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

IMP R !;,:.1 . 11Notrvi. 1 . :•0 1 .4 - :.• . "%hi „.. , -.s.t ...--'. - .. , Nt.f.. `fl • , i L., . • !al. , • —'-- Ak-V64.--.447.7 ail: Wrs , --: . . „ ..~ y • tr,igs -~ {,'l Pineibikailis , hiajrity it b'--e silver service of plate, consisting of one hundred and twenty-eight pieces, as a patriotic contribution for the wants of the State. Duke Albert of Saxe-Teschea, has also appropriated from his Silesian possessions, 8000 ells of linen for; the military hospitals. According to a report from Field-Marshal Belle garde, dated head-quarters, Vicenza, January 24; the fort of Liessetuitica surrendered on the Gth to Qeisirlt Neg.Att, and the greater part of the garrison entered our sorties in. the Italian free carps, Our troop', under the Marquis Sqmmariva, bad also 0b ...403'04a variety of minor successes e in the - vicinity of Ow Lake of Ciart!; . .. cradtt, .Nrto-Buso, Por- .liegnatilo ' and. :.•;tolta, were taken. In all of th en . ;._,..tstere fosild.soree:pieees of cannon., esid l iers i ora- •liblei of ammunition. ''. ... . ~, - 1 4#H-Chi the Bth of Jineiry, the forte's, . or.t.iatta surrendered tb the &tit; Capture litte, of 't e 7 Besminatte, who, With' kh OAP lalthgr ii . d bieught i '--.. Several pieces of canton , t height-Which command- ; the 1- I * - isill the fortress; The als eition, easist4ng of 310 ptisionere., -.'fi t leett, were phi-milted' to'reterli to isty nder an en- ` 4l ' th, ... ) . , .• . ,_ ; to , agement not $0 .serve again 'Janus tint* to oft eat ''f ' the fOildwing ihty Cainalo Haste ,stelf I ,f top ft, . „.• , ~ ...du* 'A. fertiesi in a detachment feat* th e Carpi Gene ii ', • .-'' ,4 l'emassick iisid afternatds :tired fur Neu. - ' ' Rolland ' r. . • • • — lir . i! , ' ;• oi :'•.*- , 1,_ 1 .... i ., ; - the following may he coniMarea es a dory wpm meigik , - The ' tin " of the .14t ' iria " fa l i ' w *, 4 : lii" • 400 5 e d..... . . highly. probable triiil •theswpasilinhirs will be' more 1 Prance through Switzerland f 3-, si _..._.•,. ' Sti____ .4 t . InlitienCed In wAat . passes In a Congress at a dia .. • The Ist • light division , under I , 4 I I4I ,II kAggiVIAPFT. - - • Cong ress Count Bubna ; the 11, under Psin# illaitilosi,of lance ? than from any thin which arises. on the yery9 : Liehteititein • the Ilitileltrecirlie s ,' iipt . 'inaral Ciiiiit spot in question. We are told, and, indeed, webeliiim; • Colleted° Aiannstelai 0 dle *d„ .0/ Oeneral Prince' the fact, that the three chief powers engaged in Willi ..._ Cour* t e . • , Louis , Of Lichtenstriti" Ai : 14 Wt: ib %Away_ ; tfhe.lith, the'Ot wis Nitictor 'lllNt•tentiserg; the sth, offh,e Generel ottoilr itetits, Petnqat; and : 1 r the itiferve. cnrjsh !vhdlir the tofiimiio.iofi;Count -4:lWilksenwolf I tatiPthiPtittlitOne veers :i and i topera, end fishier,. litlitr•eight es%# .cipsegpsed of , battalions of epailikrs,land. T• : aavoiry eon islet's; ;Ifisa. of light sits, and nine at present, are disposed, like our great land.owoers il l Nerith respect to their laying two or more Ammo lq *so t to consolidate all *the- little States, ea (willor i ;soak, with the great ones. Weeash theratelo,j ipy . what kind of scale the new bolero* At power Li likely, to be made ont--*perhaps klie "reel,ti •shoo..re /i . light •fVifn Iv' try, f urteep Idttaltiwi thirty-four regimepts . otigentri. • lists of eight regioreon: cu cavalry, five of dragoous, oup of.,lloti `t - hussar regimeofs. • .• • • '1 r i. •'• ciesistA, FEB. .1.--The;helicikotairteo if (Count St;nnat,' which were at; Thonott;'hauctioW been re , fnoved•tO Chnntherry, since t 1 lirtipat e4lcuated - that' country. ()Viler. have hien 114iiiir here ••• mesa regiments its the depaitinente MOnt 8141 . 1 c • asylttliel..urnatt. k has lea Vettiiil for forth • • .I,yin.• this city. ' •V• •I; ' H e ;tusskr.;, FEN. .9..•4 Soretie • Ifthireirei the -Duke of Sixe- Weimar has arrived here, and ebb his 9 Royal Rigour's.. the youtog Prince oft:hither. At .Ghent, as'weLl svirere t the Alike' troept *ere re. ..tired by the inhabitants with - - t of•joy attd graiituele. AMSTERDAM, Fsa. 18.--For the instioncler Of .I)vitzyl a treaty 14 now on the lapis, and. wcansi. ...misty. expect result.. On the 10th, the fore noon, the corps of volunteers command by Colonel rVare•lfeerristra,. errivedtat GorCursoilrOwi the . yleinity ..spinKaerorden, in orderr . Va' , ptetodirttliti twit day to ilrattowitistrat,. iiikra-With • reillitte • to Tie Guard of lionoisr which the Deliartifient'4lllo ,Wesee. had - Amen tblibwing • accoovt hasp beeic.rtreeiresll44t .brobir4o - 4itli the 9th squadron of the 4th regiment; procedingpol t isydris , to I la4istosail: Bali* separated fermi 'this .squadron at Strasburg. the . guar4 arrived at Meta yet • (the 6th i)eceroher, atut:oulke 12th all their' horses were token from -them ' art& they were disarraid.and treated as-prisoners. From Metz they-wale Arrettily taken in. wargiams tn. be voneeyed te . Orem; able, and since we have au account of these unfortei atattoniks. • . :t , Atatknik, E:ao. it - -41felippeartitkili the French het 44alnimede a. sortie fvorn• Antwerp, on the side of -Lier•end. Hoeg‘inotito:• We have accounts •of the .ICaPture of Alauhuge and Conde. The English heads ;loaners are at ZuriderirftWe hare also same Eng lish troops in gurison t iamd iovie of !WI Westphal "Lsotiwettts. ; • !.. •11W. , T..... l*th' / List 9 4her ' off a?l , / F4117514 , 111:t to urn I,he SOW, qf ftetv7l; ibeH 4pcar TO-paorrow, if pile. . ._ • .1.7, -; S frigates, 6 sloops. 'iota! 14. hospital Ships, Pri legl to . the. assent of Great Britain; atitiftewthn--- son Ships, '&c.-28 of the line, 3of 50 guns, t fri einsiimetnoe of Negeciations at Chatiflon with , pie . • Total, 32. O r dina r y and rep a i r ing for Ser i* ''' npresentative of BONAPARTE; the ' Doke .14 :vice-64 of the line, 14 from 50 to 4l guns, 71 fri *rcamt.t, which must eventually lead to theAr'itc- I gates , '39 Sloops and yachts, 2 bombs and dre-sbips, knowledgment of NAPOLEON as Emperor of p ranc e. 114 brigs. Total,. 207. Building-24 of the line, 4 ___,, , , , , .„, 1, of 44 guns, 14 !agates , 21 sloops, 2 brigs, Total, 64. Of a piece with the extisordinart tergiverawases\ansn Grand Total, 1,040 ' . ineonsistenCies of 'this cametitrolaoarter, is *sil k I His Majesty's ship Acorn has captured and carried nationalizing of BORAMITIC, when we beets•Agte! into the Cape of Good Hope, on the 4th of Decem ofteis bee's . told brlditi That be was a foreigieeelidi bar, Hie American whaling ship William Penn, with , a Conicao. Are we to impute this blunder to the ; 150 tons of oil. eittitordleary mad effects of too much learning, or 1 Oa Setorday sennight came on the election for a Physinian at the Bedford Infirmary, when Dr.:: to the atop tying consequences which a complete I lies el T_A TIIACKERA* I having been proposed by the Marquis refutation of his prophecies o f the m arc h o f the Al -.... IFIETOCK ; and seconded by Mr. WHITBREAD, to Paris, and the restoration of the Bouttaoni may l was unanimously elected, in the room of Dr. YEATES ; ' . A new Teagedy, f rom a L ady have had upon his mind and ill-gotten fame? Thei resigned. 1 following is the extraordinary codicil from vefildh ! ( M rs. WiLmo?). is, 0 An : according Ifi . .Green-Ro . om . report, f orthcoming at the Reader will form his own opinion : Drury-lane Teatre. It is highly commended by Mr. insuperable obstacle to any plan which might : SHERIDAN and ethers who have read it. have for its objtct the dethroning and denationalising 1 The pedestrian match between Capt. BA RC LA Y and of BoNApARTE was found in one of the leadiugi Capt. FAlsmAx t is expected to be settled in' the Powers of Europe, confederated as they were f el .., course of At few days. . • .. chastising the ferocity , and extinguishing the ambl-i by a statement In a Hull Paper, tint' , It would seem, . Mr. and Mrs. BARNARD ; of Cave Castle, In the East thin; of Abe common enemy. That Power was Aus- ' Riding, indeed, kW.' Tick Ymperor PuAncts was, have narrowly escaped the fate of Mr. nnil. willing : Mrs. 'lanas. Their footman (who was a great fay, to circy the inordinate encroachments of the Ruler' vourite) had evinced symptoms of insanity, frequent- . of rrance; set fixed and predise founds to his-terri- ' ly t xpressed hhi adtniration of Nicholson, the mur ioiiitlugueuce, vassalages, and 'dependencies ; to derer, and even at last hinted to the coachman that ;141d - upon him, in the.hean of his own dominions, .he should tmillite his example by murdering Mr. and Mrs. BARNA RD. This caused the townie's to be se cured. punishment 0 he stopped. 11/6; ' ' cured. lie was *ken toYork Asylum, where, when Could not consent that hittiest4o-law should pees his frenzy had subsided,. he. freely confessed that it to reign. The arguments end entreaticrof Rego. l' was his firm resolollen to have murdered his master Prussia, and of England, proved. equally sineveli.• i ,aUd mistress. fie named the time and place, when ing ; and it was found - necessary le yield to the" n- i "la "'Pri aea.d was to be perpetrated, and was flexible determirastion of a Power which, by &Anglo so clear et circnintantial iu the development of his disco movement of 100,000 men; could torn two i • plan as to leave no doubt that, but for the Flery l of the coachnan, we should have had to horrify that held the balance of Europa. The reluctant, 4.ltS penr.keeders by a relatlbD of the murder of these re torted, the paioful aNnieseence of ALEXANDER aid speclable perm,. .716:SitiarLOW - TN .T 11 OTTERY 140016. ! lAA NG. Arr. Mails. I . 'P • • ••4I .. ••..• Cadiz IM - ris • Parer. ~ Malta • ••• • • • 0 I • H Helip ►••• S •••.0. • •'• • • . PRIOR 411? STOCKS OAT AT '6l l lll O'CLC •• NNW •2 'Long. Ann. I per Cent. Red 78W! • he Bondi? 8-P per Cent. Cow. 709 . 1., Exchequer Hills 3 6 p I per Corm 0.411 ' . • • ' thnnium rii p b per Cent. finvt Consols for Acct. " THE StAIESIVAN. • LONDON: TILURSOA 111AltC/I 3, .IRI4. • tri . . . • ilaie no further arrivals from France, but have even some additional ext r acts from th e F renc h raptretp•to the Rsth alt., which arrived on Tues_ . day night. The most important article On tNe jest of French affairs, is that ii4ta Greuoble,.4l4ed: the 18th, which cnllatorah7:l4liortf the 1,411r4i0A, itH4l..lait Bulletin, of; 111,esboi AupEngitur haTilmg , ppt,n numerous array in motion froni•Lyomft -and; mhit,fi adds, as a consequence, that Gen4ral'96ll.ll . had retrograded with, his park of 'artillett.," 4 11 1 1;ir, etitimiefaoce 6 Odmitte4 4 *ropletely itividi s ditiis 4 re piji,fard ioisare grown oat of Ili privata„ftttapitapso that. BON.yrARTF hat issued, an Aiditioent i ,to the itarigians r :exhoeting them to rise and ariarld;etrauce f 'their tiiy. If the metropolis were still-ittloght • wiliagi4, k iy 4401'y improtr.rtile • that Ai.;*oratSy, I* 41 - . Aol ..•.. . NAVAL INTE [ZIG ENG', -.•11.-- DOVER, Kasten T.—Two or three French privateri s k ette. been in sight the %%hole of thisafternaan and this evrning, 1. 4 .1 fleets from Oporto, Dartmouth, and Falmouth, h.. v.. pi le to day for the Downs, and many vessels are now caming tip. I trust they a ill not fall into the enemy's heads. , MASCOT I.—Arrived the Tdalkrivaleer; of th i ni nv. Thum a* Ithawtuss, -Commaimier ) -with the American a n ,,,. 4 schfunser Commodoe e Perry, from Ilmodeaux, hound tu Plan: deiphin, laden with silks, At. ahiiNtlie - tati capinl4l . o 4 :l:s. h alt. in lat. 45..10t' 4. west, Kier - Web t• of .16 boars .., the Slisighsly cutter, with a envoy from :Ibtrono t. , 41 , 4 . back, by empty:try winds, the Samuel S:angrne, f..r J ... l a ..- with the loss of anchors and rabies, and sever a l Mi t .. r particulars not known. ii Po ItTSNOICTH, M meet 2....-Artilied 'his Moje , ty' l d ip ' Trebuq, from l'a4sages; Comet, front the Wet In li". ; A r i, tot P 1 ' frein PI: moith ; and about ad , I Baru PI f Ull4 l l l . :.'• t 1.: . , Pt. YlllO IfTII, MA RC fl I.—Graa • ia ; the John, N ieoll,.fren St. Michael's; Bury, Harris, tinge - Oitortu; Prince of %taw, hi' Williams, from Bermuda; and the Arrow schosk r with a convoy from Falmouth .-- Arrived the Ro} a b st ' sinop of war, from Cork; Sporr t iow, front a endue; Abdo. L'ird Lord - Gambier transport, from Pasnges. • 11. Fits. ,93 —A Jowl tiie Pr ince E •melt packt, if Ms late friend Enstsixt; Butrita, intends to enter FiLMOUT t guns, Capt.. Ryas, Own Beriuttda, is LS d a y s; the gm. "tally 'into the question . of JUN I Ui, in order to show f ro m Lisbon, w!tha Mail, /a 15 days. Also arrived the Dlitdaa, that there is no foundatiod for the suspicion that Mr. of 6 uits. x was. the author. i tague pacßet, from Scilly, antler juryisasts ; the klaochm e ;‘ , packet, with a Mai lfrom Gibraltar and Malta. —Sailed hit Mo. *. - ~.The Admiralty has received certain intelligent*, jett,'s AM, Rapid, with a convoy of 55 suit ; from the De s‘ sw , Olt-nine frigates , of the same class as those recently -- . • I' - cepttired liy the Venerable, are still at sea. On the- Pokey( Kenrieacket;wfds a - Mail. - for tisboaySid Ilk w a i l , i 10th of Janoary one of them, in latitude 17.2. N. Charlotte packet, laith a Mall the Paologes. ,• ~ ~ ' ,reconnoitred, the convoy arrived from the Brazil,, ! : , - • 4. • ... . - had f i toad away to the N.W. Captain 'fficitirrs, of! ' The. Mall lra* Gibraltar Wad Malta, built .. , itbe rengeur, sailed from &Nue Roads on the 10th Falmouth by the M an ch es t er p oc k et , w ill .not ult. to take the command of . the . squadron off. livered u n til t o -m orrow . '• - 'lli'Orient, for the purpose•of Cruis ing for them. The 1 - ..ficntine and khigenla frightes, sailed from Cher- 1 t stiativerd will hive more to do in the fiew division ; ;-. - - - - . •i,..-~• burgh on the 26 th of O ctober . -They proceeded to , . night,n.ivo N's Creation' was. giver► at this Theatre, last . attest, than any metaphorical Iffirdion w hatever' 1 cruiseoff the Western Islands, and next to the coast I' and its performance entitles the Conducts? The neat dispatches from Lord Wer.r..titoitftiAtill lof Africa, where they made prises 'of two Guinea- . Sir G. SMART, to great Praise. BErrnovsx's Ors: • be highly interesting, and the distance of time since I men, Which they burnt, idler taking out the valuable torio, The' Mount of . Olivet, * constituted the second i 'we had official intelligence of his Lordship i s."men- 1, part of their cargoes, consisting of et,ephante'teetl.i, i act.. The more frequently this admirable eornpo. 1 saran end-intentions, wits for the varions,opi. i &c. ...They afterwards sailed to the . C anary • Is les , i'" Fsition is beard, the more wilt it please. Is Wens entertained of what may be expected from i►i>r lash, - the vicinity of which they took six prizes, fbur gag- most of'this author's werks ' new beenties.. oa j o i t t one Spanish, and one Portuguese, and destroy- . '. . .., I themselves upon every repetitidu ; and in none of 'next movements. His great distance from the theletre Kish, t h em . • ' • .'. them is tiiis fact more striking, then it► the pine on which our Allies arisiacting, Makes it extremely 1 - Yesterday a Court of Di rectors was held .at the . which was preiented a second time last night. , improbable' that, he . );ould * e ff ect or intend the : East India-House, - when the under-mentioned Coto- chorin; *was encored , after all the pert@ .•• r; i st r engthening. pf their. right dank, as seine of our) menders took leave of the Court, previous to de- ! had quitted the orchestra ; the cleaser, howevet,', 'eateinporaries.Wildly .project. . The, military and di- 4 Parting for their re s p ecti ve . destination's, via 1 vi ' 7r-- , comp elled them to return , though with • eery ~ :, i QaPtaill M. Iticucil Thames; • 44 I C lRKPAtincl i' . countenances, end it was repeated . 44k.* ... 4.effMaLiC parsuitaof :both friend 'ilind.fse are, Moil' fast a rOaciii to; a•ihion Of seine hind. t • • in eur ' lienrp. Addiitylon • N. Tvitkee . Dorsetshire—for i PP. nil • - , (Nilo direct.- 7 Captaiti.O. H. Nqvit.t., Alesunder ; „, ,:.,„. . • N , • 1 • D orsNrhrrt•—fur plautnts.—Nglicra M . /1. CATALAN* 211111 tht • - ; r clual•pnrt in the favoorite trio* of lifistier . ' , •DA,Wp„ &bait .not, thelrefire l , be •arprised, if,Pard ;P. c.~titair►W,., • Lord :gelds —Liar Madeira ) m; i 'Math "! , .!irrort; her voice is deli, ind doesOni'iraiitat Wkiiisfirron onI •• holds Mose)! its o.state of .readi..land 11 141 gal. ' - • -1999"Th'take'iri.vC - • • :.- al oeeasi o o It i a y7 re ..; .We learn 1 1 - i from Holland, tltat i n islited o f Wei- ; . but tiseidity prevents her from. exhibiting* ali '• . pe r m. - : , A. ,, jeveilile couple Sang an Anthem v . , noire; s h it*, iittor di sio , to the i enetat appect of cheren some disturbances het! , late! y occurred ! f . t h otti sr ft'ENT I A Mks 110DSON and Master. BARNETT. Thi • isaiesi , 46er , : , ppe4r , soil4oitrong mo o, v ; ed , the severity of the I. reach requisitions. 'bark : rt , outi o i bj-0 4 . e. _:-_, ••• been a few arrests, and the popular discontent was!. i „ IL promises well ; we do not entertain , 1 et:la:sill o sa thst n ape . iipini..ni of her coadjutor. Mi.: 1 " I° 4 'lle - .: 144 R . $t .4 04 11 i considered to be strong. At GIogriu,•I•APLANE, the ' beautiful A' .4 Di • g rTwooe slf, V! mu, . 1 Tio AelOri ,llll , •i .19 .are 04 left dank .of the Mlles ;1 Governor, had offered to capliulate4se terms which but we have. heard her sing it with more effect.--. ; 4 44 taivoliciOnd siorgisOf thlit, power, yeti* the l, were Subsequently re f er r e d to the* King of . Pn . u . sst.a.. 4lo _ .. ssrs ci,Sititu And NALOI deserve much praise. tiniddanithl4 Imotiiiii. :', " '' 7 ' s - "'s " !o f ! DeveMeri a fo rtr ess i m p ortant from tts ' t !!!"VAL l t i 9-fiir thili perfortnaiices, and, Mr., LEOOA2O, *0 View I . • *I• ; . ' Maps. . . -- r; ! made his aeca ► d eppearapce, improved .in • our esti. -,- nt ' • • • pared to capitulate nn the at•risal of : the first . *gut', 1 4111. ;ffiet. ;4;1464.41141.1 .' ' dci► . . 4:J.7.1 • '. 'the frolti!r 'cl.rlPill"l'. was • imiller-st?"tel 17 11r*. 4 ovation. The Overture to the Zumbefiote., by wilds . 1 The hopeless and eapirlOo:Coorier hat, litsetie4 ar► ' ,!, the thintaatotineitieed, was loudlresitored. ... . , : It-is gaid,lliat adeputntian ias proceeded fervin !hil ~ .T. -- -. .. . ti . ,„ ~ •,. i uoirtier,cAkeets a HEATIkE..—A pliNii- of Ole C ry Ilk i i 1 11161thrIkei0 t - article- - in - his lasi .. -11 '.. --n -s .ilayil . Netherliends to the heitt-eieetters ; p f . thc Mires, s priforittedit this . houie lititWight ; 'there. be colliidered as a codicil Upon the wilt ' 4 ilast,tiniite the Emperor of AUSTRt tto 'resume possessot ► all" malnder of . the' Ora~ ► rid contiatid -- at a.Selectioa dying hopes and confections respecting alsg,seeseoen..* of the: Netherlands ; 'the deputation apprehending he e w e le , e ; ' e ,, ery .. :excellent' Misidl; 'bid it was itreskilist has !mei tion of the Bonaeotts. 'As a codicil ffia.l 4 / 1 14,,1S - with Holland' will 'not ;that any hnion . . ;ici l ,lio, e f.ll o often repeoted, thot. we regretted the want of 60:14 i meant to vaoy or add to its tenons and cure ther ► t~trom attack on the pa'rt of Fru' might easily be supplied from the • it "..fectually a; being placed 'again under the pow~dr. at►d . 1 keveitY , -widett Ibe seen, by inspertiosi and caelParieba . wlia"lihei prritection of the House of AVs+at.a. ... rich storiathet . are in the extensive musical fibrariei 1.,,,. et thiiitieitittpnliS. • itoladnine'CataLtut sang divinely, had transpired in the preview' twenty-foetlieol 4 4 Lleot . •001. Wirer . ; late of the `23d Foot bet -- A • thiisli~fr ' • ___A• ''‘.- . . 1. : i b *how tittta the poor BoVelOss haee - eime..0,...41061., ear-4101_ nied Assiatant- Ad jirtatit-General at the s e en e u g w . : 1 . 5 4 m e n .s a i l vec i ndo tc e t brieh s e v :ra t : n ol ei l l i d eV i rngs• . D'un ß Ae r . :: L ord i twill e . from the last testamentary farewel of thk Unhappy,' Her" 14 eardi!• —• • . with very fine effect ; the . Echo song, from* desponding, and lamentable sinner. The Cinfricr' . The following is the amount of _the British naval • Da'-'id)7. ; the Opera of...Atereneks,_ wee introduced , In which has mid, thet rather than make peace with 1104 A.. force up to this day :—At sea—e 2 of the line, ,10of 44 guns, I'2l frig tes 80 'stoops twit yachts , • *it L ear was al ille ! 4 . 31 4. 11 Y ,IPcillgar, . . TIP. p. ELS t li -11 ) g +► ; and, he executed Aliens 001e#14 open any terms (if the Allies are disposed to '.5 bombs, 150 brigs, 33 cutters, 46 schooners , gun• I l otted in a chaste manner; but if ithie j►erfortsex wire test it), Boglaod had better leave them to their option vessels, loggers, &c. Total, 537. 19 port and fitting I, , os ; expression, wt►ich is the first quality of a sinter; ~,. aotstood. alooo •• but, in twenty-four hours atter, —36 of* line, 100(44 guns, 30 frigates, requisites he already possems be woold theii . '- he adeptatheepinitou * , that t he acquiescence of ' 4 4 . 01; • 4 bolobl, %brigs, 8 . cutters, 11 . schoo;e4rssi,o-dLC: ; tire.lbecome a Brea , acquisition Ito the orchestra. Mn. s Tend 179. uard-ships-5 of the line, lof 50 gone, l • ita and_Prossia in.tbitvisesi o f Austria consequewely -' - - --• - - , SALMON iiilg '• With verdure clod" thh•thist ... _ ...• . - ely , .act, in her usual pleasing manner.;..bet.ettisoceinwentes. meat . of the second part Mr: Ilaxtrast apologisedfor , her absence on • account s of .11111*,-,„,•W.‘ Ttztrair:. - ;lung Dr. CAS.cirres.. 4 Fricn o4o44ll.L.Aeciver ; was in very line voice, and leceisetrlrdeniiderabld, • pertion of apfilittne. The house was ditrernely • Mr..KRAN.—Tite history of Mk. KEAN's engage., winds in Drury-lane Theatre . Is somewhat singular. !Afters arrived on the same (lay from Exeter ) front Dr. Dttuax and from Miss TICILELL, aitiece of the (late Mrs. SlicatoAN, both speaking in high terms of Mr. KEAN's talents. This coincidenee induced. Mr. ARNOLD to undertakes journey to Dorchester, where Mr. hew was then 'performing, and Where he im-, mediately engaged hirer for three years, after hating seen him perform the xharacters dtlesinacr t Gl'esl, and Octavian, 4n the .11fort*WerS. T splendid success of.tbia Otlabritted.ac*Wisa i . the Sub-Committee, as ire ore credibly •iefekmeil e make him a rery,•fiandsonve present; at, the - time securing to'hisit an engagement on the ' dais &salary in the Theatre. The.originat went end th!stabiequent extension 4.4 3 are to the discernment of the Manager liberality of the Sali-Cothmittee. . On Monday se'sinight tho couutittl f s-itanse James Worthy,. in the . Foce Island of Bret , broken open, and several bills : _e,f exchange missory noun, bank-notes,• attil'otinto papar, therefrom, to the amount of 5901:„ . .. A rewar(, was offered for the. . pciivery.ot•illeoffende9.s. Thursday two boysi of the names of Ffri7pli lloxland, were .op?rehended, on .fluspicibli aboFe felony. On examination v they • snade e feasion, and told where they had coricealNi for 3191. 2s. nil. . _ - rote not persons c ber4laties committed but ha: -Wed a ma were cOtni for trial .11 baland that he too which both tered, n. ier, beat upper pert its coateni ~'~ ~~ 4 . ; ..,. . . ...., . ' - • • THE STATES k )) ...- _ . ~.._._....,._.. r • ' or any other General, cam .in Imposing bf • • .•: . ,WILLTAK consequently 14 , 01.iaihs bodj trojam wooo44 : llteLdi .. 40 , 01.1eyaresk,to, itirkOs!lll: .. 'l. . t•assent of/Alteaa tritainr, ; p l / e itlioWncsi e 11, - 7 1. ' : - (1. 't •: , - it!? .. m when a battle eApes, that only. ,oae ...• .4 • A , disPatsli is isal4 tn. ate , ,s' . fitted. • !would have beets . singular,..bytnalogy, / • SFFEUCh : 'averment, roth A suttzum, •if , . r should die alone in consequence of commanding the Tesel feet, in which that Officer is. thotte e cations which are to. restore Peace to • 'said to here determined 10-botd out faithfulty to the 464 . world. The minor Papers which are en- oath he took to thee Etageror . NA:qua:on. . This.dia. raillni the same list, either from a common sym- I patch, unless it had been conveyed Ii a balloon, or Pa" 1 the fate of their Commander, or from a tvi ly some such rehicle,..Muit,be of a . pretty ancient date, wit ' - wn attachment t system of warlike tic- . 4 by the round abut ceersti it most hays taken ; in- fitiw his now upon the eve of re‘iviOgiiideatit I t deed wt was sesi au , open:for savil ti.ciiiiiinustication,. ow are also giving up the ghost. • '-: ? 1 i except that which .the ;mese principles of•a Dutchman 1 . i , 1 0 1.41y . 4 disoor; . 0 , 401 ,i4 . t fr.itr .Arpowe. . , , Hosti . T 114., . CUKVOISIZR, the Messenger who left town on ay night, was the bearer of dispatches tb Lord I Wet in Italy' ieingabi:44 iltol e ir hotween Atistrians ttma.rox. Mr. DANIELs, the Messenger, left ' and French, do beeinialy • eltoottser very languidly : ' I to 4 shoot the same time with dispatches from the the chie t f boast of the bolpiiie p it ti n g 2or of F n Office to the Earl of CLANCARTY, at the ! the former *ors 4e ce)o644i ifit takitig 60 'Or ?O 11416 pAis4.•! -r: - bors.t •- , ..• ~... ' : ‘ Duke and Duchess of Beorono have taken up residence at Chicklana, , r*, , tok Papers sae 1 itharAn - - 1.. . ' •- ''. . • .iThe Doke of CUMBERLAND does not return from ' tin°4l el) . °l4- ("le i 41144 444 ga. Pr bi k ai • , Continent for some months. ‘ 4 May is the mother 1 • •• made anot her We-consider the Governs A. .. Love ;" and in that month his Royal Highness's iof noitiod el TO r fa . , ~,, ised even in theory 4 'ptials with a German Princess are expected to take i am!,! therefore It No weeder, that that of the Voce. _. _...., _......... _... - 1 - Beigic Provinces,. MS 11111e4alked of; indeed it is , - It is said that the Bishop of ROCHESTER , in his life - • .I' Ms late friend Distinct . ) Huang. intend; to enter .- - - I. 2s. *l. ; they said they we co,iirerneti 'in the various b that ted in that n • rhood, I: man nam 'fisey i I on their s .sit. 1 took'nut a Otto, by tad that WI wltli.a 114 • . Hirt of the ) n od t ook oat . .• • . 1 111: • • "k w 1 91 E. .4.., the same 1 4 t h. he higheitt , # ci . W 1 at enage. f m o Lre e‘iim l l7 , el- and the . ii . . :*1 Iso of Mr. 3 ram rotor, m:,s, , 'la Inge, pro. : 11toi kr-, stelett . . Si 40 of 9.04 ves de a. Oa ' do tfirht end ., ti ou of tho co e lull con- A I pd d drha .. :$ . I Q i tit, ovtf pe titut Irately nye tmpti- r t . '4 committal Ititi stated * i , !ti t both en- 'i Si il keit io the lll4O IsifetitF. 1 , e • • I . il P ~Clt. . kai vih B' poi exi ini thn • Inc of arc QC( ria nrr. sus twi . up eve the • fti t 'lel ; Au .-ez Cott 'PO clef Th. dui 6no the pea glir eta I het aid fern .. 1 401; it, or it eat biH pet tiT Ox 4el -100 Cu 1i;1 111 4 ,1 tai .~ r~ !g. / MN Os,