The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-04 00:00:00

, No. 2505. EA. A T M - DIS PEN S A RA'. GREAT AL - Csoo DM AN'S..FI ELDS. THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON will be Preached ass SUNDAY N EXT, the 6th day of March, at the Parish Chtsrcb of St. Ann, Limehonse, before his Royal Iligtlaiyis the Duke of KENT. the Patron, Vice-Presideuts, Prieado, and Governors of the Institution. By the Rev. C. W. LE RAS. M. A. Prebendary orEincolo; Rector of St. Patti, Shadwell; and Pro fessat of Mathetnatics and Natural Philosophy at the East In dia Eolkge, near s liertiord. Prayers so heein at Eleven o'Clock. And on WEDIqESDAY NEXT, the 9th day of March, the ASN IVERS ARY FESTIVAL will be celebrated at the Ctty Loudon Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. Royal Hightiesithe Doke of KENT, in the Chair. • Dinner nit table at Half-putt Fear o'Clock precisely. Tickets, at 13s. each, spay be trad of the Stewards and Secre tary; lairs at the ni,pessaary, and Tavern. 34. Jeurrysstreet. SAM. WF.GEN ER, Sec. EASUbiDtA WAREHOUSER , No. 16 , CHEAPSIDE. TO M CHANTS AND ABROAD. FAMILIES ARRIVING FROM " . . PROPRIETOR begs respectfully to in- T. this. the WAREHOUSES contain their usual deb Sap- Os-choicest ; Daielttk im : l other Table Urn ; Sheet ags; elroni Pat tues ; India Goods; Gold and Sliver ; curious Cravat and other India Muslita ; French Caultheics; Lace; Veils; Islet Dresses, and ether Articles fur fultDeen.—lndia Shawls; Teheran, Yen Pero, Angola, and Aralsian Ditto.—The Patent Imperial Twine Cloth; and White.Chiuts f.o. Dress. from three to four Guineas each (sold esclu.ively at Ow Warehouse) ; unique primed Cambric'; Bet- Villas ;old Muslim for Ladies hit/rants Dress, and fur Exports- Caritas, India Shawls knagM. • • r IMPHOVID PATENT KITCHEN HAMM. HIMARRIOTT having relseutly made very con . sidernhie Improvements, is induced to offer to the di. Ge t • the public the Alyufr admirable ineeatior, the most , coutpkMl article of tht kind ever noinufsetared foe reaming, betleini, boiling. steaming, stewing, &r. and a coaster* sei ply of ten lir twelve gallons of hot water, with one lialf the stoat *minily of fuel. This Range is otteirded with amuck logs Kimble them any other, and the utensils used ha the opera. time 4cookiag are kei, perfetely eievn, and are far more durable than with comment twit's. It is alto it certain cure Yoe smithy cbiamies, which has leen proved by retreated ag e. perm st. Its rapid and iguireaslog. We, added In IV uni versal satisfaction it has given, are the strongest proofs of its stalky 4 warranted to answer, &ever having failed w a sloglein dtoner. As *nm the entail portion of feel requisite, it is whoaw limes* for small families, so front the quoutity of *orb it will perform, it is suitable for large estalishinents, anti is parercularly adapted for the we and convenience of private •Isiodies, taverns, lodging-houses, boarding-schools, jE 1 taw gis fitted up with Ranges, embracing all the late ha •rovemenrs, wiih Meson-boilers, rivers. lint-cl awns, and strain kettles.. All .kinds.ofStoeres, for drawing-moms, parlours, •eburches,fite. ; Isaretane Nan traps, to secure depreeator?, with s Spring-guns of different consteurtions. raseilf ileastio7, Jack, upon ras entire Hew principle. construct ad i.e.*, requite wetgbes nor ; the works being lineinsed,,cre protected (rum injury and irregularity ; front its eatreale - simplkity,'not liable to be out of order, and cider. bled Itor'ivers kitchen. ..lerr • To beget() in me daily at the Patentee's Manaf.wtory, No. 44, Fleet.sweet, Loudon. 1 1 1BW WOITIES'IST SI/Elt.tifo6 lll 4N I) CD. PATER -•• ..NOSTER‘ROIV. Jani pohlislse4,4 prier 2s. A PRACTICAL TREA T ISE is the GRA. TIOLA, its Ilesned) for Nervous udOr. Disea.es of the Limo, viis.-Cloolunpilito, Asthma, and Constitutiorat .Coack ; continuing full directions for Owns +, and advice on Vie subjects of Air. Diet..Clathiug. int hes.. Disease.. . By RICHARD REECE, M. I), Physleineto the Pbtlaslestl..Divensary. Amino - of the " Medi cal Goble," kr. The Sixth Edition, erila . r,.,ewil and corrected. price 4.. 6d. IL CATALOGUE tiF DRUGS (IM. ENOLISIII. iperifv fag their Properties; Do-es to Children and Adults, the pr•iper Vehkles for their Use, the f. Ike Owe ~1 %Web they art esoplo)ed, and retail ?tires : to which nee added, it De. ocription of the.ditirreot Medicine and 0.-mien' Test-coests, loath an esaimeration of their Contents, hs : , dapted Io etilferent Climates tiod.U , o4. his.. the Continental. Tropical, Iffilkary. and 'Jon Mlfeditinr Chests; the purtabie Chests of Chemistry and Mineralogical Chests; with no Ageouot sueb Medicines as itre noresanry to he kept by families residing in the comtatry, By Reece and Co. Chemists t o her Majesty, re theChernical said Medical-hall, 171. Piccadilly : 4 ~' Tiltioisa very cretveoient work, and contasess, in a short comass. a vest deal of useful modierd inforniotioo."--Critical -Eeriest Aug. lelet FRIENDLY LETTERS.of a laie EMINENT Pfl YSI CIAN soon FlittillstSil COUNTESS, on Indigestion, Bilious Cgoarinilla sad . isceral tHe.tsueliniss, and Dori,. influence in *teas °nine Barrenness. and in Wingiug into action colonic tioluil or hereditary Complaints, ail Goat, Scrofula, Cancer. &c. ay. with instruction for their prevention, and the management of the periodical chutes that take place in the female cuo- MltaltiOn. Fourth Editint, price 2s. 6d. ALFA MI LTA It DISSERTAr MN on the Causes sad Treat- Own of the DISEASES of the TEETH, wish explicit In • s for their Management, so as to render them white and to their Sockets. and to preserve them from Curies, Tooth nth, &c. By J. P. Deets, Sergeon Dentist. " This work contains mush useful information, and we hope it willesperienor that extensive circulation to whico the out variance of Ike subject entitles IC —Monthly Compendium of Itedigine. June, 151 n. FAMILIAR INSTRUCTIONS for the effectual Never). Om and radical Corea the too Species f anENS F.A L DIS• EAbit., cud their consequences.; partils rictures, Mu cous Discharges, With ndviit nn ll.e Debility of the General Genres, the gypoeitorteiriois of Youth, and other important hubjeeist, which eapnot be *pr. dad las public. Aderertisemeol. Ily a Si rips of a /Public Hospital and a Member of the Royal Colkge of Sosgeonr, Ate. • Price A DISSERTATION onsb. Growth and Mediral Proper.. ties of the RMATANT 1002, and Methods of *rind it. id soon of total and valeta& betook,. a Jodiers4l o o. bropsy. Fluor Alba.. Glees. ke. By Pon Hi pnlito Principal Botanist ill a h.te Stpeditinn to Peru, and to the Gardens of Madrid; Member of the Royal Naiad &e.. 4 Madrid. 111- Sold by all BookstileM iu the Voila KingdoM. .„. 4 - • i • Ir . . amilwoormambae•Aarne - " • I l q 41• 1 9 " ; 1144.. fr. • .•/ . , I • • .t ; , , • 3 1 % L • LONDON, ratii4 - Whera's Taxation's bound Say, Isarsal Cassmas 1814. Mitibbail I ET, •' • DISTRESS IN cgRMANY. -• ' 4 A BOUT eight years ago the sialamities occasioned .„ by the war its different path of Geniality gave rise to _ Saps ir bseriptioa, and the formation of a Committee is Latakia, to . ' tr ahNILEORT, Ft. . 15. 7 -It appears certain that relieve the distresses on the Continent. t By the generosity of the British Public, the sem of nearly ; Gen. Beitegirde has enterea Milan. 60,0001. was remitted, which rented 11111Eitlidei from the ex- 1 CoLoGSE Frs. li.—We have still the happiness 1 'reality of masts bat at on period wage the caimans of this ! ._ Committee, has Th e mass of every kind of misery beep so great, 01 possessing the Prince Royal at Sweden. In the country I. which their anemias' waiirsa directed; where It,. rake many saig k ia k ey b l ades f o u g ht ip Ail e a n , 1„,*,,i,,, B„. i • saffait, Faa. 4.-;-pller Majesty the Queen of Si- heals Saxony, Rraaskobirgh, and of her parts, h a ve .ewlaile4 essay arrived yesterday at noon. asehronabid la 4:r.4 6 „„„toMe.blef hisforv i, . shak Tli i r CO N Mlll "( Tt r ite P a ai re gil ansiee mt to impress In consequence of the accession of the Kin o ', of. again the °lt'd' of their e tt u ltt3llte "* that I s " ttel P atital ' 4 Rri. Naples to the coalition, 00(10 Neapolitan troops tab support, they have remitted to different parts of Gamer, • to theamoant *fame 40,0001. joined, .on thi.92d of Jan. at Ferrara, an Austrian • Amami alhady advertised .898,016 8 10 eon). aster the orders of Count Nugent. strescaserrons since aseurree. ,At Meru. Haire and Co. J. Green, seen. and Co. 01.5 0 - • —. Hon. Admiral Robert Hrs. Gnaw 55 0 1 , THE CROWN PRINCE OF SWEDEN TO THE Digliy • ,1:50 OJ. H. Glees, Zia,. 49..0 • FRENCH PEOPLE. Rev. Edw. Tharold,' Thomas Amami, Sam, • • 44 of Grayiaihmi, Lis- I._ and lsetboose 31 10 Fatacastss !---Al the command of my King, I enloshlre Al. 17a 4d, Divitlieelre • WlPll• have taken op *ran, for . the purpose of defending Sir T. D. Mined, Part. 26 . d Lawman 20 r Jos. and W. H. Ganiey 5 b Christian ; end sop, Itiff right% ef i Xth people.. After having re- Rev. Rob.BeaebiyaN I Wi giasee -stmet 5 5:1 ranged the AA they had mitered, and as. 1.20aa cora 10 0 , Bbleallitidtaadh‘ .. • • • a r ' VII re Mr. Beatheroft. sea. 9-I Henry Hallam, Esq. 10 10 D. S. 1 0 M. W. 2 2 Lord Visronnt Carton sn 0 W. G Peytea, Esq. 5 5 At Messrs. Down and Co. Ric/mkt Martin, Esq. Stroudwater 10 0 Rev. T. Horne 5 5 Collection at Saint /Within's, London- Stone, b./ Rev. H. G. Watkins, Rec tor 1051. 2s. Sd. The Children of Sr. Swithin's Sunday School 21. 44‘..7d. W. Hankins 1 0 Rev. J. King 10 10 John Nessmarsh, Esq. 10 10 Collection at Long- Acre Chapel, by Rev. J. King 891. lls. 6a. Humanity nod Gratitude 1 0 Mr.. Placid 1 0 1 0 Edwin Dawes, Esq. Wiochelsen John Watkins, Esq. Ditton-house Joseph Price, of Mao month. per William Peppercnrne Nathaniel TinompuoH Peter Cherry, Esq. Sa I isbu -place J. Hamburger susd Co. per C. Gardner C. F. Weinberg Charles Jurbord riadlay. Boonotyno. nod Co. Gee. Brucker aed Co. A. M. W. Raker, Esq. Bay fordbury. Hair Rehert and John 5 0 10 5 0 10 10 5 0 10 10 1 0 1 0 50 0 SI Ii 1$ 0 50 0 10 10 60 10 10 s 14) 0 Jackson Re , . J. B. Sumner Jew Knoell Waded F. Thomas Pitt The Parishes of Tes sin. awl Nettifted, by the Rev. J. Ken nedy 201.'!x. 61. I Sundries, train le. to 101...11 John Simmons $ Mrs. Meander 10 G. C. obi* soli Celt las Chas ‘ 1 0 Jobe Lloyd Liter 2 2 O. and J. 2 10 Taylor, Hosiery, Bowainn, sod Lloyd 100 0 Thomas Parry, Esq. 10 10 Dr. George Birkbeck 10 10 Rev. Thomas Batt, Trentham 1 1 Thomas Toonlins, Esq. 10 10 Res. Bryant Baron 2 2 Mrs. Bongos 2 2 Rev. Mr. Loaralte, and Friends • 7 0 Edward Fame, Esq. ' Beth . 90 0 Collection after a Ser mon, f b l it e t r be Rey. F,diva ilviagt on, la the C elr of Os seo, Yorkshire 221.75. Ilbd. Mr. Bristow, Ashford 6 4 Mr. Roe, do. (94 Sub. scriptioa) 6 0 Mr. Shaw. ditto b 0 Mrs. Adams, dine 5 0 Miss Ball, ditto 1 0 Mrs. Fostill, do - 2 0 Reg. Dr. eurteis,Stat• bury • 6 0 Re*. Dr. Whittle*, Bedfont 5 0 Mr. Henderson. do. 10 0 Mr. Siterboon, do. 5 0 Mr. P. Sherboon, do. 2 • Mr. Gardner, do. 5 0 Mr. Need. do. 6 0 Mr. Englehart, do. 1 '0 Mr. bee, do. 1 0 Mr. Adorns, do. 1 0 /deism Morey and Cooper. du. 0 10 Mr. Daither i do. ' - 9 1 A Poor Min, eat- ~ ' W _, rated at Brunswick ' V At Messn. Glyn, blills, and Co. Glyn, Nigh aid C 4 10 6• Thos. Footle. V Son : • $1 JO N. Teasperley, Rsv irin ,l R.* A.Blraekbarb, Allorivamv, in a let ter Iron Bherole, At Messrs. Down. Thorium, sod _Co. R. Renekeuhury , Esq. 90 0 13. Flooaden, Ls,. , 10 10 'l6.s. Flounders , 5 5 Al iniFtaaoders • - 5 5 I %Idiom Key 10 Q 10 eistedin dhotis* thiliberation of Germany, I have passtd the Rhine. " At the moment when I again see this river, on Vie borders of which l have so often and so success folly fought for Om, I feel the necessity of again apprising you of my sentiments. " The Government under which you live, has continually had in view, to treat you with contempt, • Is order that it might debase you ; it is high time that this state of things' imam* an alteration. " All enlightened people express their wishes for the welfare of France ; but they, at the same timed wish that she may so longer be the scourge of the earth. " The Allied Monarchs have not united them. selves to make wilr upon the people, but to force your Governmeot to acknowledge the independence of other States : this is their sole motive and aim, and I will pledge myself for the integrity of their sentiments. I 64 Adopted son of Charles XIII., and placed by the choice of a free peOPle at the foot of the throne ; of the Gustavoses, I Cab henceforward be animated with no other ambition, than that of securing the happiness of the inhabitants of the Scandinavian Pe ninsula: and at the same time my principal happiness will consist (after having fulfilled this sacred duty towards my adopted country), in securing the future - happiness or fitly former countrymen. 6 ' Given in my head-quarters at Cologne this 12th !It Itelivory, - - " CHARLES JOHN." . . , moliAlf t 'll* alihenill Government has just pub. the follolinOroclamation to the People of belt' t H _ Pions ow TJL Ligaliele as - 'sum I,—.Petvgwei. 1 months you have been sufficiently fortunate to pre serve from the invasion of the enemy the greater part of your territory. For nearly three months the Neapolitans have I solemnly promised us succour!. How could we mis- ' trust their promises 1 Their Sovereign is connected ' by ties of blood to the great man to whom both he and myself owe every thing ; but this great man is at present less fortunate ! Confiding in the word of Neapolitans, we were jestified in hoping that the efforts that we have hitherto made would not he lost, and that the ene my would soon be obliged •to retire beyond our R. E. an 0 Friends at Nee/castle. Ft ma Friends Month. by, B. Rragg 991.45. 6d. ly Meeting, Thitsred Baptist Coagregatioa, q7l. Its. M. at ()Ivey, by the r. Pflueger, by Rev. Rev. Mr. Statile 11 10 T. Halle 2 0 ludependent Congre- Erma the German gallon at Olney, by Chapel. Goadmater. the Rev.sos. Hill field.. by. Rev. Dr. yard 7 15 Bchwahe 531. 9 - . 6d. A Mother and Daughter 1 1 The Children of the G. Coltptitt, k:sq. 2 2 *shave. by do, 31. 9s. 6d Lady Thompsoa and The Rev. L. 0. by tinnily 5 5 dins 1 I Two Friends 315 The. Lewis 1 0 J. E. Wilmot ' 10 0 *Rev. D. !larder nod Mrs. C. L. IL 2 I flortgreglitiou, addi. ---•- Nome, EN. 1 0 Cana 4 0 ALa ly 2 0 W. I). Priillant 1 0 Mr. Mayeaek 1 0 Cutierei , m at the Cha- J. H. Wackerhatb, pet, King laud 161. Si. 4d. ' Egg. 2 1 0 0 From Bedford. a first A Wager lost ' remittance of . Cal- I John Flower, EN. 10 10 lectiom after it Ge- Richard an d George petal . - tdeetlng. ea Hale 10 0 tise°2l4 Feb. Wm. Colleeted at Olaey Lang. Esq. Mayor, Chinch. after a 3er cin the Chair 150 0 mou,hy CI m teL tri }}oh.s.i. in J. Aagerstela, ob* • Ila "c ili.. iiikl• 100 0 , Colleciitia •at - "..- Friends at Solider- _ tuu Churah, after. -' I„nd, by Sol. awe' ' e.g. leant 0 - ma n 101 ww Thoth , tor, tie VIII Sabberiptiato received at the Bars of(h* Mist towilarik• tern ; Llo) d's C.. .Mane s Stock Leckie.' and &C all On; Hauliers in Tuwa awl Cnorary. R. H. MARTIN, seeroar i es. • LUICK HOWARD, .. . iib r . s• Dr. , Bask sl. ^ —read, " Rev. Dr. Mow" ,-. .i .. ev• Bata. 51." . _ iiiillll.lTY, STILICTURM, cac. 1 MPRESSVD with a Consciousness that *sir de -1 1 vintion frnni the grow/tiptoe h , _MS iIeINI highly Illtial to , others. and improved to their parklike's. acnialsea toy the maturity of near twenty years climber*, MilliZ i let IE a n d Co. ventage. with unabated ardente, the Ina at thane disorders which are the easesqrseace of illicit odelgeace, or the destsattive habits of the iacouritieraM Scr llB 3 4 Is professing the care of these Gemptaiats, they his sir as is : ducemeat to vice ; but, easeible as all men meet he tf the re : isteoce af lath calamtties,they offer their artebtatsee as yegetarly educated Sorrels of Lando% sad, of the Royal College ef ' Edinburgh. i n all eases of **Wide Infection. and Is every complaint of Debility atek-Deildeocy, whether avian treelike infatuation of a certain sidle active habil. long resierwat he - Wars climates, free living. or any other mug prgagigg g &Amoy of manly vigour, the patient may rely no a speedy rartiratiatt to viettrout. health. Their improved plan of caring Strictures of the Urethra has been attended with pettiliar *mew Striders of tea and twenty yea& duration have yielded to their treat ment in the short period of three„weelpi. Several NoMearee and Gratlewas atbe f this poi. . dad d' peratantiereste, toelomoblesti , , .'y fretotier. People of the kingdom of Italy, can you believe It? The Neapolitans have betrayed all your expec litlons, and 'all yout _tom* )Nritertheless it Wai in presenting themselves as ',Wes, that they penetrated pen our territory, and 1h they were allowed 4 occupy several of our de 'far ttneo t s. We have received theta es brethren, we have eager ly opened to them our magatines, our public chests, roar arsenals, and our fortresses : and as the reward of our sacrifices, and - of our_ coufidence, it is even Upon that line where their arms ought to have joined am's, that they extend their bands to strangers, and raise their standards egainst us! History will one day point out all the intrigues,— 'all the resources which were made use of, to mislead to this degree a Sovereign already too much distin guished by his valour not to possess all the ether tit tugs ofe soldier.- People of the kingdom of Italy, tat as not dissemble : the defection of the Neapolitans he. cruelly augmented the difficulties of our situa tion ; lot We do not fear to state it :. " the more one situation Is difficult, the more ought our courage to inerease." You will theetfore rally under the son of your So lveig* ; you will confide In the justice and holiness of your cause; you will march at the voice of him who loves you, and ?rho hat no other ambition than to concur with all hii means ie encreasing yoor gloey I sod confirming your'prosperity. Weal l'fltay only are immortal'in the esteem and the annals of nations, who know how to live and dilfaithfid to thole Sovereign, and to their coon , ttyi faithful to dusty and their oaths ; faithful to gratitude and to honour.. Given at our *headquarters, Verona, Feb. 1 1114. EUGENE NAPOLEON. Baussm.s, FED. 111..-We learn, that Napoleon imprisoned his Holiness the Pope, and of all communication with his Caidi• Fes. 21.--40 the attack on Ilmnburgh, plum ow - tie 171kinst. r •the Allied troop s other things, destroyed the bridge :'ranch erected last summer to suito.Hoor , Wilhelinsburg. success. Pievws. Ceni si f i ad at t fit,. wit►*. 107, • t ...: lof t Int Dory, o tut have laboured coda DaUsilut I id &unclog „inmost received dradicsiaad kal again imp r, partienlaly request that reference may beim& d oc i n d kb, I lisfaetory eoitkoces of the decided piperiodip at . .„ r Nod GaAs Phus of Moment. *any of Gorse 11110.• • d been color the Fan of Megui.noont, Rawl saugii, F !t - Sierra nof copal thnisence i lobo mils r the sitogitalsel orthe Lobar encode, wit= - ,.hich ill•k----, Rh ii'n .;'. : : __., , , -tai "'el .181"1:4 tip and C a n diii 7 pp cocottes oy patients or mom I. ve hL.4„ t h e F ret Oscilit 111111 - Wintry It ,ibeir bow) So. I _ 77 1iie11..4) In: «1 lan with wit . . ~..:1, •.. - , .•:., , . . . . • , . . • . a - ..• i• . "‘l'l , • - .: - , ,"-", ~ zaget,'"e - :_,Zz‘•: , :s .e. :!, •,- •• , __ . • .f.s . '*:' ' , ... .. . , ~. * • . . • ... m ., • ~ , •,. . . • • , . - ' \ •3o ' e 'r .' % - ?): ... ,• :: . ' . . . , . . , ~ , , • , " 1 _ • -101116 BA sett, 34 N. 31.—The retitled Medea, at the particular instance of Profetisor Pestalosz l / 2 has been excused from being converted, into an hospital by •• th , Prince Schwarttenberg. Gri t ocAtr, JAN. 27.—The Commerder of this feta - t tress, Genersi Implane has fOund himself uorkr s • • ' 4 , the necessity,of sending all foreign tronps, as *ell Croats as Germane, out of this forttess. ft is said ' that it was his intention Lb disarm them, and to sheet ..• every tenth Man, but that he did not dare lb do so, as they were 1300 strong, and the Freud) only - • - ,1 1500. The surrender of this fortress is daily et' - It pected. BERLIN, FEB. 15.—0 n the itd li 'Russian Courier . , arrived here, bringing two letters from the Emperot . Alexander, the one to the Empress's Mother and the other to the Senate: The Minister of Finance, M. Botow, has gone from hence to Basle. .' . . Th. Amsterdam Courant, of the 16th of Fetwootyi • eostaisis a eery long account of the arrangeraestts :,. adopted for the support and regulation df the native cavalry, and generally of the means of defence re- • sorted to in the Dutch States. Goes, Fen. 11.—No more Russians have arrived. . . Of the English troops seteral companies hate bat h e # Ire-embarked. The English Commodore, Owett, . - Istill commands here. r; BRUSSELS, Fan. 11.— The cotps of General e Maison having staid a few days in Italie, left that i town in the morning of the 6th, te Canaille's its re- treat further. General Fauconnier has now the command et t Antwerp, and has under his orders a. garrison of about 9000 men. , 0, Between Lisle, Armeutier, and Bayeul, there wan. # der of from 3 to 4000 partisans, composed of Flemish ; and Brabant refractory conscripts, and deserters.— ~, U I Their object seems to be to unite ;ertiegees with the insurgents of the Arrondissement of Ilaselir , 0 k..-- / This circumstance impedes greatly the provisioning •• of the fortresses la French Flanders. . -. ...a, '' • . • t • ' SPANISH PAPERS. . -,- • ~ . , .• CATALONIA FREE. t •• •,. ... - Head-insorteri at Vick, Feb. S - •i' The enemy's army is retiring with the greatest - . ''.. precipipition. They blew up the bridge of Molies • t del Re , to retard the march of our trate)! ; but the _. ~ ... ~ latter ;rimed the river by swimming: and are per. . : . 1 . suing them closely..Assahe fortresses the enemy has '. • : _ t" left such snail pythons, thit they'.ene ewer itlvlr ,to guard aud, deliver ep agnate /me when our troops .' - _. - • present themselves. ..........eltl t _ . "l. Tilg MADRID, FEL 9.—Yesterday a letter sit Li -• • ;,:•4 ;. r. the Cortes from General Capons, commanding th . i Catalonian army, stating that the enemy was retirin . . ' int 9 France. Wl that he bid not eleibleinniwt _., - ..e: -- -..• rt. t Clinton, requesting his assistance in the siege of 14e. --- the surrender of which was speedily expected. • • . rids, , „ The resolution of the Corsican to evacuate Oita., t,* ' . lonia, shows the difficulties half under to collect . troops to oppose the Allies. Re has withdrawn r 1 ' troops from the army of Soult, replacing them with 1 i conscripts ; and now he is withdraWifig them front c ! the army of Suchet, the greater part of which is • marching towards Lyons. We have not forgotten that; &esparto's SUCCESS at B ; bitten was, in a great meanies, owing to the 30,000 . troops which he marched from Spain to Saxony.; hut . ✓I let us hope that at this favoarabte moment he wilt not i be permitted to render available against the Allies he troops which he has withdrawn from the Pyrenees. e If Catalonia is evacuated, Rousillon -and I..angeeilee i . i may be invaded, and the inhabitants assisted le rising against the Corsican. His attention would s thus be forcibly called to the Pyrenees, since it _ . would appear he flatters himself that on that - side he has nothing to fear, or at least nothing of much con. „ I s sequence. MADRID, Fen 12.—The bad weather (and it has I .. . 1 been the worst ever known) has retarded• the ape. i it i rations on the A dour. But the return of good wee. •.,. . - d 1 ther, the skill of Lord Wellitigton, and the valour _ .. i d : of the Allied troops, are about to give us new daye , of glory. .. . _ ! The accounts frOm Catalonia are very vague; ac. , • d ' cording to some the enemy has left regular garrisons • 1 _ !in the fortresses; according te others, good garrisons • l▪ utee been left only in Barcelona and Piguera., and the , I other fortresses have been blown up. Suchet, it is 1s ' ' said, marched into France with 840 0 infantry; and I . i 1870 horse. General Capons, in his dispatch, says, ' that 600 Q men had been left in Barcelona, that So. . lei , . , 0 : chet was marching towards Lyons,..nd had left (nay - 1 i garrisons in the Ampurdan. . . 'e • t- . . ' ts AMERICAN PAPERS. •'.,-. - r , 7, _ _it ie i l pinotired that a (al,inet quarrel between the -•-• • ' ~,, Mlehttsire has run higit: • Mr. M----o ,for peacte t .., . i ' Mt. A--' 7 g for war. The Attorneemeral has ":, . . . -beam 'sent for, pertain to settle the a r mutt** •• . - m m . , kegs. .. . , .. ,- • ~. , 1- [PROM TUE PITTODURDH OAZETTIII.I.: .., - t , .. - !I) We have authority to state, that Russia, It . .• ~. and Spain, have lately demanded of the United State l ' of America, their acknowledgment of the present - government of Spain ; and that an interesting corm. spondence between the representatives of theist • , , n nations, and our Secretary of State, has lately taken . ,d place od the subject of our measures with regard to ;.. Florida. . • Should our war with Britain continue, there is 1 , reason to apprehend that Russia, Sweden, and Den. '' $ mark, will be arrayed againit us. ;e EXTRACT 07 A LETTER, DATED POTSDAM (ST. LAW- r- RENCE COUNTY), JAN. 10. 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