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

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P. cept $t Bologna, have became discouraged and de- . t
Bert, so that the boasting Murat and his army, whoa* e
strength has been unreasonably exaggerated, are
run the Sub.
grown a little cooler, as the Austrian army becomes
rave in bring every moment stronger, nod is preparing to ntteek
y.—lteferred the Neapolitans on three side.. The clime of Mora •
postponed to is already considered as desperate.
Circular Let-
Beessees, APRIL 29.—1 t is still poshively Arnie
s from Lord
ed, that the grand army under the Duke of Wetting-
ton, will comprise 80,000 Russians and other Ger-
ead a second
man troops, 70,000 English and Ilattoverisns, and
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id time, and at least 30,000 Netherland troops. A park of heavy
refinery is forming, with which ir ie intended, whets
! hostilities are begun, icemediately to attack one or
the papers more of the French fort ressee. All the roads in
respecting Brabant, Seeders, Henegau, and Liege, are covered
ordered to with troops, ammunition, artillery, &r. 'l'll,, French
: necessar ' 44411 their disjoeter hI -- fo: PAR Sal opt lel 1e,,..;
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Itett ti. he bat Minns of efetionat Guards are forming with
wing mine- extraordinary rigour, and a great many half-pay •
e of those officers are pieced io them. Bouaparte is expected:
objects he at Lille at the beginning of May. 1
papers to Within the last four days, above 300 deserters., :. -
of Works .
have come to our frontiers. Two Colonels and se... ! .
. vend Captains arrived at Ghent yesterday. Somali
's Depart.
of them cattle direct front Paris. A French General
ration was ass arrested here yesterdev, and after a close exami-
pr order of nation, put into close confinement. Great vigilance
and a new ,is used in respect of persons elle
are considered RA
n proposed
i emissaries of [Limp:tote: several hese been
the'
D ken.
Bausssen, APRIL 30.—Otothe 2SthDuke of
teration in; ; Wellington gage a magnificent ball, at wheel were
er order of , all the distinguished personages now in this city.—
s had been It is considered as a kind of take leave compliment .
he saw no; of the Duke.
•r MAY L—Lord Wellington is gone to Ath, but
I the print- will he back this evening.
d with that' Iltirua, APRIL 30.—The Netherland Army. al.
laid be dis. i ready in the field, amounts to 27,000 mess. It is
i divided into three divisions of infantry—one brigade
objections. ! of infantry which was intended for the East lodiegs
Pre to wait' a brigade of heavy cavalry, and two brigades of light •
told be ins- ; cavalry.
as his wish VERSAILLES, Antic 27.—Among the reports In
consider:h. i circulation at Paris is the following :—That all the
upon those . most valuable effects in the Thuilleries have been
packed up and sent off; and also, that many efferts ..
esposed al-
belougiog to the Chateau have been privately sold.
Ilecve, APRIL 30.—As a part of the Russian .
troops, and those which Sweden sends to defend the c
.23 general cause of Europe, will come to the Netherlands
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by sea, the Magistrates of ell the places along -the
.11 1 coasts helm received orders to receive the troops
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1 wherever they may land, and to afford them every as-
a
a Bill to sistance. •
petting the Ilemautten, APRIL 27.-1 he Senate.has publish.. e •
,art-houses ed an energetic Prcieeimatiott, inviting vnlonteers to • e .
read n first enrol themselves, to complete the contingent of Ham- ;.
I time to- burgh-
SILESIA, APRIL 20.—His Majesty the King of
the High. I Prussia has given the command of the 5111 corps of ..:
rought up,4 the army to Gee. Von Yorck, and the Government r
'federation • of Silesia, which thus becomes vacant, to Lieut.-Gen. . ,
Yon Ilunerbein.
:ommitted, LOWER Rumg, APRIL 18.—We hear that a tele.
he read the graph is to be erected on the Cathedral at Cologne, .1
for the use of the Allied Armies.
ras read a
the House FRENCH PIPERS.
Reesee, APRIL 25.—The inhabitants of Rennes,
among whom there are many Dr
.01 ages and condi. I
1 tiaras whose devotedness to the Emperor is strongly t 4
marked, have energetically pronorteaced themselves
Ihe 30,000 for the national cause. Tile Naiitese were the first .
, , trill be to answer this appeal, end proposed :to seed Come
iia, and so missioners to Rehears eho shoukl-assise-io la)iugehe .
:lee o hide foundations of a federative pact for the five depart. er i
ein a few meets of Ili-Rawl.
1 These deputies arrived here on Saturday last, and
much talk were received by an immense crowd oho went out
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is stated to meet them wish music at their bead, and amidst .
everal re- shouts of Live the Emperor ! .
lis plot, it The Prefect having ascertained that their sentiments •
From this . were such as might be desired, and that the Deputies
sw plan to and their hosts were all men affording by their edu-
! cation and family respectability all the necessary
yet ended, guarantee, gave free scope to this patriotic move-
ment.
ngress in- On Sunday, the 23d, at ,a considerable meeting,
not take the bases of a Federative Compact were discussed, in
the terms imitation of that which Brittany sigued at Potitivy is .
, 1790.
rein made, i On the news of this meeting, Commissioners front .
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le frontier Murhihan left Vannes with the consent of the Pre- . .
to the con. feet, to join their friends of Nantes and Rennes.—
'suspicious The meeting requested M. Blin, Director of Cm Peet-
!d to pass office, to put himself at their head to give reeulaiity .
to their operations; to which this estimable man con-
I, opposed settled. .
some had In the night the plan of the federative compact,
a measure destined to unite all the good Frenchmen of the fire ,
! King .in Departments of Britanny in defedce of the country,
Lich might its liberty, its constitutions, and the Emperor, was 4
takings.— drawn up; and was adopted..next day in a general ' ,
rrs at the meeting which had surprisingly lKreaseti. Commis.
Pcisive re- 'loners were appointed to proceed to all the towns
titutiou of .of Britanny, and into Lower Nornmedy. Deputa-
tions from Plnermal and Jorseiito have i.oined the
ng to join Confederates in tile name. of their fellow.direens.. .
e. Austria Count Clll'4l'4-14, the extraordinary Commissioner,
hwartzen- arrived while these proceedings were going on, and
Ihe month. applauded the sentiments of the confederates. Ile
I fixed ; it was present, with all the authorities, at a. dinner of
lay. • 500 covers, where the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
Corn Italy, . 'This Confedei atioa, composed of the chic of the
's Revolu- generation born dating the Revolution, educated in •
received, liberal principles, perfectly capable of eiloinguishing
ng defeat- between liberty and licentiousness, and whose hatred
imeJs ex- to old privileges is unequivocal, is rapidly extending