The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-23 00:00:00

~, . A ~l~' f+l ` w ~~"4 XaT46.16: +W . :QOM rPRIW FR ENCti PAPERS. • tti3, M A nen l R.-4 Private letters announce that I I corps of Freud' troops has entered Chalons-sur- Nlarne, and driven from it the enemy, from whom it took many prisoners. CHATEAU-TUMMY, MARCH 17.—We this in stant learn, that a corps of the French army has entered Chalons...or-Marne; after a battle, in which we took a great uumher of prisoners from the oti onsy. . - Sotisowa, MARCH 17, TN lift NG.—tqo. thing now his taken place to.day: The enemy is Mill held in check upon the Lion road. That of Rheims is free. • The-Jew/Iml de Faris ) of the 1 9 th, states, that on the 151 h an attack was made On Comptigue 30 0 of the enemy, w-ho were repulsed. fhe Jueirsol de t &vire, of the 19111, ma i ntains a Proclamation from , Scult to his soldiers, dated head. quotien t the. 80 March ;in ithernakes no mention of his defeats op to that. time ;, las .accuscs Lord Wellington of inciting the population . .to and revolt, calls-upon them to revenge this insult in blood, a•ntells them that whether the assailants or the assailed, that till the Allied Army, formed of extraordinary elements, be annihilated, or shall lave evacuated the territory of the Emperor, there can be no repose for them. • :Li VRENeII trt./Klrl. - • March Ottee4 of awn * and , ther.ittst for the intervva...— , own-guard. deputation is come here to request a sufficient garri son:- ,We hear that General Marant carried awe the Mayor end the. itecaitV.(ti. the ,Depattetent ) hostages for theroutributiouL 4 .1 4 - Ir‘• . 4( ' PNDON GAZE7 I 7I4 4XTRAORDINAts; :14" *Mt 11)APAILTM ENT.. Doronixtignitly illtarcli 22, Diliptitchiv,- of whicblisi*fnwiag nye EirrniiLimire been 'tilts Jai; rereivial, aribiained ea Earl Battuost,4ylbe Mar quis of Wellington, dated. Aire, lath and 141 b Mirelf, 1814. . • Aire. tdeiteh 19,1814. The excessive bad weather and violest fall of rain,. in the heghtukug9t siOnlintA, having swelled, to an extraordinary degrnettlitke rivers,. and retuteved ditT!rultioniktettiaint to !glair thg . uumerous,b44,44, which the enemy had aestToYed in their retreat„ and, the different parts of thetatmy being withopAptnginot:j ideation with each other , I was obliged to halt. •)•7 Tim enemy retired after the a ffair_with,Lltittertant• General Sir Rowland Kill on td, Ity...hoth'banly of the Adour towards Tarbes, probably with 'a. eiewj to be joined by the detachments from -fliarstial,suf • allet ° 6 ermy, which left Catalonia Laths lat<t week,itf i ' Cr. in the .Mean. time I sent, oaFtlM .7th, t'd meat, under Major-Gestend Fene, to. takfv.l Sion of Pan ; and another or the ftthir ander 'Mar shal Sir William totrasford, to take pcissessieo of Boordeaux. '• ' -..• • I have the pleasure to inform yew , Lordship, teat the Marshal arrived therelesterday:(tite small, force ' which was there baling in the preceding eveuing te tired across the. Garonne), 'and that this imporMet city is in our posseseibn. _ e.r.J +,.;; • • • 1)111 li PAPERS. IVIPArt en It .-A t he Swedish Gisvern Or- General of Norway, Count Von Essen, has entered that cebritrr; at the head of 15,000 men :take pessessitot of his Government. The Dan'osk t Goier: oar. of .K,ouingswittger, frederiekshr(ll, Fredelickl stadt, and Aggerhuus, wish to delay the delirerlogef them ur> ; Prince Christian also 011 reeiains in that country, where.soino malcontents appear desirous of mitine dlourhanees: • • ' 'Cassel.. M / Prictt 5.--41 e. whole Arrny , rorpi• ild :General Tayenzieit• is expected in ..this . neigitbottski hood. Sony Prussian infantry and carat ire already. entdred our: town from the iicinitfiddlliik; dehurg. , The • third column of the Hessian army-corps, :more than nine thousand strong, under the personal command of the Electoral Prince, has this day broken up to take the field. The different batta pens defiled in front of the palace, and in presence of the Electoral Princess and her illustrious family. The head.querteis are this day at Wah - ern. URI-MILLS, M taro 11.—Two days ago arrived here, a large train of artillery and ammunition from Holland, by way of Kempen, Aarschot, and Lou veins., which forthwith proceeded for Tourney. We are in momentary etpectatton of the arrival of a corps of 10,000 men, belonging to the army of the Crown Prince of Sweden, which yesterday reached Lour:title. • BEnt.re, %tent R...-Arcording to an official re-1, .A ire, Ms rivals arch 14. port ttaostaitterl to the Military Government of this ' s. enclose Marshal ..Sir William Beresford' p district, by General Hinrichs, commanding the letter to nu, written.. after his arrival at Bour eaux, blockading coops before Custrin, and dated the s th from. which you will see that the Mayor and people inst. that fortre•A has capitulated. The garri<ou are of the town hare adopted' the white cockade, awl de, poisoners of war, and remain till farther orders oil dared for the House of Bourbon. • • Oder. Marshal Sir W. Beresford's privete letter, to . the right Batik of the which Lord' Wellingtor.'s dispatch refers, is , dated 04.10. c, blAncu 1. — Thee corps of Baden., typo" amounting to. 15,000 Infantry and .9..000 iravairy, ll,tourtkaux,l2th March, 181 4. • with twenty Owes of catision t has broke. up.'frettn It states, in substance, that he entered the city en; substance , the vicinity of. Strasburg , to 'join the ,Grand day. That he was met a short distance Wird Army. tt will be replaced en the Rhine by other; the town; •hy 'the civil authorities. and population of fhe place; - ind was received in the city with every demonstration of joy. The magistrates and the city guards, took off the eagles and other badges, and spontaneously iubstis tuted the white cockade, which had been adopted universally by the people of Bourdeauz. . Eighty-four pieces of cannon were foiled in the City ; and an hundred boxes of secreted arms had ,been produced already., . Lieutenant-General Don Manuel Frere joittat( the army. this day, with that. part of the 4th army,' under his immediate comtand, and I expec.t il t.44 . l Major-General Ponsonby's brigade of 'cattalrf7etilio join to-morrow. . : 4,7 I learn from Major-General Faue, who commands. Lieut.-Gen. Sir• Rowland Hitl's out...posts* that ith.e.i enemy have this day collected a considerable force jusd the neighbourhood of Couchez, and I therefore cunf elude that they have been joined by the detachment. of the army of .Catalonia, which, it is reported, amounts to 10,000 men. • - Nothing important has occurred .at the blockade of Bayonne, or in Catatonia, since I addressed your. Lordship last. • .• • troops. • I 'AVIAN Tif.4 Mmtor I.—Several French Irstnges I Wave pasqed tiorougn here: among others, the Maya, ors of Macon and Wien's, and some periodos who. Isere placed under confinement at Geneva. The Austrians are strengthening Port Jou'. A. courier, who passed through here last night, hps an nounced the approach of 10,000 troops, who are earning by .way of Berne. LIEU?: MARCH 10.-.-111% Royal ,Highness the Crown Prince of Sweden is +tilt in this city. GENEVA, FEB. 2S.—Yesterday orders were given to break down the bridges over the Arve. The enemy attacked the Austrians to-day, at Lan derey, two leagues from hence,•on the road to Anne cy. The enemy v.as repulsed with loss. MARCH I.—Si!ice the affair of the '27th, in which the enemy suffered considerably, they have retired Usses. The enemy's column of eight or ten thousand, which broke up from Pont d'Ain towards Nantua, hiving left sore hundred then in the latter town, has taken the mid to Macon, to oppose the Allies, ei:o continue their operations on both sides of the Saone. M.Anett 9..—Yesterday there was another action, near the villages of St. Julien, Terniers, and Chab louse, two leagues off: 250 French prisoners were brought in. Many labourers are employed in strengthening our fortifications. All is herein mo tion. The to.wet ekelorrel ore state of sirge; GZ nerd Bubita expects reinforcements Every diy. M RCII. 3.—This morning we hear* heavy can nonade ; every thing shows - there is a battle very near In. News received this afternoon say, it is between Meyrits and Verney. The particulars are not yet LAus %Nye, 11 ARcu 4.—Yesterday there was an eneugetnent near Berney, of which the result isnot known. The girsgoons of Lichtenstein attacked three times. The gates of Geneva are shut. A sreat quantity of horses, baggage-waggons of every 4leseription, end also some detachments of revelry, are passing without intermission through this Own : they belong to the Austrian army, are come from herne, and are going to Genera. Yesterday 100 artinerymen passed through,• post,. to joie Count Bubna. BRUiSILS,III,sacu Is.—The French General :Ha rald, who commands ht Ostend, having learnt that the Allies had in Bruges only 80 infantry, and 16, horse, sallied out with 'ZOO men towards Bruges, which the small garrison left on the news of his ap proaeh. When the French came before the gates, they found them open, awl entered the city without any appositioa.. Notwithstanding this, the French, ts . ithoulthe mistiest provocation, began to fire from ueveral holitzer's Which they had brought with them, n hereby many inhabitants were killed; and several N4VAL INTELLIGENCE. MACK 2 1 1.-..0101e (lowa from the River Voo Yorrk i nod the Charlotte, fur with his htnjessis ship* as per hut. hid sped. the Hoe? was 'published in the manner, the brings an account of the Glenne; ' the entrance of Pviratotrm. Mimeo 21.—Arrtved the flrutmaramport. sail of t . ninitarts, heiag last Gear Bt. Jeth 7A I and de- i P "'"g" ' wing. This fr snip 01 a beau sialjo Waled ot 1i . W.—wine the 'P eele r' French • . *."'' - -- • - - - national brig ot. war. 18 gam, and - of the Adeer, inky be attended With important . his maies ,,,. ship 464 - _,ii iiitd -' isi .t iiireire eoneeluenees at, , tilt Oriticti juncture . The most i o f war , from a cruise; Lynr, and Orestes, furious trumpeter of kke,,xer-faction, the Times, from Solo ;.(loorttantguitrittig, (nowt ditto • 'has, hower, drawn a event te - sloe from it,- which is [of war, front is cru . .4-9taietl the SYraelle frigate, neither logical nor just, though perfectly. 'con- of France. • ." - ::1 , : . listed with the aberrations .of his mad and I 1 war, _ from Plymo ewer mourn, ni ters 23.•r•-Arrive the Quistoiic brain. Ile ,attempf.e, in fact, to itichiai 1 , • - . , uth. • the l -major lathe minorjor.lasta#4 - thi question upon —_,...... Ithe fsliomiug false preiniseesiorellloed CesmaaaAsii ;FA Ltlplltii• Illascri 20.: -Arrive i the has been accredited to treat with, Bo'NAes tt.TE I Ili 0,45;2.! Packet, with a Mail from Parma lathe scrota of France. Am soon as another person ap. -,; ern ChArlotte packet, from ditto, with a Mat t pears, in whom that character is recognised ..by any on Mewenger or 0 (firer none over to the considerable portion'of the French 'papulation, the . but her Captain (W b i l e) halo ,set air express Di:patches ... , stud to be of itnportaac!.--.P. kOSilleaS of the negotiator ought, iiiill'iesistin,"to be w t riting Je th o e n ab de o ll I nn fi rl ov O e the le r s' p ri a lt rts .tha ttr il lir el: i e" . 01preftded. *Will Lord "Casr.racAon . take, upon ~ 'tin:self to,peottostnee Leafs XVIII. an Usurper, la St . i boorhod, on the tat Instant ; amour the* 1100 all the itnesbiteete, of, Gascony (besides 00.07 w i ia _ G s.. k • • - . -TAFT etch, rree *red ; Fee l ro w csands in LUeraine, Allen, Borgendyotedirrafteite I Al p , e„Oti, i•,,,,,, i si e:..44 funimit , t -; I Corote, , who acknowledge his 'authority) . 'rebels 1 ifieloti iteimaiitehwisetes lee, tint aiteht ! afd . treitottf'— = This'iB entailing, if . 'sallt Via 1 C it,--cce-w--aalted I BY.- crew ervaiii .ll 4 • 410•44/144.e*t101 I tite t ti°e ; ' fait 1110iteiiiiii 'Odic. 1 crew saved; FW, mew ioy he htlipted Id ..,01 decia4 1 ,_,. i.'onlii`. lour of •: Ste illi IkkieWe's' brig crew soppoied fir . aitabliti ClUtker, *Si& iaii#, * . i t o i m i oNs, b y the people of • Bo O4 O OO K - '' ii we • :1414.wer10 Vlore, nrrivetl , 7nfe out at pneaeit7,„, 7 ~ . 0 • - ' - 00!",,t.Mut put hag , th e opposite scale, the,,lnaleat. , i ,; . - perfect silence of smarty • the • whole population of •• - -- ' - I_'" ' - •*•:••A Dutch Mail arrived last nighties Fgapoz4 whose te rs iiiidir, in pal, have bees uceetiied ttittts wilt be found some interesting 1 by:the Allies mere - thith,tWe monthi. If Sle 401,14 i thtvlate unsuccessful incursion of _of the ! Bruges; ana .0 the operations its the' `'consider the absolute (astute •Of the attempt miied .4., „i , .r. • - 0 ... . to • - -. • 44sf l taeneve.. ,Reinforcements for the 1., . _armies, o catch to arm,. a t h e adm itted •_i • - a Iletteg:til 'bf the rrtech arm i es, we j o in . eseuk ~_ i oetirtne atmoet deity to enter Franc.. ; sn., Witb i *lithe ertlitilittliee4Sivit .itoimd - NO E. 11 thi 10th Inst.— Thi fortiesi.4-1 „this Dodor Panglos, whether the occupation of Itour. I so bite a i • I dosiii;* lite be•looked upon as a substitute for, end t itapiteleted the beginning of ihwpreeeviesnionts tantemoint to the possession of Paris? The argusiiit 1; It is clOOdently stated that itafrov i e l l li 2 itb Often urged , of • the French being under sell4ltfart has re . entered into betwesiti4' .- ~ I, 'Retina l and England, fOr* twenty yea: - 'despotism Sid •therefore, not at liberty to speak their ' 1 . .. s ~ ; - film High contracting Powers hied theme" minds, has leema eery properly abeedepod,'seeing that .! , }the event' of a Treaty of Peace • amongst a 11°0 2611.9 n of nearly, thirty `millions of-t preserve the haititiee - er tiniv4 in j amas ' • bUt little More then:46o,ooa have declered 'protect each other in their territo r•ivi'fineur of the . Ilotiitaom *faintly. There are ob- I which at such pOace ma) ; 0! ligtilff . ' .! 7 siroita reasons for the part. which has been taken by i each Power; and for the purlio.ve.P(, the High .Contineting Paetiej tii'dit • af lieus. deux, besides that of affection for the; same, Y nefit bind therbgetres,' ;alit. hilted' • lily-and white cockade. The people of Bourdeatuti ready te take the field 1-50;i4C1. nse'is are the most mercantile of any in France ; them are or i g i na ll y from Great Britain, 11'44'7.4 the deg i given term,; England . to assist the 1- iit poseible; with fire millions of . an t .....,. ........ scendants of Irish, Scotch, and English; Befoie - the . Yesterday Lords so..inuesi sted I. war their dealings were 'very considerable With: the audie nc e s of ,the Paixa REGENT at Mother country ; they hale suffered much 11.4 tlyr: . Ten thousand stand of arms, : and three ... loss of this trade, and it is perfectly natural that thip hell cariridgei, wi N ewtrriq quantity shout(' embrace the first, opportunity of reviving kJ • from the depot at Peewee Dock, e kin ,eieelt for the use of . fittet :lY,cr.trit 1 M ercanti l e . m ew se ldom. . trouble th e mselves '• r .. . . Letters from flourilealti see a, 44 modern or Indent dynasties, and theories of Govern- li v i ng in the mist p it le. -4, . sp),Rote Mont.' They are the humble servants of those who i say th a t ' the y drink. • OS.: *Mit I win . ' promote their *views of profit, :sod would I bottle. .- ... .... ,' .r,-.: The Lyra brig arrived on Sunday 1 24.iosni • trunsfer their forrlty as their • cargoes •' • "their Politics ire' iseithnietical and the Exchange is. from Passages; W? rigre to ! eirti ' muse also shipping Mid suffered greatly in the 1 their oPia„ Ut . ' Rbe seen, that after the ! . flay of "Biscay. The Gleaner ketch, passage of the Adder, and the 'successful advance of find, is amoug the number, .She tom 1, Lerd - Wit.envetelt, the exposed state of Bourdeana anchor, end moat 'of hercrew perished. 1 left the people at the mercy .of the Conqueror.. .--• . Mr. Cettnii,"late Master of the IThey, therefore, prudently made the best terms land, expects to be reureed.lo Parliament they could 'frith hiin for the safety of their persons, close of the present Se ssion. . .... and thesecu'rity el their property. In these circum. . The Lady Pelham acket has hoot Madeira and the Itraz Y . thilett Bahia stances there is nothing very surprising in the Mayer- 'Dec. and Rio on the 9t lie. .. and principal inhabitants acting so conspicessee a ,:. The Torridge and Quit Egailleigh , pars, and influencing of course the lower orders ent:Militio, commanded by Lim* R. 9; of the ,people. _ There is nothing, in fact, con. ~ oilers to march to Plymouth to ii ;tut.,, had on th i ir - i i iin k; t hl ai elusive- to' be drawn from professions of attach . . Re ,:f ee ,,, regiments are t o j a ibi r r i t ment under circumstances of apprehended dee- . The new doeklard fernitel , at. pr ; there are many ways of driving a bargain, -thetharbour of Minim', with Ogee'. and the merchants of ..Plourdisiut may h+lye adopt. the. kingdom ; the ground at present . ed the expedient _Of Petting ,•n their best-nay that purpose comprises nearly t9O acres.. four, a frigate, and a sloop ot WA' tared looks and holding forth their loyal effusions to iefermNl ' are ordered to he laid do effect their purpose. his natural for•the War-Fac• The extreme scarcity of ,coals ii , nett to he plated with the capture of Bonraeaea and. ports of the kitTiom, arises from i the proclaiming of Louts XVIII: but they may do employed in the coat trade being,at well to set some reasonable boundsio their rejoicing, at high tonnage prices under the T lest* the cup . of gladness should be dashed from their . lips when they are prepared to swallow it. • The a F re loyal conduct, as it is called by some persons, of. sloe y us i b l o te n If ,t o . o a p s , ta ß k o ef u l e n E: S m ie o s t y ile f vi rot n e st, nch privateer;. five other pri , •• . . 1 - ' ' - ideret the inhabitants of Bourdeaux ,CallqQt _ influence.. --girerferrervess.z- . 6sterdaf ii 'Coe; enk Pe iiiieraiiitisftlin'tbi the French nation, the hulk wah. die lt at Guildhall at which the... 1.0. *ft if whom are determined to resist the old dynnsty..-:- .el Nor is the possessiou of Bourdeaux likely to impede , there being present 19,Aldermin Viet Oficers.--The Court. ordered; lifshOo Of Ell, and the Rev. Mr. I Ole progress of the ' negoeletieel at Chatillon, the de a i on ' nf e t :itb no s sl tie requested 1 final result of which may be expected to terminate Spif a l Sermons on Fester Monday .immediately in a general peace. , . Chilli thartts, in 'Newgete-street, French Papers to the 20th instant were received voiharii !f ! ChN.4. :llo, Prol. --, Soverin admitted antieworn and several; Coal this morning, the centents.of which are not of much . cens . ed . .. . I Mr. were Thom as licensed . .- Wadi importance.—They.are quite silent upon the subject g'eosi arthe tOmpteri, in the ramie of Bourdeasx being in `possession of our army, and Hodgson, dereased.—Messrs. P , mereljr,rilite some military operations of no great i,nhig - , were appointed 'Coal Met moment. The negotiations at Chntillon are palmed ' l'afta.r, were litipoittleil Corn M i,,. Rolls, Smart, . Aildiss,, overin silence.—We underatifed Paris Papers have Parke • severally sworn Iteto ()Mee for foal . , just been received, 'one day la4er than the above, but the City, in cast they should So li4 thr 7 y are reported ;to be equally barren. of intellia hereof the Court of Common Council Bence. 1500 ounces of gold was sworu ti riot's to exportation. - The nine principal convicts, whose genies, &c. who are now in Nene' ofesath, were not reported;te the . Camel% on,Saturday, but are to, be Hoye' Higheeis et another Conistilt ti . ..We axe glad to find that the pnepotterre (ion of Mad Bess into the retreseetto" a piece •of mummers that woss4l',l44e born" is not to be repeated. Accounts, we. undeistend, have been received from France, notwithstanding all the vigilance of the Government, stating that from Paris and , ether places which were likely to be tigited by the Aped Armies, property to a great amount, consist. tug of plate, jewels, moneyi pictures, and other port ' able aftictes, had been retadved to Brest, which pat Coriiidered`the only depot that would be perfectly,. (secure. ... . . . . , ._____ _ tritE STATESMA.N. • ..: _ ... v houses damaged. Meanwhile peueral Marta de. ‘ snottnted,the White ,Cockade, and loudly manded a contrlkutiou Of koo,goo. francs to be. 1011) tamouldil*cliard their desire to4upport in two hofirs;,imilliearing that ib• Attlee, Ctraielr- ' so f loviooi. • . , ably ; reinforced, kVato advancini„ hastily left the 'l if : • __-- - , tore, 'without 'avelmig 'for the payment 4# oo 1110. -' I Gazette Extraordinary was' Vublisl ney. The peOple, inCenseei at the infamous ' conduct evening, Which states, in a very Condie a of the French, fell on their rear, and took sontepri- theft ...6 170 operatloat at tha,asay previous to the sneers, why fell-a sacrifice to their rage; fell on the houses i f some favourers 91 the Frew , Marshals v,, into liourOsex and plundered them , ana would have proceededlar: scribes hli reception as very flatten thee het for the htterPositlutt or the Ipnvn.guart44 7, A event, thoagh • not unexpected, after t . , . ' •f, . , *:...-tr-,.....4. , ... p...- . . ;,,. maa allow MOP :N(E. to River the Groh OS ~........ 1 and rends Cbt 31 °Y. *as ruin tramtpnrt, frion ' pa i lm ex ketch, and photo ' . Patt de Luz on'tar $ I est . 1 'time to L'Airksge r i Bigh t , d 46 men, rim , tn regret' rent., and Aril iiti; had e ai, with &Iv ,!..iim : receil 1 : and Nesto r .11 1 ; hn PP'. frigate, for the road Intl 01 serf. tioita Ile *RAP OneP se ) ' f9 " T ' l tsr, A. tile , I 3 .1 Priarea Liir ihr4b Rep Mail, in three daps,: l4) 1114 days} tord the p t i o .. . " ' t*nna .. fert rO Prineew tharintte, 1 i cpuld rs• for Lomloor, vita ishicl '. ti. 19 P.M. flier/ of th *, trot vessels were „ • tegett • e . orisl is shot neigh. . twi g . fl are thy. foHowia t , '; admit roward.rk ; Prier* 1 .:went '' kare tritosports;-. sgpp nit f Dperiss rated 1 ,: Stand b o asseaiLsosssi I 11, Sew hill`-The essstoy sc. not d iidd-iim herafiskii . • la ares. . .... s • .. does Pitnong onr 016 . wee ing particulars of , 2 _ 4.0 ' r the enemy to fi'De th to neighbourhood t • " I R° be Allied ArMits 1 1 :!'" nee ;_hot w, .04d am * . Al ia ti-° : I;aaguoate: a t .. ;4411 2 nen PIM • years, by which, • . . t 4 themtelye, in, 4. • it fli with Franee, fe; ' mi i, torepe s end kt. s heet "el l/rial P alW i l ti ntf 4 • , steel 4 t ki 041#1 1r :: ' ,c ' inv C c aerariteeisc the ''' es on. the Centj. , thou uppo *;to WA '- . , • he lc to each% .wilkta a fatht Anifs,.ips 3 ,fi ii A , the a toner. its h I Ltit lIPOnV hail t , , ama t Carlton llouge. ' hero t 1 three millions at' , 14 'milt} , of ;19thing, iioni clt, were ghlppolt ' Air I it [WWI Ws armi. ". also it our troops tea • . corn{ At litierf. . Thar - steal Snit it 944. pet : gigai '.: kr.' . • ' ' • Was dif 'lit Plyereeilt, , socc if by her, that oar ; the 4 to lit* gales in the and 1, Iva are sarry to, , T pandered tbiteSt ;••. wen (shed. ' . • . i t, , he Rolls in lti* liantent behmo tkik • ' iOnght Mans Coo. t Bahia en thallig - ... 0., ti r • h regiments of Lo. kot.t.e ) are under ' 12 .1 titre the ganbow c Smith Devon end d es for Ireland. • Peter Cliesch, its ' • * ai lire as tufty in t lit at ;na rked out fat accts., A ancenty, 1 A sr, *e have been 1 •he nein immediately. 'r. •. i in the leveret Out' • it the vessel.; usually r . 9 t this time retained SIMI 'ransport fiord. * e h I St. Mll2l S l sy.4s • lnts it, neeeCatats,lo, • ' i,iims rrivatters ware tn. - ; #l, T o j Ccia)Vrialetemr ' na the.liorA Mayor ii kldermen and the 4 e , edi that the ford ' ill r. Hodgson, Arch- - 6 ted to preach the 1 i t r and 'rueaday, at ~ , c et, before the go- to ?ral f3rnkers were a.irer Coal. tiodertakers ' r oat .:, dst was elected Sera oil iom ;if Mr. Laike 0 l''ric.e Cmsk v and . bei . t „ „ a 'tern, sus ases."4 it, • Pownstl, • and ' 7 Meters; sod sere ' . cr , • _ r,, years, in trust tor at ongcominue Merry. I ',tell. Vples Ms of to is foreign pre- ' , '.) bet al hose crimes are for- I. ii gatemndpr sentence i t .PitAgE asceNT in' 3'' ',be:reported to his e , bit iltt's Saturtiay. , a T. Z . posterous Int roi a:- -; , eptation of lione:tt; • 4. lali disgratd.* . . , - ' • I ,:: ' ' •:,'. ...,.., t:','_',•'• rti.. .. . 1 k ), , 1 ~ .... 4,, ‘ N PUCKA)! STOCKS MIR Bank 9 per Cent. Red. 9 per Cent. Coro. 7tria • I per GIBS. 5 per Cent. Nary Uing. Ann. OAT AT '<MK trCLueh. Indiolimb 9 10 p S /UM Exche q nts 3 - 0 oh „.: . i (imnium 26Iii p ....., v. Pay ditto 111!i .Capsols fur. Acct. fla '‘i • THE STATESMAN. LONDON: WEDNESDAT, MARCH 230 3 814 / • \' We announced yesterday, is oar kg IseOreision, the arrival of a messenger from Lord WELLINGTON, and subsequently published, in a Second Edition, Am following Government Bulletin, conveying the im portant intelligence that a ..divhion of Lord Was,- LINGTONIS army, under the command of Marshal BERT.SFORD, entered Bourdeaux on the 12th inst. : WAR DEPARTMENT. Daroniag-street, March 22. • Dispatches have been received from Lord WEL• LINGTON, dated Aire, 14th instant. The uncommonly severe rains, and the movements of SOULVS army towards Tarbes, had induced Lord Wr i LLINGTON to halt the main body of the Allied Forces, between Pau (which is occupied by, a part of Sir R. limes Corps) and Aire; but 11' Lordship detached a body of troops under Mars hal EIERESFORI) to. Bourdeaux t which city , ire entered upon the 12th inst. The Allied troops were received with every ex pression of joy and attachment. The insignia of the existing Government were torn dtiwn by the iuhabitan ts, who univetrally An. Malls. : ' I)ie O O . Heligoland o d • ••4 'I IHolland • 6 , 0 ... Malta • 0 . 2 . 6 .... Friar • 0 .•