The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-25 00:00:00

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A-eit, ye. M. Price, 4 , .—Lower Geliery,.9,i..l Second Price, Is.—Lipper Gallery, 14. ; rte's - "ra.l 41*s b•rti. DIST* (N tl RONAN Y.. • t . ,ALBOUT eigbt lyetata ago tilt oolousitiasettstiotted , by the war in different trams of Gossissiny rave rise to a Sultoer'poituo, and the form:dint) .fn Co m mittee in c o ndom, to rev the dilil tihes on the Continent. ..,.. : By the retterotiq of the British Pnbiie, the tom Of nearly' !..0, 1, 001. • w am . retained i, -Whit* mown ed vositi nailed fronW flisiMpt - fortuity of want • but sr no peried since the existenee ofliris Committee. has ;he !Al'- of . 'errs kind of 11111,4 TV been so &rens. - lir the 114Intry 10 which tapir At tent ion was first directed t whet,. 4he many sal guinurs hatt,r4 fontht in Silesia, Lusatia, Br ! heroin. Saxon), Brasuiroburals, and other tittrjg, is tveentsitod upon' the pearedhie Inhabit:nn s. sufferings almost unexampled in the nottolit of hinter. The Gm autitu-r are anxious tolatisrmot l 1 upon the minds of their essuatrymen, (tint is untieipottion'uf llei. I 1 tish support. they hate remitted to different plutr.stielrlY • i to the amount of sitar 404)001. Amount atrigtoty adverri.rtl le%) 749 16 I 1 I sVaiattimrtOsts stacE RECIIIWSD. _ _ , The Cluntrel tor. Ma*. ter;., amt Sclrektrs. of the Univenit) of • o‘for4,l seo3 0 J. 111. itaikes. Riq. bu 0 J. H. jun. ip gol.l 3 .9 'Mears. • firornwand, C4,‘",, :lad C... • 100 0 blets". fl.tritard. blutittale, St • Maw dale 100 0 Th ouvi s Watron, EN., 5 0 A Ft irotl, by T. Fel. latt, I.t . iq. Rev. Watts' Wiliam n. Holton Rer.l. Aspland,Catm-, bride. "Rev. (1: Al-Hutch Wr_ , Laddllies. Evq. P. C , oespigov, Esq. 11r. Jolon Smith 580th, Devab. Smith, told 'Gray 50 0 Mr. :C. , Nen!e 5 5 li .Henry Fletcher & Soo 31 10 IL E. 1 ti Capt. Vaesittart, R. N. 10 0 W. Trigio,'Esq. Bristol 541 0 i MOW Wooibill. Big. 3 2 i Mrs. ?Amman 5 5 1 0 3 3 ' David Leoer £2 2 . 1 Sir Win. Mol3ley; Mitt, 5 0 Res. IL. Johnton Rouge and Co. it* -0 / Snout vlat Co. - 100 i Maguire, Owen- • -`•iffr If. 14Ingion 2' S. 1.. ItolOo.an , Esq. 10 10. Dirt* for a Friend 1 I • James Walt, Eiti. 50 0 Mr. Howe 2 2 Meit.tr. Rogers k Ca. ' for W. Boner ' 2 0 Da. for C. B. Weymonth 2 0 Rev. J. Clayton and ~ Conxregaiion, Clop . unmade-street 100 17 1 James Hall .10 10 , henry Taupe 5 0 J. H. Green 25 • J. Green, sen. and Co. 95 0 i 1 Thossies• Ryder SO' 0 Greenwood and Son 30 , 0' I 'site,. Mr. 'March * 0 r r M. tl. • l' 0 I Haring, Br 411.4.& Co, lii. 0 fJos. Wilson, Esq. - SO. 0 Wrkaa, Aga sir, tt Co. 1113. 0 Via. Th.mtpson, E . . 10 10 James Pipe. , F.A. I . 0 Alexander M'Keozie IQ 0. 2 0 2 • 2 5 0 5 0 5 0 . • . . . On Itissday v the hrittlitiamfAew4H be pnotished, the' Third .Ntiusbrr. price 40. lidepo be mattinued regularly un.the Id of every .Month.), of THE It LI ECTEDTEI F. ATRE ; or, a Collection of Dlalirla which hwyt biro offered for Representation, but derlifted - by The Managers of the'Playhouses. Contents t--Iltentiora, a Tnsgedy.—The Wurd of Honour, a --Gonted)...—The Bandit. tan °pyre. -Pnblistieti by H:(.:lllbuirn, bo, c.nduit-ortot ; and gold also by G. and J. Hilltiasson,ls. Paternoster-row, London; G. Gul.•, die, Etitaboygh c and J. Ciussnoig, Dublin. Of *lions and till Booksellers inav be sal, The First and *rand fLutabers of tbis Mork, tontainin Jog. a ll. en hn .TY Driwer Cooper 3, 1 0 10 .Whitfield 13 10 View of - the present State of the English -Stage.--Tho . U R. ylgors. Greet- Witness. a Trogedy.---Intrigurs of 11 - I)ay, a 'Comedy.— *, , ... he The Watch Douse, a Yaws .— The Prophetess, .a Tragedy.— ip l i; e ';," The &I a^ittie trade. a.Coitteily.—VoiCh Piece is accompanied with . •" H. • atiticol emataiti by the Editor. ,for .toter Playi intended for in. .. - 'ilk 6 ° 09 . 410h h l ne ' Serin) fere-to be addressed (tree of expcnce) to the Publisher, Hill-.,nil 00. . . . . I Lives .LOl. ('. Fraser . 10 10 On Irtiesileyi•lisalte of Mai*, will be published, the Second t 1 , 3 ,.. pr' vv . rerangtea • * . 6 •... Hamner. rite's. of • T. Mr.. ••17 10 rrffg • NEW 'MONTHLY' MAONZINE..:--- 1 Jame; 'ilia re 11 0 Al' Etehltkve 4f the Innings nebite.Deportzieuts iyhtch difs- 4 .• Uavisoe, Noel, Temp- ' - ~ 'dist/Many embraces, the original coMmunications in this...l4ltn- i L. tar, and Cu. 100 0 ' her tomprise interesting Papers on the billow log itibjecli*r—On . Geo.. Lccey'..r, Earle 11. the patroongs of the ArJa er •Ecrksisstical 1./iscipline.-i-Grene. J. Ganniugh.tm V V . Pubic Bitildings,—Comparatire value of COll4.—Osiginal .J. Gunniti;zittim, lull. 9 2 Letts" of i iiitnite•-riOn iteligieus•Liberty. i itatiquarino 1 1 / 4 - The ; Nisi Guinlinhalas I 2 . zatlox.—NlNti.ematiefil 'Weiters.—Con for the God.— . Art d. K. W. .0 • 3 rising Mr the Worl4:—Ori the character of Pliyaicinns.-I)isco. ' Thi s. I‘.. Hall. i • • le 6 its ib raiallopiph.litinar Prophecies...T.-Letters front Editt:. aftwowtod.Clk, w awl • 1 burgbist!-Flete MU.-4/tightal Letter of JLiaj Vasty' 1,.—0g, Hnountisley 100 0 { the patent Btdl fil Nome Literature.—;Reraarks on -the Subscriptions received tit the ChtSch el .Carisicherch,•lbstopshire.—On Theatrical 34111114.. vent; Lloyd's Coffer-horiset St tiont.-31.11toirs of Sir Daltrey Xneller, &e. &c.. . . 1 *suitors In Town and Country. rtibbsbed by H. 'Consent, 50, Conduit-street, Ltindmo, to • . whose care Communicatiton for the Editor are regtherred to be aditeessed.(free et postage); sold also hy G. and J. Robinson, S 5 Pateraso.ter..row s C. Golilie, Edinburgh; J. Camming, Dublin; and 'hay Kir bad, if ordered, of every Postmaster, Bookbrner, andlirtilinia, in the United Kingdom. 5 0 11 Secretaries. L K. I K L I.I.WH AR W TI A N IL , S ? Rae Imo published. Vobitae foolscap Br®. •price le. Cvd. hoards. I.lt PROTEUS. A Satirical Bailed. lit P. M. O'DOICOV AN, E.q. Sieved. *.I Pretespoltdropun. if 4AI silteM .Printed•fneT. linolthnn), jun. and E. T. Hooltham, 15. Old flad-street. ree Of ',bum way be had, I . atthr pablisbed t inune vnl. royal 121s11r. • MONEY. ONE HUNDRED TI1017811 1 11) 'POUNDS. • .1310itNSBY and Co. had the singular pleasure of ta~tiag to the Polllie the above:Amount in the loot Two Smith loitteries, and they make no doubt, but they shall .ilis tribute :Fortune\ favour: in those•wh,) Itonour thew witalheir co -Intuals ,Its the ple-ent Lottery, to be drawn NEXT FRI.' Ott,. HOR NQBY awt. Co.. have pn Snle a nhoice selection pita' Prizes in Tickets and Share., at their OW Establirbed Mire, 4/6, C,nrsiltill, where all business in the Funds is transact ..it with fidelity and d6patch. Niro fib :811. hu-1416 • 1 ..A PICTUR V sof St)t* I ETV I or I h.. Aii•anitsrajoirt. I A1 , ..0, lIIEMOIRS ur PRIINICI: •ALPXY II Al AI ATllrrq ! inwlsetel from She mvaistat :Lasio thlSi. molar the imam.- i Mate in-pert" .f the Pristce. ti; Jitba Brow., E.N. Mt ode . ; volliiikso. iori4e 5.. 061. h o ods, i . . _ MATRIMONIAL FELIGITY. . . IIIijESSRA. GOSS abd Co. as tvgitariklembers •of ~orlik :the Royal t Sategr of Surgeons • in-Loadmi,•ineve MAI. lim%ty devoted their otieution for the tot li tears to the sto4o of Aiia.e Disorders which so frequ.-roty.mitiitter;And tati SOW,' prevent, that thottimaltie blessieg—Nlut4imitninl Feiicity. The many applications they have hitherto rre. ivell (non pastor' of the fist stintinction, and the uatiforin come-s eteniting their sr. perior mode of treatment in twirls r4vspliti.t 4i iwiturr them thus publicly t . offer their n,wistonee, i % iill rues of itehilit y or de. theioutry, whether xestaltiog finis the thofeesiuency of partteis paling iii the gaieties of fashionaide life, ilie untmonded iialtil wore of lifsetrionem, or a secret soOltary Smith, which weakens .the ...mew of %Ur .iniud, and A:strio34 the 11 , wer of tooth, by prodoeiug sterility in the one set, and impotelice to ilig other, 'broil/re a maenad permanent cure. To those oho. from soca c plaints are prevented en tering lido the married state, and :armored to seek relief, Imola noes - their infirmities in silence, xi 100.5 en...C.S.solilez iil. know, however ditfirult or isieffectual the cure mit he deemed by *Ace Pratt ittontra, that by a renovating a oi•inftilihle oalethed t hey illlky he restored ton souml non yig.onoisentatitosion.„ . A Certain Disorder, fsequeolly contracted iii it MO *cat iii issdieretiou, and every sperief of %tenfold Infrothini..fiy a mflil and miter -foiling mode of tie%iiiimiit, is kat-414 y and la di,ssit.s.rieno.veri,, without restraint in dirt is,. e refrio 5 n sions, STRIL,CITIJILISS of the Urethra ati4 tams, it Welt tlrsy are rillibli-d to cure in a slots period, without !invite+ recourse to the. painfolly dangerous eferts of the cousiir4 swfcrskties of Waco ciao be given to several gentlemen of High re-p4ctoihilitt. Who have hems cured in a very short period, after having h.+ bowed soder sti'ciares for mail) years. • f o •Sl a rried Females. whnoe etpecnitio o t of th • iFe fender GREY HAUL—aim WHIS KERS • i pledges of comoshiiit ha s have been defeated, it isoetitSu ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE is Warranted he is pleasing reflection to knows, that by a proper per6elft•inace pea . city ii;soceni sad salu b r i ous ~,,.,h, /bi t . , an d b e i,, g intheir remedies, the getter:4 health is tell .vaned, and tire sin rewired of Vegetable.iogredienta.. is free from those corrosive ;Pc 1. „sews 7° l ' ll °l. _ ... qualities which 'post Dyes vossesse.. By the most Silflple. ilfis.. : Gus and Co . exciesiyeiv pro y e , s t os tLe coin of tbme particular complaint-, in onto . that they miy not he martod rfill. itehangni Red or Gsey Hair to an Auburn or beantiial ° let Black. so that a Lady or Geoletnan ihay Dye limn* " b by it mistaken few, with the ohloqoy so jo-tly-titiochid to the Nair with the utmost ease. ?nil Dye is well known t, Men ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to woe. .1 Science; and generally allowed to be the 4ady innocent At- . that they have been properly eduroted and initialed itito every title Which effhttuolly changes the Hair w a permanent co- • branch of the profession (certi6entys of which. from various lour. °. huspitals, mud testimoniais'Erom the highest profetts . .1 Rothe sold in-Bottles, at " 4 . 104. 6d. and If. ls. by the Proprietor, vibes, they hove In convince any el (wirer). That a residence lames Ailtiiison. Perfumer. 49 1 Grrrardeelfeels Soho-sqoare, is the warmer brolifthere of our art - tern %snail, as well ns in Icoition ; anti ht Arpvinoneut by Messrs. Gattie and Pierre,' other parts, -enstioldens them to assert, that their researches 117, New Mind-sweet I Hasten and Blivw , Cochsour-street ; h av ing been confined to diseases already enutivraied, they holti• iniudifts agd Liaapii, rail mall i Rigor ,. b. % c imipa i i i,. ; not a certainty of oftrenention togah ns Ina labour under the Weston' and CA. Va and Low, 990, Strand t Berry. 17, ttehilitating effects a lire p wider ; torrid •mr. And further, that Mrin; had opporionities,, in I s t.ie.r profestimil ea- Cheekspe el f Balasno nod Son, 59. Fleet.street; and by Oast ?adjourn, Hair-dressen, and Medicine Venders in Town 'cit. of forming an intimate alto ~ i iiiiiiii With the roastill sad-CoatitrY. . timbal Mails of stmf ming ItPu-Dits, sail attic to them Ow brit ATKINSON'S ORIGINAL CURLING FLIIIII, i assurances of itoraediate.ief ; that the sorress rests:thw frost Vogler she i iiii nediate Patronage of the ROYAL FAMILY. , their ei•titevetel` first iodured the. . . "ft/10°14e pel.etire of the This rill ious Chemical preparation is unrivalled for pro- &nerd practitioner; and they t);, ssinw their pretensions cou• samirg the growth of be Ham, wave% big to it inch a vigour i"ilat e a lair gr"loal for rife .nopri.:c l tiesited confidence with and elasticity II to. make il keep in curl during exercise, ur ir a which they here. by the pnblir.vrerwsoi. itherallyitionirett. daop atoutiphorre. and is a moo skies svbsi i iso g,, r oil s Ti. tie consulted at thew houie daily (person/oi., or by letter Pomitunts,,fer. In dressing Ibe Hair, imparts a most reviving Pen ptli 4l ) by patient ) !if ower.ie.z , elth beefel*Yr delientlo and grander ) perfume, ant gives it a glom and fascinating up- and altrel • t ee • Patients in t he tannery are requested to slate the particular= perierince far 'wipe/int to nos . *bur ever Worn 'avant& . . ni . Price 96 6d. 66. nutl Or* aui , x ,._s„ki by acis t Pus t h e ir case, age, and manner of living, cm-Cosiness remittance and medicines and theremedles will he tyro or for advice . g Atilt 10. I to awry tart of the kingdom (• A err to et.—To prevent imposition, please to ask for*ill.s. ward'' , Y 1 • • ;el mad to. Sursgous. a &avert -street, Fleet-street. !Riotous's' t'istid, tie 1/yrt, ars ede lig Signainft en KIC IA 1 - ...... .-----." - •' • ' . Drs. 1.1,18...5. s , Ise:, littigtVl ilia it mutat be ;atonic. .., ..: ; ......';, ....4 . • . . . • 11 . 24 , •• , . the to Mit Is reteritted tit dad PS iirtitisdNlSH PA PgitS. --- :"-:',..;., 1 . • .. —40...—_ :i •. - ... I 140 of the inte ' i' • ' il r the r 1 4. if nor, rego atrnes 0., -,,o—et. atrritso OF I Hit CORTES OP mite 3ii. . a - • The icotency ; of tile kingdom' will tekt• doe o • - Mknatu, Fee. 4.—Aftet some "tontine inivinvelf . isf ihis•deeree f in order to its futfilMent'' aid bad been dispelled of, in parspance of tite.Vote of the :Ikttoble ptinted, published, and citculitta Cottee'ln' Secret Session "yesterdayi the &Rawl-lig Tertbli Regency of the kiiietein. .i;. - ' decree , Was publicly read : .• S• al, • •••••.•• • ... • : o ,p• . • ?""or , , I)ItCREE. ••• l.' ' - T he Cortex, deeituns of giving, in iletpatifinttetsii ',,T,:fl .P . APiitSs . ~. .--- , ...5ii..- - a tura ,_ . . • pa l a public , and foleien teetioicely of ..ari, HEUSOELS, FES. 9.--*--At 'eolith, , i after teentyssitt altorabk perseverance towards the enemy,- •of frank. .0f oppression and calamities' #.4er hexing., bent sine peso end. good 'finds k , ' • towavds their Allies, tend of . . beads to slavery , uncle" Aso hi* harsh and odious affeetten end Condderfee tetvards this heroic nation, as , of yokes, Wet stow w. see - • tho* '.4 • Utipilif - happiness end aIIM-torieetroe at onee, whatever snores aad stratagems ;of liberty. Tina ~billions heron which ha d 1 7 _ Nspeleon may attempt to employ in his present dif..,,' spread Itself through Europe 'like a devouring fice)ties, in order to introdooe'his• pernicious In- .torrent, and Swallotted up the bleod 'and substance :. : • iota Spain, ,to inseam; our independence, to :of every people, abandons our fertile •countries.— p , . .ratrallelleate with friendly Pewets anrl4.o4,.hit entbltitios mortal who took away .and ire SO di4ldamongthis magnanimous people ,. united 4 ., seT. - pito . ' it his irrasere l ; rho " mo cked et retigniii, 'le Aefitsee'it 'their rights, and of their legitimate and sported with the faith of • triatles • who fi lled *vertigo Pardlnand VII., hare decreed and do de. ; the world with terror. and.disrttay, seS;ererthrown cree :e. , - ! the Monstrous colossus of a . power foutitled•• On 1 4 , Conformably teithetenout of the Decree issued :usurpation an d i n e q uit y. Honour to the Mils breve M* • - Ilea by; tife.f•eenedil awl Etttadvdinary• Cortes on the I st t°ritevs who from the banks of the. And the ,!Wolga came to those' of. the Scheldt, to Conquer the of iee.lBll which shall be anew transmitted to peace and independence cif klutopelionour to 'the the. OGenerals , and Provincial Authorities, the King . ' shalt not tie acknowledged as free nor h o eq edlag) warliko eyf Germans—to the valiant Scanditipvinus—td sueb, until he shall ha g ve taken in the'bosam O, :th e .! *gee generous English , who shed , their . b lo o d for a : pose so noble, -scs -glorious t., Defenders: at ,their National . Congress the oath prescribed fr y - het . : 1/3 r . . country, conquerors of liberty; they trill' ' • gather if the Constitution. . laurels pure and without.blemishA . Their unshaken • 11. As soon as the Genereht or . thtlatrmies width i‘c?iisianc:,;, their unlesstedvsf naikritss will he.. tins occupy the -frontier provinces:Anal:. have probable idmiration and astonishment of posterity.' • his id knowledge of the approachiog arrival of the King, !.. i their, enerous efforts thence owe our. deliverance, they shall dispatch an . estrirordinary Courier to ac qeaiut the Goverbrifent with iill i 'the information they I an C l . h. J I P . ' h9 IT • 1 4 ,,ajb a PPy ftttrilritY••• Wilitt • Velem% , will net . f4l the fivediest emotion ie hicheao,_oes re: nay have obtained us trithie Said approach, the at fleeting on the happy tot iit 'reserve for us!' Oil* itlee tendence upon his Majesty, the foreign or national . chosen from the•midst •of us....ye .express . ovut• Wished troops which•may accompany him towards the fron. W. J. tlayerarl; per ! tiers,' and other circumstances of this important na- end 'sentiments ; the Belgic lion fiertely shaltieg hie • Messrs. .Witeruar, chains; the Low Countries placed in the rank Of tit. SIIII stud Co: selo 10 i ture;, and the • Government will forthwith submit this - W. Warred, ef biota- • tions; our privileges, our constitutions ; that '-iithe. : information to the Cortes. veal, per din° • 115 0 ; stance which our ancestors left as, ft-established hr The Werildpfal So- i 111. 'The Regency will make every necessary pre- agetteaous and . powerful baled t such is the . brilliant cietY 0 1 19 4 tbeesrki• 92 " t ation, and will give the Generals the necessary 1 prospect which opens before us: sock k the teetairri Rev. Maurice Phillips 1 1: r F i e ,,, G osv ,.. -altuk in 0 1 orders and instructions; in order that on the arrival :::tion which shall be , the reward of our labour*. i f t Siasurrins autos b 5 ; of the King on the frontiers, he may receive a copy . this noble reflection animate and-encourage int.*: 1411 _Mr. l i ts peilea mtiter . 5 s O s iof this Decree, and •a letter from the Regency, Sir Ibi s . Tvrwhitt, Hoitits, and Co. C. D. i which may inform his Majesty of the torte of the b; 111 nation, of its heroic efforts, awl of the resolutions oirmed Dire, E3q. .. 10 0 ' taken by the Cortes to Secure the national indepen- '- , as imitate the example of our neighbours, the earl , lenders. Let us, like them, sacrifice Our lives sad and our property for honour &Odour country. • Let Jai: tlnarilmnre, Esq. Milk-street 10 0 dence, and the liberty of tlea Mlentreh. virs andit., ,, ted sh lIV. • No armed forte "hail Ale. Freud. I e i With the King ; in the event of its eedravourior to te slit.rini.fled to enter i us . prove . to . our deliverers , that wOhave *0 Sieges's.: i rated from the ancient Flemislitalour. lotus Make with them the vilest generous efforts. • Soon shall Wu .ters i pant • "" 30- fd.raimiotote b .. , • I realishe.fruits of so many sacritices-; soon trade* tie leffewerestare,..„....e,,:*,ot------ ~ y our frontiers , or the-Imes ef our are t . abide of a salutary Ib" tl ..1.0 .tit . peace, favoured y eerie% ise Stir;tifitte.ttrinri.andait,lti:illaeLe, Illialt, -b& driven backo• etutloaleu4' ' • Lek Exelluoge i and , ut &lithe 1 jaw s et war ' -, s hall see Peters ! the rottenate age of - Mberolossort, i Isabella . ; the golden days of Maria ' heresa, whose V.•lf the armed force which shall at coMPanYchtilieer i uame our fathers teeght as never: to-prenounee but Ring consist of Spaniards, the Generals in with affectionate • emotion ;•entl if her worthy Vend: I will observe the instructions they have received from i son, the saviour of itiatoontryi shall *comply :. I•with ithe -Government, 'tad the object of which is to con- ; our dearest wishes, we 'rill pro v e • to him that we ciliate the solace of o.iere who may have cu eared the do not yield to our ancestors in fidelity,'• nor •in de. unhypy fate of pri , oners of war, se 4th the order and 1 votedeess. security of the-t:ite. i ~ Mtcex J . 30..—The King of Manley, iift the VI. The GeT:eral of the army who shall h ave th e 1 1,-,,,, from i 17Ih insta nt, issued the following.Peaclatnation : honour of receiving the King, shall giro "k Having, for sundry weighty causes, founliour. his own army, a detachment of troops, corvespoiwi- ! selves obliged to adopt measures for being : mittiftted lost to Lis hipn dignity, and the honours due to Lis . . i into the Alliance of the States united wittiest Fryce, Royal person. Ito o- oi. twe have In this instance been successful. IVelate VII. No foreignet shAl.'be• permitted to : givee, up the three islands situated opposite to N. pang the King,—nOteten In the capiCitrOf doniebtic. or erectot. Fp les and our whole fleet : but for this; we are to haVo I a su ffi cient compevssarion IVe are going te.7.. Sake VIII. Any - such Spattierds ad may have fa:Awed scion of the South of Italy, as far as :to: the from Napoleou, or his brnthey*Xiseph, envier:Wet, 1 : . p oss shalt not ; right bank of the Po. %Ye -shall . aIA-aes flowernhet pension, or decoration, of whatever:kind, , . either in hi , , oar ditty ; and those persons i n office litho have iti • be permitted.to accompany the King, performed theirs, and: who have - made no service, or in 'Any . *ay whatevet : 'nor thase wlio • 'l s I opposition .to our measures, may assuredly reckcht ! may !Sale followed the French in their retreat. on our protection, and on keeping their respective i IX. 'rue zeal Of the Rogoncy . .is entrusted with ! posts. ,, pointing out the route which the King must take, till : latteedlitely . after this. Proclamation having been ' ; his arrival in 'Mr capital, in order th at, in the at issued, the Neapolitan troops took p ossession of tendance, service, and honours, w h i ch ; are p aid to Rome, in the name ofthe Allies, and were there re. i him oti. the road, and at his entrance into this .capi- 1 1 General, with every demn.nstration of joy - . The French ' NI, 'his Majesty may receive proofs of the bonnet . 114olis t retired with the Prefect, to thaCas- I and respect due to Ms supreme dignity, and the i Ile of Angelo. Ihe•Netipojitan troopeare likewise afrktion which the nation hears to him. I ex p ected at Leghorn and Florence,. X. The Ptesident olthe Regency is authorised try In the mean thin.. 'the Viceioy had :requeliitid 1 1 14 I this decree, on ascertnining the entrance of the-King i . consort to repair to Genoa, but it is list believed that ion the Spanish territory:, to repair to receive his I Majesty, so ao al tici•Ortipany , s f meet him an lion to 'rkei ittiyal•Higliheis AIL - underta ke this j ourne yt tot , WA, Neapolitaaskave passed-the Po and approach. reds capital Death befitting attendancp• e 4 Parma.' XI. The •Prerideet o« he Regene shall preVent The f a te of L°',aher t lY• *ad :of all Italy, will now be the sooner decided,,as we calinotlepeet lto his Majesty acopy of the political Coivicitutiort of the .Monarchy, in order that his Majesty, in. . * lthl ataliThitbe froril trinte •' .) structed in the same, may take with mature delibers,. 4 1 Co coo NE, Fee. 9..-- r ilis flapellenry Lieooitaitf: Lion arid full asseet, the oath which the Co nstitutiOri 'Cereeral Von Woronzoi arrived Sere yesterday with rhis Stair. cite hind or Ora column . of Me Rseisii* prescribes. terps &armee, under -his Cotrimatid,. and which' NI on i f.I. As soon as the King arena ' s in the - espital, a part of the Crown Prince of. Sweden's - army„eq.. he shalt COMP without delay to ink, the said oath, tered this place at the mime time. The C 0 4I Ole all rhecerenroniesend solemnities being observed it' this act veil ate prescribed in the ioterioc mute- eepl Wormizow,.. to which Aajer . .Lo(tow'S free . .., . . corps is attached, is finiu 12 to 15,bOrtarrolig. The lions of the Cortes. . p ' r e l i t plo r t't l y th e ' columns are net 'to rt;st longer that On* day het*, X at. The act of tatting the Oath and will then Inuttediately • COhlettue• their march, !Constitution being finished, chitty Members 'of the and move forwards. These trailers,. of • the 16th of .Congress (of whom two are to be the:Secretaiies) shall eceomeany his Majes t y to the Palace, where January, two days after the conclasiors..of the peace with Denmark , were still. at tlesw.ia k" eo the b o r. the Regency, constituted in due form, shall deliver op dens of the .Baltic Sea, and noiv, within three. weal( ttn. Government to his Mniesly, conferinahly,to the D ecree since that tinle tlfey are -arrest:ly on the left 'book A i•Constitution, and the second Article of thp • of the 4th of September, 11313. ° PI, Dilatation I ke Rhine. ' Genetat Vim . Tettimborn merived here , this doh I shall return to the Congress, to give an secoolit of their having executed this comm ission, and vela *ante and Ms Royal , - Ilitilinest.th. -Crown • Prince of Say. den, is expected to.morrow, or the, neat day it , .shall be entered on the journals of the Cortes. farthest.. •- ... - - . .. . .. ~, XIV. Oct the lame slay, the Certes,slialt issue a . decree, with duo solemeity t that Are whole. .nation • , Fes.. 4.-r4 l lle tollowinginformation has fin*. given 8 ,tnay be' made acquainted wilk tbe solemn act,* hi us by the toMrearklarit of Oili• toWn, in the firm of which, arid In Arcot of the Oath Naive, the KW* has .a Proclamation.:— • , . . . been placed constitutionaliy on his Throne...anti" 41 ' The tie*rf Pilliste'nf **den ill In till march decree, after having been reed fit tlin Coetln thrill he' to the Itlsisse ; ins+ to a . hivedays • there will arrive placed in the hands of • the ging, bye *potation here as follOwirt—on the, .atb, 6„683 Men, 3,333 equal in somber tote pspesdits o , thot:it . upsy, be honer ; on thriAitth.7.,Viitisestptc.3,763 horses; on •publithed A ith the ipamo reFao!liii4 ita ail ogler de- the ;Uth, 900, En4it A 1433 hawses • on the 11th, . - 4 ~l~L''~. ", • . •~: ~. RICH CAKE GRATIS. WMARTIN, 8, Cornhill, returns his sineere • thanks to the Public, for the distinguished pretereaee be'expe. ietwed previous to the Drawing of the lust Lottery, in the putt:busing of Tickets nod Stances, and, 11(8M ith3tandin~ the enoratinu- quantity of 2979%. Twelfth Coke he di:or:- butt d grow t • adventurers, he becit ill inform sliaiF,e that hod . trot a p opp..,tunity B.f favouring him with their cuter:. opal ha. witl cosottutie las prerent itich Cake g ratis to every poi-dimwit of 4-ratTieket or Shure for the ensuing State Lottery, in he Mown the 4th nf.Ne‘t Month. The great success unending the par rimier* a f Mares at hie Office will, he trusts, he as. additional raduretuent to all those who bare been utruccessful at *over thee tti Avvitiurt• at No. b, G Atlrill, w:st•re W. sold the Pat st-90,(1thl and 61000, all iu Shales to t::e Public, and paid , aleanotd. • . LOTTERY.—NEXT FRIDAY. rrHE CONTRACTOIig, SWIFT and Co. re. R terrify/1r remind the 1 1 44Itlic. that ihe Droui.g of.the NTATE LOTTERY will commence on FRIDAY. ;m.40 of MARCH. The Sams coas6ts at only AloCi reek ' s. mid cow , taiab numerous Capital P . izes, including Two of 2.),0001. Tickets mal Shares are selling by SWIFT and Co. - Nu. LI, Poultry; No. SI, Aldole High.. 12, Churiap I ernat t ptrers,s ... • Who shared and sold in'the last LatletY. • • No. 11,184 . . . a . • . . a£lolloo . And 2,199 •.-a . • . . 20.000 : - Resides Iteveral others. itt the preeedfag battery. •,- _______—.l--.—........—• A THEATRE.-ROYAL, .COVANT•GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Feb. 26 2 Will be performed, LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Young.liftadows, Mr. Sioclairi Rosetta, Mi.s Stephens. To whirleveßl be added, The new Dramatic %moor*, in two Acts, called THE WANDERING BOYS; Or, THE CASTLE OF OLIVAI.. The Doors to be opened at half past tire o'clock, In be pin At half limit six. 'MINT'MINTING 4tISINESS to be DISPOSED OF, ING upwards of I.sei.tv-Ate years, with the Lore 7-if the Premises, fourteen years of which are unexpired. It v -jigirsia.respectsihle and valoaible Concern, Letters only, with • teal name aid Mideess, pos. paid, will be attended to,.directed A.lr A. E at Mr. Hoskias`, 97, Wardour-street, Soho. The Howse, wilk the Offre.e behind, me in thosough repair.