The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-19 00:00:00

N 9. 1203: PANTHEON, OA. . A GRAND NIASQUEI on MONDAY. the 30th instant. Ti. ket., One Guinea each, including Refreshments, Supper, an.l Wines. GORY'; BAND, the VAUXHALL PAN DEAN MIN s rRELo, and TWO BANDS of SAVOYARDS, will V ivo in differeut parts./ the Haan. • • N, R. parties desirous of select Supper Boxes, may be aC tounnudated by early application. .4 die yi.___ • PRICES. . Hest Superfine Cloth Coat • sC4 4 0 Waistcoats - - lett. to 1 0 0 Silk ditto - .. - . . 1 5 0 Double Milled Kerieymere Breeches . - 1 15 0 Manche. er Fancy Cord ditto 1 a 0 Silk ditto - - - . - 2 4 D. Nankeen Pantaloons - - . 1 o .0 Superfine Cloth or Kerseymere ditto - 2 31 .0 Superfine Cloth Great Coat (plain). - . 5 5 U Pair of superfine Doe Skin Breeches - 2 14 0 , SUITS, contracted for by the Year, and the Old Oust to be returned. Three Suits peryeat £l9 0 01 Five Suits per year AC49 0 01 Four ditto - 2'4 Cl 0 1 Six dittu - Xi 10 o' l LIVERIES. A Suit of Livery - a . 55: t, lk litsdielacket and Waistewit - ' - . • g lO . U - .4 klo;Ctiat .. ' - - - sli . Overalls •• " - • • ditto - • • ..I/ 4 1 • V . PRICES OF REGIMENTAL AND NAVAL .. ' • . • . UNIFORMS. A Roemental Coat - z - 4 0 9 II itto Waistcoat - - . 4 1! 10 .1/ Ditto Pair of Breeches - - - 1 11 * .1 1 • Regimental Superfine Great Coat - 5 13 6 Ditto British Wool . - - 4 14 6 Sueertine Cloth Overalls -.- 3' 0 0 Pair of Doe Skin Pantaloons -.- .*- 3 3 0 • Pair of Louth Skin Breeches . , . 0 U 0 Gentlemen may contract for Cnats'an the same principle: Four Coats per year Xl3 0 0 I Six Coats per . year Jezt 0 0 Five eitto - 18 0 01 The Business being conducted wholly on the principle of Ready. Money, excepting those Gentlemen who contract, the Proprietors t ike this opportunity of informing those Gentlemen their Bill a ill he seat iu half yearly, and the Ctotises which • are to be returned lsrought • back. Naval mid Nlilitary Ofllsers will find a considerable . advantage in applying to this Estiablishreent fill their Uniforms, or other Articles of Dress. Regimental (inters Me particulatiy at traded to. Gentlemen are inform:4l, that by addressiaga line (post paid) to she Company's t)aice.,l, 'IT.. Geurge.street, Adelphi, they will be directed bow to measure themselves, SO tIS to lit the same us' if they were present. • Likewise to 'be had at the Ofilce, Nell% intieht Pocket: Book, which can not be lost or picked out of the pocket. The Public are requested to observe, that ' orders are tr. ceited at No. W., George-Arent, A,delphi, only, and that the 1 *Musa Bushiest are from inuejn the 31oruing till de in the i Evenng. .. _ ES. tie. . T"F, Elgtettoilte MUSEUM, collected by Mr. BULLOtK, 'of Liverpool, at on term* of TWENTY-TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, containing n pnards of THOUSAND SUBJECTS of ICA TIM Al 4 lIISTORY, ANTIQUITIES, and Productions of the FIN A ltTi, ig..now open fair Public Inspection, in the Orem Room, it% *lllll4 be beam fitted up i„ ;, rw , c ei awl appropriate mums:for the purpose. Adtni,.i.in from Ten till Onik. Is. Descriptive Catalogues, tN, t4l.—Curtinsitie, purebaled. MR. D/BDII. QIIIISCRIPTIONS to relieve the 'difficulties of this Geo*leinnn, whose numerous Patriotic soars have proved .o hew-filial to the Country, are receivlby Messrs. l m owtsley, stall; 110/1,01 1 ,4 s t i r li nr . 3, Strand ; Rah irt,, Curtis. and Co. Lorohard-street; aingay and Co. s. lr.sa Stitith6rlds Mr. Asperue, Cornhill ; and Mr. rallief, Li m e4l asst. Corner. ASIOUNT ADVERTISED - £9Bl 11 6 Ore Club, Ram Inn, .f. 8. 1 0 0 Sub. • 7 1 6 Mr. Wm. Wallis 1 0 0 JA1131• No. 3 0 0 Mr. Loughottunt 1 1 0 To & Decency 2 .2 01 TO THE MVIATAIRT. Awl in pattirubu- those Nave Miter,. and .Tiftm who where at W.dcherett, and have suffered 9 much with the Ague and Fever. - lIBRANDON, Botanilit, will undertake to cure all who apply for Thirty Days, gratis. As a proof 4 1 hi; nuuty Of . the there Retionehts or Guards hove twen rum, by him. Apply at his. house, No. 6, Little Queen,treetft Westminster; Trout Three to Five efloe k. MONEY. _ It if . ESSit.S. LE CAS and Co. respectfully state, IT,II. that at•all Times thry tan, on the 111f14 fairand liberal T er ms, advance coy Sum of Money loon 1001. to 20.0001. And upatint , , on the Security of *Marriage Settlements, Money is the Funds ticricyuteii's I,iviogv, or Freehold, Cepyhold, and Leasehold ,E:.tate4, Mese.. Ltwas and Co. daily receive Applications nt their, House, ND. IS, Jermyti•street, St. Jainea's; and Letters,' will be duly answered. • .} [NJIiALTr Ent. ON Ahl bl.';0141411.0" Lit) plaiiN: MR. FA r., EUlt, Des) fig, of ,Woburit.plact, t ; • • Russell-sip:ire, begs leave must respeetfully to 'Wenn the NOBILITY and GI.NTRY, wise shay have occasion for the exercise of his talents, that he may becetWulted during the White( Season, between the hours of Tea o'clock in the .Manning In 4 Five in the Afternoon. A low Piirtion of the ContemnitY harbitbeen already re iived, and bent-Owl by ARTIFIOLAL TE Erfl• l ed by Mr. FA LEUR. from a Minersi Preparation, he is al ways enabled, through the Illicralk vof his Friends, .to give • such references, as to theireflic4ry and durability, at canton fail proving satisfactory to those who may have trerasiowforsnch substitute—an advantage and iudalgence news tiefore. he be lieves, eajoed by a Dentist. Mr. FA LECH: engages to -af fix front one Tooth to a whole Set, w ithout pain or or,ritation to the Patieut, and to renew them, without additional charge, bhisUld they wear, or change colour. Mr. FALEUR can • also adix ea ARTIFICIAL PA LAT E l how maluser Feriae, to hisireelf: Intety stir; erected in rertesiug a Gentleman, .oas► willeriogs and prim. lions were great, and whose ease was of toe snot difficult na ture. This Gentleman has Mithorized Mrs. Faker (as well from a feeling of gratitude, as from a wish to satisfy any fel low-creature labouring water a similar affliction). to refer to him in case of any doebt of Mr. Faleur's capability. To those who are net acquaimed with Mr. Faleur he her leave to observe, that his charge in either case wi ll be always found ni•nlerate. 18, Woharo-place, SOO Novemher.lB4i9. HAM POI Detirable RESIDENCE, near SOUTHAMPTON, on PEAR-TREE GRF.F.N. For SALE by PRtVATE CONTRACT, A IkIARINE KIDGEIVAY, sarronaded by Twenty Acres of partly Pivture mid partly Wood Wad, rally timbered ' large productive Gar den, partly *Ad (in which Is erected a neat Gardener', Outage, and new Clot-home), famished with choice Trees in 101 l heariot ; p(easeut Shnthbery rintaWthe Lawn, and Gra. rcl Walks throng% the Wood, to the Bank of the RI% er H it thea, itipining 40 wbich is a etwomodiuus Quay sad Dock for ifeweiv and Rusts. • The House hts, keim Stied tap at a cossiderahhieiroce, is staimpialls hdP Imssoopktest,alr, tad eery article of Households's& domestic Funtilare, Gk.% Chintz, Kitchen • Requitites, Re. It tweaks. nine Red-chambers, three Sitting-roams, Garrets, and Servants' 015ceo of every de vriptiou detached is Cottelt.house, six-stalled Sta. l'hog Laundry, &Wed op with Steamers; a pleasant Som mer Tea-howe in Rite Woad ; large Sfore-hope, conveniently skated t °commodious Pew is the Chirl, Acad., adjoin . mg, The Tenure is Copyltoid of Inheritance, subject to a Noah certain Fine on'alienation t has ati extensive Right of Common, for Feed, firavel, and S3od, with title to a division of Common, when Wafted. Father Pupieitiars kioaus, by applying t• Mews. Win stodey and, Sun, Pateraotater-cow, London; or Mr. Geo. kboikey,•floathamptost. BUTLERS CELEBRATED RES:ft/KATI VE TOOTH POW 1) ER. n EAUTY of Corintenance anti regularity of Features are allowed to. distinguish the 'British Pair ; hut the. Proprietor of BU TOOTH POWDER Would beg leave to remind hi Countrywomen, that the Itistre of their charms loses half its inflame where the teeth are dlicolotired, or sbew a rotten and unhe*elty appearanie I this ilt‘the more inexcusable, as the present preparation affords ft 4 infallible means of removing every blemish of the cita del, and issafe in its application, being composed of vege dbles. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as illearing away every imperfection, either in the colour or 'in the decay of the enamel of the Teeth ; as rendering the breath sweet and delect,hle, mid making the gums of their proper fhape and Vermillion hue ; and Is certain preventive aga,mst the Tooth-Ache.—No composition of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has met with sock lltglßT sal approbation; and the Proprietor has to boast that it it is daily use of Royalty itself. Surd Wholesale unit Retail, at Mr. Butler's; 'No. 4, Cheopside, corner of Paternoster now ; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders and Perfumers, hi bodes, at 2s. 9d. each.. Of whom may be•had, Butiers Aromatic Pectoral Lo zenges for coughs, asthma's sure throats, &c. in boxes, of ls. lid. each. CA' TO THE EK. CHOCOLATE, COCOA, %ROMA, die. and DISNTON 4 -No, and It, Great l4 s l•CbeaP, near the Mottenteut, London, beg to eta the attention of their Friends and 'the Public to the fol lowing Articles: which, having ling found an increasing and sititfactory Sale, is the best test of their superiority : CHOCOLATE and COCOA:lnvoiced front a receipt 0 the late Dr. Buchan. Author. of Domestic Medicine, &r. uho toed them many years, and treominended them to kis Friends and Patients. His tall opinion is given with each CHOCOLATE and COCOA blended, with a proportion of Lichen, hilaudicw, or Iceland Ntoss, universally reconi waded by the Faculty iu ull Pulmonie, Consumptive, and .Nenrotis I)iscortlers. AROMA, an article much approved, prepared from the eintcolate.Net, is extremely delicate and nutritious for de b:Hated habits ; has Int* been before the Public, and met with an unprecedented demand. They are all made with thb inmost facility, and full directions given for their use. SW EET CIIQCOLA'CE CAKES, plain and blended, with Ginger, Cloves, or Ciao:num ; a small portion of which put °lobe palate will immediately produce the full benefit of a cup of Chocolate.—Each Packet is signed with our mar. VEGETABLE POWDER, a cheap and nutritious arti cle for breakfast. Corms Nuts, Nibbs, and Shells,. Macaroni, 'Vermicelli. fAltrx Powder, Cayenoe Pepper; and Indian Arrow Root, all of the very best qualities. A quantity of Honey .and Pastatia Nutt. All orders punctually attended to at the Manufactory.— They are kW said by the princtptil Tea Dealers and Drug gt.ts in London and most towns in the United Kingdom. • The anterior the Trade are earnestly solicited on li ' bend terms, either as *hove, or through the Wholesale Drag gilts and Tea Dealers in London. -- - A —.RD _1 THf.. SI:X. Dits,vert HERQII.L'i justly celebrated FE. MA.L&PILL.S, for different complaints iucident to the sel at various peeled, of life. It has been truly oisserved, that womessietifielOan the other sex may ate coa,idereil in a certain degree as invalids; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from tine nature of the faoctions they are destined as mothers to perform, which etnails upon them weakness, paio, and an interruption of those regultfr secretions connected with the full enjoyment of health; to act on the cinsititution of the female, and relieve tine olistrietion, no remedy has been known to operate with each certainty, quickness, and sat: ty. its Di. Yothe.rgill's Female Pills t i it unites high tonic and vigomting powers, with hs peculiar quelity of relieving full ness, oppression, and those other uneasy symptoms *hick arise from too much blood in the habit ; they are the [mot certain cure fur nervous, hysterics and do:sleet caniplaints, as well as the %melons other spasmodic affections so common to the sex. Dr. Fathergill's Pills, era Family Medicine, should be to possession of every Mother, and other guardians of the young, who have feioales entrutted in their care: hold, whole-ale and retail, at Mr. Butler's. 4, .Cheapsid.e, Corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail by Tutt, Royal Es t-Palle; Allen. 76, (Word-street . ; Clark, 961, kliscostgii ; and most Couutry Booksellers and Venders, in Boxes, at tls. 9d. each. Of whom may be had, Butler's Aromatic Pectoral zearn, for improving the voice, and for coughs, colds, asthma% and consumptions. in Bottec. at Pled: IMPRESSED with .a consciousness -that their deviation% from the•general plan has been highly benefi cial to Others, and improved in their profboional acquire 'Wet hy Ilse:maturity or pear 20 years experience, Messrs. _ E and Co. continue, with unabated ardour, the era dicatiotiof those Disorders which are the conrequence iftdaleence, ar.the destructive habits of the inconsiderate hrlwol-boy. In professing the cure of these complaints, they fboW , tat on inducement to vice, but, sensible as all men mutt tent the existence of such calamities, they offer their assist as regularly eilucated Sargeonos of London, and of the Rasa! College of Edinburgh. In all cases of Siphylilic in fection, and in every complaint of Debility and Deficiency, ! limb's &wirie r from the Infatuation of a certaindestractive Ling residence in warm climates, free living, or any Garr Came find/ging a deficiency of limply vigour, the pa htnt may rely on a speedy restoration to vigorous health. Their improved plan of curing Strictures of the Urethra has been attended wish .peoidiar succe-e. Strictures of ten and tient% sears duration have yielded to their treatment in the Ann Period of iircee weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentle men of the first respectability, who have laboured under that raids' and distressing diiiense, having received awidical and Peemituritt cure, particitlarly request that references may be made to them, assatisfactory evidentes of the decided supe riority ..f Alesirs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of the• e G ent l emen had !seen under the care of V =s crs. Home, Ile iv 6 ide; lux, other Surgeons of equal eminence, mho attempted thrir cure by the upplieutiotet of the Lunar Caustic success. Currie unil-Co. may he consulted by Ilikents - ol'e;ther sea wOh theitreatest secrecy aett at their hawse , N o . 107, Ilawassogardeno---Paiwats iu the M anatee, statingparticulars the of theh case, inclining a re ai liance fur advice an medicines., will have the same given' "rant to any part of the United Kingduoi.—N ilUi,flatton- Virden. GRAVEL a i d sroN HICKNIAN'S PILLS for She GRAV EL and STON Is are a certain cure for that mast painful and distressing comp laint-the Stone and Gravel. in all its various foons, as lumbago, and excruciating pain in she bowels. This disease. is known to proceed front a faulty secretion in the kidneys, connected with the weaknesses of their vessels. The use of Hickman's Pihs,bf bracing these organs, restores the secretion of the urine to a nealthy state, and prevents the farther production of that matter whieh forms stone and gravel. It is front success in private practice, and at the stikling recommendation of numbers *rho havelmen eared by Me, that they are brought before she Publiet and expert. trice' will convince every one of their unparalleled eNcacy agtitint this fatal disorder. gold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4. Cheapside, Oiirner of Pa n!rmr,ter-rnw i l'utt, Royal Exchange; Clark, ' 169, Borough • Oxford T street and mint Country Sooksellers mil Medicine Venders, in Roxeo, at es. 9d. each. Of whom may he had, Butler's Aromatic. Pretural Lo zeitges, for improving the older, and for coughs, colds, aghast, dte. is Boson, at 130. etch. • , - r • • ' • , • '4 ll , 18101 • %rifler With .the -deceased elt gs BRA NSC9H4II. .1 • • lasthe pleasure of announcing to his Pi-tends' and the Pub lic, the•LOTTERY which draws SA JUNE, gives the greatest chance to the Adveuturer fur sn risk Pout Packets of Tidiets, One hundred in eaib Pact*, are to be giveriby the Cisotn}ctors to the fortunate Holders of tile Arse draw' Prise above 151. when a Ticket asaygnitt upwards of ' 100,0004. and Shares in nroportion. ?'vTOz has been truly lucky iu selling•Packeti of 'Midi r 7,1111, producing warty 44001. and No. *did pr o odmiss 54,7631. was sold in Sixteen Sixteenthi, and pad by Min to 'the respect.ve Holders, who received far each Sixteenth Itir. 3d. .Eirrox solicits a Costiapaace 'the pabbc Parrott. at Ms Lucky Office 2,r - - 1 ,19144 - hritttibe los_stor4-0 ou sr. • NEW MUSIC. . Lately published, and adorned with a frontispieceibly etice Ita. AffINSTRFI, SEH.LNA DE4 ; composed for. 'the Harp or Pianoforte, and respectfully inscribed to his scholar, NIL. Wilton, I,I)WARD JONES. - • • Bard to his Royal Highneustlie Prince of Wales, and Author I,f the follow lag works, lately patilisltel : The MUSICAL and POETICAL RELICS of the WELCH BARDS, and BAIIDICK MUSEUM; contain ing the Original Bardick Sotto, Tunes, and History. In t vols. the - third edition, augmented nod oorrected, with addi tionalenguned A BOOK of LYRIC AIRS; or, Greek, Wollaehian, and Turkish Melodies, wish is Dissertation. MALTESC MELODIF.S, original GERMAN WALT ZES, MUSICAL MISCELLAN t, &cc. London : printed fur the Author, and odd at Birchall's Mtilie Shop, No. ISS, and at tio.,Xiing'.. ! , Diu. 117, in New- Boad-street ; fit Preaton'a Marie_ shop _ , N 0.97, Strand Lund Cleinentlani CoN No-Vbs. GUAllliet• . • 5111SLC. • • Published for the Author, by CL LM ENV and Co. N 0.26, Cheniside, Vol. J. of AGENERAL COLLECTION of the AN. C LENT MUSIC of IItELAND. Orres - Sted for the Pinno-furte, and some of the theetthdotired Mehra...outset ed fur the voice to Poetry. . Cnielky translated Milt Ste'4l4, nal Irish Sops, • Ny THOMAS CAMPISELt;Poq:- • • And other casinos Nets. . To the Work is prettied an Illastital and Critical rdier tatioa on the Egyptian, &heti, and Irish Harp: The whole Unbolted with elegant Engravings, by VW. Booting. Price us imperial. LI set . ille=2lo=a PAAJEfis. . . . C.totz, Mamas 31.—Nothing neW • haa bitten place 'here since my last; but it Huelva a Oily of the French amain and. massacred - all they could get at, without distinction of age or sex. Letters front Valencia state, that the French,' in force about 12,000 men, attacked on the sth' the suburbs • but it appears that they were gal. tautly repul sed. . • • • EXTRAORDINARY GAZETTE. The Selirento Council of Government his re. ceived the fulteleibg report, addressed to his Elea lency Don F. G.uia . , MOST EICELLIVIT SIR, 64 It is with the utmost pleasure I trenimit to you, for•the informatiOn of his ,Mejesty,.the an. beset, report, which I have just received frotn.Co lunel Dun J. Vnltfivia,,yetative to thcevactsatioa of Malaga by the French. • • . • " This (littering intelligence I have rece ived from - the Chief Magistrate of Marvelta, by which it appears that Capt.-F. Lopea,.who arrived from the pert of Malaga, a ffi rmed ,te• hint that the French evacuated that,city on thel7lll, at 7 o'clock in the morning, taking with them lbw artillery of San'Atidre,; It also appears by some confiden tial communications which have reached me, that the enemy has alio evacuated Medina, and 011 en beck, to the woods near Chiclana, and that. in consequence of a sally made by the .enittny, the French lost about IaJO men in vrouttditt, and pfisoners. " ADM Of JAretr4E." " Lines of Gibraltar, March*); . • crreatre item stereTettell.Ttt+ssslTTlD ST TUE GENERAL IN CIIIIITDDTIIN ARMY Dtt.half. MADURA, DAM) TSB 2151 ISO; • . " TD:uoilseqtante of a fruitless stfack made by the French agatott Badajoz, they established then,. relies Merida, Zara, and :Santa lilvtrta... ln order to molest them, the Martinis de la }Lantana detached Major-General Don Catlin O'Doonel, who commands the Peewid division • of that army, with orders to attack Caceres, Tr zill .o, and the; whole front of hii position. r • 44 O'Donnel marched accordingly from_ Albe., querque on the 12th inst. With 2,300 men, 2100 of whom were cavafry t and pinned hi, march • to, the 14th, when, et break of day, 'my idvinced parties full in with the enemy's van.gitird,:d4Ve. the Frenek out alCaceres s and punted theM far as Alden do - Cano, three leagues distance trot* Cates •Being again. attacked in that position', they retreated to Matidellu, niae. leagues Illatant front the. point 'where they were first attacked,, - and it b known, from seepig. shies !received, that They have completely evacuated Merida, Jars, and Santa Muria. The enemy's loss is said toex ceed 150 men." .1 •• . . . . . .. . - . . . . . l . . . . . . - . • . . . . , . . . , . . , .7•••• -••• ,- .7x7r; _ • • • „ . : tSN • . • P ' : - • • • 4 4 1 te:". t. • ..!:=;!. i t 4.; •••.: ' 1 ;.:044 . 4" . * • , PUCE 616. I- It is reported dot s , in.SPOs.ennence of the above sficeessetti inie_treopi Obilla on the 22d, to Which pull AlejltresSeneral Don Francisco dag.asteros was directiug his perch to cut Off the 'enemy's reireet. : • The joss which the French sustain from one fly. ingpirtles la such, that the foreign troops who 'secrete their artetes'are quitedisguated with that kind of wer(ate, end desert in considerable num 'bens,. tipwards et 100 have to-day arrived in Ciudad Rodrigo, ,Badajoa, and Aitorga ; and all deserters.unenimOuslystete, thet desertion would :he Mitre freq . emit, were the fails not afraid Of the The Jet* or ,teißlet - has .rePorted from Aya. ' monte to the prelim coniciletltegessey, under doe of liarOssl7renclrllave been oemnletelydriveu out of Eitreasidera, and pur.. ' Ong: by, Genera Ballaaterne, who arrived on the •td ma that the dispersed enemy retreated partly. to and partly to the Sierra. FROM THE piritNaLt PAPERS. •.• . Pains, Area.: 13.,•Great ;preparations have been made at Antwerp fur the reception of their Imperial Majesties, Who will, it .is said, proceed thither, direct frum St.. Quietist: It is affirmed that the Emperor intends•to gratify .his august Spouse with the grand; and to her entirely novel, sight of the lamsching of scrotal 'ship;, Completely finished, at Antwerp. The King of llollend: passed through Brussels • in the night of the 7th., On Ms return to hie Stag. The . Queen, his Spouse, arrived on the 9th at Conspeigne, whence, on the 11th, she con. untied her journey to. Amsterdam. On IVednesday last, the Emperor held a Coun• cil . of his Ministers at•compeigne. • Arate 14.—1 t is supposed that their Imperial 'Majesties will not *lilt Antwerp until the month of June. Their departure is understood to be fixed for Monday next, the 16th instant. It is !affirmed, that iu the intended excursion of their Majesties, - They will, among' other places, also pay orbit to Amiens and Carnival. That part of Belland; which has just been in. cdrporated, . will, it is laid, form a new depart. went, under the name or the Department of the Mouths of the Rhine. • - ST. PATIERSRURGH, MARCH' 21.—The Court Ocixerte.of this day contains the following article: • 64 RIGA, FEB. 17.--WC have jast received here theimpottant news of the approaching marriage of the Emperor Nspoleuo•wita ea Archdechess of Austria, the eldest daughter of the Emperor Fran. eiv. This event has `prOctuced here the most pleas. log sensation among• all thin 'enlightened classes, who see in this union a certain pledge of a durable peace upon the Continent, 'and a solid alliance be. tween the three Emperors." • Cousst.Atexander Stilt) k•sw has obtained per. mission to resign his Situatioa as Assistant to for Foreign Affairs. . . • Iler Majeity the Empress DOirsger intends to set off immediately upon an excursion, at first to Twer, the residence of her daughter, the Grand Duchess Catherine, and thence to Moscow, to visit the different establishments there under her patronage. Sho will be accompanied by the Grand Duchess Anne. VIENNA, MARC*, 30.—A courier has arrived from Paris, with dispatches . for our Court, re. ported to b 6 of the most agreeable description. We can state, without incurring the charge of - eieggeration, that, at no period' since the year 1702,-hat the publie enjoyed to much tranquil. lity, or displayed so much confidence in the Go= . 'veenment.. The credit of our paper money daily increases, and we hope that the course of ex. change - with Augsburg will soon be at 300. We even go the length of flattering 'ouradvee that the august alliance just formed between Austria' and France may contribute to Wrist pt. lie sentiments into Eigland. • •• Advice; have been reeetved here. by more than 20 eistafeilea, of the Rusitatti hiving effected thei paitsee...of "the Dlittthe, near OVIORA I and Cf. rectal tl juuctiou' with the Sorrier's. It is, of .cosiibt t. •inferretl, that ell hopes of peace in that qUarter &din vanished isisd that"eiectimmercial intereptirse wits Constantitopil4by way of Wid. din;lelltiteltitireisited for a !Ong period. Cot. tunahart, to 'consequence,, had.a sadden Hsi of 90 per cent.. . . ' . .Coandtatlion,•foraierly Minister for Foreign Mferts s has arrived here, accompaeled by his bre they.. • • • Oa tlth h, the day on which it was supplied the `tintti`eto 'of Napoleob with w e d a u s s E a t : g i r t a s e ni t l pis`rtpf lists palace lately appropriated to the Chan. eery Was illuminated in a s tile of the greatest taste and netenifieenCe t „. The iltuinination. of the other 'parts of the Palscp,` and the - ciitital, had also a most brilliant effect, , • Ills EceellmeY count Otto had.a private cacao( the. Emperer on Wedeeadeg last, upon which oceasiots he delivered tsiejetters, which be had received by a courier, oue of* them front his &Welty. the Emperor Napoteuo, and the- other from het . Maj es t,y?the Empress, Louisa. In addition to, the stainable preseets which his Mejeity the. Emportir Napoleon eauacd to be dis. trihstied to the distingeishedisersonages who bad accompanied his spouse to , Braniam, he has also ordered. 30,000 'reties iti gold •to be distributed among the domestics. " DANIS or Ttts• MAINE,, APRIL 7.—The ran •mours of peace in circulation iu Germany Old • 7 .--- ..07Frintrrivrtin . r7arr e sli , . . ... . . .-.--. 14. ' • . •V . . 1.. . . • .:.. 4. ... .....‘ s , I ~,, -011110 41 . • , - ; -.- • . , . .. • •• , 4 2- .7 0 g . , - - . ... . •.. . . 4 . . . 4 . ....* --.".'''''.....,: . • ' . . • '‘. • `4. 4 1 . •.• ' ' , M. ' 4* 4 ..:. t, . 1: , • . • . ~... • 0 , ~, ~ .• • , ~ - , ... . . , . ___ , - LONDON- THIMSDd r 4PitiL , 19 2 1 • ' . • . -- - -- - kt‘oßb-qTRE ET. '?/, GEORGrE-ICTRESt- j ADVAPIII, SfRAND.•• I . rroN late Peke TAILOR!' CQMPANY'S PRICES -. ,- I .Sin J4MP4 I UERA DE wall be here, 11 111 E fur .CLOTIIES, for the leer 1210. as ihe . pleasaire of aenotinclee • :0 I .. 1 bucKy anacc, R, oO4tNii Mt, Iwo 1 !wig ANstoN-HOUSE. INThifilkii,DSON, . GOODLUCK and 'cO. I ILL' fecosintlead to .tbq police of sae. !Addle the NEW. -STAIII4 LOTTKILIG'IOIdeb k 6111 to he drawn on the Bth of I JUNE itiL Cl,VleiLon in boproved Platt.' . 4 • • tall* Pr4* 4207401-4 • ..Prices of .: £5,000 AI ..nr.ii...i.ii-..••• • 1400 211 • blift 10 ~..i - • Jot) 44 • ece. Itc. Ac. • 5,000 Fetus, yoq;N: l'ltambers, Fuer TicTicketsof-every Nata -1 her and FOU E. A PRIZE/Junta) WHOLETICK- L'iliwoch. By this Improved alede,of Adventure A sivale Ticket may guts AC100•000 An half £40,0001 Au Efgath....X19.,500 ' A Quarter 25.0J0 1 A Sizteculli..: : 6,40 • 'rioter* and dirt vs ES are-on Sale by - • RICHARDSON, UOODIIUCK, and Co. l'huik Buildinii,Cpruhlll, and facia/ the (Aura( tbeKine.i Mews' Chariug Crow, the only OlStx that ever veld - iu Shares, Two Frites of , .t 30,000 • And whit Sold and Shared iu the hut Lottery, Two PIiZQ4 of No. Sti.ii II ...s 20,0:10 No. 3.734 LY. . i 20,000 Alto 1414 O. 4:1.00111.95i 11. X1,000.7,-3.456 C £5OO. •