The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-11 00:00:00

t I 1r 1 • 1 4 V 4 1 No. 2487. . .. . .. • b ..., •.,..,, • ~,,• ~: . ~....,.....•,,, 1111. ~ . ..• , • t o; , . 1 i.....,..., .4 rt I ri. ( ..... t 1 / 4 , ' . . • . - ~'~. LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1814. WAvve's Tossefina's baton( ? Soy, ben*, CINDINI—.Whem virtuous Ilitsrosm ! ... THEATRE ROYAL DRUII.Y.L‘NR. kr 11 S present EVENING, Feb. 11, their Majertiet: Servants will pedalo FONTAINBLEAU. • After witirb, k3Olll time) the New Grand Melo Dramatic Oriental" Spectacle, iu three Acts. culled DISTRESS IN GERMANY. FRENCH PAPERS. the whole de A BOUT eight years ago the calamities occasioned — v— Istanding the Is- - by the Mar in different provinces of Germany Knve rise to PAIR'S, Fes. s.—On the 4th; in the ttiorning, the forces the\ a Subscription, and the formation of a Committee its Loodoe, in . .-. % s oma Stadion Count Rasumowski, Lord Castle- `;rear-gbird ma relieve the disitesses on the C.ologit-gd. s By the generosity of the British Pablie, rod with' Oto aid of ireagh, and Baron Humboldt, arrived at Chatillon-Ithe whale of several respectable Foreigners, resident in this couutry. the , Bar-seine where the Duke of Vicenza hadalr eady is one of the sum of nearly 50,0001. was-renaittrd to the Cortinelit, which I ._:., ~.. i lunette.. she first visits on both sides have been reword snub - bodes of individuals and families from toe taut nail, l in the midst nail, of distress, and the very brink of ruin. _.. s avage 'titti the first conference was to take place blai !of the arta! , The Committee received, both from Germany and Sweden, the most satisfactory docanteurs. testifying Skit the various . tames .. liss Plenipotentiaries the same evening. j of a column sums which had been transmitted, had be. a received nod coo . i taII.IIINRE, JAN. 31.—1 t was not merely a rear- ' pulse a charge seicatioesly distributed; but at no period siure tars existence of ~ guard, it was the army of Gen. Blucher, 40; 000 taken. Whet this Committee, has the mass of every kind of miserybeen so strong, which was here when it was attacked on the into which fl, great, sn the country to which their attention was first directed. Never has the cry of the distressed Germans for help been so 1 29th by our army. The action was very warm.— not time to urgent, their appeal to British benevolence so pr. siug. a' is The enemy left the grand avenue which leads to the a squadron, the present moment. Who could read the repot!. of the dread- i fad conflicts which have taken place in Germany, daring the ; castle the streets, the squares, and the orchards co- horses and last eventful Year iof the army sanguinary battles fought in ; vered with his dead. His loss is at least 4000 men, taken prison, Silesia, slassalia, Bohemia, Saxony , Brandenburgh. and other ' . • . parts ; Had peruse the melancholy details of sufferi n gs almost exc l us i ve o f pr i soners . Gen. Blucher did not know ' iAt ten unexampled in the annals of history, without the most lively ; that the Emperor was with the army. M. ee liar- visiting the emotions ? Who could lwa rf res o fx many i laranatids of families :denbteg, nephew of the Chancellor of Prussia, and he several ti barbarously driven from r1.6/' in the "Lha of a severe i CotAthisdthe head-quarters,aut of wilder ; of so many villages burnt, cities pillaged. whole prin was made pri. One of his cipalities desolated, and not glow with ardent desire to most in • Boner. Gee. Blucher was then coming on foot from ; sidette was relieving'dtoress sa multifarious and extensive. " the castle with Isis staff. He was himself on the . " The sa . To the allevialiou of sufferings so dreadful; to the rescue of , , our fellow-men, whoare literally ready to perish , the view. of . p oint of bein g taken prisoner. The enemy, to : Officers, wl this Committee are exclusively directed. ; check the pursuit of the French, set fire to the among our Many well-authenticated afflicting details of the present din- . houses of the great street, which are the finest in the i i tress havingbeen, no the 14th, on the 1 8th. on the eSth, on the 1 31st January. and on the I st February , 1814, laid bef or e the ! town. There are few of our citizens who have not : we " ha F t ,e e w ta r : ' Committee, it was immediately resolved, in reliance on the Ii- ! suffered personal violence during the short stay of ' "On the herality of the British public, to remit, tv those posts, Eleven : andwho has been strippedof Th,,,,,,,,,d Th ree Hundred s noods . to respecta bl e per „ . „,,, s , w i t h the enemy, not one not rear-guard directions to form Committees of distribution, all he possessed. Our army has pursued the enemy lt successive Amount already advertised £1.3,029 15 6 till within three leagues of 13ar.sur-Aube. It is fine, ' the bridge SUBSCRIPTIONS SLIMS RICEITED. Samuel Halle. Esq. £3 O IA.E. R. £5 5 numerous, and foil of ardour. The different bridgel I army. Frederick Secretan, Miss Etiz. Bird 3 3' on the Aube are repairing. " The 1:1 Esq, 50 0 At Mrllllll. Morland, PARIS, FEB. s.—Her Majesty the Empress Queen . the bridge , T. Btizard, Esq. * 10 10 Ransom, and Co. I M. B. Schlesinger, Feb. 4. and Regent has received the following advices of the , corps, wh' Esq. 10 10 Joseph Palmer, Esq. 50 0 , situation of the Armies on the 3d of February :—. Messrs. Keyser, Brs. 21 0 Mrs. Palmer I pulsed it, la 0 Hon. Fred: Kinnard 10 2 001 66 T4te Emperor arrived at Vitry on the 26th of i Isay Levy, Esq.beyond the A German • 10 01 At Meats. Biro h, Jan u tty.. I "On tl ' Proprietors of Botalph 1 Chambers, and Co. " Gen. Blucher, Kith the Army of Silesia, had i Troyisa. IVi harf " .passed the Marne, and was marching upon Troyes.— l ' 66 We ha Mr. Frans!! Hay 216 o fe Rev. lie Feb.h. 4 Th o mas A German 10, 0 John Holland, seas 20' On the 27th,the enemy entered Brienne, and continued General B 7 A German Lady 52 10 C. S. 5 0 his march, but he had to lose some time. in repairing been wounk • Five German Children 90 0 At-Mesas. Herries St Johnlo- 0 I Co. Feb. 4. the bridge of Lesmont OR the Aube. been severe JohnHoraby, Esq. of M. M- 1 0 "On the 27 th, the E m p eror caused St. Dizter to be may be tali i Blackburn 90 0 At Mean. Hammersleys J. K. 10 101 M. E. S. Briggs, attacked. The Duke of Belluno presented himself . Messrs. Spade and 1 B rewer - s t re et 2 a- befote that town. Gets. ashesme overthrew the ene- It, been doubt OSS, of 11U, Bilhopsgate-street Within , three , Copeland - 1 0 5 01 At Messrs. Marsh. sey's rear - guard , which a asstill there, and took some killed or w : cc A - di door. from the Landon Taves, has the honour of an - Mews. Wilkerson and 1 Sibbald, and Cu. Feb. 4. "oanoting to the Nobility. Gentry; and Fashinuable World, Fi s h er 20 01 Same Cheirey 5 1 hutivited prisoners. ~. ' d'armee, miner ao now for inspectiao. at his volt' Warehouse, together Mr. William Wilkes- Wm. Sanderson, Esq. 2 0 46 At eight 'in the morning the Emperor arrived Luxembou. Tip the grratest surd most faiaimible assortment of a:I kinds awn .10 0 At Messrs . Courts mid CO. "fir ORNAM.P.NTAL HAIR, his uesslysiosented GRECIAN m e .,,es. Cooke, Jack. I fl an . Fred. North 10 0 i at St. Dizier. it is difficult to describe the intozi - stay. V VOLUM BEAU-DRESS, which is formed front the true sw ,, ist „i Maude 10 10 Rev. Jaynes Greville b 0 ! Cation of joy of the inhabitants at this moment.— , which Gene stiathle tontivt, Drought into this country from the itiropulis of Z. L. 25 0 Mrs. Van Gilder 2it : The excesses of every kind tommitted by the ene- : defended. joa d tga by Lora tier, trod which rival, soy other hitherto in- isie,-es.. Pritchard and . . 111 r. Brown veratest ~ I Peruses , 10 10 Mrs. Brown 10 2 6 1 ! my., especiall y by the Cossacks, ate beyond all de ' Ts.o. elegance a taste - aiodsimplirily of nature that it dia. I. AtMessr. Meror, Drurnasoads. - A Lady • 1 0 scription. : date the ' charges fry plays. woo the facility of dreoiug , have caused its universal , Irlo.-4. Atr.B.dadi BC I " Oil the 28th , the Emperor went to Monti- . and a half admiration nod adoption, . Mon. Mr:. Spencer ' . reit. ?.. ROSS anyisg, for 'warty these thirty years, had the honour I p e ,".„l 25 0 T oleos Maiawariag, ! erender. rived at Cl . of Pe ' 1 ~ .ielot marked attention fur his rotatable toren- , Lard and Lady War- Strand di "On the 29th, at eight in the morning, General s i nn .,, 'soot on tre e lltratshe will,cootintse so spare neither `: urn Butkory Pe 50 () . ia Grouchy, who commands the cavalry, sent word e s , „ i, : 'bear, atteatioo, t• reader sties both weft! nasty , tr.ov, sad Ca, 100 0 G. Brooks, Et+ so namental. - , t , ,' thild aud - Cei.‘ * In' stk. 55....5. ..;,,„ ~ a _ 44::: General Milhaud, with the sth corps of cavalry, pAnzo l , i Drummond and Co. 31Y) 0 A Friend • '''. -badareen hfinsieres and Brienne, in presence of today from couis.fwd Co. Snow aad Co. 3 11.3 03 0 jß"ev..STlteethenify ,Esq. 30- 5. 00 the enemy's army, commanded by Gin. Blucher • • - a-.: 11.60 tarp4l_ Messrs. Hoare Iwe At Messrs. Prescott & Co. which was estimated at 40,000 Russians and Pres. jest,. Hoare, Baraetts, &'Co. 100 0I S. Hoffman, raci. " U siain, the Russians commanded by General Sacken. I, They w Masterman, Peters, and C. G. Welmath. Esq. 10 0 fo ur . Co. 100 0 Thoma s P ownal, Esq. 50 At o clock the little town of Brienne was at- army of Si Wm. Chattels, Whit- A. Wilkinson, Esq. .10 10 : tacked. General Lefebre des Nouettes, command- that to-mr mole, and Co. 100 0 Rev. Win. Long 21 oikg a division of' cavalry of the guard, and Generals followed &done. llammet,de (:0.100 0 At Messrs. Lodhroke & Co. . ~,, llobarts. Curtis, & Co. 100 0 Francis Knight, Esq. 10 10 , Gr ouch and Milhaud made several fine charges on Everett, Walker. &Ci.. 1,0 0 Bswnes ard Brigid 13 10 I the right of the reed, and took possession of the wit T h h e e x w trem Worshipful Corupaity At Messrs. Damien and Co. of Vinthers 5 2 10 Mrs. Walton 3 &I height of Perthe. 'lle Prince of Mosku a put him- ;n.c .orces 41 , At Metos. Daiwa and Ca. At Messrs. Feller aid ca. , 1 self at the head o f si x battalions in close 'colutnn, P.‘.;:ts. Acoutiatied) F. L. Lodes 1 1 ' sod advanced against the town by the road of :ila- defence %, T. A.Diask, Req. 1 0 Itundell, Bridge,.& Co. 105 0 1 ,• . Mimi, Reid, arid Co. Is I , At Meatus. Perrin, aad Co. es General Chateau, Chief of. the Staff of the tiers of Lo,d Eardiey zA: IV Kea and Ca- 10 10! Duke of Belluno, at the head of two battalions, o i s i l i t ia I , Mr. Oliver 1 I . If. Kirkman, Esq. 5 Si i stet' . m . R. _A. S. I 0 W. Eibbnett. l'aci. si t turned by the tight, and got into the (7as'le of Bri- in these d i C. WIWI. Evel. • 111 la ßev. lE.' Nicholls 50. seine by the park. At teas moment the Em p eror di- ; Ina f ew :Doom Mcvenui. ERt• 1 t At. Megto• C'inirn *Da Cs'. 1 netted a colorist, on the rod of Bar-sur-Aube, which ready the C. Mont, F.sa. 10 10 R. FOITIRrf and San 10 10 U.'W. Godwin, Esq. 50 0 IL W. Altai* 1 0 seemed to he the retreat of the enemy. The attack in case of Gr. Horne 9 9 to ha Ilea. Faber", Esq. 25 0 Was warm and Ihe resistance obstinate. i s ' knows hi ~ftravarts Well, Erg. 5 5 At Meriff. Spanner and Co. " 'Die enemy did not expect such a brisk attack, -, service 0 Any Leslie 0 6 1 31 r. &sigh 1 0 B. Wi I" Esq. Ii i Jan. 20. and had.had but just tihie to cat back his parks from :in a stroi J. B. S. Mere . C..q. a 5 0 i mecom. J. Thomson, the bridoe of Lesmont, where he intended to peal This* W. Boons ell, Esq. I I Ihn T. B " al " "id C•'. 31141 0 the Aube, to advance. This countermarch had ; the aim A. H. T. 3 3 1 Jo Angles sad Sus MO 0 , . much embarrassed him. I forces, at Sir N. Thompson £2 0 miss E. R. Marco, Is- 44 Night did not put an end to the comb at. The . m e ans of H. W . u 1.5 lioßtaa * •C 1 2 division D,.couz of the young guard and a brigade animated V. - m. Watssin, Esq. 52, 0 London Assurance 335 0i of the diiision Meunier were engaged. The great i and all se Richard N times, Esq. Comps* 11. idley.latorse, W lit- Enitish poppet; Cola- 1 force of the enemy, and the excel lent situation of countr y . ton - under - Edge, tr i I°s ° . Brienne, gave him many advantages, but the ta kin g and hoot Gloucestershire Sir Henry Martin 50 II Mary Lowe Man -3 3 rice . 1 1 of the castle, which he neglected to guard with a artillery Mrs. Gillespie 1 0 I !depts. Fran. Philp*, Esq. 3 3 suf f icient force, caused him to lose them. About and a-e i Mr. Prout 1 0 S. A. Sr haired Dean 2 . 2 Palmer. Sen. and De- 2 0 eight is the evening, seeing that he could no longer the -e art Gen. Wiltshire, F.sq. /0 0 Infosse 90 0 ;maintain his ground, he set fire to the town, and twookiat Koihert Weitien tight, . Wes. Edward " 1 the ft toles spread with rapidity, all the Moses being • F E B. Esq. 10 10 Banstard Van Saadau, Req. &arty, Esq. 3'b mini- f2OOI of wood. Profiting by this event he endeavoured to head.qo It. Harris and Sots 50 0 Joseph Jaws. Et 4. 55: retake the castle, which the brave Commander of lons ;it Jane Harris, juu. 22. Alta. Idattlaud. Li. 56 a battalion of the 56th defended with intre p idit y . troops a Lewis and Hughes It. • -- tsehrwider 1 t Doilies, Codas, and * MO* Thornton 10 de covered with his dead all the approaches to the to-day Waller 1 3 13 Ur.Dowitialt I, I a castle, particularly the staircases on the park side. a greet The Hun. East lodia , —.Nukes 1 . 4 5 0 This last check detrrminrd the retreat of the enemy, ing part Company 525' 0 Wt. J. Hoge Claude Scott, Esq. 104 0 Mr. Hs MulteCK • 1 0 which was favoured by the burning of the town, from rho Lasaa. G. Brace . 25 0 Mr. d. Niggard 14 / "At eleven in the morning of the 30 th, G eneral markabl Sikes, Smith, and Co: 1:0 0 G. A. les. od. John Witte, ESI. 50 0 A Friend to the din- ;._.. Grouchy and the Duke of Belluno pursued him be- to set to William Dixon, Esq. . tera-ed 36 yotid the village de la Rothiere ,' where they took FEB. Blackheath 10 1° 0 . W • N. a Prussian 21 0 their ' position. The 31 st was e m p lo y ed b y us in re- Brienne. S u bscriptions received ate ears of the City of London Ta- , , pairing the bridge of Lesmont, on the Aube. The .of the 'Tern; Lio'd's Coffee-hoetie 4 Stock Exchange; and at all the 1 Bankers in Too naiad Country. ; Emperor, intending t o advance towards Tro y es to ; He a R. H. M ARTIN. Secretaries. i operate upon the columns which direct ed their when ti H 04 • LUKE OWAIt, march hy Bar-sur-Aube, and the road of Auxerre junctio n, ERRATA.—lnstead of '`John. Brian. 101." read " John • , till nig! Brawn, 9d subscription, lol.;"—an d instead of "'l'. Katie- upon Sens. wood, 251." read "T. Kettlewell, 231." ' " The bridge of Lesmont could not be re p aired has cons By HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LE rfEltB PATENT. . before the Ist of February its the morning. A part mancese PdILLARD'S IMPERIAL T WINE CLOT H, of the troops was immediately made to file i 1 ff. ' ; fulfilled. (For - Regulatiog the Perspi c r. i i , t l i d la . l , e . 46 At three in the afternoon the enemy having been ' Lette THIS Article, to desirable for its Economy, and reinforced by his whole army, debouched upon La neunce its conduciveness to Health, is manutictured a tia• a am- : Rothieie and Dienville,. which we still held. Our that to' every tonic l'agrenble de la toile du lin), rear - guard showed a good countenance._ Gen. Do- . siderabl ~ ilvd • mai st iv Ac rai l t ap b r l et oct oi pe il e hesme distinguished himself by preserving Rothiere, His I an leiltimhatepaattedats:eTsonN. woe. It is sold. stamped wt t e a nt the EAST no sober House.. in Pine*, c nataioing tti 'girds, .wad upwards. ls_4 INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 1, CHEAPSIDE, and a • an d c ep. Gerard by preserving Diesiville. The the Co Austrian corps of Gen. Gulley , which attempted to corps of and Pearly half the Price of Listens.. Tie Sheeting!, : pass from the left bank to the right bank, and to• The grea Udi'rs Dress, . aod T 6 h . e 4 del , coknattaensAfcrtionicaorafortalifmtapitair is i n s, e t ti , f091;._i.. to 5,, . force the bridge, had several of its battalions de- armies. may be obtained as alttne-s its r, from ' ' 1 stroyed, The Duke of Belluno 'lllaintaincik Liassalfy PAM ) .. .r. • coca. • I' •• ILLCSION; Olt, THE TRANCES OF NOURJA:IAD. Botip., :s. ; Second Price 3s. *. 6e. ; Serene Price, 4-,..—Lower Gallery, 22.; Second Price, h.—Upper Galkry, h.; Second Price, 6d. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-OA RD EN. T HIS must EVENING, Feb. 11, will be performed, HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Vet 4.beeli *4ll be added. KA:TN/JUNE AND PETRUCIIIO. Tie 11,iori to be Opefeji bt ludf past five o'clock, to be oila at usifflol.l6ll6. _„ 7.fteea ‘opies Tboosood of the followtog Work base recently been sold. _ _ The flfth bound in red, MYLIUS'S SCHOOL DICTIOSARY of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE. To wheels is prefixed, A NEW GUIDE to tie ENGLISH TONGUE. By. EDW ARD BALD W IN, Esq. ~4 The wits of this Work, which was fiist pithliabed in the year IBS, are salliciently known to all pciaons habitually enr,oged in the earl, branches of etlacation. Time bas affixed wpc.a it it, stamp ; and experience has evinced that it presents ihe Pu:.lic h valuable sinprovemeht in the In..tructioa of Ylitts. The object of the be.,k ie so to shorten ti.e time neces suq fur obtaiosug a competent knowledge of the English *torgue„ that tar learner asay acquire all the genuine eleaseats 01 out ?perch. with less than half the la:htur usually employed fqr that purpose. 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No. SY, Park street, Grosvenor-square; and No. 6.5 r ShrLiqVin Glass B 9.s.—D L.itto in S , oue Ditto, Is. 6d.— Pa bur bat, al I.s. b. 6. osid A . r ....-Ar.iliktinft.,.; -- ' • . f , - ts.. -- • , .• ~-, ...- p,..10 ... . , ~,o s sa • ....... ~ •••••= i , 4 , %,;,,), "s, s .. !".. .1 • - - t • '*‘ 4 11 I. . JAC- . •'_' . • • . . .. _ • • .... • t • l i n . ICI; el . ' ~ D . • . • 2' " -;- • . s ' . . iy at the hamlet of La Giberie, note Rh- ... e enermons disproportion of his corps to hat attacked it. This day, in which nor . • - maintained itself in a vast plait' against of the enemy's army, and . quintople forces, le finest achievements of the French am y. A of the obscurity of the night, a battery .. lery of the guard following the movement • - . i of cavalry, *lath was advancing to re- • . rge of the enemy, lOst its way, and was hen the cannoneers perceived the ambush they had fallen,' and saw that they had form their battery, formed themselves in i, attacked the enemy, and saved the harness. They lost fifteen men killed or iners.• .. a in the evening the Prince of Neufchatel, ' posti. found the two armies so near that ' tinses took the enemy's pus's for ours.— Aid-de-Camps being ten paces from a • ~ I taken prisoner. same accident happened to several Russian vho were carrying the word, and who got posts, taking them for their own. prisoners have been made on either side ; • iken 250. ~. . he 2d of February, at break of dirt,' the I of the army was en batailk before Brienne. , ively took positions to finish the passing of Lesmont, and rejoining the rest of the • Duke of Ragusa, who was in position upon - of Rowley, was attacked by an Austriae rich had passed behind the woods. He re- made 300 prisoners, aad drove the enemy e small river of Voire. the 3d, at noon, the Emperor entered have lost in the battle of Brienne the brave 3aste ; General Lefebre des Nouettes has nded by a bayonet ; General Foristier has rely wounded. Our loss in these two days timated at from two to three thousand men wounded. That of the enemy has at lease : ble. .. •' livision, drawn from the enemy's corps , - 4 • which observes Metz, Thionville, and .• urg, 12 battalions strong, rroar_doed upon —The enemy wished to enter that town , neral Montinarie and the inhabitants have . He in vain threw in shells to intinti- inhabitants .* ; be was received with dis- rem the cannon; and repulsed to a league f distance. The Duke of Tarentum bad at- . Chalons, and eas marching upon that divi- . .......... , FEB. 3.—According to letters received rom the head-quarters, the Duke of Tre- it bare neglected his junction with bis /de.. • • -- - . , -, write from Versailles that a division riiim the .‘ .._..,.,.. ~ Spain had arrived there this morning, and . . . lorrow and the following day they will be • • by a second and a third. -orks for the defence of Paris are continued rerne activity. A numerous artillery daily re- 'the Grand l'ark. , FFS. 3.—The works of palisades and of .•.. which are constructing at the different bar- Paris are being executed with the mostasto- rapidity. The zeal of the persons employed diffutent warks cannot ha too much piaised. r days artillery will he placed on them. Al- e .. troops of all arms which arc to match to 'hem of being called upon, are pointed out. Each pis post, each is disposed to do his duty. The of the garrison is now performed at Paris as mg frontier place. prudential measures maintain security ; let ny present himself, he will find opposing superiorly organized ; he will find all the rf resistance which an immense population, .. d by the desire of defending their property, which we have most dear in the world, the ~ government, our families, 0u;,.-property, tour can opose to him, .Foseirlompanies of . v of the marine have arrived in this capital, going to be placed in activity. Every day rrives from 16 to 1800 conscripts. who ate ately clothed, equipped, and armed. 4.—The commuication with his Majesty's carters is no longer carried on through Cita- • it is directly established by Troyes. Tie . 7 arrive much quicker by this route. We have . *it seen in the different quarters of the capital, -. number of military men of all - ranks, form- - .e. -t of the corps d'arrnee which is returning to frontiers of Spain. These troops are re- tie for their martial air. To-morrow they are out for Champagne. . 5.--1-On the Ist there was a fresh affair at e. The enemy wished to oppose the junction s t different corps of the French army. attacked us at two o'clock, at the moment the army was making movements to effect this on. A lively cannonade followed, which lasted . . ght. Then the combat ceaaed. The army - einued without obstruction its concentrating ivres, and their object has been completely • d. ors from Sens, dated the Ist instant, an- e that the Cossacks, who bad re-appeared in - . . own, has been again driven from it with con- . , )Ie loss. Majesty King Joseph yesterday reviewed, in ourt of the Palace of the Thuilleries, *several of troops, cavalry, infantry, and artillery.— rester part of these troops has marched for the 1. The cavalry was numerous. an ) Frs. S.— Her Majesty the Empress Queen .. - . . .