The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-18 00:00:00

? clik ~.T.; I k 4..4; 4147.1:: .41 47 „q r I h•'. ;rx , i * No. WI f 11. THE4qiii: ROYAL. I)N.URY-LASTE. T..HIS ‘ 0 .:71Prri" t EVENING, April 18, their - m ole.ttes' %Tryouts Will iterttrin RING RICHARD THE THIRD. Dike of Gloster (1211, tins), Mr. li.aa. scuopts ctiit-ii6L;- 's - ,s); .-* • WEST • LONDON LAN CA S -I % flit IA N • ASSOCIATION', fur Teaching Reading, WrSting. .Arithmetic, and Good Morals, to Children of both Sere', and of every Religious deuomiaatiou, in the !Metropolis West of Temple Bar. The best methods will be adopted, a1t1.41 4istiocliooll of Religion nvuided ; and of Religious B / A N the Bible alone , without gloss or comment, written oe spoken, will be'read. .?') Every Anneal Subscriber to the a tnoun i of Five Slaiilleesi ; and upwards, is n Member a thi..Advocivion. ; every-Salo.; scriber of Five Gabieas, in tine sum, a Life bleroher ; ant every Subscriber of TN ty Guioelts, a Member a( the Cum. i teittee. $ RLPTIONS. • .. .., .' 1.5 Mea..JobnLambert - stli .b. .1 Mr. R. R i chards, jun. 1 1 . 3 • Do. animal • 1. 1 • I 6 4fr. R. Richards, sea. • 1 1 : ;1 L , - De. *noun ' . 1 If 5 5 Mr. - Sohn R,irliter 2 8 's' b iltr. John Th omas I 5 5' 1-4 #,Do.aiinual ,1 1 3 11)Irs. Thomas, annual 1 1 1 1 Ifiss Tlusams • 1 1: IL Irfinmas Thomas, • wilullWl - ' 1 1 hir. J. Thous, jun. 1 1 Mr. S. Tarisier • 1 I Whitmore and Few" annual 1 1 Mr. J. Lochee . 1 0 A Friend, by Mr. Fox 5 0 H. C. Grifflnhoufe; Big. b 5 J. Hollis, Esq...unuttat b o' . G. Lockett, EN. ' 5 5 • Mr. M'Creery . 1 1 Du. annual 1 I Bei.j. Shaw, E. b 5 5 5 - : . . . SAT SUPPLZ.VENIT..ii4A LONDON GAZElergi . 0 1'SA41111/ss - ilft 16TH lar Algal.. _: 4 -wleso-- . . :41tee, dipri, 16. A Divide'. of tittidgeolos following is nh extroct., hilt twin ass day•freritil kdb i Lunt Vi.0.,M4 essellereoglooihNoisowl. Su Lail ilitburbe: • Nils, A p r. e• t ' 11 . IRIS the honour to nu i t r age 'tha t qua Ili your Jot. . err i , bliiriieui . made his public entry yesterday, liwai feceired With the utmost tordiality by the whole po pelation of Paris. .It .. deemed_ more expedient that the solemnity sho be. purely French the 1 0 1 Allied Sovereigns did not it4rekre attend, nor did any of their troops join the cortege ;, but , as, the Bourbon family had been so tong residentin Eng -6'0,1 thought I should neither incur the , displea- Mire of the Prince Regent, not give occasion to any, injtilioys coomm.ept, 4 c7iug, his Royal Highness at the . harrier,,,iusd 'tricorn Rying,lirm into P,a di r —, The whole of the; British mission here present atteria ed, aud t with the Field Maithals of the empire,were close to his person, whil4;:ite traversed the town amidst the applause of the people. • My. 104 , bts boon Mr?b p )1- h 00e vat till than-fbor oc he wounded. ss '4 . • z : • 1 have the hondititd be; 15iDr1Ma 0.6„.. •47 nui, 11. FANS; Majur-Gilmai; kr tkr: &c. , : T.) n hich will h. added, TH CITIZEN. Viasse, , is. g Stecori Price Ss. 6d.—Pit. Sp. 6d. : Second , Price.. —.Sower G.iliery, 4y. ; Second Price, b.—Upper Gallery, Second Price. 6d. EXTItAeT rflooi..LoßD WELLINCidS. ' • Street', Aortal, 11111. The enemy retired into Toulouse upoo,tha proach of our troops oa the 211th. hist. Thiry hall fortified the suburb on the left of the Garonne, as di tete-de-pont," wiiielt • t hey , occirplatki iwriontaderable force': and theremeindeof that/relay isfid the towel or immediately bedded ,t - The great fall of , rain in the course of the last and the beginning of this week, and the malting of thli snow in. the- abiontains,• have increased-the river tts such a degree,. thid. , tenders the current So rapids.** to froetrase ali our viitieavoirt totE*7aiseJariderstisiiio tow-the taunt. , • •••-. . • " According to my last aCeounis froin boa *lt the 26th, his ftrajesty's ships had - thst tet river.' . Nothing' of itoportascia -occurred tatelpissdillsbili THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-OARDEN. THIS present EVENING, April 15, will h. its.rtirmegt. WING RICHARD THE THIRD. .-lir a Riekhrd, Mr. Young. To which will hp ?pitied, A Now Grose Asiatic Spectacle. called Mr. Wm. Allen Do. annual Jim ph Briggs, r. 44. Joe.eph Fox, Esq. l)o.rtnnual O'Kellv Thos. IVorthmore, Esq. Do. spun& Mr. George Rogers Dn. numial Mr. John Rogers, WII/114 Mr. .Win. Spratley Do. annual James Silver, Esq. Do. annual Mrs. Silver Do. annual • Mr. Wm. Silver Mr. Joseph Silver Mr. Win. Bailey Do. annual Mr. S. Brooks Do. annual SADAK AND KAhASRADE , • Or, TUR WATT RS• OF OBLIVION. Tie Drum Iv he eoreed at hair mut Ave o'cioek. ia he- Oh a 1 halfpast six. CURK W A NTED..---A middle-ited Person, a ha writes a eaad arhd expeditious hand. • Enquire at 91, Holborn-bill.—Sceuroy aid be required. 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 1 1 5 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10!. 6d. 5 5 1 1 MOVA MARBLE, AND FURNITURE. rrilE Nobility and Gentry are- respectfully in .& fmased, drat Mr. GEORGE BULLOCK has removed fr ,, in the Grecian Rooms, at his lirother's Museum, Its it Ilium extensive rind conferment situation, No. 4, Teuterden st,cot. liarover-siguare, IA here the whole of his Mnbufactory of p.,f,t and decurotiee 'Furniture, Upholstery, CAM**, and Alatble Workts.,ol iu future be carried on; specimens of 'itch, inelvtling various Candelabra, Tripod., Chimney-pieces, 81ths, of Ms splendid and beautiful Mona Marble, are row ar , :togedait the Rooms, for their inspection. No. 4; TenterJewstreet, Ilanovei-square, April 16, 1814. N. B. An entrance also front Oxford-street, opposite Old raV rid irb-street A Dispatch, or which the following is n cops, 111: hero ihis day received from. the flight Hon. Sir Item% tVellesirl., K. B. hh Majesty's Ambassador Esti nordinlry and Pktt4u. leutinry tahls Catholic Majesty Fcrdiliand • •Madrist, Marrh 49. FRENCH PAPERS. LA. Thus. J. Clarke, Esq. 10 0 i Eil;r. Wnkelield, Esq. Do. annual 1 1 I Sir Francis Burdett, Mr..lames Clarke 2 2 1000!. 3 per cents. Mr. James Chapman 1 0 I Lord CocliVatie Prize Mr. Jolin De)le 1 1 Money /41 1321 , 411 e Do. anneal 1 1 Road', valued front Mr. Thomas Grove, 4091. to ii• 01. annual 2 2 Mr. W. Hawker Mr. R. W. Hay ward 1 1 I Messrs. Dauson and Rd. Lamb, Et.q. 5 h Jones Dn. annual 1 1 11. 0 1. Gen. Harvey Robert Johnston, Esq. 5 0 Earl Stanhope Dt.nonual 1 1 J. Wedgwood, Esq. Mr. F. Place 5 h 51njor C irtwright 1)0. annual 1 1 Do. annual MI:. Place, annually 1 1 Anonymous Mr. G. Hat ris 1 1 Donations under 1/. D.i. :twin il 1 1 ! , bl. 18s. ld. John Pike, E.q. 1 1 1 Attests! Subscriptions Do. annual 1 1 1 under ditto ‘. 0 .91. 15s. 6d. • Subscriptions are foceived by the principal Rankers and Rooltmliers West of Temple Bar •by Samuel B ki, Esq. 110, Str:tt.d; by James Salver. F. 14. Tretisprer, 2.), Bedford. street, Covent-garden; and ni the. Otlce of the Association, late the Grand Hotel, Covent.sarden, where attendance is Lim daily (row Tell till Four u'elock. JOiEPH FOX, Secretary. 11 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Messrs. SADLER and SON. 1.0 5 6 Si 40 31 10 At tilde Repository, Gasmen -street, TO-MORROW, April 19, at 'retire, TRI • HORSES, &c. : a handsome Mottled Brown Cart Gelding, Are years old, 16 handl Cals, warranted sound, a good worker, very active, and well calculated for a Distiller, - Grocer, or Cheesetnonger's one-horse cart. Likewise four useful Black Ditto, five and sit yearsold, in , si and condition, an, Warranted in every respect; a pair of Ba"v Chariot Gelding!, lb Minds and a half high, five years old, uerfvetly quiet iu atngle or double harness; a Grey Mare, lb bawls high. five years old, a gond hackney ; a Chesnut Geld irg, six years old, a clever gig horse. Several large-sized good lac:liners Post Horses, Galloways, &c. To he viewers the Morning of Sale. • I üblic Salt Days every Iyesday and Friday. 5. 5 - 1' 1 1 (I RATLRY'S CtQll JAPAN BLACKING. FrniS matchless mil . ..Shoed' for Boots, Shoe ke. i•itts les% labiate, produce; awl hipline Jet Slack, 1h:to can he i - biaisieil from 4rV iitliri pre.. virminin; it also posses-es the Hopei ior quality iif readering the lentherusire durable, by preset rang it sift and pliant, and pre vetoing it from erftrk ti•iiittbittpulowle renevernit try- Street sod -Steve, Petfournott,A Cileii%ttoi.street. lautdiin (where the Patent Cakes rerribune tir I be wade and *rid us usual) ; also, sold retail by must of the usual Ifilutet4. VIVESTMINSTER ASSOCIATION for" the further RELIEF of Use SUFFERERS by the WAR. is GERMANY• His Royal Illit'mess the I)ukerotTOßK, in the Chair. At a very hasoemos Meetif g. atiaistital Ity his Rosh' nigh net, t4g iLlita-of Sussex, the Asclaitain of Cuoteilsory grad York, tliglry °rite Bishops, ft lljA balty, aped other Proem of Coo , It nos um* iiiii ou-ly resi.lved, la. That it appeaos folios Meeting, that the severe and ag gravoted sufferings, product d by the rafages of war in Ger ma.ty, call londly no the humanity of the tiriti-h Patina. That the appeal to British humanity on the present occa sion n; rendered peculiarly forcible by the cien-nlicratien, that whilst we have shared as largely as:my other part of LLlfillle the- tririsphs and advantages that has e aricu from the ntaguani lpfuts and paccesslul efforts untie by the iiikahitams of Gerranny, ip vindication of their l.apo , nal itideprtitlener t u rd hot:our. we have been spared, by 1 . . e hirssing Pf flort, from site greatest of al! human ealninitics, the nii:eries and bursitis inseparable Mescal pf war. 3d. That as t un bles•ing 11:.s left to IP the means, so ilupt it to inspirers wait an :ordeal tle , ire to use them in relievidg the distremes• if i:sinie whose sufferings :save contributed to our Pint! T-. 6d. Haltitiolts lid. each. • • To peewit Inttoot.itiors, the Labels arraigned " W. Bay ky' `, Balky suul • A SL MMON% and Co.:elm:gully acquaint the 740b1111y :sad Public in ISatir raving 00 . 0 4e th 50 or cent. in the! prier of CLOTI.I4Iv by applying a$ thtl TAY GOR'S COMPANY OFFICES, 11114 r. New street ; No. 8 and 481. Strand, neat Cbariag S t thjninvd Is • Sketch ~ f the Ready Moslem: PR 1C ES : Ant Supe:sl* Gad . • . E 3 L 5 to ,C 1 4ti Vino Superfine, or Sum Great Coots 310 to 5 5 0 (:idles' ilithits , . • 6 . 0 -en 6ld 6 .. .. Toileerelor trionfille% WRl4e4utur . 010 to 0 le4 0 Floe Willie Vittg. De m. Dino '. old ID 1I 0 Ili s Motels. / 1 111 i)ltto . 1 ti to 110 U 1W orstedll4tnelng Paro4lo.ms 1 d to 110 0 Diu./ P-Thre•Ld, very bunil . 1 16 1.. 2 3- 0 Chub . Pktkralitwa 112 in 2 2 U Xresevr‘ere Ditto 2 2 to 2 .5 0 .. . Breet bet . 1 0 In 118 0 . . sectirits - . 4118,, that a Committee he appinted to snatelt and receive saht4riptions for this pu: rose, tird that all 111#.01IN rereire4 be . placed wider the maitugeotent imti contr.tails a the and Com mittee ; that the Committee do eonsi4 ,uf the Whining per sons, with power to add to their nnmhers, or to tante With the City Gime ittee if they dedlu it prudrot. Prime 14eather Ditto • . LIVERPS. 111 (4) S 3 U Dore) Jacket and Wnion;:nt.aiielent4 Ilreetitett . 319 ti kat ot Livery 45 0 to 5 101 Summit Coot 3 0 to 3 !ti lob.ott Boa Oast 15 ho 101 Oyerntl4 . I 2to 110 1 4 TtIMISI CulNratt by thiP. Yerr, tot cowniderati tttt tof wartime I itvir _ Comm AreltbiAtop of Canterbury, A'reb hi.hop of 1 0116 ..f London. Itl IS I , of I:%eter, Ctte-ter, B••hop or Saitanity, of Ely, Lord Kenyon, Lord Caltborpes RI Hon. Sir J. Steholl, Hs. H. is. a. Huss, Sir Thom., _ TT E E. Wilbetforee. I;. tr. IRON E. q . Jnoluik %Vowel. t'q. Res. Archenriiciou (:onibriage, iloar)Thnr.n.no, Esq. Rev. H. 11. Sit J %hie [Most', • 110,.. F. North. (' .1 Withur.t, Rt. Hon. Sir Wm. Sentt, ('eta.. tir:•nt. Eso. jai'. M. P. R!. WM. J. C. E. Wilbrahnm Bootle. Esq. I li. it. ItEtrten. Esq. . 3 %il per Year Ai 7. 0 1 Pi Selito per rear £26 In 4 Ditto . iril 01 ti 1)10., 30 10 _ . the ,tame irr for Conto only : ! Comtper Year £lO 10 a c.ints per Year 1116 4 Ditto: 13 10 I o I)ut.. 19 u (leotem.,' on joining their respective reriments. or acing .road. equi pi, as ordered by hi,. R.ll. the Commander-In-Chief. Ladies' arelle.4 i4ad Young Gentlemen's liusiur J)ittoi mark in a superior Wyk. The e vine notitienorge of thieve who ink, and 'livelong credit his been a 'abject of complaint, S. and C... lit..-ate t Public they will end& mats-Vim) aillereore iu their loathes from other buosesS 1 . 2 entoswitenee of runductistx. their business for quick pnyeneut, they art enishled in sell tor low m..ney than whet houses perehnie their goons for.—Gentlesnesi in the coliniry sup -104414 be .eutlisurtheir ismoseure,•ur on old suit. _ . • sth, Raulves% Thnt the eordiol Toonks of Mit. Memine he to lii Rapti !ligtuns* rat rri..ce largeat, for ht*litteral dno.4tion of :OA. ..... Gib. Resolved. That Cie Th.:tikv of Oil M(4.614-.114 1 prevented to hi; Royal Wetness the Du SeY ork, h triad) rots deseenvion to the request of the t'o.onvi•tee, and for the fooottir doer to thiv coupe. and the Meoelitt wires the sultrett on the Continent are tattle In derive from his high ex.stnple. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Ills Rita! Ifldiom Hie Duke of 'York. President, and the • following Coratuittee of °mentors : --- PAIIII of Leitrim f Colonel W. J. Jone:, M. P. m, pp' .4 14, ..nuns I Join Litemelw. 1i,(4. M. P. Itiike lo:. 7. Jaws I Col..nel H. CIC111(.111,, M. I'. R 111 t. R. H. llh-ritlow.M.P. I Coploin.Jotuet ally. ets. C I. J. Derry, M. P. • lerzette, dr. Menton, • Member of me-Royal College, Louth's. T"E Patronage this Institution has received, for tie exclusive treatment read Gers'or.bolls Sexes, afflicted who Venereal Comploitits, Nod their dreadful ersixtegueoer:;, as ern tures, de!.ility. uleerestiesorr, &e. esboteeted tarter the ma shies...wet t.f the first pruf,o,ioo ;,1 ishilitie.,• will satiyfy the Pub , lie of the hiiit merits or Mr. I plan, And thott it Abe iutweventeeces of Put:lie Charities :Ire ovra.leih.gthiVt the "ouhgeed tstiwart ere protected :traits.* the Nal delustoos held 44 " h , ildeert Wee' pretroetei. in Ohs Wisest hof practice. Store 11S(ki, so et ppedrrel by thr A, 1 Hewitt .if 1811.5434 Ses• a li bis ye beets ett l t Woo f cenfiliemeiti fir injury la t.se e ,,, ostottOon,‘irtil with,* it •lii•nry hurl .11*re vy hitherto eu t ei.oris ; mutt of (Noe h=ive lahwur...l sprier the nip; etrrnl.lsttdrd f run+ 44( fnion tre.o, tweedy %ran. The fi rt syreplognt 11 1 .... d is Mr. Kiernaostrratissent in t lei* Adv.: and where e of debility ewer- on. fiat eitri) metes 1.0 pflillfl.o the danger that mel 7 eSesttes Mr. tortillas may be respelled by either . Sex. with the ItirPl.-strecrery, tit tsl.4 private how e. N... 91-I,ftwer tv-i rrel, Reef rd4aafMhfrom nine to twelve its the morn. i•se, Isestfrobs to whine letter% 4 1 4 Aber e....ssusbic.siteseks. from is , srs. mod c ..uw ry, easy be aildrowed, nod will be puuctim.ll) s i rived. 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Ift tht ii PI • . , II 4 rill evisit , , 'Oa , .......... 1 . - i . ~..i ~ i. Bo jet . • • dell • ' • _ I is 4 fits. - t,of the k I d ( 4. - ?rens 4611 I le, him - itsi t .. real,t , eras b I by t 5 of ti , rrier 4 osiear, of the . . Royal Irresr, ors of %nee,. ' , I.' trill Mill Wet , ri•• • tie ... •:. .: ~ ~ r . . ..... .... • , ... •t• , ....i, • ,• 0. • . - 1 : i F. • , se ... . 1 MY LORD,—On the 28th lost. a courier arrived Pants, APRiL IT.-The OAli of April is destined from Catalonia, with a letter from King Ferdinand to furnish to the history of France ono of its bright- VIL to the Regency, containing the gratifyiug intel- est pages. The entrance of a descendant of Henry ligence of his arrival at Gerona in perfect ilealih; IV. into the city of l'aris—his arrival at the church on the 24th inst. Ilk Majesty concludes his letter of Notre Dame, to return Ihianks to God for the by expressing his satisfaction at finding himself re- miraculous events which restore to the French the stored to his country, and surrounded by a people paternal ectptce of the Bourhons,—his return after. and by an army whose fidelity towards him has been wards to the palace of his fatbers4.after• such pro. equally generous and persevering. towed misfortunes; such is the pietas. .that histori. No words I xis convey a just impression of the joy ens will intve-to paint, and of.mitich we can only' and enthusiasm with nhich this intelligence was re. gimp/bort and imperfect sketch. • ceived at Madrid. The feeling manifested by the Atarid-day, the:Members of the Provisional.Go inhabitants of the capital upon this occasion affords a vernment. and the Commissaries of the several' Mi. most satisfactory testimony of their unshaken V•yalty iiisterial Departments, preceded and followed by the and atlachmeot to their legitimate Sovereign. . Municipal Body, and numerous detachne.its of the The same courier brought from General Copious, National Guard of Paris, repaired to this barrier of the Commander in Chief of Catalonia, a letter, in Bondy, to meet his Royal Highness Monsieur, which he states, that having learnt that the King was brother of the King, and Lieutenant-General of the to be at Perpignan on 'the ‘.2oth i,i't. and to continue Kingdom.. A little before one o'clock his Royal his journey to Gerona by the route of Figueras, lie Ilighliesa appeared on the outside of the barrier, had proceeded to Bascara upon the Woks of the liver surrounded by several grand Oili,:ers and Officers of Fluvia, in order . .to make the neceseary preparations his llouseliohl, and a group of Marshals of France, for his Majesty's receptions; that on the '2 Itli the who had gone before to meet lii.a. Monsieur, and King presented himself on the left hank of the river all the persons who surrounded him, were on hdreed Fluvia, escorted by Marshal Sachet and a detach- back. ilia Royal highness was dressed in the aniA moot of French troops ; that the French troops form oLtips National Guard. . • &wing belted, and bia-kleiestriiavitig crossed the. At thi s • moment the. Members of •the.Preeiskinat _.. ricer oilli his suite, composed iif - S/Itlfflirds - .ssisty;'Oey • s •by 'Meet,* el thw Peoseests. General Copons advanced with his,troops to receive . ille3, advanced towarilS his Royal Highness.. The: the King, and attended him to Gerona. • , • : Prince of Benevento, in the name of the' Pearl. It appears that, the King was nccompanied by sioual Government, addressed the Prince, lit these his uncle the Infant bun Antonio, but that hit tvqns:— . • . - • ... - . brother the Infant Don Carlos .1:461 ,reinaitied at i ' Moriliticxsyst,—The. happiems which we feel, °edits Figueras, o,n. account .4 o f indispeAtisiiik he .iv i, es, c d; . `" ,, i . Is :w ra ith r at ifi c l e u t u r'si i i s l i t e . s odness 4il w e litt el i 4 l:l l4 t sl iiiju f i . -herrir 871 .. however, expected' teipoi the Kind op tbefollOwfaA gust Wince, the) ~,,, togeof our 'religious terniereete, rind aver . day. . respectful devotion. I beg to °feel* year Lfrdsbip my most -cordial , The following is needy the answer of Mousieur l cougratulationi upon an , event winc h, secures one its far as could be recollected : , . • -.• .1 , . . I . of the principal.ohjects fur which ire e r e contending,: • Gcnri:Eees, Inca:was or tale' Peo•rflOwo.t. U.,- by the restoration of the l egitimate Sovereign tia ,the TES N M GliT,—l (4111 1 k you fitr all.yow huve Oise (Itfrisifenstlte• throne of Spain. And it Opuot hut ,he grefifsing ID , t s g e . xp i reo vlLn a r l ' i l s la fl. e ":.' i ten Ti T a i ti i ' ir i k e r v i Z i 7 "k t l ttr ti i a . the British nation to reflect, that .!file is not less:doe , Fra,,w,. I see ii illlCe nporr..and uoshiae is clutagtd, except to its un: w impleil ettertiontt , an to the. valour : . s ss. l , biss there is one Freurhanso more monivi you.' and goo . ii cooduct of it. Droll% than to the firrpit4ss,! • The cries - of Via, k R o il! rive Moniker !. Vi i , .., per se verhi+ te, and loyaltyfiV fie Spagish people. , ' tient les Beurbenfl resounded on all Aides. - • .iihn I have the lintiotei Wbe,fftc:, • '! Revel - Highness having already entered.within the - • ' • ' . ft. stlit.t.T.sl.lX. i b ar li f i i condesmitikd; himself, .to requesL uilence r .. The VivimaCavticrelltwt:e. air. Ai% i and !iiiactrepted . the acclamations. of which. Memel. . ' WAR ,IF:',PAU. t:Nt FM% v • .! was the obj?ct. Then M. Baron do Citabrql, Pree Degning-strect, Ma j m 16. • led of the Department of tha•Seine, , presented tsp Royal liigkocws the Muoitipai•Body of Parisi D;spatrlsev,nfule feliownif tire extracts, . have been T e. : his reseed at End mit's 4 , tlise oitilres.eil to his Lnikite t s, and pronounced die following esech:— . by Fteld•lttr Vie hltnqiis . .f . Wellington. •• • i.4' M 0 NsEDINF.I7II,---;•After .2U. years of misfor., j r S;4l.aiall, Morels SPE, Int , i France sees again with transport the august The enemy c.notinownl his retreat after the affair ! tegle.s , near Tarbes, on the %Ai, during;the night and fol. , fa'ir'ly , which, during, eight centuries, secured its lowing days; anderriveel yesterday at Toulouse.—: glory and happiness. The city of. Pariv, the constant: Their troops have marched with suck celerity,that, ex- °lle° of the affection of its Kings, ranks this day denting the advanced goer(' of the cavalry attached to ; a.mflug the malt glorious which have shone upon it : e Lieutenant-General Sit Rowland liill's corps, under since the commencem nit of thellonardiy. " The. whole of France sighs for the return of bee Major-General Fano, Who attacked the enemy's ' • rear.zuard at St. Gaudenh our troops have never • King ; she is •at last permitted- to indulge the pro. soect of repose , under the pi otection of the paternal been able to come VIP wish them . 1 inclose Maj. - Gen. ' of the dzeteenc!ants of St. Louis and of Faite's report to' Liautenant.Geueral Sir Rowlandau thority Hill o f th i s offair, which ii hi g hl y cre d ita b le to the ' henry IV. She expects from them the same affec. 13th light dry ms. . tion. 7th. Resolved. Th ot the Th mkt. of Olio Meeting be presented Ais . Ro, al Hight.e,s the Doke of Sumiez,for the bullpen of his 4.464plienalite to this Meeting. PO. Th . .t Me4sis. Haat:ner-tev her! Co. he Trensuren to this sai d ir eeive all m.),:ies etittscribeit for the Ire4ntin :ter Is3uciatioo.—Signed b 3 Order of the Committee. JOS!, U W A Tsos. ? Serretarie4. pro • K. ALlikatuAN3l, 5 Impose. a 1001 " Times of disaster, which were neither without _ glory nor without ..slat for the lionour,of France, have not altered the character of a generous nation; .a totelniy power is about to.unite all wishes, all in. terests, and all opinions : warriors, magistrates, eis, theirs, all Frenchmen fowl at the hrittOM of their . ; hearts, that transport of affection which attaches the French to the noble blood of the Bourbons; ani. mat.d by the same spirit, they will form only one fa. 'Wily. . • ‘• Your Royal Highness will gratify the wishes of st- whole people, who are eager to crowd aroandyou ; yon wi . :l be affected in again beholding-those pineet fall of the memorials of your august ancestors, and *aids were arways so dear to you; ,y nu will hear the joyful acclamations resounding on all skies ; yea *illitet hope again ingpiring all hearts, and the hap. pints of the country will console you for your long • and protracted sufferings."' • • Monci , mr listened to this speech -with that affect- • . ... . 4 ing goodness *hich characterises a son of the great ..1,,.;, ..,•,,. Henry. He- discovered the. deepest emotions, and ' 1 , ,A1t.*: - .4: • r.employed in his answer those e ngaging manners / and those French graces, which are so familiar to him. • ' The cavalcade then'adranced front the hastier of Ready to the suburb And the street of 'it. Dents,, !Hough which it repaired to the MetropolitaaCharch. fie. 9 P AT. March SlR,—tia►ing advanced as ordered, I came op with the enemy's rear-guard, ahont one league from St. Gauilens. ft was supported by four or five squa drons of dragoons, formed upon the height iu front of the town. With two squadrons of the 13th light . firagoons; supported by part of the 1.1 dragoon guards, I drove in their advance, and their support having remained too long in front of St. Gamlen', the 15th dragooni were enabled to come up with it. They charged the ene:. my's squadrons with the greatest gallantry, and drove . them through the town. The enemy having agalif . formed beyond the town, they were again attacked', and,pursued more than two miles. A number of the enemy' have been killed, and one hundred and two men, and about the same num'. bet of horses taken. Thirty of the men are billy wounded. SUBSCRIPTIONS SINCE RECEIVED. The ° ThiriA of Wes- Lady flrtire .eno 0 t „„, Cambridge- nairl Sandwich 50 0 &tire, After :4 ser- Senart Erskine, EA. 10 10 MIMI, My Ow Rev. Dean of Rochester 10 0 (co. Cook, M. A. &A Poor Welch Baronet 5 5 includip.g a liberal Win. Marshall, Horse- Dimittion from J. t•rry-road It'll, F , q, £lll 0 A Friend, per Acker- Rev..l. K. S. flrook 10 10 mana Maf.r-Getierol Wm. C. Ware M.lrrny 10 10 Rev.Cn.Simeon,Care ,A Penalty on break- bridge, 2d Subgerip tn.! n Carrin:e (:lase '2 0 two 50 0 Wm)lr. *Mormiduite A. B. 14s. 6d.' Dan nee 5 5 Rev. Dr. Van Mil- An Epees Farmer l5 1 i dert, Christ Charche Jahn Viiclk. Esq. 1 1 Oxford Thomas Ftitert-, Foq. 1 1 Bnden Powell Ifni.. and Rei. Mr. • Rev. Dr. Short ; C:ipel, a Contrer,a- - Mrs. Singe tat • tiii at Watfird . Floe a Wilma _._ . __ . I 0 q b 3 $ 5 1;* bawd!, 441; 7s. 411. Mrs:-C. May Mr'. Marriat, Chore% Spittoon...on Offer4g • I .Captain M'Alister, who let! the advance; iisch I.aa ford 5 0 or ,C4ith..... Francs • ',I distinguished himself, and ambit% could eicalliii* M il . Cousin St.. IL L. ed • 1 Helm a nd ssi r c • w tit' bravery and good conduct of 'the mum Eir ilislatil J. . a g isi T: t !mike, 'juke...94l4T 10 10 1 lisnagar Haulm., Itvpiv 0 oat. -b : ..,-*, • ••(. -..-.. SRO of ?owe We 0 +i u 11 1.01 ll' • f haTreason to be malt satisfied iwit h .lbo-oiiiit ii • 1 . 01 ill te i j i . t ft l a I . lr e a: l l:7 6 ss F , .:" 7 " ol:4: Lo a lt i r irli ta e di t s. a 7 tes : m iam Co rit 7,4 P..* 7 • • ii i r, ~.Bi t io sg at . in de- the Maj atti or ck p i unba . 1. / wbil. wns ' 414 ! $111e , V tile . -: 2 2. 1 1 2 0 ~~ k • •