The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-23 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN, LI crlimun VICTU A LAXIIII. t wo grand disisions, the first wider Os ve l ment Duke 4T a numerous and respectable MRICTING of of BLumi,for eth ult . .g a tion of Narot.cow, end 'he s i it tickAsu) if ICTV A 1.1. EN it a the lobes f Um". . o ._ turd Wevisoin-trr. 'odd at Ow 111..rmi,:h of Sousaioars, ant ports o th er as a•reseree, or sewed %padre., t o fulletromt, ...w e *, held on Fridnv. tier Viol sari of Mo.. MI& at the movements . an d c o mman d s a O l e Kiss t • A Freenwonso* Torero. Grout coertornirt. Lisoroles tall debt.. __,. • • . . is" h**Thle*, r•• the' leePitre lir takla t lam ennoldernotoot the The screards of MOltAfs Sittnitims in the' Preach prat a a aro, Ituriewoo. widen Mao In iswitrater maw ink?. Papers, do not represent his condition 01 nearly so es. mod the ilo -hi* to which the, auto he Hebb io ewer. spier.re of she addition's! Dudes, no 4)plienhle to showy aid .1 oeverate as it is Mated to be in the German and Dutch whirls Teaser love otiontly pawed two a lye, and whirls Meet. iag . w a. til e r convened for the fortheriparpow of deort.isogooeb Papers, more of which we hare also received , 11 =:: 90,3, "will "laie "Bc h "" belisalsill alanillitalick The latter continue to say his dowelal ie . •fissally • oPtt M. te.iii i riNG in tbe Ch 4 r. set , and that he. had been ender the smoky of • The 9.it't of Tose,. a. bere...frlAl ;AM by the Licensed Vic. los i ouom#. , b . 4b , nviims; Thai,,.. r 0 ,,;,,,; 5 1, 1 ,, t o . ie. ire embarking et A neon* for France, " Nova leentbla,' rill - therr respapliiir LicenAto, *lliad been *Med mast fully by 9r the LORD knows where ;" whi4st it will be seen the Ilse .eitaimpris a sith. M. raised. , . 'li Was urtaniaintolv feenieett • Pa/if Papers received to.day give MURAT the ativan- I. That tie said addithroal Taste an the Licensed Vie. ,_• faless,ose,:for :heir eperati.o. partial. sliest. arideppressarr. Wee aver the Austrians. 6m hear harder tiros tare shim 'Pea lug nM- 614" of ' . The following are extracts : fib IRLiitot)% outojo-so. • at itie) • 1 PARIS. IS. MAT 19. - ft.- lust these 'raze) ore *et 'a pill eipte 'no well it,. i . ~ 'berisSit, in f..et.. doev • are a d toe proportion paid Ina allot TELEGRAPHIC DISPATC/T. . , - per e wilojerto,. • rho State la the rio do of nearly ate Wicket' els. sriirbom , iicir hisow Lievimid virruiiler any *mom a mob. Zile COIIIIIAPIDAIST OF TRZ 191 b DiviStom TO TIIE • mesit. I • MINISTER AT WAR. knOst 3 - That it h. the nploion of this Meeting, should three taxes . Lynn., May 19. Ire persereled i, , they will bare the curve of isiviiog so smoy ' M. Trabucebi merchant of Lyons, has received 411 .* truth*. skis Is onohero well %t€ooolrol to thosoatiose port 1 of their li.ene... 111 uefier to toad le ilicm to All'P• re the addl. from Milan alettt•r,dated the 14th,containing the fol. Thew forlhen. sod oaken Kill rklictositi. ?Aomori* it oho. 1 lowing information from a person of authority t— eethe' 1 and in th. rod, Vivo obi- r.-oeloot, o. Lend of befog In trr'""l- IS Iti be n Mel hllv Mini , his d t. v it. • 46 By an official Bulletin, published at Avelino, 4. That the henry so d harth-sonnor 'rase , tritella n Y nt id by ' Ilt Leen:ed. Irk tooH. r,. tar Ridetors il S.oldiers. use no- the Austrians hare lost in the battles of the Isti li 2d,' .. amm.set itc.s....siesee s maks they. to we MIR ant other &nem and Id , i tint% and Aro • • oa,Notra seen IV pieces of cannot' • ree at. .4;. ?WO, r nu torboolf of the ;ohne. etiottil reeomonead. • fir ealsect:sl'r to the c usi ferushoo lit the Stale, and ant coo- Austrian Generals wounded, portieuiarly PMWorolli e .. 44L Ilttoio (Is thew frathstlyobink they are) the Mimes of ant particular particular eppersdoo. S t are mbrrg and Neipperg, the latter anortallp -& , otteset the bur/41m thst it hi 'heir imPerimn dolt Twelve thotisand Austrians, destined for Piedmont , by entity weeeitsuissel meow within 'be+. pan rt. to avert their ritimate., it i.espediat nag necessary Mat the% .hoold. ay have left Milan in haste for Bologua." f ate* rippdleatiosi 1.. ll* MouseraMe the Hose I f GOINT I • 11 , 1 *idols ter rt-iter. • I. That a Pennon. grounded 'soon these Rowlationo. be pre rodeos* bp for Sitnannes nt the follow* Plate., viz. Mr. . whier,es. Three Pigeons, fotraeoorill.iane 4 Mr. Barreiro. .isod -Rustle, Crosiked-lair. Connemotreet I Me. Cate', of Webs, fiaatter...treet. M. I.rakest Mr. Tsgaer's. :...., ri.--.. „c.....i.i.,...-...........,,ii.i.r.fi5i........ke,5...Ttreuke5tif.T..7„kr, liasuidage, Laos' 'MI Mr. Trend's. Three Compasses. 0.. 110ff01 1 ,,, foot. Winnteliajwl • Mr. CorlXtes, Cr.gwe rood Anchor, .„_...„1 48 1 1 01 104 0* Coelatrs. 01.111 e Tavern, Hiarivroli 8 Mr. mon - % fritaards.smat„ Isilugurn ; Mr. r nnee'ro *art omet Resselhaereet Reavtallatteva.treet g 14.- Free. 21:41 son. 611 r 411 Allie:thaferto Liarrila's 1.4.41.11.; and wish the Colausinee se eider. - it That the loorition edam reed be appre veil of nod Wowed ist k.) 1.e00.5. radio Miter to gibe these Readutiore doe pahliritv. and 111 .11* SNOWS( 1144011110. et !hi. bluenose p .r.distg Sob., ti, se Me sow opened to defray .1... notiograii 'spews of the 1 that Ithe 'Cliainsimi be retio..tod to art as Tree. , ki...il li r. ll ;hiting.' dotche sled r t h h .ll, ll .or br 8 Mr. Cott . it:te,•.y. , , ‘,,,............,...„,ts Otr. Janina. •Stsee.isier t Mr. I • wheeler—wet, Apifirlfiehts 4 Bk. B.orkin,* New. that,' 1 NI c.. Pei 0, •Ctioieb.plarr, bt. Poileras 4 Mr. al_iMall t Mr..Shoeu.. notham : p46le, E. unbeile 4 Mr. 1 • • ipergestioft , Chelsea: Mr. Ryder, 0 sford..treet 4 MG Mill;, Nevrpeodd.Ttvisnick.sgeorre 4 Mt. Agar. flack. Ilor*-treel. Boroughs Mr. l'nel, Little Drury-low t Mr. &hart., Loon hOlooroollt ; NI- Ilinehoto, (tory , - tweet, Edgo are. Ymmi r Mr. PAW:ow. 0.0.9111r-reont,_ Itotlib•le-plaet ; "tr.. itsp.tre l , cluirtsg.rroos; Mr. Coirte. Ratetiff Mohan) ; Mr. Harresl..Cr. oiled-lane. Gatora.street; acd Mr. Wells, Clip. wooe-*:reef. Mary.le.honne, be appointed the Comminee to direct the opolseattue of the tame,. WAI. AI 111 TING, (*balm's. Thsoks were thorn rated to the Ch oirs's:a for hi) Impartial • midget in she Conir, awl- o h o to' these Momdernen oho pro. posed iss , si reTetej;o! alert,". ~. - 7 . . • • Ms. LONTLL'S LlegitAtiON. • . _..........—.. *der s imprisonnient . of Four rears and a Half in his sdestys Gaol of .Newgate, in consequence of ' Rx-i lido lnformalions, fur what has been termed Libel, Mr. LeoraLt informs his Friends, with , ; Ste feelings which maw be supposed to animate the r- • . breast of a ntas in his situation, that he has been • this day liberated from the scene of his long con-1 • finement, and of his many severe afflictions, and is now returned In the discharge of these duties in public hire, which, at the present extraordinary crisis, so pregnant,with events of vital importance lhe liberth of aoaukind, ' than The Moniteur is filled with Addresses *ors dif ferent parts, particularly a most energetic one from the Park Confederation, which goes over the weal grounds of congratulation and assarances of devotiou. ANTWERP, hflAt 16.—This city is 111 the almost distress. Failures are universal. The most solid houses are trembling, and names hitherto respectable ttiroeghout Europe, are falling entirel)--she groat capitalists are ruined by the depreciation of tire Rank Paper of Vienne, Russia, Sweden, &e. Thus sat city, lately so flourishing, offers now only the spec tacle of fiber) and wretchedness. PAIIIII, MAY 19.—The Council of Stitt: assent. bled yesterday under the iiresiaence of the Arch. Chancellor. I A 'my pathetic account of the last moments of Capt. St. Clair is en.erted in the Gazette de France. Re con tinued Ms declsi talons of innocence to the last.— Whee the President ordered the decoration of honour to be taken from him, he again asserted that Jr bad not forfeited his honour, and plunged a dagger Int* Ms heart. Tills spectacle produced the utmost bor. .corlo sit present. the hat words were declaratioes Of 'innocence. 4 ' • • FRFNCIL FUNDS. 5 per C . 57 f. 50 c.— Bank Hoods 844 50 e. • COURIER- EXTB MNIDIRAIL T, or Sal Orday. The last news fmis . , , the 10th of May. The King Joachim was, warty* on the Abrozso, the road of 11.014 being closed' against him by the Austrians, who had got into, his rear. • The Abbe Sicard is gone to Engleind t nith ipis,jan of Government. '• • . . • • 4 Generals of all ranks, and Medical Officani:lie. depart every day for the army. General Quesnel is appointed Commandant at Lyons; Gen. Fournier at Marseilles. MAY 20.—A great number of persons are ass nounced as elected for the ceremony of the One" de Alai, and the election appears to go on witk the, utmost serenity and freedom. , • • An Order of the Dny of General Lobau, dom.' mending the 1.4 Military .Division, states, that the, agents of the Cumte de Lille are actively employed in endeavouring to disorganize the French army, by issuing Proclamations and Papers' containing false news in the night ; and threatens any person detected in these acts with the severest punishment. BAYANNZ, MAY 13.—There has been no reviler correspondence with Spain for a month past. No Frenchman is allowed to pass the borders, by sliich we imagine that serious preparations are making on , the frontiers. DaZSDEN, MAT 4.—We are still ignorant of the lest resolutions of the King, lie is universally be loved. The passage of the Russians causes tench distress; the Press's,* are also constantly : they obseini the tsliat discipline. SAW:ITEMS Of SWETSESLAND, Mai i2.k.- 1 11$0 right corps of the Allies (Wellington's) extendi t trusi the seis to Namur, and is about 100,000 stkong.l It is said it will be compleled to 150,000. The centre is Blucher's, it extends from Namur to Treves, and is not above 50,000; but cushier= able reinforcements are on the march to join it. , —The left wing is to be composes of Schwartzen. bereccorps,. Austrians, Bavarislie, Wietelahergers, Badeners, Lc. altogether Aunt 150;000. After this view, it appears that the Allies oat not so smog u they represent themselves, and UM the union which formerly existed among them no lugger continues; indeed they have already had some se. rious misunderstandings, as to the ultimate object of the war they are about to undertake. •, -: i.W.are now at the of the " 4 mixed statee'et that *Ate el neither peace trot war. (bappitr at) &if nominated by the descripiive.,genius of Lord , Cika. Tptasaau), in which we balm been, for some time is,!pastipmstst we are now., te.ourComfort, advanced to a vikeittralstate of war.. Into what state that may Jct. transmigrate us--" through what varieties of outried e). 1 Vi . . •••• • - . L suffering" we have yet to pass in consequence of this 7b Tax EDITOR or' rats ISTAIM3NAv. despentp plunge into the unfathomable abyss of de- ' solatieg hostility,' we have yet 'to learn from the Slit,—ln a letter which I addressed to Jou i..,, book of lime. a k. The sad historian of the pensive year from this place, rejoicing at the approarlor plain" lay tell of Br4ope's nod- hie errantry's woes ; downfal of BONAPARTE, I anticipated, la or but the ears that ihall listen to the result of the p:ematnrely, the happiness which Ff.ilCP t: ; coming 41liad, may not be. those who now hear the about to enjoy from tin• return of the Ilocim,s.:_ war trumpet sounding its blast of death-denouncing * I little thought at that time, thatA sheath import over the nations of the world--because (blush soon see their expulsion, and almost rejoiceat it. for it posterity !) a feeble old Man has lost a sceptre, But circutiastancs„ it is said, alter cases ; and lig 11, - which all the world saw he toald not hold—the BouriaLiss have notiterfornied the promise; 114. v „ i v sceptre of a nation with which he could not miskni. either to BONAPARTR or to France, I cannot but late, and from which he was cast like a gangrened that, I thiuk,they deserve the fate which h as 1, 4: limb ?--because a brave people , have dared to assert, befallen them, and .I should be sorry to se e t h„,: their right.te choose their own Haler, and because restored.. Had Louis XVIII. strictly 0 h, er ,,, (11;; indignation and alarm thereat hare filled the hearts Constitutional Charter, had he resp ec t e d the Litrehti and the Council, ~, of the great and magnanimous. of the Press, sad bad he not dated the team' ii• e We fondlythoughtwe had been placed by Nature, ment of his reign from the decease of his n ep h r „. In her kindness, in the very bosom of security; in a i had he shown no inclination to restore to the em;. situation tablet enabled us to defy the hostile efforts ' grants their property, and to the Prie s t s their tithe. of *combined tuitions of Europe; and that, being and•had he possessed a vigorous an d a vigilant 'Ali otareelves secure and great, we had no cause for in- 1 nistry, he might yet have been a King whitest f ee tormeddling with the squabbles an the concerns of l of disturbance. Had the Congress pe r t .orrned 1 1 4 4 'other States; that to preserve our power and our 1 stipulations with BONAPARTE, and will any one 34y happiness, we had but to pursue the path of justice ; that they did, he could have had no pretence to hare q.ndsougt his is F; but alhey did a t , honour, at home and • abroad ; and in arise of I con h ducted revenge.i seby little, narr rance ow, shore. l si t ght e d po li rvi threatened danger, to arm the additional bulwarhs of as inch has, defeated its own c o d a and will, I traiit,l lose floating strength, and - stand . ' ' eventually settle the a ff airs of Europe, on a. mar; With hearts revolved and 'nal& prepared, • . liberal bash than they had intended. and they r e . The bles.logs we enjoy to gourd. stored Pol-ind to its integrity, they witeid bays delta Bet this natural attitude is conceived not sufil- ' a deed worthy of everlasting remembreoce, they cleatly bold. We mus t p ass th e bounds which en. 1 would o dh f ai.r:urerole forei,ider ages. edmtl j liorsad hlhappyPylesstansadasesotiete,ratleit,hpu, tore and ,justice. seem to have assigned to us, and i pea enter ors the illimitable sea of war's vicissitudes with ' they would not, at least, have stai n ed th emie l vea with the Net certain danger before us, and sca r cely the prospect j actual injustice; and had they given ; France. instead of Holland, th e y woul d hherlind,lo areereelga. mated two cauteries formed by notate, and•hy habits of advantage or success. Yet into such a war must the inhabitants of Great Britain enter, for the die is : united, and not have forced a' union, which the first success of BoNAPARTE in that ge ar t er w ill di ssolve. emit. The die on which depend the peace a n d hap. i ! In fine, 1101 A ithontuling all the pompeus,empty, sill y pines, of Great Britain ens cast at Vien n a,--e ven boasts of Lord CASTLEOCA C tt, the C ongiess h i n t whilst the hope was held oat to as that peace was done nothing towards settling the peace of I.;a-I possible. I rope; and if I am not m u ch m i s t a k en , i t must ' The Message from the Pninec Runes., stating, :be settled by abler heads, if not by hrinester' As effect, that War has been resolved upon, was last hearts thin theirs. I -never thought, sluice Boxn. 'eight presented to both Houses of Parliament, together , PARTE first began to play the tyrant, that I should ever seelach e change in his cond u ct an d dream with several important State Pape r s, chiefly rel a ti ng stances,: as to make it either desirable or 0014 s to the pacific overture from the present French Go. . that he shreild b# the pecificater of. Europe. Has I errnment, copies of which we hove given. The'' see that there is u • ii' Other . tatt • nAllor the, pe ..- Cause, and bbjects of the war are defined in these, as, arelefffilein His- views ate eitlitibtened mid liberal, and his mein I well as the Contracting Parties, and Lord 'Ctam. erflrittst prellrettby‘e,sperience, which ;,„ • . s , CARTY id particular, who appearp to haye been sire-, fools never oo ; Ind . he has Ifnioot if fie-rubes the vmonsly preaching for war, can or choose to refine ' erica eg 3 lns it outst- he- far its *Kid 1 lie has seen that there is nn Willey siminte.frivislteirasto, sad them. They will be called perfectly legitiniate by titi n ... It is catilfr tw , ruleotor/fittton lhan'ilheet.;:- tome, and perfectly absurd . surd- enittleinehle by , 44 11, .hii. seen en . As .- apit.L i ke l iel4 i i i- 6 eh '. ethers. We Matt pass over the:Molar:A to . ...the letter wilt oily,; that biesileptl are noiegoal to thirtist at of ;tiara CLANCARTY, who 11, OR •tlife6ol3o6t, he 1 ptetiiifeino . Entire; trod!' Who' 'fajtl4o,l ; ttiat the siims of the Congress. 111, I s eedittliififfijadf • •0 11 . ' alat.ktittti- .l tif .140 Ott , Illiket.?utliostfit•aex shit( taisnott that &lithe Allied Soaesti4oll . - tit•ICII 11.1 * - - *obi ,. i110Y 1 1044 Thayer* in so actual state of hostility ssitfilika)l4,oemotr. . & . h, rei. and his adherents on account of pert experienCre . 011 if fre:‘, lo .• i i iii".4 o444 7'5 :'-':. .* •:, 41 *" .e .,, 1 7 1 1 1 ; thirr which he is fond of repeating ; and Lord CISTt.t• ' gpiig t ,..ipbtAlipiiistracitrii4 OW, be'sbo. REAGII says, that our present situetiii n . hi,stectl,y the 'idled, •IMIOINATRO-WWISPRID td . . ibis.' refs' mime, pad experience having shoe u _ *St Rinse. ; gtf.VPris con;' neTer IsiOelitittA...,,fe" t; ' ey4i - , Ifidepe leily et Poleriae s • setreicen.. (tai: . • .qt PARTE dos. not care any thing about the nil... • Willow of Aineria: 'All' these •tiritimt• 'olo and PeilloartiP lII* consequence of NAeor.coN't reteb.. in. fiftsce of States, Saxony, Genoa, deist*, being full of his perfidy. 46 They's*. at sver,7 " m0n5 .,,,,f p ommel an t 40 ; h e , t otw iai es i i ., 444 4, hild 'edtj.s the British Minister from tire Belgicreart, 44 for and emended, thduld - ritailislitiistiOte:latiseet, the purpasu,ufobtaining some security . for their OWn. hastens, or ILin . killto:Peli.e; to f1. 4 1 1/140 " illl . . 04,11! qtr 44. " , • wak e wee tet foe sis . ; froilressadmed , and ,for the re-conquest °Mixt peace aftettalreetwiat tranquiiity, foe which the world bas quest ; but such ffi l . - C7ole t n *A 9l -*** til*lmil . will show the peoplikaealt.ofbee milieu Irith guy ob long panted. They are not at war for the` reiltlO may d o if they boa a ept less proportion of the security which 'Frit r eitA A g id s I s u d t yrsol , si c ory „d eisor iA, p6 i, s oKg s , afford them of future tranquillity, but becatike . *area the face' et: 4l • (koilt:liwt,4*Mitovrlas Lir ender its prisent Chief, is unable to hffeed.th4iinit: 'Bl ontfolloon.r - ' ll tentoir4 ll ,- •„• '• ' • 7 i- . - r••• . --` - ' . starchy whatever:' s it--:r:A . .:. . . • litre we have other objects than the restontion of A ea kat . - 1, - , " - ""` - . 1 - ,,... • • • .'- , r' • 't *". dm ^Bowmen avowed, though Lord LiTEIIPOOL sem i r c °re t i ! . aw y • • ~1 1A - ..... • storerit i 11,0 on the subject of the Bottoms restoration— behind liZ sitr u k e l ra ; 44"4 t rarass i i si g e 4,,, siss ' le .t m , s p• 4 akt " it was not their object to dictate any form of laid in ashes, and treinplietilifildtrabd.ti ." Government to France, but they certainly %fished Undereeith is tbiiinserioilsemnpnelaa. , • .. • • -• `,..iiiiiitiere• ' Illii4 for the restoration of the legitimate Sovereign of 117. 41 ""e hit ' d " frea; " ° ""a o rthe,4ol o4l ,., that country, as the best means of securing a solid ~ shirts i'he "— Of ( fiter al stp d rof .W.;".l igifo rNail sad permanent peace ; and that for the attainmeet of I f or t h e m ili t i a ho e 6erro.oekto r mnit,;that thri'w.ess. that end the Allies were • I ' plaia---r-a to co-olterate within' ' mender in Chief fa not ; :41404...5e1tb „Veil terslie. __; etrinin limits:" and pray bow far may these limits' and they ate on all anti** &;faseileiten tielavialpflt• fiend, to Paris if they can carry 'them, of counts ? i c° lll ' 4 .,vs . te the Office d sly ftr i .4.141 of S 11101" Bat what is the security that poor old lf.ouis angle. ! th e W v e a .e. .PePertmatin i . ; q.. , A id e . d. .. . .01 '• *; It his bee" roma rked,. (kat latyeele ; for thepreservition of die publii petit. Z he dares not i Paviseeteut has been less iiumeet ltridedectitt ifhe !liver up the half of Flare for this pdryose, though be ; C omm Mis ii,4 e s e d e • die , eits4j*,... t inty.ptefettiug had it. And what security have the Allies to offer to the i 4.issien far many years; • thit„afiiii. moot .11ket: French nation' what pledge can they aig lag. thgt„ F as 4 tlees Nal irrt command.thesimatteeitmtufiaoi • Mtat . - Wbeiieved, that they will not deal with France, if ; a moiety of-the Members, ,‘"•'•'' v: • ' '.„ •, f la ' they can, as they have dealt with Pole* Saxony,' > !r . bli K c Em o u l L o r- hiv W t e ttk "a tllei t!r i es el : t i ln* th: t o• l 7.ifi r te Genoa, and Italy ? But whoever tecoltects the in. . of this u great.ornarneu e t of en th:St n age, hi sly honour. terests•Lord CLANCARTT . IS 4oppOrtink,. will easily a bl e t o their o i l; f ee lings, tuesi the tiatureof tbottecority to i Which he alludes,, and talents, that [leis now entirety free from &tort, namely, an extension into France of the new king- ; though in a state of extreme neakness, naturally dein of the Netherlands,. to .Lisle or,Valencierwiesi.l as well as to his tharaeier resulting from the violence of his disorder. 111;4 at It*. And for such objects, the Bouittoes to boot, 1 idurm h a tie d " we received Strum, hi, f ue4 . "7 " .121 :7 . 4 .. y le are far be ptenged alto a wet; We consequences of 1 s oat death, regret . _ that a I apes sun( ay pt , i ii a Which we shudder to contemplatet • ' general sentiment of esteem and regret for the to., ste e led his if the report had net drawn for th The Coalition against Fionc,...+; however, ;silicon. , of one who had so eminently contributed to gratify plele. The ratification, of the Treaty with Vienna i the public and,lddvify bis profession. . We untlerstarst;thitt Mr. R W -mA.,,AM, Signors (.. ft.l 1g hea not yet been rewired. i Yet the ItepreiteCtatives i • of the people of Greet - Britain art called upon. Mrs. ',Accosts. Mrs. SALMON ? Miss Sreriirs•, :lett nm, ILL Vaisse A. blauNimeSEliT; Mad/IMP fit tucusi , %sally to - determine opal 'iyiri.iti con c ert with a I Miss Meitriatie, will contribute their talents tn. %if! whose tesolutierf we.bevit i merely from heat. sterds the pe r formances at }he Opera il.iuse. Oil 3 % ' ~ !. . 74!) 1 1 , sr' r, .*! k . ' Thursday, the 25th instant,. for the benefit of ii•e f • iirba. whole of this moshokites -Alien w in come Caledonian Asylum. Irideed both Theatres, whose semices retail be rtispen•i•J ander sliscestion this evetthegt . on the itdestion of the sdbsidieu, whli.lo US Aestria, ' Rusia, and PrirsVir, liberal manner on this occasion; A - 4 4. with, have come forward in the most haudsoale siril fir the yearenidno the istlCt. April, 181 6 , are five • • • ha- tr!. t.... -e--emosi all the perforniers . i, liii . itilllions, to ini,•tiir ed equally among these three PRtet titt Ointeete Tme DAy AT rt , rw re -1 ner. ' 1,447. Ann. 11 7- L i t Powers.. . Tiwpmaller Pt/WM must also be paid, ;1 1 ,e" . ? re Q l. feet. bit seeds Bond. 10 11 ~ and we may getout when*, licit allotacraces are like- ' Per Cent. Conf. MB Erchegoer his.. I.i P t ' 4 pen Cent.' 121 , 2 thnniam Wile 10404 1 11410-• l4 °. i•O'l t' 4 4 teat ; ' 4 per i.%ent. ,avy exit Cottoir for Act SSIII , ; t , ~ : . . . 1 i 1 A -1 i o', . i 71 •.I i 1 t . , ' t . 'A . 4 ..- 411 r . t ' ' \ C ', 4• 1 r - . i 1 1 i 0 . t . \ ' to the liberties of maukind, are more than ever yeetisary to 'be fulfilled, and which he assures his leaders and Friends he shall strive to perform .tealtillest of hit ability. lie trusts it will not be considered egotism to state, -Art his .health, as may well be supposed, has suf- . fered'airsch from the continued rigour of his fate ; Sa l is spirits arc, as they have ever been, an. irok.is: and he hopes he need not say how g rateful is his heart for the "amok which he has received . from the Friends ii r lobed' y and Ju !ice under his 4 .1 . . law and accumulated _Witliet leas. Stateeloso.o4c, ry Te- . BI A I _ -. -7 • • i!.:i . 0 d . T f i#k : STA TES MA N i - 7444'W - 7 . 4 - 7S - 4 - r-. - '!: -. . -- . t ‘ 17 ------ i — "C' ---- ) •I ~,.:,... . t •.. • . 4 . .1 f . .' ' S enteth , ' ..; • , .:,, .. r. i i isso k . ' - - 0 - , 1815 : • ,r. •:r • .'' N , , 4 .. -. ~. o'Atirepti oesisellitiotiFetaits Ike agents driliriopodiataireOurtitheie, to •distergsaizo the . k • .... • -. • , iitysuiev, by *Proclamations s; balks is certain, that the French . , , il It 'Alb rifolfil ,es r. ganesalty speaking, ofiliski.•..l She late Govarommu, aad • I aft weft/ .wt the sew. It .appears by • • • all so hare frog Fame*, that 'the else-. . . • ' * , . _ --- 144 iiii4 edjilifetliiifsaostfreed om and erg dot.. '' ' t p fe lf feety . ininterioptii4 kit the' , ; ._ : .(W. ,_ ___:ft.,... r . . . .. .• . engliciperin f • weal ; Ong that the qnthasiasm _itith which the Odle:appear to be attached to tbs.' - Blperos and thst ilk* airougetiosts is unisursal i etttljt the 'Stories we'l k aise of ook) , Tfy• .'l Bing ig...silni In one . place, And 60,061 iit"au-' 1 1 . • aim aredeserving o?ceotop pc fiiprit, !ban credit. . .;,./ I ; ~, • I IIlr ,: ' . The intelligence hos ..thoLitehale confirms the ..._ advance • ,of the French troggh,,,qp4 ;the retiring 11110111ments of the Psillsiansw AA *mut p jet ro- mans tranquil. . Mel 4il /.I /0441 n Q. ' • The Freooh are laughing - id -iiiiitA ittlair",4oll4 l ; `; •, Zaria l fit about to *afloat Fritier: The misillftirigH . c. -‘: . Al . :,l IS' . . 1. I sl:tkr.' of !!**, 4 lt t ailsitgr i Osteryirs, is . riveraud bj4 Alit" eF.r ictial.t4oo4P &Pier iiirwingow- "'her Om* ti, 1 ' . • 1W or it'll. ilfgjesiesk alierrE-sid tOO% oak* a.' grand total of 355 men, who are to take tbrldd hi: f, i . • .. . .. •••S• • ' % - . . -f .- ..a ." : 4 , 7 0740, 4 0: !' '- - ' ---......j!' . • - - -:. -7•••.----- - . . . . .