The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-25 00:00:00

XIV IV 1 111,4 0 ,1" Wie."0 7111 1r•Ii" (V., tO 4 i 1., .1 eirloWrifel4o4, >oo2lPOilee, 1./roe ....- ig- 6, • _ .; ' L , • . , .. - . • , .. ~ . .1 ' ~ ~ • ~ .• ; .A - i ' - • • • • • . . i ... s., , i I 1 (. ... .- i• )., . .. . : . it ::: : _ ~ • , , .. sr t •*' • , , pa. las 40. LONDON,. MONDAY, APRIL 2.5, 1814. Pr4rs's rasolina's b.it ii P Say; legvied CA w DEN tr- Whoa attslasojel foetid? Sag, virtuous lista stay ! itiEATRE !LOYAL, tIitURY.LANE. TR'S. present EVENING„ April 25, their v. jera ars' Itervanis %ill perfitna LING. HICWARD THE Turfaut cursed the if, in short, the blood of ly fought ur have been use The Allied moody. Uukvof GltrAer 0 . 901 time), Mr. Mau. - Aftt4.whicit, • TWO STalliGi TO 'YOUR now. Nosey 7e. Stc..net. Pries 91. SI. 6d. ; Shoal 9t.—Lower Gallery. 9s. I secpu4 price, le.—Upper IlEry; ls.; Second Price. 6d. We are a , Foutai Alen delayed his • t: ATR ROYAL, CO V ENT-GA R EN . Tim present EVENING, April 45 1 will • • he. porfttrutrit, . DEBTOR AND CREDITOR.. • Tit which will Wadded, . • Wart Grand Asiatic Spectacle, called • • • ' • SADAK AND . KALASRADE• 9 r • , •*W 0111.1 V 10.1; The 1).0.* h. he alined at bait past tire- be. eirt at half past six. ' strascnirsiOnt I Amaurst•airendpidvertl .At Messrs. Down and . • I Co. &Ascription *t , 1111 r. field. tiestr....Mtui- • drrefield. by Mr. • Bradley . .1411. 44,,, 1, • / - olitr•Corairek-"lerq. . ' . .. Scarborough iel 1 Joliet Pearson, Esq. . ditto Coa - : '... SCHOOLS FOR AL •J.H. L. i The Hon. A. kon, do. On-low, WEST LONDON LANCASTERIAN ASSOCIATION. I • per Messrs. Haydon AT a' MEETING of the COMMITTEE, on $ and Co . TharAllav, the Ilia A lira. 1814, At Messrs. Fry and EI) W ARD WAKEFIELD, Esq. in the Chair. ! Smis. Resolved. I Collected at Worth in,, per Rev. C. •1. That to neennrplish the grand object of this Auncitition. i Bracknone Imniely, to afford instniction to upwards i•f ;,o,ooo3n,,educated i Friuli Monydown.l3a t:hililrem West of Tentple Bar. the Public be informed, t h a t i singnoke, Manniog the StstesCript isms hitherto raised are not gybe sufficient to erect , tre e. • &c. lasi:We School of the magnitude reipiired for IWO Children, and Ex , •cutors of the late thin. Sulrripiton: are ees.,te• - tfully -Wicked to hi paid into the Dr. Thomas Shep °Ste of the Associat• . Cov•sur-garders Chambers; James ! pard Sorer, Eng. 'rreat.urer. kb, Bedford•street, Covent-garden r Or : TAe p arish of B„. setae principal limiter., and Bookie/le% West 4 Temple . aer ii ,. ar a Bar. To e " Friends of 11. That the assistance of any Ladies and Gentlemen incliiied , Northampton mem to aid In this great wyrk i, partirtilarly desirable, is promottag i in Astfiiitsts District Meetings fur obtaining suhseriptions, and i At L im. chattel ii r berwayS omot it g the objects of the Associat ;ai d such i and Co. Ladiesand - Gentlemen who tray be willing to lead rn.i.4inice ....„ , ; E. H. per Rev. Mr. nie regnesusd to favour the Committee, as earl,/ as P‘s•luers 1 Watkins • *Oh their mune., addressed to the o.fice, Covent-garden m s. smith, B lac k. Costaben. heath , At Messrs. Willis and Co. CALMEL CHARITY. Nev. Basil Wood Jost published. Dr. Kilvington, per Price One Shilling, for the benefit of the Charity, ditto AREPORT. from the Committee of Subscribers ! M r. Jahn Towers •• for Anwlioratiog the sitivoimi of the I ri,h Poo Robert Soutliby, Esq.r in this . Arliit.tou Metropolis and Promoting the Education of their chibtren.7 le this Report an account will lie ' At Messr.... Ramat, Riven " r the expenditure a I Donsoale. and Co. the F und eotrosted In the care of the Coin.i•itier, with the P- I Ill ; Edmund Baker they propose to carry into a i aril the object they have n view ;Col. Sir Rd. Bronke, in favour of the (ii•tses-e.l nunwrinis p:i.ir of that gallant :yid • Blurt. Neal:Levkas high-spirited nation. oho has fought our brinks and cultivated I Militia e ni r sal t s and too whom we are, in !I great (leave, indented for : At Messrs. R. Ful thegOry and bright prosi of the prr>s.til day. _ _ lets. _..- The Arc] boudlet, wl to proceed 'expected ti ,joined the APRIL L the Emperor who made his Majest 1 1 1 1 The Em 50 0 64 S GNAT( 'ion of you " Therer connected pie. A nei indifferent' and France united by £l6 0 65 3 21 0 " I kart which hate of my dap father, an i end to the been in rai " Peace, easy and sta ternal goner all parties ment anima those of tri, crowned bitious. 8 1 17 4 1 1 10 10 EDWARD WAKEFIELD. 2 2 CO o 3 3 10 0 happy." 2 2 10 10 Ti Iteport will be wolf! by 111rwt. frAgstio, * (ireat MNry.tr buoys-01mi ; Mr. Nikkei% Wimpnle..tredt; Mr. linnk.-t. Ittnutoortlri s Mr. 11;itchi:rd, Piccadilly ;and Mr. Rieltaid,an, applaile the ll.nynl li‘ehanAe. 'FitcSalkeribeit sad rrientli In th is Charity are e..trar t .dy lityaratett to inert na)landay, the Vti nt*Mtty at floe o'Cluch, at rte Thatched linase Tavern, Si. .1 intes's--treet. • A. B. and W. new.. Dub.m. per Meows. liars,. well mad ;Law At Mev.r:.. Denies a.td 0. G. B. Jawle4 &Nubia', At Nlewirs. Down uad Cl). .1. P. Witietall, Tidr:k b.) 0 3 0 .IV/ON EY is ready to advance s With presnerititud e JL, and;errrer. at minority interest. ou Freehold. CO. pyhoid. Lea+ft:iola. or Funded Property ; Rent Chute.. Mar singe fiettlrments, Widows' Jointure+, Wills, Ciergo nuns' (Chirp. and Anonity Hood. ApFly pen+nro;l,, hnween nine Alta five; nr, by letter. to the theeetor of to , Aational li .11:. No. te. I...wer John rtreet, ILLlden-illotarr. io .er; of milvii.ude he preferred. 10 I) 1 1 J. antt .1. Noyhr and Co.; Milne., Leo thato, and C... Riddale twJ John. 50 flu ueaseach, 1571. 10s. ! Wakefield Steer. A Rini, and Co. • or ;IL. 15 0 Messrs. T. aad J. Tintal end Co. ; 1 T 4111.011, Feruandes, and Cu.; WA. Barlf and Sun; J. !bads worth aid Soot Rev. Dr. Twirl' t Mips .stain A sial and family; Rev. W. Weiu4, TitOcy, 10 guineas each 731.103. 11i p.s Lanits 10 0 Nlersro. Wm, flaw 111 1 - imo,atroraes; cer, 1. mid 1%. C•4t.rtilusw, 11..dpon, Lam'. and Sou, llisseles.. May. Ke.tiall. R. and J. Barrel ,John Lee, W. Oiley, jun. W. %Visite and Son, • Lawt , a, Rick thy, Stoisiipun, Charles worth, Mrs. Lawn, Rev. W. Wood, Mils* Hatfield, Mts. Aiolrews. Miss An drews, Miss H. A.,-• Mimes Gl.. •er, Rev. G. Wil son, Mr. Brown, W;ilt..n. Vi.vasaur, We•illtf 1,11311. S. H ddsworth, nll of Wakefield,sr,atiireas each 1:3 5 Mr. R. Barrel, Um NayL.r. Mis- Ht oter, Mts. W. 44, • Tinzlev, of ditto, each 51. 9a) 0 Sondry **wake •Sub rriplisons SlOl. I.Bs. 6d. Film 'Friends • at Rorsuley 4 0 Ditto, Ilightlatts 14 7 Ditto, Ark worth 9 7 At Lloyd's. T. G. K. 1 1 Mrs. Stamford, Lim ley Wood 10 0 Collection at Solent Chapel, Woolwich, by Iteir.J. W. Per ry 30 0 Spilsby Bank, rol• lected at Boling broke, per Woes, • Stan. and Co. SI. Us. 7d. Rev. Robert Wulsley 5 5 Mn: Robert WoMer 6 The Parish of In- • gitteAnne, per Rev. J. Lewis YUl.low6d. At the Committee RO5Ol. Coterlifril at Pertain Church, Kent, per 'Rev. J. Owen Ditto at Inklefurd Church, ,Herts, per ditto Lietst..Col. Ru-gess A Family Dam than Mr. Barlace. per flee. Mr. Kuper Additiot al Suhserip boo from Ft tends au hdiobergli . Sob.cripiimas front the Po ri-n of Riede, Stvwx, per Rev..). Wil'asii ,1::1.3'. 641. Ditto from Bury, per J. Oakes 1:.;d1. `i-.:a. Mrs. I). 11. Rucker, Mebrw-hall 10 10 Mrs. Sigisinund Ruck er, Ihion-laidge klia,:sr:a. Henry it RI John 11.irtoti, Man chester Rev. Jerenailh Owen tollecticti from the Calvinistic Moho. dig". iii the isle of A tagleca, pair lire. J. Elvis, Llaufe t hell 2171. 7s. 711. room Ealitabn , gh and its vieolitt , Jd ie.* mittsmee, per J. (;aamphali, h.q. Cull:Ilion at Bethel) Ch:Apet, Sitt'ell.r,S, ptT James Pr:oak s:id '231. 11s. 61. Collection and Da• .n. fiat..• final I a tenals beton:Jag to Hut k im.i,„,74 Cl o pi o slieo, after :t - Seim in, by E. A. AROMATIC PEitFU‘ilit) JAI' 1,1 ISLACKINti, IN 1) """ rAsrk: ANI) LIQUID. i 011 kt-tell in the P.:- rieh of Wait ##### i ll 'l'. RIC:C:1 . : respectfaily informs the NoWlity , II er ts, by the Over- Ili • mid Poittie, that be tots recently discovered a Comniii4- ! seer oleo of lorredietit-, hi the most P Soled state, under tier :above ; Mts. Riliii .4 Mid rile, It bleb he c,a.tiatmile offal . * ton candid mid Ai wral pr ilia- • Mr.. 1. Wait. tidie Ilct flair: fa Wall tains ritligclinllcle.everrj it i :t a rntl i at ur " e i d lli g; i tli f e Hr lu t r h P e otes a t tP g p . l 4" .. "l l r " ::- ) d a ' s r ai - , Celle. atrou•rti, Y ork - Or/edifying Leather ; equally appitc.able to Ladies' or Gentle - : shire, per Rev. T. "we's we. Alt noxious ingrealiesals are avoided in its prepare - I P. Williamson iiunistehatitist Mg Stich so are highly grateful, nriinott lc and ii4eful. Rev. Etienne Giber!, lath.* preparation the %loiters:illy complained-of ineonyerboire ; per Rev. Kr. Le vi - suitors, or. I , lolllline, (in 11,111 I o.4fts.b. celebrated of those - trobe 60 0 .11 0 "Altifilottlt is avoided, lb kit the thoidathte of the usramphere, Mr. Berridge 1 0 ,ti.e Aromatic filuciaisg will aal impart sail tat the hands or ap- Mr. Le Sage . • 1 0 • pate). It is like• ise callable of proctoring, with the greatest Jos. Deniso n and C o. 100 0 facility, a itiel.l) Isamatifaa i l ium Pallid'. ifeew a orth,Clialoner, The Timelier a ill find the flinching Poste convenient anal a d Ittuabworth, ready fur int.& ciliate itae, with the simple achlation of cold water : A 1 ake6eld '63 0 only. It is eleasaly lii its operation unit may tar wicked tt Ws MlWat, Ileywoodoind t 4 must chalice gao-dr, withont any operation, or a-feaster rffiliting• t (o .o * $ 11 . and 11 . hit:mita) to ire tit tido. with which it milt be enrioseit, a•, ditto t : ''P'ontilby, Wakebeld, • eomposiliato. it pm taker of highly perfuoled sir. ttttt :aim 'PO , .10,p. stub • 42 0 bier - 4W% fur Ex pureatinn, hiOralerr remote from the metropo lis, Metering 0 (sewn cud carriage, compared with the bulk of ; ERRATUM:" The 701. Receipts itfa Play performed by some I.lyeill illarkiug, well be a moat! import:lot Consnleration ; and . ire- April of the Garri. 1111 l Spanish Town. Jamaica, advertised ais this article " 111 kee l; p erf ect la all cliinate " ( i " ( m" , I. '—' April 14, is remitted for t he benefit of the Russians," instead of itruee4 lay age), the kroprteule anticipates wills coutideure a the " German Suferers. general pia lOU:4M Suit) 11 41 principal Runt a*4 Shoe.tankers and Dealers in . Subscriptiom received at the ilap of the City of Lomb, Ta- Town and tinaniry • Mon at the Pmprktata's Warehouses in wren; Lloyd's Clifee-Rinsei Stock Eschaage; and at all the lame*. Ho. A 'Pl i grk•sireci, Gokvegoor"iquare ; " al. 110. 65 ' , Balthus is Towtlaad Gauntry. C./invade. ~ Liquid in (Rails 0 Ages" 4s.—Ditto in Mane Ditto, IS. 6d.— , U. H . MARTIX, LIMIER HOWAILD, Sec, reglitiel* hate it, Pew, at ts. te. ti. and Ys. each. ' . . £5 S 11VS11, of 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, en- JLP Items then .lelks of tut)! outoanding Stare.; of Capitol Prises. *Did no he ::bone *rite-, to Initim them for or e%rhaitge for rcket4 :tad Sitar. s. in the New Lottery, he Drawn the Ito and Ole ttleeltt Month, the Scheme of which it Reg ; a< the fit IN ftho l lb,-dneern the First 1)ay: nod the Niro the Serpi Duy mill each he entitled to one produce el 10 . r.ckets in Lie Served LOPtry to be itinun us Juan!). nigh h.t: Melt Beizets the Cupital• in the Second Lot. felt pas . to..toed tie eirst Lottery covalAs of 061, 11,000 Tiatets, and con • 1 ..P/is.. of . £90,001{ 1 ...Prize of .. X. 7 0)1 1 . . , 4O g 1003 Tirkets non Share- are milts% n ) Itlsll, who in Lottery that tiniolwel ltnl Mootb. 941 in Shore: No. 5,151. a 1 0 e.se atf X:.:(1u a No. 5.9hi,u Prize of XJ,''ol.l. No. 4,175, a erize of 4::.40. arr. !te. St !wows thr New koiters eno) lie had gratis at 1, Coen. ." 11, Clinr:l/keen•Se S 15 I 2 2 0 so II II 5 5 RICIIAItiAi)N, GOOI)I.UCK, mid Cit. COll- t rir t o rp for Orr Logirry • rev i strately item to the Pobbe ske {hr I)new itor Is ill eollOtrarkeT II •id of Al.l 1 . Its ".• :wow r . 4 b il iw t 1 LOW To kill. MA IN 11414i.i 0 n 1.. tio• /104: , !, rtlitl*P. sit,* fire resin PI , ZeS 4 of 1.0-11 T (Lets, I . the oe•t Lou: : IPPIo every PH rel Oner iIdreSOUCCO with the Ch:sore of the Pilafs, p wo repswoSe Lobel sro. Ati.. • . 620.5 . 0 1 Z - •lh ill a) Is, ........ . .. • lu,llllo 14. 5.113 i ~. ..., ...... . ... 14).10 V t . bie . &r. it. Sti-.. •Ts Mr drown itt.Mttv• I !The lett &Woo, whit Print ehin i l e v :),l r roc , i ti c re s . r ei t! ..ciitrt. • 103 0 2 2 ..of. • 1^ 1.014 ••. ;01 1.0 t) ) . 'LA% 35 0 Itr. &r. ter. 9.000 Tielet• to be ( j o w l * i n Jo e. Widows may be Issal gratis. g by RICH A R DSO N. GOOD cif, it their Oficer,Coruhill urd 40 9 23 8 i,► .5 .5 17 19 FRENCH PAYERS. PARIS APRIL (20.—Letters from Toulouse an nounce that the Marshals Soult, Dukp of Dalmatia; Suchet, Duke of Albuferi; and Augarean, Duke of Castiglione, have had a conference with Lord Wel lington; at the conclusion of which, they set out to offer their homages to the Dula D'Angouleme at Bourdeaus, where they would Arrive on the IStli inst. It is known that these three Marshals have seen, with extreme pleasure, the cessation of the calamities of their country ; and that they have ad hered to the acts of the Senate, and of the Govern. tent, as soon es thiy were infritmed of them., These acts did not reach Toulouse till the 14th of 'April.— The Marshal Duke of Dalmatia, on receiving them, '~;.~ ? . ~,. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. ... , C 411151 AND CORUNN4 PAPERS. illiiCkgg iht COMMlTTEErelieving for the .... . 1.• distress; berm:town h. the tavages of War in Germany, r. . has been "gabled by British benevolence to•temit theta 60,11001. %Ante, AMITE. 14.—A letter from Madrid says as woes of suffering humanity ; yet, such that his Majesty, King Ferdinand VII. has written ' fur the alleviation of the wt h been the extent of the devastations, s u c h th e depth ;.f Misery • into which whole districts have been pl u n g ed, and so numerous to .the Uhistrioos Doke of Ciudad Rodrigo a most and urgent are the new applications for relief ' r im, w sr i ons animated letter, in which after thanking him for his quartert„ that the Committee can on a n acc o unt t h Mk of Max- services to the ;common cause, Ise expresses his regret lag its efforts. Details of these distresses will be found in the I Re i poris of the Committee, which, 113 well as l'apets tor •a t not being able to salute him on his entrance its-to Ci ch • s and Cosigiegati o ns, maw he b u d at t h e Lolaitho la. i Spain, but flatters himself that he shall hare that SR veto ; and at Acketmi . ..0. Strand . tisfaction as soon as circumstances will permit. It ones aecarreo. ! is added, that the Ambassador of his Britannic Ma bed 474,681 14 8 jesty has offered to supply the funds necessary for , Cbari. Brooke, Esq. tig3 0 his Majesty's journey to Court. Tbw. Langl Eeq. 3 -0 At Messrs. ey, roster and ; bLF.X WO, ;AY. i—This afternoon his Excellency Co. io _ the Viceroy remised dispatches from Don Ciiiaco de C.D.ja ziet wallow 0f _ ...... : .*. i ce lane, cesh r _manding the northern army, dated 28th Plemtms and Mor- ' fitter, at niollt, bringing, the happy intelligence ris, per R. Rottlew, ' of the entire defeat of the rebel Morethis; in three 27 0 Fmk different actions, in which he lost 1600 killed, above tilisbouta, Farnham, All %tints 5 0 200 prisoners, 30 minion, all his baggage, ammuiti- At Messrs. Child and tion, provisions, .&e. The loss of our troops was co. Thos. Perron, Esq. 10 0 only 20 killed and 30 wounded. He himself escaped Rev. J. Day .E 1 0 by favour of the nig,lit.—Heed-tivarters, Valludolid, Col. James Planter 2 0 Dec. 25. Sub,criptioa at W irks wenn, per Ark- I The 200 prisoners, taken on the 234 being deser. wrath, ntsd Co. 46 1 8 ters from the troops of this kingdom, and many of oinecrian (at Rune yin Church, by the ; them from the European troops, have been shot as Re, F. Kest, per ;an example. Thomas 11:Wellness . 'lif e 2 il he uispatches of the 28th state, ,that General Ha 2. Ifie. 18. From lienlev -on - ; no, having been informed that Morelos and Mata. Thames and its vi- I moms hdd collected a force at Tacamba re, was gone (inky. IA t remit- !to attack them. These successes have caused general lance t per G. Nor-. tpn,k.sq. 150 0 joy at Mexico. , Auotivhimas s u o scr ip. I Vtaa CRUZ, JAN. 25. —By letters from Ruble of tient' from near two hundred persons, 1 the 13th, we have received advices that General Ha cuirC Children, at ;no defeated, on the Gth, Morelos and Matamoros, Godtnanchester 2818 who lost Brannon, 500 muskets, &c. If the other JaraesTot•ing, Stoken house, Dev,4l 2 0 divisions, es we hope, have been able to advance, At Messrs. Esduile they have, probably cut off 'Morelos from his asylum John Bro and Cn. wn, Trini- 'in Chepacingo and Acapulco. A convoy was to de ty College, Cana- part on the 20th from Mexico for this place, and an bridge 2 2a other under the command of Monzalve on the 26th , Subscription at Ciren cester and the girt- 27th, and 28th from San Louis and Potose to the nity, c.dlected and capital, of the value of 6 or 7 millions. tramainted Ity CORUNNA, APRIL 6.—The Regency of Spain has Me.srs. Pitt and. Co. Milkers 217 6 named Don Joseph Palafox, to be Captain-General Itev. R. Chatfield of the National Armies and to be Lieutenant-Gene- ' 1 PARIS , Chatteris rial Hight Mahlon Musical So- 2 2 rats the Field-Marshals D. Thomas Moreno and Don sot off in a defy 12 0 Joseph de Zivas, the latter was gone from Madrid The independent Con- to attend his Majesty, who was expected at Gerona, Princess W grreatiutv. of Asa.- and heart. ley and ‘Vilbruston, on the 22d. - scantly prase ; N.,rtiminioimishire. I I.:street of An account of Vie reception of the per the Rev. Rolf. I King, on his en t ract e into Spahr published by the ens, anti cut i . , predate an Mr. witium, Cau6l.l At. Id. * 1 0 General of the irst army : .. bridge 4 5 The head-quarhers were removed, on the 21st s . ;Austria, w Env:: Mald.in and its Matt naturat, vieieii. 4 sercriekeit ~ toilascara. .The king arrived, on the 21t1 at }lgo , affections nut Cu. c helm- eras, *here be %tea saluted by the canape of the for- WI. 15s. 6,1 happiness ford tress. The river being swelled his Majesty stopt at ', Figueras till the 21:h. At 'sun-rise on the 24 th our i It is affi troops were (hewn up. end at ten the caution of Fi- ' orders for querns announced the departure of his Majesty, who i The Duke arrived on the opposite bank, accompanied by some : acc°n'Pa& French cavalry and the staff of Marshal sachet. Ge- ; M. de la neral St. Cs, Nugties, chief of the enemy's staff,' ili4hees 't crossed the riser to announce that his?lnjesty was . rive to-mor , going to pass over, on which the General-in-Chief ! The Ent said in a loud roire, let the King pass, which hit day to diu • Majesty immediately did its M, Coach. • The General . ll ' il M h°44l! in Chief then addressed his Majesty as fellows:- I Marshal cc 6 Sire, the General in Chief of the first Na. ; n ot, Ma' tional Army and Captain Genetal of Catalonia, has Perignon the honour to prezent himself to your Nlojesty to "I les ' 14:_ Legr. . pay the tribute of respect doe to yob!: NiajcAy, in honour of yesterday dinieg with his Royal Highness at the Palace of the Thuilleries. the high character of King of Spain. Ynur Majesty ! There has been a corri•spotidence between the Vice. arrives in a ham hour in this kingdom which so roy and the [Tot -quartets of the A nglo-Austro Nen. truly loves you, anal has-peifoimed such heroic politatcarmy ; the objea is not hsown, but it is set. actions for your Majesty. Hasten, Site, to your tled that 0., hostilities cease between them. Court, %diem 'flu' Congress is eager to give you the It is pretended, that by virtue of a Convention Government which . has been worthily administered ' concluded with the ITl:.eroy, all Lombardy is to be by the Regency of Spain. May Heaven grant your i given up to the Allies, and that they will enter the Majesty long life and a prosperous reign.' capital on the 16th of April ; but this wants coithr. " His Mijesiv expressed the deep sense he enter- motion. It is known that a conference has taken tained of his oidigatiotis to the Spanish nation.— •• place at Guastalla. When his Majesty uriiveil at Gerona, Le was mirrhl • Bouaear:e has required to have a Botanist, a distressed at the mischief done by a cruel war to and an Astronomer to accompany him to the dwellings of the inhabitants of the country whichl Chemist, Elba. No men of science are yet named as being he passed. Ilk noble heart was particularly grieved : and : generous enough to make such a sacrifice. He reads all at the situation of those unfortunate Spaniards, he frequently expressed his ardent desire to procure; the papers, carefully. comments on them, blames or approves the acts of the Government, and if any them a compensation proportionate to their great.! sacrifices. His Mojesiy passed under a triumphal 1 thing displeases him too much, his rage breakii out ; he says, that when he is iti the Island of Elba he arch into the town, where he was received by the . be cons tantly . employed, write his life, and re principal Magistrates, amidst the unbounded at-chime.; will , particulars Kllown only to !himself. lie pro. tions of the pt 4 ople. General Copons hail the honour l ye a s : poses to give the true character of the men of this to attend his ?ilajesty to Masi. Bands of music e- --.-------- played before his Majesty's hotel a number of pa - c i ag triotic tunes, till near mitinight. " Head-quarter;. (irritrn, mares o.:." General Copons has ordered all French, allies of the French, as well as all Spaniards who have had places under the usurper, to leave Gerona, under pain of being treated as suspected persons, as well. as those who conceal them. 0 - 1.117i .."--- IntAUX, APRIL 11.—Letter from Lord Dal housie to his Royal Highness the Duke D'Angou leme:— • J~ Slit, -I hasten with all the warmth and sincelity of a truly English heart, to congratulate your Royal. Highness ow the great events *which have been at length announced. As a pledge of the joy of Lord Wellington and my country, l am cager to offer lila liberty of 300 officers and soldiers now in my power. 1 beg your Royal Highness to bi pleases! to send them to their homes, that they mey be happy mes - dor )f the BOurbOl - tod of t • ge - 4 1 a I a •1 t 1 1 ;••• I • • • . • .• • ... . - - - :!/ 1:; .4 "'... ~.,;,' • . ''. I ' 4 wirixicat.• . ea -::-. ::. .... .. ri . :•• .Y. 0 .6 .... 1 , . —r.; ... %1k.....• A., 4 :,_ •.. :-. la . "V h 'WS i ":;.; .• ' 4 •,_e ‘•'••• ••"':; ... • • , .N. . :( , ... * . . .... , • • •, , , 3 :ice 11 ' .. Ed iltii. - J - .. PP $..•:. ~' n . ..N. , ,1 . - ' .' • , , , .. _.,_ ;Vt. 4•.0'.... „.., '` - t / ."- . '' r• . ... • . - crietinal haul which detiyed their arrival : , t..,:, t, the orders had arrived 48 hours sooner, • . of to many thousand men, wig, eogloriouss inder the walls of Toulouse, Would not uselessly shed. a. ied troops baits taken catitotilattnh in Nor.: • - `-' assured, that Bonaparte, yesterday, left -r., tau, after having, under various pretences, s departure. ••• chduchess Maria Louisa is to leave Ram. • • .4 there she is at present, on Saturday next, ... to Vienna. , .f at.--Marshal the Duke of Castiglione is ~ Ns to-day or to-morrow in Paris. Ile Ltd ~.. • , cause of all Frenchmen.. L9.—The Senate was presented to-day tO ~ 'Or of Austria by the Prince Benevento, , a speech expresiire of the gratitudedeutas -:... „ ;a. »:-"a ty, for all he had done for France. ..,. , Iperor replied,-:- -,- cons,-1 receive with sensibility the enrcs- • . . ,ur sentiments. eposeand happiness of France areintimately with the happiness and repose of my peo- eighhour of France, its• interests cannot be to me. The happiest of periods for Austria . . . :e have beer; those, when their Princes were .. the bonds of friendship. • ye combated for '2O vears those principles - e laid waste the world. By the marriage wetter, I made, as a Suvereign and a - immense sacrifice to thedesire of putting an ; misfortunes of Europe. The sacrifice has sin, but I shall never regret having done my e, but lately impossible, is going to become •A' : stable, under the eyes of a regular and pa+ . 1 -..: ~ . . rernment, reestablished in France. Let ; rally round the King ; let one only setiti- f 5.:..! ante the nation ; and my efforts, united uith my powerful and generous Allies, will be with the fi rst success of which am am- i . !, France will be powerful, tranquil, and 1 APRIL 20.-1 t is affirmed that her Impe. . • mess the Archduchess Maria Louisa will a few days to go to Vienna. This august .. , -.. will never cease to live in the remembrance is of the French, to whom she had con- , esented a model of the most effecting good. " 1 lof every virtue. They will also duly ap. he sublime magnanimity of the Emperor of who, by an effort which seems above ho. se, has been capable of sacrificing his dearest - . to tl: repose of,Europe, and the peculiar . __ ; of France. . ~.. : firmed that the Allied Sovereigns have giien r their irregular troops to quit to France,— e d'Angouleme will shortly arrive at Paris, lied by Mr. Lyniii, Mayor of Bourdeaux, Roche ..laquelit e, who_ precedes his Ro)al , is arrived. The Duke de Berri is to at. orrow. q, uperors of Austria and Russia are gone toe t ve vv ith the Archduchess Maria Louisa at Het. Ais Berthier, Moncey, Morlier, Ney. Ourlia irmor t, Macdonald, Kellerman, Lefgyre t , and Sourrier ; Generals Dupont, Des- ranswity, Legrand, and l)ulatoy, had the . ... t sengera of the restoration of the Bourbons, and of the happiness of France. This step, the responsi- bility of which I take upon myself, animated by the example of the Conqueror of Paris, cannot fail to be approved by him whose constant study has been, in the midst of his victorious career, to alleviate the mi. series of war." ANSWER. " MY Lotto,--Your letter, which I have just ree ,• ceived, is to my 'heart a new and affecting proof of the generosity of the English character, of which ... 4 you are so worthy to be the organ. I gratefully ac. " -# 7: cept, in the name of the Ring of France, the offer you make of resterlng to liberty 300. French officers • •