Star.
London, England, 1814-03-21 00:00:00

CATHOLIC TUTOR.

WANTED a Person, Ecclesiastic or not, of ta-
lents and unexceptionable morals, to INSTRUCT
THREE YOUNis GENTLEMEN, of the ages of 12, 11, and
years, in Latin, French, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography,
Astronomy, the the of the Globes, &c. He is to reside with
them, a few miles from town, and continue with them at least
til Their Education is complete. One who has' been to employed
will be preferred.—Salary liU Guioeas per anuum, exclusive of
Board and House.

Address, with putticulars, to A. B. 38, Duke-street, Gros-
venur-Nuare.

ORGANS.

HBRYCESON respectluily begs leave to intro-
• duce to the notke of 1.2 !les alai G. ntlemen who wi-11 to
purchase of the Real Maker; his much admired BARREL
ORGANS, adapted for Psalms, Songs, Marches, and Country
Dances,-with the accompaniment of Drum and Triangle, form-
ing at once a complete Band.
H. B. from twenty years' constant practice setting the Music
on the Barrels, is enabled to gratify his Customers with their
own choice of Tunes, 9n in a very supcior style, and on the
most advantageous testa%
A variety of instruments may be seen at his Organ and Piano-
forte Manufactory, No. 22, Market-street, St. James's.

KENT—A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. -
COMPACT DWELLING-HOUSE, OFFICES, MEADOWS,
LANDS, and WOODS—about Eighty-six Acres—neat Brom-
ley, Chisleburst, &c.; Fourteen Miles from London.
TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on Thurs-
day, 19th of May, at 'Twelve &pock, in One Lot
APLEASANT .end COMPACT FREEHOLD
ESTATE, CROFTON PLACE, situate in the Parish
of Orpington, a short distance from Bromley and Chislehurst
and Holwood, in a beautiful and picturesque part of ch./ country ;
comurising a substantial Brick•built Residence, with Offices,
Coach-house, Stables, Gardens, Orchard, Farm yard, Barn, and
Outbuildings, and sundry Inclosures of fine meadow, pasture,
arable, and thriving Wood-land, surrounding the House, contain-
ing upwards of Eighty-six Acres; a desirable Property for a
Gentleman concerned in business, being within a mile and a half
from Lock's Bottom, the high roads to London and Tunbridge,
&e. The Estate abounds with Pheasants and other Game. The
House, at a small expense, may be made a most comfortable re-
sidence.

'May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Burton, on the Premises,
where Particulars may be bad; and at the Lion, Lock's Bottom;
Bell, Bromley; Castle., Edam ; of Messrs. BrummeU and Ca-
ton, Solicitors, Altlersgate-street ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where Plans may be

PRICE SIXPENCE.-HALFPIi

Y.

DISTRESS IN GERMANY.
AGENEkAL MEETING of the NOBILITY,
CLERGY, GENTRY, and OtHERS k recipe/44 to
be 644 et the FREEMASONS'-HALL, GREAT QUEEN.
GREET, LINCOLN'S INN-FIELDS' on SATURDAY,
MARCH itS, to take into cos:lteration the DISTRESS in
GERMANY, recently occasioned by the Ranges of War.
FREDERICK. 1. EBOR.
EDWARD. W. LONDON.
AUGUSTUS. S. DUNIL M.
C. CANTUAR.
His Royal Meuse% the Duke of YORK will take the Chair
precily at o N t O'CLOCK.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZE rTE.

WAR DEPARTMEMT.

DOWNING-STREET. MARCH 19, 181 4.

A Dispatch has been received at this Office, ad.
dressed to Earl Bathurst, by Colonel Lowe, of which
the following is a copy s
Head-quarters of the Combined Army, unsier Field-
Marsbal Blueer, Laon, Mirch 11, IKI4.
Mr Lritua—l addressed a letter to your Lordship
this, morning. enclosing the duplicate of a report to
Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Stewart, relating the
successes which bad been obtained over the main
body of the enemy's army; under Bonaparte in per:
son, during an attack made by him for two successive
days, the 9th and 10th instant, on the position bcou-
pied by Field Marshal Blucher's army, in this town
and in the plain below it. Forty eight pieces of can-
non, and between five thousand and sir thousand
prisoners have been taken. The enemy is in retreat
from all points, and the cavalry of the allied army
in pursuit of him. He is retiring iu the direction of
Soissons, 'where it is possible he may make a statui:
The principal advantages were gained by the corps
of General D'Yortk, supported by General Baron
Sacken. The whole of the artillery were taken by
it, and the greater number of the prisoners. Mar-
shal Marmont and General Arrighi, were the corn.
manders opposed. They had advanced from Rheims
against the left of the Marshal's position.
Bonaparte, in the mean time, with the old and
young guard, with two divisions that had arrived
from Spain, and with a large body of cavalry, was
carrying on his attack against the right and centre.
Yesterday evening the contest terminated, and
during the night his retreat commenced.
The details contained in thy report of this morning,
will, I trust, reach your Lordship before this com-
munication arrives. I have-the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) H. Lows;, ColoneL
WAR DRRARTMEN r.
DOWN/SC.-STREET, MAMA! 19.

Dispatches have been received at this_ office, .ad-
dressed to Earl B.ithurst, tly Lieutenant-Colonel
Cook 6, who is attached to the army of General Win.
zingerode, dated Laon, the Bth And 11th instant.
They contain accounts of the actions in which Mar-
shal Blucher's army had been engaged, similar. to
those received from Colonel Lowe, and already puts-
lished in The I.,en:lon Gazelle. Lieutenant-Colonel
Cooke's second Dispatch appears to have been writ.
ten dining the night of the 1 lth, and on the morn.
ing of the 12th inst.: it concludes as follows :
" At nine o'clock at night, Napokon appears to
have withdrawn his headquarters to Chavignon, sit
which time the whole of the French army mere in
lull retreat. They are followed by the Cossacks
and cavalry of the army, and ten more guns have
been already taken. I ha4e the nonour to be,
(Signed) " 1-Iswitv COOKE, Liellt.-001"
P.S. MARCH 12.—Eight hundred prisoners have
been sent in by the Cossacks of General Chernicheff.
The enemy are pressed so hard, that much baggaje
is taken from them, among which is that of their
General of cavalry, Desnouettes. The road is cover-
ed with their killed and wounded."
BANKRUPTCY ENLAR:IED.

May 7,* Robert !Waldo Jackson, late of i.ivrrp•ol, merchant.
dealer and chapman, at ten, at °oddball, London.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERiEDF D.

Charles Sturbridge, of Rosemary. lane, Middlesef, cheettemonger
BANKRUPTS.
Jame, Ansdell, of Liverpool, timber-rnerebant, dealer and chap.
man, to surrender April 7,9, and 30. at eleven, at the Globe
Tavern, Liverpool. Attornier.,hlr. IVtudlc, John•street, lit J.,
ford;row, London; or hirsirs. G,itTi.h and Hank, Fonwick.

street, Liverpool.
Thomas Clewley, of Beam!limit, par sb of Checkley, Stafford-
shire, dealer in horse', March 26, 2d, and April 30, at two, at
the White Hart and New .S.-ar inn, Uttoxeter. Attonsu.s,
Messrs Anstice and Wright, King's Bench Walks, Temple,
London; or Messrs. Blair and Cox, Uttoseter.
William Harrison. of Liverpool, house-budder and joiner, deaf•r
and Chapman, April 11, 12, and 30. at onerat the York Hotel,
Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. John WhPey, Leigh-street. Lieu. -
pool.
Mark Oliver, of Durham, carpet-manufacturer, dealer and chap-
man, April 16, at four, April 18, at ten, and'April 30, at four.
at the King's Arms Inn, Kendal. Atturnies' Mr. IViUlans
Jackson, Garden-ceurt. Tempk, London ; or Messrs Fell awl
Johnson, Kendal.
George Brown, of HolyweU-street,Shore3itch, Middlesex, liana-
draper, dealer andl Chapman, March 26, April 5, and :to, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Strauou Ind AUpurt,
No. 41, Shoreditch.
Samuel WiUson, late of the Ship and Cheerers, Love-lane, pa-
rish of Si. Paul. Shadwell, Middlesex, victualler, dealer and

chapmaa, March 26, April 2, and 36, at tvtelve, at GatUlan.
Attorney, Mr. K. H. Noy, Mincing-lane.
Francis Pagett, Tottenham-court-road, Middlesex, victualler,
dealer and Chapman, March 2ti, 29, and April so, at eleven,
at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Aldridge and Smith, 2.

Lincoln's-Inn New square, London.
James l'aylor, late of Gloucester-terrace, New-road, Whitechs.
pel, Middlesex, soap-manufacturer, dealer and chav man, March
26, April 2, and 30, at one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Ab-
bott, Chancery-lane.
John Warner Waskett, of Great Hockham, Norfolk, miller,
dealer and chapman, April 8,9, and 30, at four, at the Wool-
pack Inn, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Windus and Holto-
way, Chancery-lane, London; or Messrs. Simpson and Rack-
ham, Norwich.
Joseph Levy, of No. I S, MWyard, Goodman 's-fields, Middie-
sex, dealer in hardware, slopseller, dealer and chapman, Marsh
25, April 2, and SO, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. E.
luau, Bury-street, St. Mary-Axe.
John Harrison of Prescot, Lancashire, grocer, April IS, Id, la
30, at one, at the Legs of Man Inn, Prescot. Attornies,
Messrs. Houghton and Sherratt, Prescot ; or Messrs. Sher.
hard, Adlioston, and Gregory, Bedford-row, London.
Richard Flower, of Oilmen, Nottinghamshire, Innkeeper, April
4,3, and so, at eleven, at the Markham Moor Inn, No tlog.
hanashire. Anomie', Mews. Mason and Mee, East eda:ll ;
Or MOM. Eider, Stethaf,,apd DAWICIA, Farnivars-11.n.

THE EVID.NING

LONDON.

MONDAY, MARCH €2l, 1814..

On Saturday .we had the satisfaction w announce
the arrival of authentic intelligence received by the
way of Jersey, of Lord WXLLINGTOOgb rapid advance
into the heart of France. In the cotnse of yesterday
:morning M:ijor FREEMANTLE arrived in Downing-
street with the Official confirmation of this important
fact. A letter to thb LOitD MAYOII. a Bulletin from
the Foreign -Office, the tiring of the Park and Tower
guns, and a G;azette Axtraordinary, successively an-
nounced ere welcome tidings. .

His Lordship's movements in advance were exe-
cuted with that boldness and intrepidity for which
the troops under his command have been invariably
distinguished. The fighting from the 24th February
to the 2d March, was severe, and the loss of the
Allied troops engaged considerable. The action of
the 27th was most obstinately contested, but the
French were ultimately driven into confusion. The
French troops evidently fough,t without any thing like
auemble, and the deserters and runaways exceeded
those on any former occasion. We subj .in the docu-
ments on the tubject in the order in which they were
published ;

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