The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-02-05 00:00:00

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neatin of atmartiais that the enemy may probably
-..lllolloach. their gates, aid that ,oa their exertions. the
• tegangtion of the city will depend. Having. done
• Ips,lie eeh as if he really ,conittinit 01- thor4i,fai.:
.:`,:0100. It is not a mere esveriment which, tW *lips ti
, .2. $ .be makes on their affections. tie rei*:-anti
ottikity
melded Id their eforts the safety of his'
iiateliisind his son. He takes hismilita mea- •
sis OW* refereoce to this object, which he coital-
it ttleepdy amply secured. We cannot bet see in this
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..-intlitlildataf N.teoLion, a decisive contradiction to all'
'.M+! bare bon told, as to the probability of defectiiin
7asan'iptli aohjects. He believes, with th; fullekt
' nishlll*seis-that they will not desert hiiiiiiand be-as
' tirottribieetn be easily deceived iu such ft:iiittitsii..7-
'taking this for granted, as we• think •we may, it
sithreteireter liglik.nst the character of BONAPARTE
. and his Governments than whole volumes of either
eulogies or censer*. • It is a practical illustration of
• the people's opinion ; add .with respect to the merit
of -.Governments, the opieiee of the people is the
away infaW.ble standar& lifesesertmente I Jesm -good
. only its .pruportiou as. they.eontribote to the Itappi-
•ness of the poop' ; and hil•eigard to their own hap..
vices, the people cia never be mistaken. The Paris.
Panel's Celalkill an 44dress to the Esteems REGENT
from the Officers of thilpiatlenalGuard.
The WA Papers ineeited this; day contain an
Address of Marsluti Bute n* to the Inhabitants of
the left bank of the Rhine. it is chiefly remarkable,
es it contains a. distinct recognition of the misting.
'authorities and laws in this part of the French Em.
pire. This, of course, has rendered the war faction
a little angry with the Marshal. His former Prot*
oration was a great deal more to their taste. We
trust the tone and spirit of the Allies will never be
regulated by that of the Three Journal—the lead-
ing organ of this faction ; for the degree of its dis-
approbation is no imperfect criterion of the justice
and reasonableness of the tneaseres on which it cont-
inents. Lord Carmen:titan arrived at Frankfurt on the
.15th, and set tout for the head-quarters of the Allied
Feweveiges on the following day. These Papers contain
MAW the Thirteenth Roped of the Silesian Army.
French bad been driieti across the Saar and the
Nitwit,. Aisels.Chapelle bud bred entered. The'
sarrisons of Louvaitand Mechlin had been surprised.
lattleeinest surrounded ; and there were brigui.les
boriptipfiletburg and Thionville. There is in the
Diallak rs it specification of the contingents to be
fain- t by the different States of the ithenish Con-
sii
federation. A considerable part of these.troops are
nlreedso- its the geld—the whole amount will be
14500 men.

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Weyesterday a n n °num' that thetmhargo Law had

been passed, by the American Legislature. We have this
datilksicogitil the inipertant CiaUSel of the Bill, to.
' = t _she citconisteacee *Welk et=
02
. it passed bra raejority 448.
MeassitpWille resorted to on the eve of a nego-
• kaas, very ,naturidiy, to the opts
that **great confidence is felt by the Minim
itrelllMlN of a pacific 'lase Wilts stegeciation..

Ur. lice** -Anntwaron, who has been under or-
Alen to return to the Continent slue* ‘Vedtiesday;
Val to set out last night On his way to Kiel, with the
Ratification of the Treaty of Peace with Deumark.—
He will, we understand, after having exchanged the
Ratification with the Danish Minister, proceed im-
Itediately to join the Cnowsr Panics, wherever his
Royal Highness may be.
bfoestatm, attended by the Count D'Esc.tas, has
boded on tne coast of Holland.
The t* .mmander in Chief has directed that 'the
assegai/U-13g the Establishment of the Royal Military
College should be postponed from the 31st of Janu-
ary to the I2th of February, and the same has been
notilSed by the Governor, Lieot.-General Sir A. Hunt,
emeordingly.
The Tennant, of £4O guns, Captain Lord elks.
SANS at. Chatham' will be ready to proceed to sea
about three weeks.
-It is said that a greet many American ships had
itadeevoured to escape the restriction on their sailing,
but most of them had been captured by our cruisers.
—The Ijragons 4'07.1 guns, Commodore BARRIE,
had been extremely fortunate in meeting with these

fugitives. . .
The Fair 44finerican cartel, was to sail shortly
After the Bth ult. from New York to England.
Soon after three o'clock yesterday the Panics
Rammer held a Court at Carlton House. After the
sigual efifeltOniell his Royal Highness held a Privy
Copodi,which.was attended by all the Ministers in
town.—The ceremony of pricking the Sheriff's, front
the tint formed in. the Gust of Exchequer on the
atilt' of 'November, was then gone through..
Pont Loma, M4nityrtvs, AVG. 21.—This place
haek.for tome time pest presented one continued
sceas of amusement and festivity, occasoned by the
arrival of Lord Motet, in the Sterling Garde, on
the 11411 'instant, on his way tAndia. Nothing can.
eiried' the cordiality of the Jeception which his
Lordihii has met with in this colony, and his affabl.
litylmatisseillating manners have made the exertions
sod expesree lavished to entertain him appear an ho-
ntapcX : ow his deserts. Immediately on his
I „ciftrival, all the troops, cattsisiing of four
ralert °Meted In from the out-posts, and
vrdilvt4.llllml oil VIM .parade, on the 12th, the.
Pailibiltwattt'S ilthib4ify, on the Champ de Mars,
diiir Nkfili of Port Louis, amidst lin int.
labi:filllreleton. After the review, his
A' a litititary Levee at the OovernmeAl
• . , occasion all the Mem of WIN
priligkewftistsiglocea : the Civil Authoritiesitid
beenjeneetti6Anroeding day. On the Me.
in( lire pica-fete was given at die Go-
vernment Hots, which was attended by wards
of one hundred individuals, and every this. Coats",
bated to give the most killiaat Oka