The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-02-15 00:00:00

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rorl•s : near 60 men die daily in the hospitals in
Padua.

MorizAusAx, FEL 4.—On the.29th of January,
the Prefect hi/sit% learnt, that the oth division of the
army of Spain, going post to Paris, w0u1d.... pas..
through Montauban on the 30th, lost no Male
preparing SOO carriages, and providing quartera.and
provisions.
Though the weather was very bad, and the time so
short, all was procured by the zeal of the Magistrates
god the readiness of the inhabitants, who, though
It rained in torrents, went out to meet the troops,
an.d.eonteuded-for the honourof taking them to their
houses, and affording them every assistance. The
Prefect had priwured 1,400 pair of shoes, which he
be4ged.the colonin to accept as a mark of the interest
**Vick 'this inhabitants take IA their present fatigues,
end in the new fJengers whirl? theyare going to incur
to detiver'the French territory....
t The brigade of dragoons of Genero tiparre passed
tho next day, and Was received with the same atten.
lion. .

=TRACT OF A LETTER. TO AL•LAFOIRCE, ADJUTANT..
COMMANDANT OYFICER. Of THE LEGION OF no-
noun, AT MONTAUBAN*

Camp before Rayonne, Jan. 46. IRI I.
• There has been-,no action here since the 13th of
tecember ; it does not, seem that the English have
Any mind to hack us. They lost such an inlincnse
-ouvriber of officers and soldiers in the last uffairohist
they have greatly abated their pretensions of advatic:.
Jag. They suffer all kind of privations ; the dif-
•ficulty which their vessels experience in approach-
jug c.uast, .is the cause of their being often
in *ant of subsistence. Four English deserters,
iuhons spoke to yesterday, confirm what I tell
is ob.- 'Want-and distress make them desert daily.
army is well provided: • Half of the division
,worlts every day at the 'advanced posts of Bayonne,
rl36.wees, the .Nive,and. the Adour. They are in a
condition to resist all the attacks of the English,—

}These works are' (undated 'With an 'excellent and nu,
serous artillery. Theis it not a single Spaniard in.
..the Jiue. • • . .

There is no epidemical disorders in any of our
• ,Tholheatro at Bayonne is open as usual; sane of
those inhabitants %shorn fear had caused to remove,
•ale ieturnlna• to their hOuses.

The right bank of the Adavr is lined with troopl,
who protect gm navigation for conveying previsions
for the arniy evtil•fnr thyonne.
Our enlist to behave extremely well, and, exer.
sebtlog ;in a few months be equal. to old
.soldiers.. • •

..ro. Pa;is• 3(n:trails of the 11th contain an addrese,
which has bemi posted 'op in an parts of Paris, in
!math the Prefectittsites the Parisians to furnish, by
'voluntary coteribotions, the articles necessary for
-,thelempnreryAnilitary hospitals to be established at
•fa.ria.; :telling:them that the consequence of their re-
-404410' relit-this- hansom -ditty would be, that the
andlOick soldiers• would be quartered on
then; to be. provided `l'et at their expence.. The ar-
iticies.reqUirevtiaro o,la, babies 8,000 palliaases,
7',ooo'..eiattreswee, 6,000 3{ }'shedl,
414.900_9.ej t5.',1,1,001:1 -Waists, .124000. caps linectlar
-basideges at the• rate of a pothid Tier bed, and lint
,at sate of two pounds per bed„ besides money
for the inftchaie efif rililtiliCines,* kitchen utensils, &c.
:Which captiot befartsishod tit, kind.

;‘;* DfITGII PAPERS.
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.
• ems* ".. t5.--Aeconting to intelligence
Lou
the Swe4ish army was expected there
on the 2ith,

• WUSSELS, FEB. B.—The number of Prutsion
..troops who hare already (urine(' amount to 1500
men. Velvoorden and Niechlin arc at present oc-
cupied by Prussians ; and a strong column of troops
-of the• same nation has marched upon Ghent,
by Dendermonde, so that Belgium will soon be de-

General IVinzingerode hiS marched from Name,
upon Rheims, and not upon Mims, as was sup-
posed. The latter place is already occupied by the
Allies„
t 'The kimd-quarteri of General Billow are now at
liresser4:

En= 4 Fen. B.—The bombardment of Antwerp
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is turned into a blockade; the blockeding corps is
.te.consist
,of. 10,000 Salon troopit and an English

The iiiluthitant9 of Mechlin, Brussels; and almost
all .thktown9 in Brabant hice received the Allies
I• . i
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with the greitest demonstrations lljoy. A deputa.
Siom.from ti!...oity of Ghent has brought the keys of
.thekeity to(;4ineral
BaineN, Excellency the Imperial
Itnsiian Wider:General Baron *Tettenlioin lift us
this•tlay to go to the Rhine.

crown Prince of Sweden will, on
the 90, hold a grand 'review irrffiiiisfei2 from
Whence he will proceed to Aii-la-Chapelle.
TUE if.tcux, Fes. 9.—'fbe attack upon Antwerp
has failed, owing to the great precaitions which the
IFrench took to preserve their ships. The head-
quarters or • Sir Tkoinas Graham, which were at
Merxem, Orme to Antwerp, were to move on the
-.714 to Groat suudert, which is to be evacuated by
the Saxoni. Tbe."Englisit thus fall back upon their
,former due, and are expected to take up winter
lii ;11'e 2E04 upon the fleet at Antwerp
.the bighess pr.tise is given ,to the British artillery,;
aiu they WT the Preach•dis'pinyed very little ability
ihOe firing %Mu the. village.
• From SOO to 1000 Of tie Guards have landed at

:Ileivoels-14s, and proceeded to bend-quarteis. The
I.)ukesfVlei4nce isAiiiieto the head-quarters of the
Truss alts iiiiilit:Getieral'Biilow;sirhich are expected
.to Ais at 4 Brussels.-
TORnAtt, JAN. 19.—1 t having been strongly re-
ported Wit French treasure to an immense amount,
besides plate, charts, and plans,belonging to the Ern-
, p.sror Napoleon, were concealed in the fortress of
Torgno; General Tituenzien, by whoM the place
%rat talteu by sioims.appointed a committee of offi-
cers' End others to -leis alnalter of such im-
ivitanpe,, After 'the irtrictest investigation; however,
44,8 baovage, and effects of the
French garrison,.there was no vestige found of any
such plates- or' chide. The French officers; and