The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-12 00:00:00

.4 r` FRENCH PAPERS. .-..,...1M,. A ..,.- NAIITUA, MARCu 4.—Fort L'EClUse capitulated yesterday at neon. Five hours employed by the pea , !ants and voltigeurs in turning up and rolling down great stones from the rock which commands it, were s ..hrient to make it surrender.. The garrison, wise a:0. prisoners of war, are just arrived at Nantaa, to rot tu-morrow to Lyons, and will be escorted men of the national guard of this town, to d'Aie. Our troops follow up their successes, • 1141 ,dunce epee Versals and Genera. Gen. -.'vtarc. all is at Careege, end. lays siege to- Genoa, hich the enemy harethrown thentaelvei: Not %idler or peasant bu s tle's wounded. MILAN, Fee. 27.—To.day, at three in the after. noon, discharges of artillert announced to 'Adze/1 , - 0M the new awl brilliant victories obtained by the itnperor Dler the Allied Armies on the 17th, 18th, and t9th of Feltrnary. The joy of the lehobitauts 1e extreme. • • Letters,from Pnintherri say, that the enemy ere • *lmnst wholly driven front the department of Mout Vatic. They made vain attempts to get the people - to rise in their favour, the whole populatieu re. %mined quiet and faithful to their Sovereign. The ° islil Gen. Smtal t , his two sons, and a. handful of ancient: gffteers of tjae King of Sardinia, had keen Sent littoSevey, to raise and organize two regiments Jis the Mime of their. old •King. The bine cockade which they 'proudly displey<A, served only to draw upon them the contempt due to the unworthy con duct of officers, who, having never done any thing for the Emperor, received pensions from him, and meanly took tip arms against the Prince and the new • gountry that maintained them. They tied at the first ••:, t _llsrirsbf the approach of the French, with the di.- - /grace of haying failed ie their enterprise, and the re. :gett of .having mada•themsel yes guilty without having ' yeas the least advantage. from it. Gen. Salinas diestaside Site thunder of the cannon which were Qr ffr,,nistiretectors, on the road to Barniut. Thus • L•P sometimes punishes traitors, ou the efirAileetie-er their guilt. DUTCH PAPERS. litlindr.r.s, MA/CIE 4 4.—Strong hopes are enter tained here of the surrender of Antwerp. Nothing more Ss known respecting the interview between the Genera( of - the Allies and Detect, the Governor of the The meetiog took place in consequence of a flag of truce being seat out to Merxen, where General Blenkendorp was posted with 2 or. 3000 men. "Some persons - suppose flint the conversation related merely to allowing some of the inhabitauti . to laare the town, wbo were anxious to escape from the horrors of* siege. . 13nrmtN 2 Fes. 29.—A part of the city of Uam• bur r wift on fire on the night of the 27th ;intent ; c ~st.queoce of the bembardnient which had kg& retie As _to the probability of the aureeis*,, of the place ive have no further information MM it* subject. A3l E RICAN PAPERS. A letter front 'the Post-master at Warren to J. Yoltusan, 4 Esq. Post.master, Pittsburgh, dated War, Sis; Pm 3, soy., " I am informed by the Post. l i !Imsier niuto at i i. b m y se L4 r Satasila utemema y Lar t . a r eu rty , iaf iiii.. 40 4,0 4 46, So'Vritti Were sent by General Cue to "emir • eller de Treads,. we attacked by de ilisitt, *nee kilted, two made their eseape, and the Itti"tisleth-yrisonerse u _ .._Xsui Phew SAst.--An alasseing account was ;NOMA at Pittsburgh ass the Mb fastest, by a gen. elitism who left Erie ow she Mt of December, on which da) intelligence bad been reoeived from Bea jq of the detraction of that piaCe l and the march 4 the 13 , itish and Indians eight or ten miles up the 'jetty. towards the town of Erie, where Commodore E rWs fleet were posted, 91 miles from Buffalo, 'lli ceding 4ertor throarh the country, titc.. A sub sequent tumour from 4.4ecoster mentioned the del. ativaion or Erie, and the liett. Our, apprehen sions, hos ever, are abated, by the followiwg article from the National Inlelligencer of Thursday, which appears to be the latest authentic news frays the scene of duties' :-- 4e VC W. INGTON I Jam 13.—8 y. print . ..lettere which have been received from Erie, dated en the iltainvant, we IE4III that the fears of the immediate approach of the enemy had in a great measure sub stled. Br th- laA information received at that p!spe from persons sent out to reconnoitre, it op ! pears the enemy do not design to attemptto approach that harbour before the ice - on the lake becomes hard enough to hear them. It is the opinion of every rerson there, that the fleet is perfect* mfe ; and is i ad-cation to the ebatiklee to thehrprotrag i ta PM. que Isle, the enemy, if they attempt It des far the j town, according to their late incendiary mode of warfare, will find it defended by a large body of mi litia, 9 4 ho have repaired thither in a spirited manner for its defence. Many volunteers were on the point of proceeding from Ohio, but were turned back, their services being deemed unnecessary. It is our 'opinion that both the town and fleet are safe." DEWING?. or ERlE.—Geoteral Meade has ordered out the first brigade of Pennsylvania Militia, en use, and 1000 men from the second, to march im mediately for Erie, to perform a tour of 30days; l and Governor Snyder, in a lefty to the Secretary at War, has suggested the necessity of a farther re quisition (as the first can be held in service only 80 days) for the purpose of protecting that part of our frontier against an apprehended attack from the ene my. His Excellency observes, " I deem it but ne cessary to express my wish that some masiterks . may be adopted by the United States Government, as, added to the efforts there making under the state authority, %till afford the all important service. which the exigence of the country demands." . ENERGETIC PROCIEDINGI.—The House of Re.. .presontatlves yesterday passed, after a warm debate, sqd unusually late ailltuf j the BM to inetoural - recruiting service, by isereased bounties, &c. sincerely congratulate our Readers on the d nation at length evinced by the majority to ad •cisive measures, and eu the seal which they , tr,t: We yesterday published, in a Second Fiditioc, official Bulletins, which were not issued till too 2n hour to appear ha our first impressions. We therefore repeat them. WAR DRPARTM ENT, SiAßclt its " Tl2l missing dispatch from Lord WELL!. has been received this morning. It is dated . St. de Luc, Feb. W. "- This dispatch confirms in sobsteace what —,.- been collected from private the movement of the right wi and the Gave d'Oleron. There Billmiland.Wegsied. The .& Officers, which are mentioned, General PRINGLE, and Lieut...Co 39th. The 39th and 92d Regintents sisie,skehiliiitai having distinguished themselves. !! The fort of Jaca Is reported to bate H e Atprit4ty a part of Gen. MINA'S division. An.. ist•kkis corps now blockades St! • Jpau Pied ... - 'hitt!' - I. '1 • 7 SAg FOREIGN•OFFIeg, 1144%.11_ 114. 0 lir A dispatch has been retained %Ai usnsu, dated Troyes the 4th last. " Marshal OUDINOT had been defeated hetwles Baron's-Seine an 4 Troyes, by Princelute ARTIE*. ape, I 0 pieces et cannon, 10410. Th• Frarki;v worm, sod wire palmed town, and many prisoners " All an end. " The Plesipeissitieries was stilt at Dente% • " The Allies kmw odywneed ufraiea Nelpat, tbj bridge of rrbicli lib! enemy hal chitrepied." The first of these relates merely ill411100 16811 1; : if full account of which had been aims* timeline& Thir second, containing • of .Lord liertsu's diqpatches, The Negotiations at mien tit "hut (*spent* trlitc'h be* tar 41101 to imptiet Militavy 'ARTS :tad found tisane i • . treat. It was then object of ill the Attics, the prelirair pected be the • lag expressions partial tire sitantiorts I and mintier' ! Perseverance preach ' they I designs sorro of the , We heal be repel tions war-factil to them, itidiguatio► We receive most an 114111iitiCe.--••••••• 41 We estaL, Thor at ; =PO t. , • trace of - - • Aiteeting."—Thit, Is reds* tad awar e* • which the Allies, according to r e f i lu se pe t ted, refused to grant', our daily Journals,—the slave then,, should have afforded to the Fr most ' la I 6°1) 4 have we ft controt °lrrsidited% trace . to them ) would have been to gi their interest, without which .p never balm asked for it at all ; — STOCK FA SA N- so very important to them The honest and independent of degradation they them- will be much gratified with feel—the triumph they offered ' ae es OCIIRANZ'S Affidavit, which , solleitini from bins what they .ail the calumny which has been before ilioghtily and sternly re- . the illegal and uejustifiable pi cessatiod-of these discussions' Exam , tge Committee. It st disappointment of *our own once to the columns of the ST must have had deeply at heart. dined inserting the names of rejoice, and impudently at- others, whom the self-created minds of the English people Exchange had in 'their wisdom first of blood appears to have withignomltty, and holdup to' the faculty of reflection. How ductora of that unprincipled % tbject has been conducted, or had, however, the courage to broken off, we are utterly ; and we haven° doubt they had , proposal came from the Allies, so doing, or they would not havitexposed commenced it follows, there- the dangeeoilibelling ones( attempted to be imposed by Ni. racters in the B larltish.naestil too harsh. How does this slander had never yet ventured ins which have with so much our bUsiness nor intention•te Lord the kind of satißfactiots istilled into the minds of the ,ness of NAPOLEON'S military rank in life, for so wanton, famous an attack upon his cht / pity of his political oath°. is of fear, at least on his seizing upon en hutment own part, do we this discontinuance of the be made known twthe dieenssiOne? Are the French. people ready on all ,by Omni.' In the mom time, • ids to rise up for the -subversion of his Go- per to observe, that we lore iternmeet? How gladly then would he have em .l the saddle has not yet been braced ;Abe .opportunity of disengaging his armies and titre is more than one pi any other task, than that of curbing the spirit suivected .0f being implica, of domestic insurrection? With what joy would hi transaction. The scent have received, with what alacrity Would he have em few data,: until the Stock ,`'braced an oiler which might have enabled him to dis- gave it anotheedirectioni *Apace the gathering storm, and avert the ruin which , tion of the:punnets, as it hung suspended over his head ? Is his military weak- a body of men Mho have at nest ) stieh 'as to leave him no chance of ultimate ter could have been guilty success. in the repulsion of his •levaders ? If so, any individual, whether vreidd be have refused an Armistice, to him another out the most clear and posi dared and courted take an early opportuni' It incapable to 5135- - pet yid ,eg , that stus. )4116 1r 1 . 11 " 41- tibleriont dirauct'of the t&Pectitis n ' of en . French Palm, P4O e 'con f ess it is , a, soon iignedly regret.— . . The following ,paragraP of this day, and ;it ma; Veel oegociations at Chatillon may probably termi-ein Peace, add in such a peace as the intervening do not extend too far fo, 'operations will' not much affect. The Committee of the Stock Imager et gratuitous carnage and devastation afford quirt) into the late imr no delight; to 0.6 r imagination{ ; nor can our under- said, made further disco standing discover any benefit that is likely to result ready for delivery to the from the obstinate perseverance in shedding blood change this day, and • 401riil the progress of the negociations. It appears ,ma v be rireeez - id will Oat the Austrian forces ore now about to resume ; p i ement .o kitole -former advanced positions ;- the attention of NAPOLEON is 'gale fully engeged in another quar- Yesterday, about of arrived • at .' -F' Ich army by which they . are watched .megionger, to resist • them; in Mese dr..' patches from Lord CA before the PRINCE REG goklir W -seen lASI ithfr e° fie the Earl of LIVERPOSibI ast the present Gwriliment of ; The Date of Csstattle pervades the Austrian Councils, establishing the mititar) -tent the other Allied Powers Orders were received , 'prepare the Royal Yachts s , " . co=operation. If she has, as cir -I.t.aitetances have seemed to indicate, plate d political They have not been u •visit to Weymouth. I fo her own progress; if a m WURTEMNERG will retu aximum of effort 'bar been decreed in her councils, these restrictions Sovereign Yacht. ear; :only have been imposed with a view to preserve tThe Duke of CLAR: 'elfeirs in such an equilibsinm, as her own weight ;at his house in the Stal coed .at inky time decide. We cautious policy i return from the Con' ' .44 ‘01d,, as it seems to ite`i be the beet policy for ; who was invited to the tainment waited at home 4414 time only will -ehiavr whether it be that whole day, i but he had sfsiAtsehe ritallyits - adep,rak It Would be perfectly night. esm;edible with the whole of her, past conduct, from A letter from Brussels, the moment when her armies first separated from those , the Dutch Legation are • ince, to the data of the latest intelligence. — have had a little specimen would also affords else by which to un- by persons of the Frew . Civil Administration ; ra, :r future designs. .;di' would lead us to the them limb from limb, conclusion, not only that shelwill not promote, but siau soldiers. Many that she will not, if she eau avoid it, permit any . others pillaged." ',o(rernment. What might be We understand that , hey land spontaneous movement order for the instant in favour of the Bounzoos, arms for France !—I once every species of vessel iot easy to conjecture. She irered.—( Bull). . oppose any resistance UV such a i C a pta i n D r D ER ", because any resistance to such a RANE'S frank and expl Nopeless. The rumours of MON. in the Duke_ of Ceus r t in raising a considerable b i r t h , aetermailb)'a l3, laded :on any authority, which s inc e of Barren ilt levy of sporting pict of a - story so full °I : dn ' Bloomsbary-square l faction here, which would be a bili ty . -nasty that could serve as I cuing the war are perpetually of the Allies respecting the afforded a fair chance of ap of the public mind, even , been in their possession.— false. Silence on the part of possession of a country, is can leave freedom of choke the Allies in conformity to the sagacious politicians, had pro of France, any alternative as existing Government, wherever freedom of choice In the public existed, unless it can be said, enjoys freed°, of choice, to whom pistol to Ms head should say, Sir, is as quickly as not yaw ors perfectly disposed Of your One s , till our next The newspapers are the lion is slain : they tion of the city of IV Blimor and Mr. Duo tion with Lord COCIIR himself snug at present Stock Exchange to pro tweets him and the very •HOURGH: In the event of a 'WWI of the city of Wegml pendent Electors of t' fidence, than to Mr of their present* HQ IDM'S private Chntaater pledge for his public are, it is well knowu * .suclicts his brother the approbation intitled him to the repport only independent city trt the kingdeiti. 1.- 1 The new Comedy at . Covent-garden will , Vt 4, derstand, be produced on 'Thursday. Mts:Joilo.‘? sustains the principal feuiele charactes. r • ^ • •.. ` ".' V . 1 . '',. ' , ' • Tr E STATESMAN. . . in the prosecution of them. A spirit of inianimity Commendemreeliclt a treci now pervading the republican ranks, wUliatarwiper. liget width ire .fleg been, .. . d foot herfalm. Y is the Peeler 44 • 411 L ei 1 t. " 1 " 1 ,._ _. 11 . . • . 'bad, et . isailry Woo I- prolog esfePt of nor 444111 " :611..... in * ' ' . . Ilk aelleitation. -. .. Meet* a I reed& • : ' •''' . ' • ' - no! traeely that they mos it ----- - ------- 7.' : ----- itighly conducive to their 0 King's Theatre, fir °Peet n e w* , : thew sanallid of 1.;-...... -- . Much 153, 1514. k __ , "J $ COWS., Mr a Mlt. WA : rntsa rupectfully informs the Woblitt ,• but that they deemed it iost Gviorr, eghiseinerrs to t*C s C era i ON? Pr " • • • as - to oetteetgh the sante C l ir, A 114x-hoiden, nod the Public , that baiieg hero up li • I, Manager of this Thetre, by Order of the file Con of ' selinie.onidd - aet but feel- 3 . , eery, of this dny's date, It Is bil intention en open AI s . . ~4 , . ......, .. ....., flume for the aunt petformmwes with all possible r e ,IP . ~,. lute enemy IS solleiC 4 trusting that Opera:soil errailements lei/l o be: d os , Hl!' had bat a shirt data be r m 't eitler"S:"Zrtitril":ntidltigillatTe,theto take last' their .j r 4erl:4 fused to g rant 1 The cess ' the lateness of the anion at lONA be has been appoi ed. .• 4 ._ e an a . . , reliance, is t h e a r.., air. Willem belts mainline the Sibeeribers 'not . i e roil "" that nothing sh all 164 minting onels poi,' sltti? fet** tss eslis Allies,ia an object they nu t- ing the ,noel eminent Performers, and to pirs:ng ey yre to - and attention doe to the .robes and amusement of t . Be b hrrt Yet do the war-faction ri It, bets and the Public. - tempt to eacite joy in the I ; Attendance is given al the Olke, in the Ito vntor et, ?vow 1 b. day (Sunday excepted) from Tett In. Your n • Clorki. wilit. oil this occasion ! Their thi Mr. Waters win he 'happy to reretve obeli. room:sods. , .-.-. re Ntiiire will lie given through the Peblie Prints, the dly tht utterly divested them of th Opera Ilona wil!open. , : the discussion en this snbj at ..., 4 i , le Arr. isalia. • ~ . i'• ,Leie .. on what point it hes been 0 - •. 1.. a nts•=•.•s•!...... •.• , . Jett in the dark. The pro to o ..-:,.. - i1a'•%. , 90 , -,:0...• , •1• • the leousalese were come a , .o._ H 0 tter.... .,....,.., ...,. 1 .111 _. l . , - .._ • - at the terms attem Plitt% Or STOCKS TIIIII PAX. cat. 'prima, Were thought tc is I : d o l g a . B A n n e n de . _ r p . Haut I •., t qvildrate with the opinion 3 per-Cent. R. ,w 3 per Cent. Cons. MU , Keeltequer KIM+ S.t lt pains and labour been ins a par Cents. Orehistrn '271 p le .of n, 5 p er C o pt. Navy gn Si . .. • po w & for Afet. 79. i ii f peop • the weeknesi ill • - ' - . A -..: -- __-_--,--:-.. N -1 1 .' polver,.and the iustabili td ; What Indic flans THE _STA7IESNIAX ., : tit y * 1 It ~;4.4-,....:,.- part, do we discover in is- .. • . dietussiOnt ? Are the 1 m • LONDON: •• bands to rise up for• tl mg I BATUSDAT, DIAIKCJI lit, 1514. ; : I 1 1 Minimeot? How gladl tee, aud-3009. priso, ~ n pet were I ter, the .French arm _ , , • - rs .... kaseficient etieeamiii , ttoydi iitr " -' ~ . .z.fitfl . . . mielled Illi *ilk iteittitts tki4 it b° B altl °Pi" sies. 4 kers wetemoh. . - 1 France • realty pet PriethS•lll44lliliiiiiien ' *ad to whet ettt • , mar depend wilier c 1 1 ~) ; the i dabstance of Lord BUitel ,11,0hId, a is or considerable importance. -t- Jibilsol4 Chitalion still continaeto the m whicltish Mete* tad ultriti4 l 6 l o 4 . • citTniatih 110, Ova l 7 ot MO "filifOlA . the 41 # 10 'SA fi p / ttiw Ma ,W• 14111 e ' .-akellittibil RI ~ / if t ra nt 1111.11. The, her day s , TWO. , This poll Isiessa to cam Allies to e re- ravel Ile ' acknowledged that pence was the; con c lusic tiles, and that the tOnclusiott of that she _ .. eliminaries was.an event that mightdaily hoer. change is the French 4e I. The organs of the war-faction stated this to herdecision,if any general : real state of things, and their lively aid affeete of the French people, in tpressions of regret attested the 6' - yof ihould take place, it Lcm :onviction. The case Want. - . -• ' .4 . " • ;mould probably 'tot opp " Lim "' I ' l PO "‘ ill Vs movement — only beeanw bat ' .** . '41 , 11110111111* :, fhb movement must be hopely LI and, per, itlliPorarY choir is ' . - . exist having succeeded mas=ons ofillieciuldietingparties, altered •. i , force, are not founded sinners of the silly and centemptible part '1 can warrant th e belief t Iverance iu war is now the doctrine they • ,babllity. The tactic th I Perseverance-in war is now the rat favourable to any dyi venture to impute to those, by whose a preteit for continnini ns they the other day were overwhelmed .... svetin i g,' that the silence I 1W I What is this but to sport with the feeut ; _Simmons, has not at sil people, and to traduce the character of - ? prociating the tendency hesitate not to say, that if the Allied Sows Is those places which had f i t Table ofjustifying by their conducting'. - Alifs is manifestly fala ilet t - as the sudden and unfounded tyinsitieee Aims those who take military faction, from despondency team ' . - on, they would justly merit the . 4. lb itibildtants. If th ;nation of all' reasonable and dispasele. . , ; siggestions of those sai receive Information from tidi Belief% o" , ~ . posed to the population t important -subject—the discussions Ititiollatni eisoled to their exist armistice. They are 'fitted •to ai 0.. ail their arias reached, the fr This commenication altords qt . *WO. 4:wild/filo loafer base et I been expected, *est indication y *4lO Illnit elk individnel tivjoyi - patriotic advocates of treelertleg vibt.4.4: *septiev Was -I IS y aske r indied, Loud profiled*** of I. • tio li i - the .. - le mine tins avow seadments whiais.- ore tba a rt• a sonaka trealins I • it * ' hod as tbs siississ ea, ' letters, rega 4 I ism igraaespite; woeld he hive 5 ffiqg imps ;St. • mows h. • he ,61" knew lime,' 4 • P 0111". e- ~./ rear .44 e . , si "" tits its, maw 12 ' r • 7. 4 ' • that "It are those of Maj.& 'A r f a i s iiii: at au end, we .-Col. BM * of I.44}o4oljair that .we most infeii 1 . . . ~. ... • sety 'the' freedom 'or titOf c ,l .- .:" 'poi Mg to the advice of some of I . . ' slaves of the war-faictlon, ..... • • he French. Thi s akeedin g - ' • tiff I to give the Hoietionsfaie .. ' 'Cr te " lie' imps ies--. ' • ' ' band.bi • FLANGE FRAUD. 'pendent part of the iutiii : c • , 1:48 4/ 1 6 : ' : with the perusal :of hood l ie • - bad shich gives the• lie direct to . ' • melte tl ... Ls been thrown opon,him by , -. '1 . ,• know I lile pikeedingi of (Le Sto c h, :,... ~ . lamb n It will be seen, bv, a tefers .. . . : 14 (il the STATESMAN', (841 . W. de, :'•• .., i ,..1 4 nes of Lord Cortic ix t eta • - . ',, 1 ' 7111 ' ' ;reeled tribunal of filo Stock envies t • l os to. risdom thought lit to brand i - der Car up to puhlirsrorii.••-tti f se en : ' I °all" )lett War Journal, the,rsmcs, . Veit! ,re to publish the list oflnithes, • sy bad very strong reisitioef . s ' Th at ; • • ' . tr sot haveletpesed thentelevvii• ` *ea ik; to of the Most lumouratileA' MAC_ ts Sir. I. 4 ivy, and whom the toßgile of ,, -whit+ 4 entered to asssilrlt is tteitlwr .. fi ner " " '4/ If t m bei onto point .. point out to thet,Noble- . cool, t> faction due to o Ineli , o r hi t :: -, a bout t • 'ahltitl, ettirtiv?biy;ij 4'l*, . ' ~ I That d6. _ $ alittiti as chiricits.;.-their r ; Itt ""r• ' ' • OD atm it 1111IDI 4/111 ) perhopp,- . * leiti • i l y bov public, {d duly pp ••• * ..•.,-. bottom tint, .4.41:40 4 lOgiatl. ,Il - 1;7 1 ° beef realillu%tb •bteli tint '- heltee •-..- teen put upon the vigil 44, . Wegkial on e A r ettoPaPer 414 . 0 4 Milk . b ir wi ons'sl mplicated in 'lids' n .l tweets. cut was very strong fedi .. .l" • tuiniox • ima Stock Exchange lie - • I _ .-- -‘ le. to o lon, *Ma 111141,11 SMI:. . . Aims eo Le it ipooisostiot t• , re nistfrefiliakiiiii * tot : ' , - It,' airitetat an : • to : - 'I r of lid#lo - eri Lew *pee sift,. .. , i. . - positive etWence, • • i t jaff- • i nit/. Of, feminists •to *t dsi,. : ,.•'..• ReaskarentsilVbsme, ' A . .-. , . • • the man who follo4* 11 ' 4 particulars of ' t '7'7 . . 1 . .. .-!... : 1 - I . . graph is .takes flu lobe !Times ',. ' ty be'well if the itiVtitiettritto for their gritification :--4` The ' wk. Exchange resumer 140.. Pei- - ni - , . • iposition, yesterday, iiii . iiis • ' ob s e, coveries. The Report 4 Ate .... Mee he Members of the ,Stb - to lilif 11 alailiP any further info - . 'AO Pi ' be .pablished by way* sari.: • trees sue o'elock, Mr. Mien , .the • ' -t i l l the ForeigudOllce . wits disl : - liiial IsTLfREAONL. - They were 1 oss4, , soon after foot o' • . • „ ; %is, • . N „ I . ka RIDGE is busily employea n kit. , --." MP ry resources of Hanover ' . - •.,. .. teed r Id yesterday at Deptfo ,to :- ?nth chts for sea without de y,-.• ... w hb ised since his MAJESTY last It is stated that the Q -et ‘eyati • it en, turn to England in the al alien RENEE iito expected ' i l i "W I table-yard . St. Janos 'la , , 7:_ Wk . itiuent. Miss FITSCAMIt 4 e 4 , • *lt : •,r1 ' Duke of Devoesutersiloter,. 1 PI" ome for his Royal Highness the/ . • lim ed*, A A . I not arrived at* late heal - IPA ; bow Leis, dated Feb. t 5, aryl --" 4 Alt - Lre recalled to the Hague. •Me :: ; msk even of, popular tumult, eitlited lit riV renrh. party remaining in i the .."; ; :r eat ; *the people were goiefg tette., ;: the , and were joined by the, itus. ~;'-i,„ poet: i '. houses were burnt doors:, surd dm . ...-.1 , de. - • ' , "t, meg at Government hare its •!•ce, 4. ea u ilet t shipment of 100,000 sten 'el' ,...., t o e hey are to be sent in transpbov, ' m y vessel that can be speedij/ . ..cjwir ; .. -;r:t . to. ram, alluded to ur i t . tillp '- 14 I plicit justification, is a Ca alto. - , A : lei REILAND'S ride -corps., • le ~ .,r • ello and took the title some isle 0 * lEntmova. He eshihitodit gal. 1 °Ar dic tures in the peighbourbood of f xn ' and is an artist of oonsiderthle gs o f ces re disposing of lli, skin , before . at .y have offered the reprctenta. • : . Vestminster to Sir SAMUEL Ito- • 411 woitAx,. without any cortsolio- /.... r 4 [DANE on the subject, with frets .: to !tit in hit seat, atfying the whG;e `'.. b e l move any p?cuniary &puerto. ,‘ . r el ery illustrious mock Count Or 1 1 , ' i s i I _ • '• lk vacancy for the Represent:olio • i - A - as minster, to whom can the itith. 7 • th that place look with greater con, , *' ti r. JONES BURDETT, the brother . 1 • It tnourahle Member? Mr. lit:LL. . - '.: i' ••. Wier may, it is hoped, be a sn; , 1, 'LLIt life; and his political opio-ioo. 1 d O f .. ouchls hails already obtaiii-st ft s', . robation of all honest mea, a:id P o I sepport end confidence of ITS. . ':* o . en, siren dN towe woes tielle Iseg to I a