The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-28 00:00:00

r • '! IitTRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANIR. Tlii§ present EVENING, Feb. 28, their Migestime Servants win periborm ItilG RICHARD THE THIRD. Dukes( Mester (54 time), Mr. Krim. After which, A New 80endid Comic Pantomime. called 111ARLLQUIN HARPER; or, A Jump from Japan. %sea. 71. ; Seemed Price Ss. 6d.—Pit, Ss. 6d. ; Second Price, Si.—Lower Oldiery, 4s. ; Second Price, la.—Upper twe &weal Price. 6d. ftrt. SPRING CATTLE SHOW. 7r, - ofto SOMERVILLE'S Annual SPRING .11161 Cfra 1.8 SHOW, for the Exhibition of Working Oxen *el out, of Sheep, of Cloths. &c. will he held in SADLER'S REPOSITORY, Goswell-street. Lot:don, on the first Monday Sod 'Tuttoihy. being the 7th and Stb of March next. , Three Sheep °ay logged of Five, for each Premium, will be reqnired. , • To Waggon Muter and Others. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. SADLER luta SON, it the Repository, 'Unwell-street, TO-MORROW, March 1, at Twelve, the property of a Gentleman, T rw active useful CART HORSES, in good c.ooditioa, a large Wash Cart. a Grain Waggon. n Water Tub and Carriage, a vk-inch Wheel Cart, a threiv-inch ditto, Hartwig, Sze. the whole taken from cum-440t work. To be viewed the morning of Sale, and sold without re lent. • Likewise 50 Lots of Humeri, Hackney, Gig, Journey Horses, IPuNicole days every TwesdAy and Friday. • • LOTTERY OFFICE, Nn. 1, HOLBORN-BARS. VIIRA NSOOM 0 and PERRY are selling Tickets JLP nod Shares in n variety of :umbers at the above Office, frr ih.' P4A1, 1 5.. LOTTERY, which begins dntwirg N EXT Twn Prizes of `..0,0J01. besides 20 other Capitnts. find only 8,000 Tickets. BR A NSCOM Wand PERRY be to remind their friends that their Office in the earner beese Holborn-bars, were was sold 4.991, the lart Prize of 5,0001. ever dratvn ; Nn. 8,985, the sally 914101. in Eleven dharet ; being the largest Prize wild fur . 111 vette,. ElflntloAl-, 4th MAIL C II, State Lottery • - - be l ow Oree Mg. Scheele commute 1. 2 - • iiVlitteti of d4o N 0 O .2 • O, • '3 ••••..•••a 4 :. ......... ••••• lOW e - •••-• • 4 - lielte4o mid Shores We sel . !ing by-Riehardson. end Co. Illeelt• ihr o ke ir and Contractors hit the Leilietv, et their 0111004' Corner of liiiok•liisillikiAs, Corohill. aims hieing the Klnalk Nev.., Cliasilig•erisr,l tir:Tro fie" sold, in the. Loirrry that Itit‘hi'd Dinning . the 26th of Jautery, Sit of the Copilot /Prizes. its 72 Slinree. PRizr MONEY. OKE FIIINDREI) TROUSAND POUNDS. 11014,NSBY and Co. had the singular pleasure of paytug*to the Public the :ihore Antonio In the last Two • trout! Lotteries, and they make stnaht, but they shall die tribute Fnatuw, fitymiri to thoaretb.• honour them wilt' their ennirll4a(l, IN the pre.elit Lottery, to be draws NEXT FRI DAY. . 2 Ca hate no Sal ! a, choice seleetioa of ckt phfir FrAdost LiTlekots and Share , at their 4341 Fstabli,hed Offire,lt6 o rterultill, whete buslitess lathe Funds is trausaet e4 witlt Weft 104,41Itpatelt." . , CLAVIICS. tram Pdition of lAA CIESTONEI3 COST ,ails withnot and printed from ge" - Asolior's nut Edition, it now complete ia Tisenty•eight It =ben:. - The First Nontber curtains n fine Portrait of the Anther, and Isis Life, and is a beautiful specimen of the Edirints of 11111 Ciawfitotinnal Clatirs. Tills Edina., of liliackstone it brought flown to the present (mai, sad contains tut abstiaet of all the Statutes to the 61th of bit prevent Majesty. • Foch Number prig? 14. 64. Wstatbrrt• Imly he It id to complete S.ll. .1)E. 1.. nit the E.Ntil..ttli (;ON ST ITUTION is the (test is ta'ai 3:ries, which is abo now cmnpleted w Five Nanstierr. 1.0( 1 14F. »a afIVERNNIEIiT, Jllllttg'S LETTERS, and RORKE'S r!DNS nn FItENCII REVO LUTION. Is ill 'act-red, and enmpkir this Series of the Can witutinreit Clawies Fifty-six Numbers . . A Nominee is patilithed to. ekly. I-. 6d. be btu! of „li a m kswiters in tilts'. and country. nod of all Newsmen # and i4i thellSee of flell's Weekly Aleweti,ter, Clare•cnurt, Diary- Line. Swollen wante.l to Complete the Seta of fllaclotone and De imbue sh.4Ci he nhtatised soustraisktely, tq prevent diwippoisit• mem afteiw ardi and too emottl. • itte pc . c.3l-er, to get thirst bonnet up wilt - de prnper Title-pages and Itioirxes. • X. R. It is itimecil that thi. elegant portable Edition will And fru tt. Wet tbr. Library of ev. ry olbjert whit ample" Consiirutiou under which he lives, ;nal desires to oodeebtandt thoriosehly• • lt u btwwd by .Inhis Dell, Weekly lilossenger Oltos. Glove. snort. Drury lane, and may he had of ;ill Booksellers. AROMATIC PrPASTItFUMP AND .1) JAPAN BLACKING, IN E, LIQVID. T. RIGGE respectfully informs the Nobility. and Public. that he has recently di.ctivere4 a Combine- Cams of Inarretiessts..in the most refined state. Moiler the shove cute, *Well he conticleutly fare- too candid and liberal proha lion: convinced that it will he prove.' the nimi elegant and use ful eArtiele ever ilitrodilted for the I)mph-et' of re:prying nod *r a mify* Leo,shee g equally n ppitcsibi, to Ladies' eo Genii*. soeu's are. All multiuse sugredients are a.stielcd in Its prepara tion, substituting such as are highly grateful, aromatic and useful. Otis preparation the universally complained.ot inconvenience at Itiftterae or etamminms (in even for most celebrated of those productions) is avoided. as in the moist state ottlie atmosphere, the Ard"1"111C Binaillg will not impart soil to Ow hands or np , petrel. It it .1i keevise capable of producing, with the greatest Etedity. a highly beautiful Jape's Polish. The lovelier wilt And she Blacking Pasts. minvenieat and +wooly fen immediate use, with the situ* additionof meld waver *ay. it i, rleaaly In its operation, and may he packed wh it she melt c hoice g oods, without nny danger or .Ifenelie comma picot Mx mate articles with which it envy ten 'metarnlleend.atits wt, its Ult TO oomposition, it partakes of highty perfumed a. /Merchants. for E g p o rtation, to Dralerscersote ft eon metrepas lis, the gating of freight need carriae. compared with tbe bulk o L'quial Mocking. a ill be a i most nsportaut consider:Woo I aid as this article n keep perfect is all climates (lti fail t is lip. pr o ved by age). tbr. !Proprietor anticitiatey hillb COOd0911:114 .general pnt UM/1;p. s a id by :di ptsibrilfil Root ;ia4 , *.hae.wiakers and Dea a Town road C a n t or. I al-41 at Proprietor's Warehoises la • Linodna. Ptn. V. Parkeareet, Grosvettor-square add No. 65, Wimp' to. Liestid in Class Bottles. 4s.—Ditto in Slime pilau, 11110.• row 4 Vtif§t PA 11, is. ti. ant $, au* -, DISTRESS IN GERMANY. is4BCKIT (light years ago the calamities occasioned by the war to dilltreat parts of Geri Many gave rise to , loseription, and tbe formatioo ofacemisittlee la Landes, hi feline the distresses ea the Continent. By the gegemsity of the British Pubile.• the ma of nearly . was remitted, which rescued emiltitmlee *Um the rx , frtiry of want; bet et no period slue tips existeare at this Cavensittee. has the mew of every kied et aAtiellf Whin pmt, ill the country to Which their imagine was first directed; wh_Cre A. seamy Imaysinstry battles fought is Silishi, Lm-atin 80. 1 Immis. Saxony, Brasdeabtirgh, and other littote.:kiiiii.6o.‘s ''Open the peaeesbk inhithitauts, sufferings Mount unexampled in the sister of bison. The Coneeitteg are any hnis to impress Mnett the ads of their cavalrymen, that in 1111iC . 4441 •Nikanitlit, they have remitted to difereat pans of' Jo the amaessaf sear *AMC Amount already advertises! .1010121 17 sosscurttosrs mac; xEcistvzfi i . Henry Driver Cooper £lO 10 F r i en d s at lisdl , W - Jiro Whitfield yl• 40 -*sir fispashiy/igal. • E. B. Vigurd, Greek- . , 4031* . . sheet. Soho B 0 TNI.e."4 It, A, •.. H. R. H. 1 1 Hall ,•*i . 14 r At Messrs. Hahhouse A few Fria* ' Air • • I Hid, mod Co. NON II MI flier ft; • • •• ; - ' R. P. by Ladbrokes & Co.o S , Moline 111 0. Lieut.-Col. C. Fraser 10 10 J. 9. B. I IF: Mr. W. W. Terrtiqton 6 5 Frans a well-wisber,la ' - T. M. 17 10 Cleveland a / Jamos‘Ware 21, 0 William Van, Esq. 4 '4 Das isoa, Noel, Temp- • . Mrs. Vats. _ , 2 2 lar, , and Co. id fl Mr. Thomas Van, , 2 2 Geo. Lekver, Bank 1 1. Mrs. ~—.. Vno 1 1 J. Ganninglima 1 2 Mr. V. Van 1 1 3. Guoningisam, lon. 2 2 John Bridgman 1 1 The Miss Gunuiughanss 22 A Loadoo Clergyman 2 2 E. W. 0 5 Mews. Rolling and Thos. K. Hall 20 t Backbit, per Mr. Greenwood, Cox, and Bentsen 5 0 • Hammoraley 100 0 Messrs. 9.Unwin and C 0.20 0 W. J. Haycraft, per Rev. W. T. String, Messrs. Williams, Foanders'.Hall 2 0 Son, a ri d Co. • 10 10 T. H. Bask 1 0 W. liorrail, of Liver• I Tho. IL Morrard 1 1 pool, per ditto 25 0 C. Grant, Esq. 10 ICI The Worshipful So- Mr. Spare, of Cam. ciety of Apotbecaries 52 10 beraell 2 0 Rev. Maurice Phillips 1 1 Dr. Horne, of Chiswick 2 2 Geo. Co ii le, Bank Co. 10 0 T. Wells b S Simmons (lorries' 5 5 Robert Smith 10 1Q Mr. Alexander 5 0 Rev. Mr. Brae 1 1 Hopgood 3 3 Thomas Sheppard 90 0 Sir Thos. Tyrwhitt, William &oboe!! 1 1 Moores, and Co. 12 10 Colonel Fievamist, C. D. 2 2 Wandsworth 20 0 Jos. Boardman, Eq. Taormoo,Brabor,&Co.loo 0, Milk-street 20 0 H. King 2 2 Carsten Dirs, Esq. 20 0 J. I'. Roiph 2 2 Dims and Marten 25 0 Oswell and Co. Lilley 21 0 Mr. French 1 0 Relthaseller and Co. 91 10 Mrs. Burt. . lit. 6d. General Nicholson 10 10 Coles, Brothers 52 10 Rev. S. lie•tta, and i A Christian's Society, • M. Newton, of 1 m ' Cateatosostreet * 0 "Witha limes 10 0 Rev. Dr. —, Bath 5 di W. Bar nett, EN} 'J. B. Corning I'o Bridge.street, West. • follectioa by the &niter 2 0' Rev. J. Reynoldr,ia Mr Mr. B. Josses 11 1 4 1, Indepeodeat Marlin tree Chapel. Chester 511.115. 4d. Mrs . . Ely Bales ' le L . Vohauw 1 0 Rev. W. T. Platt,Col- C, Oly.pstamt ~„ 0 kedimai n- i '" -- .-s • - —4 & ii* - jib. Conte,tlt. Margit- ryes- hill 1 1 David Laing 5 5 'rho.. and John Laing b 5 1411. Etherisgtos, Hail 10 0 T.l'aget,jairifregt bautigh 6 0 Mr. Griffith S 3 Philip Dixie 1 Pirschcil and Schreiber 5 10 At William Bolts. At Mews. Birch sad Samuel Southall 4 3 0 Chambers. Robert Were 10 0 Rev. W. Abbott ,C 1 1 Elizabeth Coleman 2 0 A. C. 5 0 John Coleman 5 0 Mr. Hunter 1 0 AoonyMons, per ditto 1 0 D. Otiley, Esq. 2 0 Samuel Witriug 10s. 6d. ' Theo. Price, Harbnnrne b I The Scholars of Josiah Mr. J. A. Thrupp, H. Ils. 6d. Fowler's School, at W. W. Whitmore, Esq. 10 0 Southgate 4 0 Miss Tyrell 5 0 Timothy tisll a 51 At Messrs . . Hankey Noah T4310r 1 01 and CO. Anonymous, per IC- • J. Clarke and Sons 20 F. Re v rall•t4 2 5 William Alen ' 20 R. formaiserslield 1 0 John Willes, Esq. 50 0 Viilli.ios Chti.ty . 13 0 William Dixon, Esq. William Waleis 10 10 Blackheath 10 1Q Michael F.drid4e 1 1 Mile E. R. Martin 2 2 Mary Jansaa h ii Messrs. L. and H. Witte 31 20 1 Milliael Phillips 5 5 J. A. She, 10 lei John Phillips 221 Robert Mole°. jyo 5 •11 Drives Burgett 1 0 J. Otte, Esq. per Mao- Debnrab i or•ter 1 0 ter and Co. 90 0 O. F.'s Servants 0 4 At Messrs. Curries F. and P, Cur 1 1 and Co. 11. H, Cowell, Isling- Rev. Richard Raikes 10 10 1 too HU. 6d. J. and M. Raikes 50 0 John Giblet, Drury- At Messrs. Dramasoads lanelol.lo ham 61. 1 The Rail of Ashburn- 0 A. Z. 50 Richard Phillips lO Id John Webster 1 1 Mary Phillips , 11W. X. •1 1 Wm. Caleb & Richard J. E. C. 2 0 Lucas 31 10 Rev. Wm. Goodenough 5 5 Jan.es Rickman 10 10 W. C. and F. M. 2 3 Corhyn and Co. 50 0 At Messrs. Herrin & Co. John Mau, Gainsbo- Lord Dit Danstanville 20 0 rough 5 0 Andrew Allen, Esq. 3 0 Brukatin Webb 2 0 bet, Elliteond Co. 105 o Catharine Webb • 1 0 Mr. John Bailin, 10 0 Mary Webb, Jun.. 1 0 The yonng Gentlemen A FiiCoid 5 0 at Mr. William Miller Christy 5 0 Gresley's Academy, Rickard Hob , 5 0 Marlborough 3 5 Francis Bagger i 5 Mr. Shoop, of Hackney 1 0 14• ac Woodward 10 .0 Smith. )(ruble, and Co. 5110 Q. P. 3 0 Temp . Cole,jaa. friends of Notting - ana.Chill 52 10 ham, per Wm. Fox 30 8 Robert Williams and Friends of Hertford Shipmates 0 8 and vicinity, per J. Hill. Hillohotse, and Hooper 93 131 Hill 10 10 Friends of Colchester 1 R. P. 0 5 per Tbos. Catchpoul 54 12 1 - Subscription) received at the Bars of the City of London Tar viers; Lloyd's Coffee-ha...se; Stock Exchange; and at all the Baukeri is Town and Country. R. H. MARTIN, ? , ".retaries. 1 LUKE HOWARD, S '7 BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS. LAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous far curing, in all its stages. the Venereal Disease. One small Pill is a dose; and the taking of nee boa in a nowt case will ions convince tke patient of toe certabsty of a speedy re. cry Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more commitment than this remedy for sea as ars obliged to go Jour ales, or to ses, as it needs 00•CillaadDellt or restraint of diet and sistv years experience (is as entisive practice) has pror ed that it will erect a core when repeated salivatlos aid all other methuds avail soothing. For the Scurry aci d o ther Chrneical Disorders, this Medi** Ms , . _ Upwards of 40,00() persons of Anti eared of the above cruel disonters. Prepared and sold hy the '' Sam, Meets et the Royal the list of real Surgeoos, ), at their bate, No. , attendance and advice will elatise telbe above eotglatis e tt uppoiatek_9l. at ocatmaitt lise Cit'4l. all.Mait i Mr. bill t and by one pspoitin - Wpm, itc..iii WIN of' Wws DUTCH PAPERS. .. , •O=MIN.P.- RAIZ; FES. t.—To.dfy 5600 Wurtemberg troops esarched.through here, on their route to France.— The slegendallery from Erfurt, which passed through here yestenlny, is to be placed in the, batteries before Heninguen, which town will be strongly bombarded Inn few days. It is said, that the Eavarian troops - 4ore Ifuninguen will be replaced by others. Great, of tit oecesseries, together with sickness, pre rerday commenced the • corps through Isere, guard, consisting of columns will fol. is negeolatirig • _..usaa. It was even reiptirted to-day that the term i had been settled. Several battalions ender orders to march have this day received counter-orders, and will . remain„ here still some thee. Accounts from the beßieging army before' Cleve , eantion, that on-the 26th ult. view negociatibns were altered into for the surrender of that fortress, on the proviso, that the French in garrison should net be aneported as prisoners of war to Russia, but sop main id Silesia. Nrarcuaisiagn. 3.—The corps, under Marshal Angereas, at Lyons, appears now • to be of some amount - Count. Bnbna is receiving reinforcements.' The day before yesterday, there passed through. our' ' territory from Basle to join him, Iwo kiiftetsk , regi. vents of the German Legign z BROSSILS, Fee. 1 the 1 sth„ ouvPrevisional Government was instilled by the Commis-ioners pointed for that purpose: These Commissioners are Count Lottum for the military, and. Mr. Delius far the dell department, who are entrusted with the concerns of the High Allies. . , The following are the Members of opr Provisional Government :-- . . • The Duke de Besitfot,'Governor-General of Belgium. . COUNCIL OW GIINIIILAL Anwrkrsvnattox,r—tsount Eugene de Robiano, who, in the absence.of the Duke de Beaufort, executes the functions of Governor- General ' - Mr. Limpet)", Old Chancellor of Brabant ; and Mr.Levienileave. SECIIRTAsurc—The Baron de Poederie, Secretary. General for Military ' Arming; Mr. Bronkere; Se cretary•General.of Police• the Baron Crumpipen, Secretary of Financei and Mr. de Jonghe, Secretary :fpcjeatioe and Spiritual Affairs. Wititiderstand that the deputation appointed to communicate our wishes at the head-quarters of the Allies will set oat on the Mt. UTRECHT, Fee. 22.—Yestetday Gen; Rampon, the late Governor of Gorcom, and 900 French pri soners, entered our city under a Prussian escort. — Two other division,* of prisoners belonging to the garrison are expected to follow them immediately, and they will all proceed to their ulterior desti nation. • Mums, Fes. 2.—On the 16th of January, Gen. Macdosaid, commanding the Neapolitan tamps in the district of Ancona, where they had :been received , las troops of the Allies, sent a note to Gen. Barbon, Commandant of the sth military division, in which he, en the part of the King his master, informed the latter, that he was under the necessity of taking pos session of the town, and required Barbon to give up the fort. That General, however, refused, and kesiegtaken al( the necessary measures for defence, :het himself up in the citad►•l. The following day General Macdonald gave or ders that the public chests should he placed at his disposal, and that the Prefect should be sent out of the department, escorted by a Neapolitan Officer.— Previous to this he had addressed a Proclamation to the inhabitants of Ancona, requiring them to be tranquil, and which concludes as follows:- 46 InUAIITANTS or AI4CONA,—When on have compared the present state of things with the outrages nod iniquities which yaw suffered during the fo►mer siege, then will you acknow ledge the hero who now merits the Neapolitan people." It was General Lavanguyon, a Frenchman by, birth, but now in the service of the King of !Naples; *bo, on the 19th of January, took possession of the city of Rome, in the noise of his maFter.:. On diet ocessiou be issue') the following .. t.;•• is , . -1 • &L. oa DE R. Lieetertini-Geoeral Levanguyon, Comraandant,A Rome end the TristiOne, considering that te occur pillion of the Rimian-States, which has been ordered bythie Majesty the King of the Two Sicilies, has no. other object thalutoiattert'all that mischief do persaseil end PriVerth.lielicial•Must . inevitably :east* .Nrook, anarchy ansons . 4Reop4e, commands and ordaNs follows : ; • Art. 1. Tbe arary t tia Majesty the Bing of ?Is*, takes UMW Its protect** srpoiaillitj•aad semi" q • she Raman Stales. I. AB . peneos bekagjeg td the ' Preach iskilika; as Steil as OW fir are plastid solder dm pasjiaalar tospecsion of the& tad army. , • regtildtioleittlai Soh& spetl&ly blamed for the oaf of his Majesty 9avphroies, sad the *hole of his ill" ! Woos family. iy.jklekaaappall aMmerats emit be delivered . ' toter tajostlee. bad rtoith tetaxagefse ed affording to military law. y. MI the civil eat enlitaryistithbrities of tech the depart., tbf igWeatt Order.. (Signed) . I.lasiteacke.flenenifind i 1114 ii go" to tilt city ; the general **Asko ie aN hrinciks it the adasieistretien, the plan on the port of one. blow op the flame of putiti Jiosticr iliste.iti at oppos progress, the difficoh situation and mint's', fleeting! of h Jetty Wiwi:Jades and his sliestritriii fainiis:llw 4, oose plinalatik safety there was reason to be dimmed, dentonstiited to jesty the King of the To • Si. Hies that the Ointment o_ and the Trasimeoe. had no Sone- the necessary force to w over the public tranquillity ; and considering also that prOtection which he 'snow about taforniiii will be lithirkstispi the rights of none, while it is called for by his /royal - dignity While! of his heart tenants the people of both depart* mob,. he Igas . therefore • tie le.nger, permitted_ the, tioppihni 'troops to remain inactive spectaters of the prmiiling 40st:order and daily • loettoslog atsariliy he has; tbe.are, ordered his 'awaits to make provisional possession of the said departments, till farther orders, and to adept all such measures as niny tees hirsute these disowlen, and to prevent them from endangering his own State's. ' As, iherefore, s his leyy, by a decree of the Ifith of ills unary, has been plea. to entrust to us the general goseimeet of the Roman States. we consider it is our first duty to inalle known, that from this nsomeat all the authority heretofore ext 4.. died by General MWlis, isistaneqd ittoot we revirp . ep chit and Military authorities to conduct themselves, as ir tr.-!; 0 4 ferred to us by command of his Majesty the King of MOO ; our gracious Sovereign. (Signed) LAVANGUYON, Rome, Jan. 19, 1814. Teeter, FEB. 9.—The fail il . A o faice may speedily expected. On the IDth' ult. there TO' e considerable insurrection against the French gth I. eon in that city ; but in consequence of the 'Aliso 'mans and English being at too greit a distacts tranquillity was restored. About forty-right "goo+ doliers aad fishermen, who with great boldness and activity attempted to take some of the forts, have been shot, while a still gteater number have been .• - • put In chains. • •' The enemy have evacuated' Verona and the poll; ti on of Rivoli. An Austrian division is at preseni quartered in our neighbourhood, and will move lore. ward to Verona, We every mirmenf expect ac. counts that the Austrian army has crossed the Adige. The adranted guard of Lieutenant Field-Marshal Siommariva is alreadttieforeitivoli. FRENCH IMPER.T. ARMY,OF ARRAGON AND COALINIA. Held-quarters, Geronx Fel), Q , 141¢, ORDER OF THE DAY. Saudi: mg !—; For 10 . yoarS yo ti . bye ne accustomed togas. bat and to contr., r the enemi-e of France : you hove oftep carried among them your victorioliv r guided by the inyinciide Napoleon, aM ft:frequent'. laid down your tuns to give paws to the tongs' , J. Let those rioriostr receiirctions nbw march before yea. Tbis same . Eanpereri this -sarr.e anuntre. cull yu,i : the territory of France is menaced--4rtvacted th . e French, yonr hrethrea t de 'mond theassistanee of your arms. Fly :.t the august voice of France and of Omani'''. You are but the ndraneedlguallil of a devot ed and united corps %%Melt bars.= to follow you tt share yelettok. Gor-easey-so the Woks of the Ithohe and :be: Rhine, the resinwa which you have acquired : makelicate 14116C1111141 . 116" der the ;yes of the Emperor, and to cootrihate to the Veal work of the detiverancr of the French sod. But lo going to sght for independence and pzice, worthily serve by your conduct the (post just of causes ; let your discipline equal your valour. Frenchmen ! Yoe are going to the assistance of France: your costatrynotas expect you as liberator, ; —show yo it milwitieded devotion to the great Emperor; cause persons aid property to he respected, and you shall then obtain RS molly benedictions as you will merit esteem. ()facers and soldiers, you arc the &To. sitories of the reptitatiotrof your corps; 1 rely upon your Rend spirit, and upon your habit of paying attention to the voice of your Chief, proud of having so long coin imatied you, and whose attachment will every where follow you.' Always ho. flour the name of the artuy of which you Venn a part ; and let people say, on seeing yon—the truly brave are always disci (Signed) The Marshal Disked ALBUFER.A. • LYONS, FEB. 17.—Our garrison daily augments. We immediately ezpect new reinforcements ; and we shall shortly have an iinposing.corps d'armt;e, fit to march wherever the salvation of the country and the orders of Government shall call it. CIIATEAV THIERSY, FEB. !S.—The enemy have committed in this town atrocities of every kind ; it lu delivered to the horrors of pillage during the night. The picture which day discovered made us shudder. The doors, the windows, broken ; the houses plundered, the furniture thrown pell-mell , into the streets sod broken; this is but a faint sketch of our calamities. Among other, indignities is men, : tioned 4 fact Which disgusts: three aussian officers had beeri Well received by a i iridow ; at the mometit of pillage she:expected ifieif Iproteetion, but the,' were the first to allow her .to be insulted and M.' treated, When 11117,1cnrqii. Ors Emperor was approaching, fief: wire :true!: terror, The naata. of sittiiih 416 ‘uiteieot to 41rive,iVertj'froni pdr ttorili old: OW; -CO PIN 'whiiii 4 irtfettipted 'to 'prdtect treat were rot' 'te- pieces by botrbeirreioldkri t : l 4ol4 Ste, erbesced tfroor.braft libera.toro. 'f' • *i! ,Traits of courage of several military men, vrbick• 41o.them honour, have bF?eit related to as. It was n i bratine go rd who Mide'pii:v..:e Woronzott prisoner * hi the air& of the 14th, h t the moment that General was patlilig his foot In the stirrup. " You nre my' prisoloar," said this breve soldier 2 'pnintirig his °net to his bruast a " surrender." lie conducted him • to tir Emperor's Lead..querters. Et is said thee rtinceVoronzoli will be sent to Paris. el,. PARTS, frac SI. RETRACT OF A LETTER liftmen' FROM PROFINS ) TEX 19TM OF FEBRUARY, AT 6 P. K. " Terror reigns in the enemy's army : all that ims taken place during the last eight days appears a dream to them. The three Sovereigns .paised. some days at Pontdor-Seine; they reckoned upon ar riving to-morrow at Fontaiableau l and the follow ing day at Paris. They bare been strangely/deceived .. , . .. _, . 41 *P!'74. Pri i 4 , . 1 ;« • , . . .. . . . .k • '.' , k ~* . •i t --. 4 ," - ' iffil c . ._. !:' . 1 / 4. ~..::./...;," .... ... PiticE. sloe mer4impaAlllol.l.--o..6kammimiiiimol t 4 , vb.v i . ii..6•N •- - -. . • . . . `i . :- ~, S. , .... ... - . . . ':,l ' .1 . . •icw.' • 4 if -- -- - ; •-• . ,ri- '. : L.. •• : ..- r ,!...... ... , - . (1 , .. .. • ~, ..., a' ..t -, .o • 4SSP rf - , --. 1 I A l, 4 , 4 , 1 •.1, .L r y , A N.. ••' •. i \ ) 1 / 4 . Y t % 4,,. • th,.: - 7 44 . 1 J I t # 'T s ), . .• 4 ' • %... 1 1 :: '' t s es. l i U: , .* 0 :: t t . ,' ‘. j 'i ' - - r• . . • .......-_—___ •••••••••••• • LONDON, MONDAY; -118111,444 Y. 28 181 4 Whav's Teuesikes Mail Bey, Liiritalteampfem 1.•• ourofisikult esti, virguass HAMPDEN ! ' roil- lens his the garrison. V lalul i , Nrwearssento, Fre. 9.—Yesterdi 17 , * ~ . (a considerable Russian () , ~ entrance of theedvaaced gu • '' 1000 Cossacks. The esker I • , -;ai .w ithout hArsegitioe.„—Atii 4 ill " 6irr , Fee. 12.iiii ".''......". --- - -'-- -- - - r xi m it. Wowttoo.•«r•oi: _ • - . ti, this tdedicJoeiuss not Ivo pa ', • ( Signed) . LA VANGIII:!AN. .. ~__ io their calculations. • • 1 ) q Dug of both ' e w es 11 " e -' 6146 " 44 ` 11 / 7 '' Lislifedlioa•Geoto'd'aneCorsotudest•ot tow ft io •ii a 3NU I I i : " ' Prisoners are ► made every instant. Several con, I disorders, with% AO lads tight yawl. ' • the Proprieton, Thomas Taylor awl .; yal C0114:o of cosann tot At4 . lll .. i : 4 o l 74 owit ill'. I° . 1 . " ' gull d I S' ll5ll ' vhys or baggage and carriages which filed upon Ural' , I • - hare fallen into our , poiCer. We are assured that. i . 4 published itioalt i t7te !loyal COI - I, * ', roc s . - 4' • 11. 9. New Bridge-streets Where Coq- — P t `• Tin •.• t cr ,- .1 br 3 &I/cm' the sidveliCed posts of out it my t-Genera /tr. to theta- t a. i c e FYI b e r g b i l g ir is an eonwill, to-morrow, witiw Pael lain grogi r al e j e r m id.ifti./ipp l iompe,plts bd at Sent.. - Never was chartg* of scene more NA ' ~. I • fit at Diegma,..l pm amec,"..6* iamermataf she Opotampob 'lcor cc ,wore complete. Tbe . spirit•of! . the inhabitants of pork i 5.311, Albin s-~, j i ti t e r=lrilliaibflifiation ottither rocnaiusiq o it ) . cow t r - • . 11 t. •gar end the desire of Wigh`s Toy 1111 . 12 . 1p.i. 0,7; fishoOkeill. the disappearance of ate ofishoilletiaiiia E.. ..,.. A : 1 . 11 - ex W n ' 1 in ev ig ""raum " 110 4 anta' ' t all " r awit i ttl ible t w ial 2 l ;: w . oesed by the OWL 401114erilW pets9n- vengeance animate everybody.? ' c o y . ' . • - • s • • . . . `•• ' . - ~ , . I THEATRE - ROYAL . COVENT GARDEN. , Tit's prompt EVENING, Feb. 28, will .be pertnrniee„ ARTAXERXES. DEVIL ich, "I f itE TO•PAT. To whleh will be added, "•. theme* Dramatic Romance, In two Amt. called THE WANDERING BOYS; Or, THE CASTLE OF OLIVA'', The Doom to he opeoed at bait past five o'clock, to he ti, at half past 'six. i