The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-04-07 00:00:00

TiE GLOP. DUCHESS or OLDENBURG.

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The DakeV•CLAftexce frequently visits her let
Whit Highness, at Pulteney Hotel. On Toni*/
the Duchess D'Arroour.zata paid her respects to her
Imperial Highness, at Pulteney Hotel. In the even-.
ing the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, togs-
ther with a number of personages of distinction.
were invited to meet her Imperial Highness at the
Earl of Llestiroot.4s house, and the grand party to
meet bor were the Prime Minister of Great Britain.
Yesterday morning the Austrian Minister waited
upon her Imperial Highness soon after ten o'clock, in
his fall court dress, with the official account of the.
triumphitaintry,ocher August Brother end the Allied
Aimy into (fie city of Paris; his Excellency was most
'gracitisly received. After that her Imperial High-'
1 ness received a morning visit from the Dukes of C.
RENCR and Sussex. At a quarter past eleven o'clock,
left Puttees"! Hotel in one of the PRINCE itEGENT.4 1
carriages, and followed by another, in which she we
ld
accompanied by the Princess VALWICHOWSILY, -Ms.
dame ALAIIENsay, the Prince GAGARINE, Colonel.
Aasest are, and General TURNER, her Chamberlain;
they setej for the purpose of seeing London and its.
custommis well as public buildings. Yesterday they
proceed to Covent-garden market, stopped there
. for tome time, and from thence to Lincoln's Inn-
fields. the carriages then went on to the Bank,
where notice having been received of the intended
honour of a visit from the illustrious stranger, she was
Ireceived by the Governor, Deputy Governor, and a
number of the Directors in all due form and respect ;
tite voipnteers in their best clothes, and their fun
bandi who received her Imperial.. Highness wi h
military honours, played God save the King, Sze.—
, The viewing of the building, the offices, and the,
dillreresit departments, occupied her attention for two,
hours, A sumptuous repast was provided for ilsol
ito)al Duchess and suite in the Directors' parlour.—,
U.. royal , liveries and carriages, and its being
*wen who the august visitor was, collected an im-
Ile concourse of people,who gave repeated buzzes.
' kmperial Highness returned to Guildhall, where'
oh ,was received by the City Officers in their fell
i
.dreges. After that her Imperial Highness honoured.
the Lorin MAYOR with a morning visit, and viewed,
the interior of the; Mansion-hoese. Ceom thence she
sweat', to St. Stephen's.- Church, Walbreok, width'
building is considered some of the fiuest architecture,
46,,thie goentry ; she afterwards visited the Mous..
'phut, but merely stopped opposite to view the otat..'
'side, agd then went covet Loudon Bridge, stopple(
to view the sitipping, ,titc. The carriages then pro-
credo& off the ildgige through the Borough, &c.
over Blackfriars Bridge to the klulteney Hotel,
where her ..Imperial nightie's recerili visitsarout•
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eti characters. after which, with her suite, she
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went to honour the Duchess D'AucoutEw4 with a
visit. At sevewo'clock she gave a grand dinner to a
i pberty of fourteen. .

• GER31.4)1 SUFFERERS. .. • •
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It appear.that there is no relaxation on the part
of those benevolent persons who have espoused the
'SAGS! of the Germnn Sufferers. The new Commit.'
composed of Nobility, DairZi.riet 4 the church,.
lid other Gentlemen, US- . tiftg Met aiertiaas
lof the Committee of the Cy o LotsdOsi,-sintsre •
daily adding to the funds. raising to relieve such ex-
' tensive rnieery, ei.the ra7ages of war hate inflicted
' upon the country Ar ,pt home. Allies. Numerous
itetse letters have arrived fret* places en the Con
(Input where relief ha; y been iff'osidecli all 'of
wilieh are expressly* - lnkfulttess to the. Sritiph
lieople, andsbotind with prayers to neaTea tar a
continuance of prosperity, and every blessing to oar
.country. The.friends of suffering humanity will be
gratified on reading the subjoined
slist.of sums sent
Within the hat month, to alleviate the miserable suf-
ferings of our titillated brethren, our brave and faith-
ful Allies : . .
*arch 3. For Bishopinverdi - . ,_
.2_ . . £5OO
For the countries between Dresdetkated Pirna 50)
Ditto ditto Di to . . • XI
10. For the Inhabitants of Custrin, when it guilt
have been surrendered by die enemy . . . s;io
For Glogau, when surrendered by. the enemy 500
17. For the miserable in Silesia . . .... AlOO
• For the Ladies Committee at Berlin, that at-
tend the Hospitals _ . .- . _ ... .. _ . 1000

For the /bilis from Castrin. (Mogan, Gros-Be-
res. and Neighbourhood . . . . . . 1000
r,r the Poor Children at Hellish Orphan-house • 900
For the Poor 'Villagers between Dresden and
Bohemia
For the miserable In Hamburgh, to be drawn
for when surrendered by the enemy . . . 2000
For the Exiles from Hatuborgb .
Ditto Ditto . . .. m. .
For Erfurt and 'Thuringia .
~ .. . . .
41. For Silesia
.. . . • . . . . •ii- . . ...
24. Fur Nuremoerg • ~,,,,, ~ ! ...1 ••••.••,‘. ~ t al
Fror flatlairon
' It For Wlnrolierg ... .
For die SaFesen in the-Eiebsield .. .. '.. .•• . no
4F. .. ._ .... ,i, MI
91. For ' 164, and Vicinity, in'TbaHnslit , SOO
April 4. For . . . . . . . . . .. •.it 'IMO
For the *pima of Saxony . . ..41'.1 . IEOOO
For the Ea boas Hanburgh.

Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held at Guild-
hall, to consider of petitioning Parliament for leave
to bring in a Bill respecting the Office bf Gauger,
and also to consider of a Petition for leave to bring
in the said Bill ;. and Petitions being prepared
*ac-
cordingly, were read and agreed to, and the Sheriffs,
attended by the Remenabraucgr, were requested
forthwith to present the same to the don. House of
Camtnons.—Several Broken were admittelis and
sworn Brokers.—Upwards of oao ounces Orgolti
was sworn to as foreign, previous to its4Ang u-
ported.
The great pigeon match for 2QO guineas aside, be-
tween Captain MAR[NAM and Mr. HCiWLETT, which
was made six weeks since, was decided on Milani
Moor, in Kent, on Monday, at 21 birds in favour
of Mr. HOWLETT. Only one bird was missed from
41. Mr. Howierr kilted 14 'Bocce ssive birds, and
missed the 15th. The 10th was hit hard, but got
away, and he killed the remaining five. Captain
blaitsmait bit ail his birds, bnt bagged 17 only,
and lost the match. The Captain was the favourite
at six to four.
Mr. TerAcitiiirlit Melded Provost 'or ;King's Col-
lege, Cambridge. Thera were tiq.44ther Candi-1
dates, Dr. RENNELL and Dr. J. Ro , who had,
the former 14, the Letter 8 votes. Yr: THACKERE
had 87. • .