burg is expected to depart about the end of 0 The departure of the Sovereigns is not yet is imagined it will not be before the lath Mt UGSBUROII, APRIL2I.—The accounts ft , received to-day, are very agreeable: Murat': tionary Proclamations have not been well the Neapolitans being convinced, after ed thrice successively, that they had nG ..• .11:11. a- T V" • ri r id. *.; ° & 1 '"V ) : ;i1••• ,J. , . 4 . .... k..; r . ,-. ) -‘• • - 1 -. , . . •:./40 Rriej. • -11 - i • . , . • . iikawk OD. . . 1 . .._ P. cept $t Bologna, have became discouraged and de- . t Bert, so that the boasting Murat and his army, whoa* e strength has been unreasonably exaggerated, are run the Sub. grown a little cooler, as the Austrian army becomes rave in bring every moment stronger, nod is preparing to ntteek y.—lteferred the Neapolitans on three side.. The clime of Mora • postponed to is already considered as desperate. Circular Let- Beessees, APRIL 29.—1 t is still poshively Arnie s from Lord ed, that the grand army under the Duke of Wetting- ton, will comprise 80,000 Russians and other Ger- ead a second man troops, 70,000 English and Ilattoverisns, and r id time, and at least 30,000 Netherland troops. A park of heavy refinery is forming, with which ir ie intended, whets ! hostilities are begun, icemediately to attack one or the papers more of the French fort ressee. All the roads in respecting Brabant, Seeders, Henegau, and Liege, are covered ordered to with troops, ammunition, artillery, &r. 'l'll ,, French : necessar ' 44411 their disjoeter hI -- fo: PAR Sal opt lel 1e,,.. ; ..; . Itett ti. he bat Minns of efetionat Guards are forming with wing mine- extraordinary rigour, and a great many half-pay • e of those officers are pieced io them. Bouaparte is expected: objects he at Lille at the beginning of May. 1 papers to Within the last four days, above 300 deserters., :. - of Works . have come to our frontiers. Two Colonels and se... ! . . vend Captains arrived at Ghent yesterday. Somali 's Depart. of them cattle direct front Paris. A French General ration was ass arrested here yesterdev, and after a close exami- pr order of nation, put into close confinement. Great vigilance and a new ,is used in respect o f p e rso n s elle are considered RA n proposed i emissaries of [Limp:tote: several hese been the ' D ken. Bausssen, APRIL 30.—Otothe 2SthDuke of teration in ; ; Wellington gage a magnificent ball, at wheel were er order of , all the distinguished p er s onages now i n thi s c i t y.— s had been It is considered as a kind of take leave compliment . he saw no; of the Duke. • r MAY L—Lord Wellington is gone to Ath, but I the print- will he back this evening. d with that' Iltirua, APRIL 30.—The Netherland Army. al. laid be dis. i ready in the field, amounts to 27,000 mess. It is i divided into three divisions of infantry—one brigade objections. ! of infantry which was intended for the East lodiegs Pre to wait' a brigade of heavy cavalry, and two brigades of light • told be ins- ; cava l ry . as his wish VERSAILLES, Antic 27.—Among the reports In consider:h. i circulation at Paris is the following :—That all the upon those . most valuable e ff ects in the Thuilleries have b e en packed up and sent off; and also, that many efferts .. esposed al- belougiog to the Chat e a u have been privately sold. Ilecve, APRIL 30.—As a part o f th e R uss i a n . troops, and those which Sweden sends to defend the c .23 general cause of Europe, will come to the Netherlands 31 by sea, the Magistrates of ell the places along -the .11 1 coasts helm received orders to receive the troops .• 1 wherever they may land, and to afford them every as- a a Bill to sistance. • petting the Ilemautten, APRIL 27.-1 he Senate . has publish.. e • , art-houses ed an energetic Prcieeimatiott, inviting vnlonteers to • e . read n first enrol themselves, to complete the contingent o f Ham- ;. I time to- burgh- SILESIA, APRIL 20.—His Majesty the King of the High. I Prussia has given the command of the 5111 corps of ..: rought up, 4 the army to Gee. Von Yorck, and the Government r 'federation • of Silesia, which thus becomes vacant, to Lieut.-Gen. . , Yon Ilunerbein. :ommitted, LOWER R umg , A PRIL 18.—W e hear that a tele. he read the graph is to be erected on the Cathedral at Cologne, .1 for the use of the Allied Armies. ras read a the House FRENCH PIPERS. Reesee, APRIL 25.—The inhabitants of Rennes, among whom there are many Dr . 01 ages and condi. I 1 tiaras whose devotedness to the Emperor is strongly t 4 marked, have energetically pronorteaced themselves Ihe 30,000 for the national cause. Tile Naiitese were the first . , , trill be to answer this appeal, end proposed :to seed Come iia, and so missioners to Rehears eho shoukl-assise-io la)iugehe . :lee o hide foundations of a federative pact for the five depart. er i ein a few meets of Ili-Rawl. 1 These deputies arrived here on Saturday last, and much talk were received by an immense crowd oho went out . is stated to meet them wish music at their bead, and amidst . everal re- shouts of Live the Emperor ! . lis plot, it The Prefect having ascertained that their sentiments • From this . were such as might be desired, and that the Deputies sw plan to and their hosts were all men affording by their edu- ! cation and family respectability all the necessary yet ended, guarantee, gave free scope to this patriotic move- ment. ngress in- On Sunday, the 23d, at ,a considerable meeting, not take the bases of a Federative Compact were discussed, in the terms imitation of that which Brittany sigued at Potitivy is . , 1790. rein made, i On the news of this meeting, Commissioners front . . le frontier Murhihan left Vannes with the consent of the Pre- . . to the con. feet, to join their friends of Nantes and Rennes.— 'suspicious The meeting requested M. Blin, Director of Cm Peet- !d to pass office, to put himself at their head to give reeulaiity . to their operations; to which this estimable man con- I, opposed settled. . some had In the night the plan of the federative compact, a measure destined to unite all the good Frenchmen of the fire , ! King .in Departments of Britanny in defedce of the country, Lich might its liberty, its constitutions, and the Emperor, was 4 takings.— drawn up; and was adopted..next day in a general ' , rrs at the meeting which had surprisingly lKreaseti. Commis. Pcisive re- 'loners were appointed to proceed to all the towns titutiou of .of Britanny, and into Lower Nornmedy. Deputa- tions from Plnermal and Jorseiito have i.oined the ng to join Confederates in tile name. of their fellow.direens.. . e. Austria Count Clll'4l'4-14, the extraordinary Commissioner, hwartzen- arrived while these proceedings were going on, and Ihe month. applauded the sentiments of the confederates. Ile I fixed ; it was present, with all the authorities, at a. dinner of lay. • 500 covers, where the greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Corn Italy, . 'This Confedei atioa, composed of the chic of the 's Revolu- generation born dating the Revolution, educated in • received, liberal principles, perfectly capable of eiloinguishing ng defeat- between liberty and licentiousness, and whose hatred imeJs ex- to old privileges is unequivocal, is rapidly extending