The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-01 00:00:00

No. '2842. ! •s- THEATRE ROYAL. DlatftY4AN'lt. ' r ; 1111.15 pre E sent. VENING .Aprit: 1, their tfroas • • The New Growl OptiPostiV firnspa. t h roe l i sts aided, THE UNKNOWN GUM, After wketb. dtr New for", , • POT TEN O'CLOcK. D A RAIN? LOT: T at M.o. to be arid 11 ball . part Ore o'clock. tw be. et hal/I'mA *is. • • • • • Rai", t Wood Pries f. .6/.-• • ft‘,Sl. l .4ld.t • *rand Lower Miler*. Vs. I Semi take r b.—Upper f o rr y, lc *ennui Xt.**, : , TIINA.TIt.F.-ROTAS". THIS present gvENI . IO3:. br ii."/;.Arig. • ;;L: • ' 11ABELIA: • ' • Bir.n. Ito. Yining{ Isabella. Min 011111411. • After which n new P.n.., tailed lA/VP. IN LIMBO. * l s, 71.1 Second Price Ss. Btl.—Nit. 6A. i &vend j,.—e,•wer Gnilery. SI. $ See:mid Pricy, 11.—Upper Second Price. sal. A po va te Ho: easy be had nightly, co application to Mr. B r od''', at the lies-office. r Ti prevett dis.ippiiiistreents the Pohlie• ore "et respect infoime.t. twit IMe N-w Comic Paist.imilof of the High meoint Wier, will contine , ri• at heft' papa Sit prieiwie. JOY ;L .1 STEM !I'l l DOE. Tlt A`iTLEA'S, Wk:STIIIIN. Wei the Fatronage nr their Ro‘itiliiiimenes4he prince Re gent owl Duke of York. prosent SATURDAY, APRIL 1, RION. lJ titY. A PRI 1.9, tool five folio% iog EvenTaza, 1101i•E- I tiv ty crlebrated Equestruut.z nu r,lirely Pew tphaud iertn-Cmitic Equr>triw Paninniiov, e tra• r• k od etwabiss bete Platform, and ~elle Pteparn. ril•A Tate LIFE, DEATH. and RESTORATION of the lIIGH.MLTTIJED RACER! • Or, HARI EQUI% 110R3ERACK 111 . . V. 4 . 0 ' - 'l.4b, . 1 - • . • • 3IN .i ' - • . ~1 6, ._ A ...,... . . . . . . ~ • . , .. ' 2. , t. i.',-,.. : ." • . -*. s. . : . 0 , ... . f . .• -- . -:,.:-:,Z . ~ . ~ . • P • s'lk I• • 1. , ' ;', • 4 4; ) tAL aa V # • t:. .... .1 k . r.,, , •.t • - 4.° • mein., „i;_." _., . .... . PRICA 71 ' • • t• OND ON, S A Y, APR 1, 1815. Tilboritar tikinivALlrreTintu OP BON &PARTS NOW EXHIBITING IN LONDON. To be seen at No. 53, West Side or Leice s t er - squ a re . ADNIITTANCLOkIi SP4LLING. THE attention. of the F a shi ona bl e W or ld is almost exclusively directed to ilie.original nod asagailliceit Faint• log of BONAPARTE, mi . .lorge as life, taken in Paris by his special penoisslon. on 64 return, from Moscow, by She Bisturical Painter Ufebvre, and completed utpler the imine diote superintend/Lace of the crielsraW David,lirst painter to Napoleon.. This Picture is warrant e d the last' and only original iaanrait . of BONA PARTF. taken from adore, two; exhibiting is Lon don, nod 'allowed by compeonitiodges to he thy tits likeness of this most extra -Toilettes? ammeter in Europe. As a work of art, with respect to its perfect likeness, to the composition of Its design, to the elaborate execution. and to Lille beauty,'.vitriety. nod troth of every uhrttenik, is passe*.{ 4;11'14-Wont merit, and carries interval evid oce of its ortgimill- I v from the great talent exhibited. it beingallinred to be the finest specimen of I bac haracteristigand suaurpassed steadiness and ' re t ic•ltitiri th ata a at i m itis s c i essipe r‘ de et ta e i l l ik sid e tri l tig . fn si t study and. The beauty and effect of the diapery Is much as to exhibit an • atlmirah'e specimen of perfection is the Ili, and aftirds • favottrableupeortanity for rivaky is tip} WINN PROOtill This grand and inimitable Painting twos ordered be, sod hoe the property o f t h e Municipal Cowell; of the city of Liege, and placed by them itt the. HHiI f.lr sitilog s at the Man . " siir , -hou-e of the Mayor and Commune, where it received the • unlimited admiration of the. Ptibtt y turd wavresoved front therm oa the abdication of Napoleon. The above Their, and more particularly so faros they relate to theienvinent talent* of the Artie, the gavot valise of thy Paint ing, and the extreme accuracy of the liken. ss, are attested un der the hauls and seal of 1)e• Lilly, Mayor 'lo..siie city of Liege, and knight of the Legloo of linhoursiand the Municipal Council of the said ells, as appears by their minute Of Connell, beaiing dote September 4, IBIS, in possession tithe Proprietor. The above Picture is on view and sale at Na fit, West side of Leir'sster-ilitare, from Ten in the morieng lit Ten ett eight. *** For the satisfartion of tbc. Public, rad with a view to prevent unsupp-rted assertions in another qu.irier from tondo- Mc tardier credit, the Proprietor of the above Picture Is • es ibited the Minute of Council above-racitio• ed, and ash. r at orients to the respectable Edi to r of the D.ts and TrOseli• r Newapapers, who gratuitously oortifiesi the iatyleof tb &hose statement in iknee Papery of the.*2.l of 1 -.0 rouatM DUTCH PAPERS. '. :141 . fiettikie,r4:ren s nesen for istsittsitifelperlaf title • and to take that of.Dadheas Of Parma: , contains the following re fl ect i ons on the Declaration Vtgasta, his arrival* at 'Preshorg. hating led,to no r e su lt, a ll MARCO 16.-46 E Austrian Observer . ' T h e ne gPth" b n" likh 'the Kin g 4 Saxony, sine. 01 the Allied Powers t— Sunny will remain, for the present under the Pin... 66 to be able i• at form an decorate judgment on the - . . ' t Declaration, , ... of the re l a tiv e l y to the last en- " : Tuns!, &Gam ;If t ,.—Toelve thousand of oat terprik of Bonaparte, it mutt be considered, first troops are ordered t o the f ront i ers . in regard to the right which has induced them to this ' . it -.AGMS, t mica 29.—The Magistrates of the measure; and, hi the secon d pia* is respect to the Hague have c e ll e d a ll young men, from the ages of i niest's)* with whi c h. it was ° reso l ve d upon. The 19 to 23, to Inscribe th e ir names f or ti le mili t i a, I n eight k incontestable. By his abdication, by the . .conformity to th e l aw res p eot i ng the railiiia, of . Fe,. Treaty toncleded with:the Allied Powers, April 11 .brusry V, and the Decree tof ins Majesty of March 1814, Bonapartelied formally renounced the Sore- the 25th. • reignty of 'France, Italy., 'and all the countries sub. - . Similar measures are taken at Amate 1 -ei roare,...„e. ject tolk doirrinion. - His return to France at the ' Vice Admiral Van Bream hi ta take the collimawd head of an armed force has annulled the rights which of a squadron of frigates and light vessels, before this Teeety gave hiatisince,ff hi s own accord, and by Flashing and on th e S c h e ldt. an enterprise yreely 61616E1, • he has broken and BRUSSELS, MARCH 27.—The celebrated anthors annihilated it; • that thesis. cannot infer from it any - Messrs. - Clratehubriand end Lacketelle are In this new rights, which can never have an evident crime city. . for their basis. HeAnts then placed himself, In the The Declaration of the Congress of the 13th, has strictest sense of the term, without the pale of the' been published in the Depiiitmenta of the Meuse and law ;- lie no longer belongs. to the social and civil the Ardennes, by order of the.Prefoots. ostler . ; he has delivered himitelf to the ban which the Munson, Malmo 21.—A1l the troops of the dif parties to the Treaty of Parts have prottoueced ferent States are tION 'under.marching orders. Ge. against him, in the-name of all thewther Powers of nen! Huhn' has already advanced into F.atseP, with Europe, with the full enthoritation and the unani. a considerable artily: After the Declarati.m of the mnus approbation of, their contemporaries. Allies the world may. be :anima* apprehension; • " The bodiitions Which have directed t h is Measure there is no longer any danger fed T to r.The -aching, are sufficieittly justified, and worthy of approbation, of Vienna %blet tad fallen to 300 is again at 288. if werconsider that they are the same to which Eu. It is pretended that the Grand Doke of Tomo'' , has rope owes its. deliverance, to which the grand alli- long since warned the Congress of what was going vice, to which France, guided by the same views, on -in Elba. subsequently acceded, owes its origin, and the pre: The concurrent accounts from all parts of Holland TOR SLIM TBUN 04RB0L1'11 sent epoch its glory and its lustre. The founders and Belgium confirm the march of troops to the Just pubiislied, and the members of this alliance were, though they frontiers. Price b. embellished aWa a Cowed Slap of Femme, . . No. I. (to be contionerr ) ..f . bad no real fear from an enterprise which seemed to m utat 17.-1„. • utters received to-day from Freok- .A CCINCISE'aisti 'LUMINOUS HISIVRY of brave the result of their glorious victories, and to • HON A PARTE. Finger .t. or the Feria* as, ma. threat** the repose of mankind, Mined by many ef. • fort state, that the Declaration. iigned iteCthe V., ,sear with she REVOI.UTION of 1815. r forts said sacrifices, could not, however, be silent nutters of the Powers at the Conner*, opoo . ,0 1 • By JOHN FOX - 100KE. Erg, events in France, ties been renewed to the *Hole CV ' s w if t Rs m e v ivid tievareee e elf* k, , upon the subject., lt, id opt airiest the personal its contents, with the addition of -4 ' . . ;.'' smarm art lit: -1•4 . • The Ellis darts from CLIDA . e Rork I means and force of Bonaparte, but against' the first b y And, like the thitialerlinft of fag;, • , attempt, howev er impllenf,. to ' revise his horrible which all the forces of the Contracting Pooeri • Detonates a Klan ! Sr toisforown State! ! are to march immediately to France to re.estebils:t The history will commence with the depollute of BONA - ' system; that their Declaration is directed:' 'Become; the throne of Louis X:V/11. Vitir Ccrnoteliek hi ' 'Alm front the 1.I.• of Elba, and 611,4144 norrate his progress a sort of phantom, he can no . more .make Europe • e d _• 1 thimigb France., h 6 reception, alol different prorlomattorts to tremble. Nobody who ••ac a • ted ' h the Ilb q ain ,ivrt si ea- sign by the Sovereigns in person. A •Gesierifilyt Ivq".IJCTION UN IVERSALLIVIIESIOWIRD WITH- Ilie people and to the areas t—the defensive Mell6Ortl. of the .... • -tire suite of the King of Ftente• iflitma,-iiiit :th'eetC' -, oitr •1111: VIOLATION OF IIZLIGIOUS LI- 1"1""te Gyveraiweat, the proclarnitiorts. public dortiampc, firm of rrance, the present sentiments : of is bail- are not at this moment in France Wni•mi bei •-•r.'l 4 Wit; FY. . . and proceedings" connected therewith ; it. figs and stir lir•i W im p s and the resources of its Government , will . ready to take the field, and that Napolensf was ' .• TO -MORROW, APRIL t, 1815,a SERMON ' i *mans, tog ether with she h tile e• t i t i r bi e: c :f Ci tlented S..vere: • 9 h.,. tile ''" believe it possible that he should bi l 'ahis long to git; sal will ree••ret Evens , meth in want of material. of -cavalry and artillery. Parish Chtireh of St.' LPRIPIrd s6•ll2l ' . ll l . i i : e lsrl t a d T '' . l .l l o he llN BOND. D . I). Chaplain to i MUM" BATTLE Ago air ENT Or IMPORTANCE, 1111.1 may trouble, 'to any ier'tok'eatent, the i n t e rn a lrepose of Besides the Engli , is troops landed at Ostend, the • r a r u m sh:a great POLITICAL EARTHQUAK E. ratteelibeir. . But ' Islip au Moans stillicient F • • • kit isiit Iliubstim she. n,it e a g c iimi k c ,,i ge setae Ili* Rovul IP Th 'it te Work * ll l he illustrated with Cul , aced M . Plans, F ,, .figlesh Commessarint Las received informelinil that ite c tv.•se• ft* Doke of Reid. oho g ag foit i,;..p v jigimaled Ms en d other breresting Itogravlsr. and the Numbers continued ig 0 11 1 1Ingt SOU in which this new attempt has been They • • and forage for so mast prepare pros istons it, ~.i i I. ) ttead for the Betrellaa the "mat livelsoitert for en. ,,, ebe ep mitog as „ en " shall arise of autocteot nniu.i..l eooceiv . and whets it proceeds to covert acts, it tar I . 1, li .1. lit IMO Poor Crloldrew of all Relit:oil. De'mart-• imi ,, 1 ,„",, - - . . . ! h i ~. 1.., ... d ..., more, including a large force iii cavalry ] ream. in the Ward. or /kicking:de, Bas•lasiter. Coleman- Published by Jolta Fabians, .2, Ilroadway, Ludgate.4llll,; '1 - 1- - summoned before the tribunal of Iliuroptsi, , al. e• and CrippleL!otr . . London', and Perishes of St: Lohe and ' Le ,,,, 5 „„. l et solemnly stigmatized: - .. • . •-ears--.---...... • ao.ie said, Sbormlitga. and Liberty at Glowltiouse Yard, •in _ - ._ —•--- • - - - - • " learners this, there are niftily reasons for Wier . .. • .' - ac Cwut) of Middlesex, vonitie Briti.h Salem. '.; 4 ', JOON %V MKS, Secretary. lug that idle reports of pretended misunderstandings • . —mme-- Piorbury-plare, Mare, 90, 11915. between the greet •Courts, have been the first motive, • VIENNA, MARCH 17.—1 t has long since any pub. to the mad enterprise -of Bonaparte. It was, there- lic act has obtained. such general approbation as the fore, nibble to the dignity of the Sovereigns united IN meCigrati: nit of the 13th. The promptest measures at Vienna, ati'd their Ministers, to convince the are already taken to give it effect. Ihe Prussian world by a goleinti and Striking step, that the prin- troops halt, and the first order they receive wilt be ciples of 1913 anti 1814 hove never ceased for a mo. to march to the Rhine. Alt the Russian . troops ment to he the guides of their conduct, and that which have not passed Denzic hart, to expect their firmly resolved to complete their wof.k, to conaoli- final destination.. date and to maintain it, they are ready to combat lBlll.—The lIPW enterprises of Napoleon fill the together, and in concert, as a common enemy who- public with indignation.. The• Empress Muria Louisa ever should threaten by a new war„ or new revolu- has dismissed some of her attelidauta, who had es lions, the general peace of Europe. pressed themselves in improper tares'. renple how. " Considered in this point of view, the Dnlntat. ever feel for the situatioit if Atria Louisa. The tion of the 13th March, even thoutili thecatese which present state of things. in Franco bits caused some produced it should hare already been, and though painful scenes b e tw e en the rather and the (laughter. the fate which Bonaparte has drawn upon himself A vast number of Couriers haw. Item' di-patched should be already accomplished, will be a monument w i t hi n these few days in all directions: even to the worthy of being preserved in the history of the time, . (tussle's Courier the pose ceold not Needs') enough of and which will do eternal honour to the spirit which hems. The last Couriers that arrived here twerught animates the confess, to the u n i" a n d nobleness of the news that the Austrian nrmv wider Green!, the sentiments of the Allies, as well as to the wisdom B o b na , as well as the Sardinian troops, have ad. of their Ministers," ,anted to the Alps. Gen. &bun is already on the march with a cousi- Tae August Sovereigns of Nations bare recipro. f . .. To T. TAYLOR, 1•!.q. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. 1 derohle corps. /l rally engaged in this most, solemn manner fo each e DEAR SIR, ' FRANKFORT, M teen 20.—Letters ' 3COM Vienna other to march R(X) Do° men against France, if the I FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me to info at i announce, that the English have taken possession of French Nation should, declare,for Napoleon. The la you ..f the vets gee .t a at extraordinary rare I have re- ' reived from your invahrittle Medicine, LEA K L'S PATENT • Elba and the fortress of Porto Ferrajo, without re- Maritime Powers take part in Shill ener g etic resole. _ PI LIS. I sistatice ; and that Bonaparte's mother and sister, tit-n. In case he should make any progress some of Anew two years ago I was att.aekrd wit', a V-nereil I/6- !V) i 8 i ll i- S - _.. ' 1 - 9111i111., have been arrested there, and transported the frontier fortresses of France are •to he deleiefed . order, which I treated gather ilightli , for some tilt. I hat ilde • . SCAM". FOR,AHVkATUNERS. . I, I IV d allho er , I o bi gel to to Italy, and thence to the fortress of Gratz ; whither to the Allied troops, according to this pi °posit A . 90.c 0 0 orsenw at east !Toes tog a over MN mR6O PIIV 'Three Tickets. you HAT g,lttu - h41,1),g) /Wish . to the soot eminent of the Faculty, hut t!wir rosi‘ta re . Jerome Bonaparte, who has been arresed at Treist, . made by the French Embassy. ilia T ea Tickets, yam Wax OW' .. - 30.00) afforded on l y temporal.% ret•ef. I went throu g h torsos!. CoilV3-2 • , 1 1 It was the Austrian General Count Stahretnherg kilt ne e Tw i rl, you may gnus r- • • - of salivation, and from betel; rather of a etirdnle t habit, was has hso been conveyed. ./ii , liver Ilaitirs.eito that gaits -.-. 45.000 , A 1 , ,,•a INNAlfra Or a mere bk.eleto ; Toe Airel4 that bp. ead all over MARCH 22.—From Leghorn we learn that several who caused Madame Letitia Reenaplete and the i• v Tile Ihtivew. pm way goia - - 3°. `" . " •b. reoflered me S. coot 'tete 'Wert 441 'but my frietn s • • A.: l • • .000 any lir t I ' • • I English (mops, under Lord Bentinck, are gone to Princess Pauline to be arrested et Caeca, because l'u• It 0 Half. poll liiiYitUill - - . A &paned of Inv teetlyer‘. 1 C h en brought to this situation, , ‘,"" Tine- a . el TIW WRY Vie - ,Ste ..A• d Atro consmere death Ks V they were found to have Proclnmationa about them e,tiv•rurr Qd .nerr. ,;/Ws a y gal s I • '' • . 500 aerating avg. the trauty care., In %silica your Pills -occeedert, I measures to secure -the frontiers ef Italy. Lord addressed to the Italians. The brothers of Napo. l'an she Qd4llll. Vete way a - 7 --: If At , . was induced to try a box of, them, which I thought rather re- I , ~ ritiv Titter }. haslet , yatl nifty Oda* - - s's, o liesre4 ww; and by persevering for two or three months, and uentiiick arrived at Genoa on the Sth. ' . lean, except Lucien and Louis, will likewise be at. 111.. v Two Lei as, you nt'sjl ,ll l! ° ' • - • "'"' " following ti .• t Ica p• the mo,t ututcroula sxo your i Ile lag ! . News from Itr.ly, by way of SWitzerland, say that rested. L 7 thre Halite,. roe urea !lila - - bus able ri !siltation from prim, the Weal grolually suhiidine.. lam, .the Neapolitans. are receiving reinforcements almig coLown, MARCH 25.—The !trial troops which, Buy Terre Sills saint , yea ery. fier_la '-a . a vt . : l - n mew. *hank thid pert rtly recovered, and walk our dadv. a 'k.., Two Si %wroth,. %eti tea% rut ' ""'"" g to nut, Ant n more boa, which I think cautiees he lake their whole line. Frequent meetings of the Privy b are b een for two months in garrison marched sway , , ' i „ • loi s ea . o r . . , . . lith t), , e sever, th. v;v4l ags V lON will est.ittlith my health in it. original sinse. Council have been held at Naples, at which the to day for Aix-la-Chapelle. 'TEXT W KI)NESDA X, APRIL sth, when all •it is with ibe most heartfelt evaluate that •I subscribe my- Queen was present , but their object is unknown.— To-morrow two battalions of Saxon Wintry will th e Th u , i t rizo , „ f 51i 0 . ,40 sans hr drawn. ipod Two self, Sir, your much ot.liged Itumble % s tr evail, AN pi BRsoN. The of Kehl I streng thened by a large body come here ft om Bonn, they are commande4 by Ge. ° the Five Prizes of :net Maeda MOST Ni ems% aid bill • garr is on s to immediaielv paid is Gold, • . - ~._ 1 Dconspote. Manchester, 3 11 1, 1. of Baden troops. ' neral Brauer ; the day after to-morrow they will Al 4, COHNIItI.L. rot - CFLARINR-CROSS. • ' P. S. For the public betbelit I do taut object to the ahnve MARCH 20 —All the troops in this proceed to Aix-la-Chapelle. The town guard does ••-•'-• brine pahl6hed, but leave you to act ns your owe better judg- 1 HANOVER, • i IkING IS RELIFY I NE; I prrr. • vs. , .LING ?stns . went sh „ li diome. country have received orders to march immediately, duty here to-day. If Al( ED Tawas ,t. , Prepared and wild lay the sole Proprietors, Thumas Taylor . r . 1 reatest activity prevails in the War Depart- ! Bridges of boats are preparing here and at Dose!. Tills Ads e l though ititoirperbaps by some ' be and Sins, !Heathers of the Koval Colieee of Surgeon. . Ga r de n , dle g i don ff for the passage over the Rhine of the great near 6,.........""Weredgr;,111NT bendy . 6 k. ver, "Plolir" I 'l e in raw!" at their house, No. e, New Bridge stree , where , after a rim- ment.ed. The King is gene to Bras - her of troops who are successively expect „.----., _,•-oViees. sad mow pncsexstitty so ea 11., present instance, lam residence for more than thr_rsy ne •-,tis irejr , s 6 , ; so hi lt o. rtt . f r lsa i n h rti- ~ is AcrnE, MARCH 27.- -- "ntat be thiobted. is. IM 6 6 4 :1 •1gee, gha t say use Indivi- !Warty &retie: to . the ;:tire or v NI to (AIM, MARCH `27.—Three bat -4al in both setes witlt riot ' is- els s and will pass some time in the southern pro. Marry, deo timid eatornami in thew time. such an immense direpta) of ineterotat In ile p art: of genets . . , I - 9 H i s Royal Highness the ,salons of Prussian infantry, a regiment of hussars, -'inherit s cull what% iheo of their protovtun slum it saw Is th en of the king d om. Guinea; a. are now e *Whited at t hrong . ester. ,observe, they Willer themselves the advice an d n.tiatrtnee they Frederick is gone with the King, and will and 600 eleasseurs, ofi foot, pass ed y MARTIN and CO.'S, STOCK-AROK FRS. Na. 8 , CORN!! ILL. and Pk oxFoRD-STREET. • geasuitim Iv administer. to permit , hiking this Medici's... Will Pr) n ee the chief Netherland troops, under if nr..t.ir Semoiste.tion ha sin VII it 16e61404• all t i llegilal 6 bi• ester med by it di . seerning virlic e.s au advantage seldom so lead the Nether _ 'r and n f''.", it m'sht Le do.shterf. Whether it was reible that be obtained, nod vo id of rontligulty. f h of his brother. the Prince of Oiniege,.who now com- regiment of lancers, and a battalion of font ; acres *VIII PrIZCS lut XlO.O V. OP .oar ,swarm . MISIOIIR a Grand Prim • Als.t sold, b their ameerntme at, frt r 9S, S t . :hose ands the Allied Army between the Meese a an- Ihe:.bsttalions of foot and forte squadrons of cavalry, tf DSO' ett. ea ol.i hbve helm stAti by ime Otfire-iteeper stone living at ri di-tioit_e, itt the Perfumer '., p, Alli:in's•:_reet, al • of young men of the first families at arrived this morniug.—To.niorrow Of twat' day ( "I".. by.ttle-b,• is op only 011 ice-keeper in beteg that ever PAI-Mall p 1 . 1 . 0 e ToV•slsop. 1 . 03,, cr!r"rd - sireedi . Mr., Lfte'''• Seg. Numbers I_, di oil a Prize 4%CH) t . Oll I) if MARTIN and Co. ha d ~„, f „ d oe,. No. d. I. ash.st . reet-hill . ; and by one et rm's 18 ever y Amsterdam, d • the r e will mete fourteen battalione of foot told four Rotterdnm,• the Bogue, Utrecht, an d there . I, . • '''•,, , ,,i the min. , ~,,,v i; :e me p . r „,,,, ~,,ih Ilr, the seeing and feel- e.Utsideroltle town in Great Britain and [reload. in bores .4 offered their services for the forming ;regiments of horse, end ten batteries 4) arlilirry. 21I' Pi. enell, scaled up with 411 . and plain dimness Arnheim, have -: I , c ,,!, : ,., i i,„ i , iir i, was litersOtir and hoes Bak the ease, by Poly . . r . f companies, which may be very useful. 'These troops. make no stay — they are aaimated by ''' .=' ue itlh.te . on demand ; nod MARTIN turd Ca. whereby pe r ,..n l o eii ter sex may tare s themselves 'ids ease, of volunteer Em- the best sp irit. " '• a 2 •,' 1071 , 1 ket.iintion it. saying. !bat they think it highly Speed, fk ere . ev. and vafre . v.. a Mem ViznnA , MARCH 15.- Our 1 le Britain is sealed a with aLetters from Berlin mment* that in Prussia h . 1 .1. :hi., c h a t; se ll 00 , or mi a e r o f s a c Tit REF, • Kilo. of N. B . — livery boa f tiold in irre he .. I. p i ed LUTZ , seri s determination, again given s .• a 11,0 the Five , ' slave of ON E THOUSAN D stamp, on which, by _ t ivour l o I COlllOlll,Ma ...,. 4 . , pr ot . at ,; peror has, by ,• • than% by *lacing all that is la arms is con the march ; the volunteers '''' 'NI A . 4 . 14 , 4 ;01.1)4 to Mr nvitronelrfilp liaesrms' which be- the Stamp.olllee, ' 'F. Tay or. No. 9. flow• Bilderietreet i 1 4 proof o f bh tr . pen • o .1,,. ; NEXT WEDNESDAY, sth Aet4 . , to Maltese winch is moos, All when me cosatertrus. • • • • ' •.• ~ knifed •ia a taiot deetrvedit eelebratAll.illad, io which the esinniiny oars in the life of that Wily 'minable animal; the n ere itit so much feeling a d propriety pout 'raved by. ito i minded and atiegtoilled British Lyric. Mr. Charles fib lis, is la the rouse all interesting Beennosill bi introdoced fl,ase R re, and a real Fos Chace. Tie Itanoinirato smitten by Mr. •T. !Malin, and prndoeed wee. 'lse direetioo of Mr. Davis. A C•wie Soar, called JACAY HAW BUCK'S TRIP to %, by Mr. Jaw*. Tor ',elude with st•rten Senteh Melo•Drnswi, rolled . • SIGISMOIIN awl she DANISH CHIEIrTAIN, feint! price Half-past Eight. Plies taken as toe Bill-Mice from Eleven to Three., tote- 4s. Pat L. Gallery Is. 4 1 - THE CONSTITUTION SUNDAY NEWSPAPER. I Price Siopenee Halfpenny. TEIE CONSTITUTION' is nisi of • the larest Papers published, aad Is etiodatted upon independent principles. It is extremely well calculated to please such to do not peruse the Daily Papers, as it embraces a variety of sub jects, and sill he found to contain the s lb.:once of the Weekly. News, more especially all Domestic tic urreoces„ w..ich, since ' the termination of the uar with Prance and America, have be. tome hiFtJs interestirg. The Gout's of Sat.'eday night forms a'streng feature in the Paper, and Tuesday's (ia:etie is like wise ' llllOll. ' The Costirrteertow may be had of all the News Venders In town, and it will be forwarded to any part of the united King dom on Sunday, by transmitting Or d ers to 11.0illee, No. Si, Fleet-street. PIPAR4f.. -1. - . TO Rh SOLD B% PitIVATI*; I'RAGI', A n VALUABLYADVOWSON . , with a 'pros. Ix pe of ...Os powy,sino. within 16 mitt of hoodoo; cm -0116;4 aneseelleut nett-Iloilo Flame, sorroantled by &....t Fort% Aeres• Gibe Load, W Q 11 1 0 '0 11( whig e 44 tile 1.41 " . " 1 ialue..f INCA. For Pattlwalint, apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, No. 12, Liman'. lon Firld% urirestet.r)iice. CH AP ANf) (;001). THOiE who want to purchase PI ANOsFORTFS of , vetv tiv,eription. Pedal Multi., Ilirrel New nn I .' oncl- ha •d., will find n &mat varlets as 3 1tf•ve ; Jpui Mr, oh% b.. 3 ,4 4, an .pi;0111111IN • f 3r:1611C tilt' . P4113* II:MI.1,14 and Cabinet Pi.. 04. Flit Ira, or 6 suvrier kiwi from any )et invented. • • firpitNSßY and Co. Stock-Brokers, 26. Coro. lull. •r•••Apetifully sintoulat Ibe Public, this ow; have on Sair TICKETS and SHARES for the INCL)IIPA ABLE Lorr Fa v., so he DrOoss ow W EDDLF.4I) ir Si EXT. M. Scheme rooming Three Prizes of 4131.01.11). only Fifteen Ttsoos.eitt 'Tickets; olso : ' Vive 41411 Mimeos elleb, to be pool 1 , . atom. 111.111 MOW , iner Copital Prises. 110 K NS RY h od CO. diOdeet oraolig she+ Fri' eels, io Twelve Mouths. ;be unprecedeitted 1,14 of c a pioi Prizes. ,is. No. 1,131,410.14111 Lot Lottery I No. 2 8 ..€20,001 I.l' ....10.0A *1.... .....11.004 3.931....10.0.0 • 2.590 .20,0J0 Dewier Prises of AS.OOO, .ce,oo), xt,opo, x5OO, No. 91.979 nod 42..409, Prises of ,CSUAta, were Sold by HORNSBY sod Co. M. S.. Lirgr idivessuni for :Mussel,. GooD FOTritrxr and ErroM . am now h , ennie a. 1.1y17 1 ,1U• ; tke rldsdatie "morers . t; bitb kw , sl im &I Ka flaws nt bisUtticetr.4. Cueubill. sod 1,, Cutest/1. Mart . brio% t, erbidl: FYTON: perforinvo pleasing deny he ono so h poionog not to th*ow the hcadA of she Mehemet of the siosrsit Noec ,,i fide d L o wey. .tt hi• dm leo" 11. - m T S'RIZi• sof IR TT Tlii/Us N•11-1'0101 liti.OTl• bets! besides Fire of • line Thmisami Gtd..emi en,b. chirp F.. F ple•lilesliainelf 23 pI in Gold. without &inn woo as drawn,. . • Zikets and Shorn' are wove On siti No. 2. seornhill, nod IE CovetorA•essers 1 glpere dl Dei ain". in the Public hlsiolais tesoeilv e recoiled. h. The GRANDrIATTERY drao NEXT DAY. _ _ _ _ # A 4 .