The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-06 00:00:00

• 5... t 6 .; r ' v . No. 1013. Tlll ,l l'l l fro -MORROW .1 1 WRIVING;• Oct. Asir , ill _•11.7-r. .-11- • TIIE BEGGARS' OPERA. '4 4 4 *whew y .Ai L E. T. rook. ; ollt's, s. Didiffs; • ' Lucocktt,llll., Ket: • - • . .. .7„ ~ %ie. will he ..44.41, • THE MAGPIP • • • :, #. .or, THL AI %In Or P‘LAISEAU. - j0i,,, e n,74 et....ricier. by Mr. Missi.lrn. Mr. ilnwtosn, Mc, Pope; ' sir olopoo , d, Mr. Killen, AI% Keliy. • 1 , 4.40 ,, , ,;,,,,.,.:-v..w.. ...oh The 6104pbe., , Th.-. , a \'. Tor C . 4.1 of lintioe. ' '• ' - 'Or tt...ll:iv. Tile liefr at L.w. • • . Wbor d ... The Verrbooo of Venice. . . 1 ., w ma „ g er. ha... to ftron..ustre. Mot ilibli!SiniL Soo* *nth, 1.1,,, c agi 4., i kw Nights ;.t 06'1 iirotry.. ad Will -make hef Sort a l rprotrunce no the c..hr-e pf It &Mitch.. • 1. 3 , o,mi t.‘ • Itt tiptoed at half piel liro.ikletk. es be. so. ~ ?off •Art .41 0„,,. % 7.. 1 Second Price b. 64.—Pit, Si. 6tl. ; Second Price, IP. I. ,w.q . Gnltery.•:lll. , k Second Price, • I;.—Upper gniler;),.l , ; Second Price, 8.1. . • . SOYA OOVIII? MIR t S reikkairt EVENING, 31:kdb . 4, -will be pert 'need. • • Tlll TEMPEST. Aller *kWh. fielheell•l time. n New Farce, called • Tilt' FARCE WRITER. unromy. We;lnerelay. 'The Pe g g's& Opera. T. trii . The itrasseer. 'r•i • .. , School for Scandal. . Uenitly, Rhoseo and Juliet. • is.; Sec on Price is 6tl.—Pit. b. 63. t 6MC01141 Prf re. 2.. —tower nolkey, .91. t - Second Price, Ir.—Upper Gt.i.o.v. is. See d Price. &1. Mee; t.r the Ballet to be token of Mr. Reastlon, tit the ttoe.oikee. Hhtt.sl , eeei. from tea MI four. A Pn.nte H..; ow.) he bud nightly, on applientioo to Mr. liirnd n, Jst the wit-ollke. ,;.. ••. . NO. 1011 .— . ' *OVAL. lUSVL • r> 1p MORROW .EVENING;' TILE BEGGARS' 01' 60. hicisca.s. r ; • Lowy Linektt,lllw Kell Ti' la Rich w ill SP :14th • •:1 11W MA G,p4 is . , - Or TNT. 3I% in or P.tt,4 tritterpril chwurier* by (r. Mu l iuten. Si u oh The Slap the C ?Inoue. e The New at L.w. What d The Verrhaiii of Venice. t i hr ~la -.ger.have to nanquilee. that 14 rolptica9 '.f.f 1 few n i ght,.t Ihi+7 Iteatty 41;14 rtlrpritrunce in the cuur.e of it fortniggh r : ,, uptowd at hall Owl ut !Alf •WWI Hoops. i.. ; Seenad Price SM. !Orr:* Liwer riellery,: &emit Ordkry,.la i. Steam! Pike, 6d. i!Nhw'itE-NNOYAL. coyON/ lItS E st EVENING, - be pertardred. Tlll TEMPEST, Aller *Melo. fw.lbeel6l time. rt Hrs. • Til' FARCE WRIT unnAmy. wra,w,ma.. The Veggors' Opera. , The iirangrr. T.i.. , ,Sthout t.r Sandal. . Uandiy,. Shute') and Juliet. ;1.; sr.- nil Price is .61.7.-p1 ' I.,ONDk.rA, ER WAY, OCTOBER 6, 1815. " The CMS, jar shwa N INFOS" Ira dis ilk OW. 4 " M irsogas Owl Ai t M i carlik ft c ouvry Fißti.orricp.. . 5 - 1- - FL. IN D P:118 - M ....r.... AIL. Itou'fifAstr rOttlt cnitT, rtMkNI:I. - S • - Taurus. --mume--... Doke of Rutland, K. O. Fowl .f Upper Mawr. Marquis of Ruck Ingium, wails= pr o m. E kii . M. P. Nunn', Oci. 2—.Tlie illuminations yesterday ataniuto ..f Nus iluanaptos, S. Bernard 11.41114.1t50.111.P. cement, in the (reen Alley, attracted an immense Karl 4 BurkinitutsnAin*, fi nd aisty Dim-mut. , crowd of spectators. Few romenades in Europe Maaaltilie Direetor.43- I'. 8. Beaumont. Esq. F.A.S. p p APERMANENT CAPITAL DOO 000 is are calculated for s uc h a f ete . Th e w h o l e h ad the of , pr*.i.tied fur the sec u rity Grilse Public, to additiuo to the appearance of a sane suc h as i s d escr ib e d i n f a i ry : Fund nri•ion Irma the Premium/ . tales. The weather was highly favourable. Thq been Returns blared se ..f m 1.5 per Gent . have been paid to all as they have E mperor o f Rusk , arriving with our Ro } al Family,' 3 eats. I was received by. the immense crowd with boundless? acclamations. All the strews from the palace of', lAcken to the Place de ft Maurice ' were illuminated.' The public expected their Majesties would go into the theatre, the facade of which was illuminated, and the interior lighted with was candles; but they passed on, to the great regret of those whom the expectation of their coming had collected in the theatre. The Emperor of Russia departed the same evening to return to France. -Tbe Alm of Prussia is not yet arrived. -LIBERTY OF - • Comm mei Arseime Tames, Strand, Anson R. IRIS, A T a MEETING of the FRIENDS of the I -CIL LI MINTY of the Paw, held this day, to ease into coesideratirot tbe beet means of affording pecuniary relief to Mr. D. LOVELL, Proprietor of the STA.TEnt&III Netsspere, for the heavy low% mid severe pu,ferings. which he hos enenrretl in firmly upholding, for a series of years, the Invaluable betty of the Pros, Mr. JOHN PICKARD, in ihe Chair. Resalvrd • • . • That it appears to this Meesine, lb It Mr. D. Lovell.the Pm ptietor and Publisher of the Scstossit. eminent all 40 lade in the ran ear Cavil me and netigi•tes. • L ieille as mtierd lie imprisonment of Four Years uad a ler s e Gaol Of Ncormee, fbr what base been deemed 'throe 'wept:LlP nod s, hick have been proved mot oily to have been tto intentionally libellous on his part, but In one of the three eases the insertion was daring his coullaement, and entirely without his knowledge. That It is the opinion of this Meeting, that it is an indispen- able deity on Pre part of the Advocates of the Liberty of the Press to indemnify Mr. Lovell for the losses he has incurred in maintaining his steady and inflexible patriotism, and for bit unwearied and firm asaertino et the Constitutional Rights of the -People due* the *bole period of the publication of that Journal. That these exertion , or Mr. Lovell In the cause of Liberty, Truth. and Jollier., independent of his sufferings and losses, title him to the marked attention and support of the Public, eel that this Meeting arenritimlv feel great [demure in pro 'mating and recommending the Subscription already commenced In his beholt. That at oar potty°, the civilised world has the iadependeat exercise of the Liberty of the Press pronthied to touter so much ' /teeth on loviets ns at the presem period s it is. therefore highly incumbein nime who revere that Liberty to termites; a ere sod 'reedy support in behalf of every man who hits, and Slay hereafter users that man es-cutest- Wasik of the ludo .ormdeiiire sad freedom of mankind. That Sever Gentlemen be eppoimed by this Meeting to net at :wiesaramilee, to carry limo elect the objects of the foregoieg atteelAtims. • • Igißred) JOHN PICKARD, Chairman. Ali the French.Pepent quo OW. rum* is signed they differ only aboettheologme. By private letters, it seems certain that Ulf@ ,and Lorraine . will be separated from Franc.. The German Geed& of Cologne informs us, that on the arrival of two couriers at Frankenthsl, in the Palatinate, a report was spread that one of them brought to the Archduke Charles the news that, Peace was concluded at Paris, and the communica- 1 lion of the decrees by which his imperial Highness Fl possess the countries on the left bank of the, ine, which are not yet occupied, which wilt be formed into a kingdom. The other courier brought to the imperial and Bavarian Commissioners, the notification that their functions are to cease from the Ist of October. BRUSSELS, Ocr. 2.—Between efeven and twelve 'o'clock• last night his Majesty the Emperor of Russia; enveloped in an enormous capote,, departed in an rcarriage to repair to Dijon. The Brussel* eird of Honour had, till the moment his Majesty stepped into the carriage, the honour of doing duty 'about his person. • Iris Majesty the King of Prussia will probably not came till two or three days hence; it is expected that his .Majesty _ will mike some considerable stay here. Letters from Paris, of the 29th tilt. says—" The fate of France is again 'fired by the Conventions signed with the Allied Powers; but upon what terms? This is what gives us the greatest uneasi , nese. It is certain that our sacrifices are great, and may they reconcile us with the world ! —meantime people are apprehensive of the opening of the sittings of lire two Chamben. The Allied troops have re. •orders to concentrate thesaselsee in the eaviej no of the eapital, in order to awe the factioopf every class. As for the Museum, each takes irt fern what belongs to him; and it will soon be empty.' The English, the Austrians, the Prussians, keep tuard there alternately. It is said that the Venus .k .Nalicis returns to Florence, and that the Apollo Belvidere is, tar, to London." WATERLOO, Ocr. I.—A .letter in the Journal de ht Belgique, under this date, gives en account of the visit of the Emperor of Russia; the King• of the Netherlands, the Prince of Orange, the Princes of Rossi', c t . to the field of Waterloo. Their Majes ties alie tit* g: Mount St. Jean, mounted their horses t go to the farms of La Haye, Sainte, and Howgetnnont, where they ev.toined the different po. sitior.t, particularly that which was occupied by the Wittig Hereditary Prince, where be received hit gistrieere wound on. the lith of June. ; cla arriving above. La Belle Alliance, they halted, on the eminence, to examine the line by which the • eve General Below debouched beyond* Fresu •r MOWS, and the junction of General •Ziethen with the left of the Allies. When they arrived at Bello Al liance, his Majesty the Emperor of Russia accepted a glass of wine,. as well as his suite; then observing the inscription in large characters—" A - la Belle Ailistace," and turning to our august Monarch and his Royal Highness the Hereditary Prince, he said to them with great cordiality—" Yes, it is really the fair Alliance, both in respect to the States and the fentilies—God grant that it may be of long du retina." Our Prince received with pleasure and gratitude this-tt.stimony of friendship and esteem from a mag nanimous Sovereign. Their Majesties returned to their carriages at Mount St. Jean, and drove back to Brusaelit. FSAMILFORT, SEPT. 18.—Several letters received from ?ark yesterday, confirm the news of the cession of Masco and Lontaine, Gantt*, Ser.r.2o.--We have strong reason for . suspecting tbet Joseph Bonaparte has taken refuge in oar neighbourhood. He was men five or tis days ago in Childs. The Sardinian police has taken all proper measures to arrest him, and send him over the frontiers, if they should meet with yf FIE extraordinary circurestance of MARTIN , w 44 Co...busing. soh' in itisivil •the nsniehlens Prise of 4101) k given ri.4 to the niiirel Seise*, tit Ike present snag st e:.t Cohen : Ili Inch ba- iiirtv Jib WO Tickets. as ! is so nr. tati c ent‘os parehalr will have the *di:Shinn:4 chance .4 saltilie P it i jo4 1 ;001-triiket4, Ine Wissi lire, ' Geom . ni..ek i drr ms...fi A.410. - Aoir .4 dti,RJO. beta* a beta*. IQ 3 4401,10., 1 11 , 110, kr &r. hi Ohio. inity fortunate (Ass, 'No. IL Cora. 'WI, iiiplie ; faitrArd•strret,- %bee 110 iedlate pueblo 115 . 04 I T .0)1 retie.c a chimes in tbis amingailleled f l atters, l AA t - , I t n. ANC? !WIN ivtitatter. Resolved I.l.lnninmuitle. . _That the thanks of the Meeting fie given to the Clutirinla for dieductiog iinpurtially the proteciiugs etf this evening . .. .. . --- SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED: Sam.Whitbreed, E.g. Duke of Bedford. by • N.". • sBlOO, 11 the hands of... Alden. .Sir Gilbert Heath- men Wood 4100 0 role, Ron.' M. I'. 50 0 B. C. D. ' - 5 0 T.W.fp.ite k t sq. M P.. 50 0 J. A. Yates, Esq. . 3 0 Sir F. Burdett, Balt. lA.Z. • 3 0 M. P. ~ - • .50 0 A Corn Merchrint 2 0 J.. i P Scholey. Esq. 2 0 :('! 1,,'. 11441'c cfln••!c ki' . , ii it.: 20 0 Mr. P. Kelr 1 1 1.. Y. Z. 40 0 A - few Friends resl- LMr._.Alderrnan Wood 20 0 dent in Kent 1 7 r weft s r mnlt.ope 10 0 'E. ht. ‘ - liarret, El+ •• ' Edw..Anstlii. Esq. 20 0 Ledbery ki"' Jas. Peri)), Rocs. Cline imbue Chlgby, 'Ea+ _ ' lick • 10 0 r'Rury ~114 r. Eredliar 10 0 'Jobe Wyhitern, Esq. 3 2 . t. A. R. 1) 0 F. •Manriers, Eng. (.e. Meers. Bronah k Soe 10 10 coed subscription), 4 4 /4:ijor Chem, ight 10 0 J. V. 1 1 • John .littotson, EN. 10 0 Geo. Terner,•Esq. • 1/...0 ' .Win. Hallett, Eiut, 50 1 Sate. Wells, Jen. Esq. Lord ----- 10 0 Huntingdon • • i • W. Jones-Barden, I.'„eq. 5 5 Wm. Care, Esq. Ask- Thos. Northmore, Esq. 5 5 ham, near York lO 0 Mr. Rim 5 •5 J C. 11. 0 . Mr. Murray 5 5 Illannaduke Shaw, Esq. 2 0 ' MIO-ey Dawson, F...' , q. 5 5 J. D. I. 10.. Od. Mr. Here 5• 0 Edward Limon. Esq. . 1 0 Mr. IVniihirion 5 5 I The Friettd4 to Flee. Mr. Galloway 5 0 I dome) ilk Rinalilk Mr. West b 5 Arniq.Niotitight.Bl 3 0 Mr. Charles Hoppe • 5 5 R. Muller. Esq. 3 9 Mr. Mod S 5 • A few Friends of the' Mr. Kcminitib 2 2 Liberty of thePcrie, C. ' 2 2 et the C. 4044 4 411 one Mr. Wiskort 2 1 Dorm's, I) 'llford 9 14 W. 1 1 Mr Bryan Curt. ran .1 1 Mr. Coe 1 0 , W.S.Artdington, CA. •• " • J. D. Haw 1 0I ail•iii•gilllill Lade, M.. R. Lrk 1 1 1 sonar Berlfitrd 5 5 w fle% lA:wiped 1 1 J.ll , lltv, Eng. Dish Mr. F. 1 1 W comb.. • 5 d Mr. Pi.ellet 1 1 I Peftrovivo 'friends- to Mr. Thompson 1 1 Freedom. at the 4131.31,Y, —ln ISOS, being seized with W.T. 1 I I 61•11 1 , Mon. Preston I 0 iria• a ..as ries kit e hecitine rireed•iigl , T. B. 2 I Ch.. otos L.• 1111, Esq. -• ori tiled vignette , of the bilanio...rion. I bet one Mr. J. Coiling. '1 0 i of 'he Altarty 10 0 . tool min of eihiortice brought it t•• •iikr:to.:o. Ni t. i ll nl in g 2 2 I D , . John Petcock, eto ti11 . 11 , :e1f 4 .. 1111 !iec Wis area Welly 01t..r. Mr. Walker 2 2 1 1).: dings• is 1 0 Ih.r in dic•llifehtleese , e were iittiii i•.l .4 ith. ' 4:1 Meats Puller 2 2 A bow Friends, RI the .a.• iNi•iiriihle., '4% 100 army then hermit, •I- Mr. S. Perry b 0 1 .4t.chitr. Coppice in• voscaba I *mold a -flue elf ier..iit s..trering. r.•.owlia 2 2 raw, elerkiriewrli . 1 4 !teat./ apperrt. to so .110 a a loth for. Frum 1 ~i'' •ir • 1 I,A. i rompitin, F.thi. of r 4 , r• taitrd iu 41. d 6666 of bpi i n , i .he•.t. A, Join. Fitzgerald. Esq. 50 . lireckConage,Wal ..l-isel to try none PA r 1 , ,,vr 4N 7 ISCOR. J. I'. Gram, Esq. 51. P. 5 5 I ton, over Liverpool 10 0 4 10 Mr. Mortimer, Wareham' 1 0 4 '') it fel...ad, nhoir :. -Ceti v• v.-rd err• s per- 1',.......11 . -*'.",h'4,,, fi l i . ahms r•••hersicoho it c•t he cent me a battle. erg...ming ; n .."•:::', •,KI• 55 A Friend, per ditto 1 0 ~.te.. 0 tar 4..1 tt, op. Without a y it.•pe of re. in- p a .. l; 4's asl. 20 0 conipotitior. of the inn week nst -pirit. us 4 . per tire g.rw better , Mr: a 5 0 Livervo .1 Mercury 110 velikto the porn left tee. mend se""tal re" of Mr. M"cacki Sill. Mr. "ward Bailiel ' 10 0 Leeds 0 2 if. 111.14 flake' gained so aesseh airmen . I wits .."",..g_ h _aul' •-he... I triter went to the see. mud eonfirohea ro a l • " rs a t t Fa:. 2 2 Udine Ilruere, EA. Had I rite. c artiass•••l the Illialkine. lum ter. Mr. F'dket nothfleet 1 I 1 Brighton '" a."'" a' - i't h-r. finding ins-elf so w. II„ f • C'H"Pwoln ?fru' Mr. Nrvrh. It ditto t 2 mop.. The fottotting spring I wait , *lnman Mike S 10 'two Friends to the Ipli, , av II aver see. pritaripti ylO INV tare . 11 ' 41 4 r ol l B) 0 Cali-e, ditto 1 d ;wr * k..ce became then arreted, not an weer . cEm. Geg rafku. Esq. moo. nivel %i it months of pain reduced me le Mr. Nis ter. C'mhri.lge 1 0 NW Liverpool 20 0 W. E. Berk.-. E.q. 6 0 ono es , ry ir siiplefil at &Eller. At this the it sir. C. Amin , p • ,- J, Collier, Esq. i/1 3 - let 1.1 ' , iv ! Rail ht .-gre.n taking t h e Drop-,mad • ter Now , l'immirle -2 2 i mouth 5 • 0 ail* irr• 1 a 4 4 , Me' 'sown reolrred loon pailiv Aa r 'Eriend;tir Fere- A few • Friends at • ears 1 h .4r berm r. . g heelers and strength. 1 * p E. hi , Awn, the her 11111- BaSlait 9 2 1 .i.ii, kr. •" *Burdett, ditto 10 I Mr. Driven, Cambridge 'll 0 i, Camden -tows, July 9,1815. IT. S . per Messrs. Mr. Ender., din.) 1 ; 0 , lie -s.r • , 15, Sohn square. London. in battles 11eure and Co. St) 0 John Tennant, Ell. b 5 10, vl.—seitrl I.rethe P. ib. duty !needed.— • Me. hfhekell.Newrattk 2 2 Mr. E. A. Fountain, , r.re, sl,.—To pretest Cr innerkirs, the Genuine F. m o wn, I l isq. I 1 Lewisham 110 1 !hark lair Siorson.—Mr. Edwards, 66, Si. A. R. 1 0 F.. S., Soethwark s 0 'aid, h the, Who:eotle Agee. , A Friend to the Caere 10s. 6d. A few Friend", us Mr. ' G• Riggers. Esq. Sem h.. J. Perrt 's, Peck - • • :it Y injures awl destroyi thousands.— i * 0 0" 5 0 • lone, Nottingham 31. 4s. 6d. ,I. BOARD.— Dr. C ( OPER. with three ""1L 11 " . "'. ik_Au... Eddi ns . 2 2 iY leirs rap...icor. in ll:rieterrs. Fboulas. end ~,._„‘s__—"'", '',...--- --- -. I I , Mi-Ifed t M1 .. .1)11 ' A1. BOA RI) at Cher- L'''""'" '''"'"*. b 0 oppiette 'Rowland Hell's Chapel, for the purpose Mr. Jahn Renard 2 0 'Lord o•4land ' I I 1 , 15 In or p, O N vs 1,„ i r e ~,,,,d a it Wm' wilt's. ....R. P. 1. 5vta1eir i....,... . Esq. Leeds 3 0 Henry Schulte% Esq. 2 0 Rending eii ere, The li'ai hot owl:amorist. oitentioft of thaw , P". "'"`"`' inirie:l it, in.... .u. who hare reoelred illitenate Wm. Roarer, Req. 6 0 Henry Lenard, Esq. '',..• i 44 `, toe rr irearmeat have n o t only noised C. C u fwe l . ..l,'"'t 61. - D. 6 0 Breath, b- 5 b 0 An Old Eriend 5 0' "att. roamed eruptiel on 11,e 11,84, fare. std ''" ''''' ''')** stsellir r e to rhe meth, notional pains in the, Subserlptioses received by Mr. Aldermen Wood. F,4 4 .„. tri,spieory 0.i,v,k,,,, for ob esa ga m .), h ehlis i , ,gram, Leine; it: rireetßreaks, Esq. Suited; Mr. RidgWay, di-roe lAA kiwi he the i hs hil,.. e the r enpeepee itlisriler,,Pircoiliil l y; Mr. Wise, New Roswell.coot,,ceney.. ,‘,'•‘.,...._ , street; Mr. A. Girl way. - Holborn; Mr. Ham, floillthery '!‘'" n .. s ' irt. C 4l . we theisilieg 'lbp • Aber *4, - sqwue, Fleet street; Mr. Hardy. Eleetonntet 1 at der BSI of ' et " 44e ' lll ' rl iie t, i MO sietadvief Is" the. Crean nod Anchor Tavern, Strand; the Ogee of the .u.tdriy, 64 say *WNW; Di a levee 2111' SeeTtSr an' Newspaper; and Ils, the Secretary, 45, L ent . • :.: • - . 1161 eel/ StAidirereaky . . -dual Mild the comer s J. A. iIICY4 9 A jam. Seefeihrls • . • • ...! . ''• ' TM M FasitAtEDUCTION in the. PRICES of . ii; 4S . ot t oomi l c r . up., pow ea the Continents a the aid WINO .o .e . . wait., ra *dram* haat the &Dr liana Chat. pay', Wareisur,t. la Loth *ramie Cheat'', Wa s. I, a. 4. . 1 • . - Chi11ent'916.144‘.....4111 41 11 totally said' at 7 0 tioverior C.iugutt A tumidly a.. 14 nt 8 0 Boa C.,rigms -s' aistilly "c•Pd at 10 0 ktiell ol o l r . t.. •:f4:4 4 , .6 :twat, wit at 11 it reboot, p, $ %ovally s Ol4 at 19 0 _ "ti: Id'. 4- ' 19" t *witty Ststd at 8 0 Sitotro! ki ,rxds Tea ..,, , ..1: 6 tonally ars4 at id 0 . Foie meta Telt% I ' 6 irsoalFy sold at 12 It *Tea • -As s *deft ...14 at'l6 0 "owiskus....l9 6 usually sold at 20 0 , r Poem* eaeli Ar in be bad on appli(.ltioa la 1 0619 M; TM heater, 16stat4oteettfrimai.diags. yaid. dolvtancered. . , ebrowN (imaged from ...rrs to a Om dark Brown or I!lnek. by CA/L -AICAL CREAM. • hitch produce/ the desired slitterstina,r divines "Misr the skis or the Noon t N a .itople and sus prores. ; and .is the only s.6.firoray assorrni ft;r purpose. lady a R. Perfumer, .1.34, 41x6trd Iftworer.square, Loadott, in Bottle. f.r the mitt car4llso FA threw* and Walkers. at 64. 'eat Facer-% this Prrparatioa hs. met with, am. 14.telitr to impose a -.tsarinas Die out the other Int &vista Nostrums. nerd. only hr ranted *bit nittversal contempt. A NEW t" ATANT lIAT. and Co. have now to offer to the Public - II %T. entahining evtry requistte n II a cu, ; ;;; Inv. MI the appearance a the finem a r. hi rqu.ll. licht, will air (Wire na lone. w.iieh It ret:iin4 to the : it *ill r t sir, trille4 14 the MOfil lienutiful bl Ark ; %tern r -even ) eras ; nu tw,•llltier will ever in- Kr , J 1 .i.etartoserr, 424, Strand, t taller of Bed r 0.1 o olds for .sperior Silk Hnt , , win slate k noticing thh Advt.' I itsurut. Test week •Dr. liolicagon, of Cheltenham, re- Pitegkan anopyrnous letter, containisof a threat of inisaasittatipg him. The style and writing were evi dently intended CS convey the idea of its being the production of a lot lifiterate person; but it was dis covetable threoghoot that it was a diagaio'd baud. The letter was immediately: exhibited pablicly in. front of Mr. T. Ittortutil's outer, in ifigh-street, with the offer of a reward of 100 gainers for the dibco• iert of the 'tither; and which, we are happy to heir, 'had the effect of treeing the author, who will be prosecuted with the utmost severity of the law. The little Theatre in Catharine-street has got the name of Anolontipal limeetirs, ever eince 4 party ,of inetikabiia#lll. Sltivtriuts in it. ••1 • • • t A . -•M • . k ~ - ~\ , i :~ ....01 er. : l 4.l*( so :t•tit . • 4 . • /f. • 4 • • • • I • n. L• • lA/ • °FA 10•1 I( frt AI. 'q Is •- S. • PR laic 7d. PRIVATE CORK HS PO F. _VCR. Pad.. 0(1.1. Ulm been whispered about here for the last few days, that Fouche is under orrest r gtid twit Lis pa- . per. have been all in izoll by rot Police. r h vo naked some persons who had mean. of Iwo ieg, and they have expressed it, lts their tipi.tion, that the report was wholly uttfouttslint.. . • , The Treaty of Polit e I s not y e t fully Aped; .thil points Upon which the 'ha's be. o rali° ll * are said to be the cession of Dunkirk, Guleis t end. R bulogne, as a security to .• Tio" Korki Family of Frerbee are at this termini, divided Ihhi three prrties , and the pas ihtans of earb Ate titettltlif themselves with the greatest industry tn public opinion; thaj i lliobdi- of the Ki. g • !instils te the conduct of the Alai, to *hum they impute all this seffertegs of France; the friends of the Co.o rit d' A r foie, ' suggest the necessity of firmness and vigour. on the throne, and talk of throwing themseires into the arms of the nation; the partisans of the Ouk.e of Orleatill describe that Prince as dragged from his ratere it by the orders of the King, to nitae•ta .t he degradation 'of France; it is his intention to return to England immediately after the opening of the Chambers,— Reports of conspiracies ere so frequent, that-they are now scarcely attended to. I know, however, tt•st several carts, containing fire arms. have !wets taken by the English posts, both at- fitlniitomitii;abd in tho neighbourhood of the Bois de Boulogne. The Police is so disorganised at present, that this may seem a favourable moment for persons diapmed to engage in secret enterprises. s The Austrian's and Russians are leaving France, but strong columns of Prussians are approaching Paris.' Li the variety of rumours that are cotottuonlly adost.here, is into, flint - the bronze horses are In fin to Ploitlnool. to foam port of the decoration of she grand national toootoooot to commemorate the batiks of Waterloo; tboy were taken down , by. FAselish soldiers. undPr the 4 girectinn of a British (Meer- of Engineer.; the aye), itself will be taken down.; the gilt car still remains upon it. The persons who proceeded, in the first tostaoce to take down the horses were made prisoners by file National Guard, but in a few minutes released by order of the Count d'Artuis, upon a representation from the Prussian Governor. Parts. Otis% What I said to you in my last about a letter ( t og the Duke of Wellington to Lord Castleryogb is per. fectly correct. ft is highly spoken of by I hose'virlfo have seen it. It begins with trusting 6 ' that his Lordship (lord Castlereagh) will justify his Grace to the Prince Regent in case any attempts should be made to give credit to certain reports in citeutation, open the subject of recent mats." It had been at,.. deavoured to impress a belief that the Gettisidation of Pills ptbtected the statues and pictureskla the Louvre. So far was, this .from being the feet. that when in the negotiation for the. surrender of Paris, it was proposed to insert en a•Yitiorial articleooet the works of art, •Prinre Blocher said that he could listen to no such al ticie t for the he was determined to-take away all that ~ad. been remored from Belli° and the Prussian Slates.. Upon which (the Duke) declared that the article proposed must be rejected, and' that he should claim fur the rest of the. Mike those works that had teen taken from them. It was, therefore, impossible but that those who negotiated the capitulation on the part of the French most have understood that the works wetyt to be re. moved. His Grace then states that last year he spoke to the King of France himself, and requested that those pictures, be. which had belonged to the Prince of flange's own cabinet might be restored ; to which the King replied, that they should be restored—a promise wide% had not been fulfilled. That this year he again spoke to the King in the most reupecifel terms upon the subject—that he also spoke afterwards to the Prince de T*lisyrand, who put him off from time to time. At last, upon being pressed, the Prince said—" then take them away by force," which his Grace at last determined to do. The remainder of the letter (of which I hope to send you a copy immediately) relates to the feelings and conduct of the French nation at large. ,01.10 give' atti:e:.t Tati c ed,l l .4l allot! 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I wroie you from hence en the 19th, by s vessel which sailed for Ellttland nn the same das ; two hours ago arrived the Er edelic parker from Ettgltottl, which, 1 find, is ordered to sail again to.mort ow ; I therefore mean, by this conveyance, t o p u t you in pocsession of the intelligence that has airier reached me, of the movemepts in other parts of this kioldom, as well as tho.e which have passed under my own et e, and such as may transpire up to the period of Its departure. Yesterday morning, at two o'clock, 800 men and seven pieces of artillery marched for Santiago, intel ligence having been recched t h at toe troops there were wavering in their determinati..n.; doubtless the hosts of Monks and Friars in that city (the Mecca of Spain) have influenced the troops in so m e m ei . sore; of the result of this expedition nothing is yet known, being forty English - toilea from hence ; bat it is rumoured this evening, Ow the !erre which was at Santiago has met them on the road, and that Vt,rlier has been taken prisoner. This morning wet ushered in with all the appearances of a 'lay of terror las early as six o'clock, the troops remaining in the town were in movement, and shortly after most of them left it ; but whether to marry into effect the determination expressed in the Manifesto, or with. a view to retire from the scene, is not yet known; thi• was immediately followed by loud Picas, and the old Captain-General, St. Marc% she bad tang Lab »~-~-~'~s~. • • _ !~■ _ _._.. 10 0 5 0 ~~ • ,:a * ;~' ~l I ; I r f A .401.45.104