The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-02-18 00:00:00

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done the will of thee asesemiers, though their
come es pod Spaniards, pollutes the political atmos-
pheres *ad may weaken the energy of Goverumiiit,
and May eacearege and support the French mini
by lulling us to sleep with the hopes of peace, and
the retarn of our beloved King. Now is the time to
/ aria ilia nation, in order to render us respected by
both Meads and enemies, without and within.
STATESMAN OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK. :I
Alf, is currently reported in the City, that letteral
bjeeetsisl'
n received, by express, this morning, from
iii;,
efisgee, announcing another great victory obtained
1
• BONAPARTE over the Allies, having taken 18,000
Mime, 10 stand of colours, and a number of
non., Theabove information is said to be received
Government.
The Funds were rather heavy this morning—Om-
*am opened at 2011 and fell to 26.

-.rho LORD CDANCELLOR was closeted with the
Pastece,RitneriT yesterday from between onw and
two o'clock till about three, when his Lordship left
Carlton-house, and proceeded to the Foreign-office,
to be present at a Cabinet Council, which continued
le deliberation till willthei few minutes of four. At
the breaking up of *a'. Council, Mr. BRoWN, the
blitswettgee,- was ordered to hold himself in readiness
fair4rjourney ; it was understood, that he
wo uisl through France to Viscount CASTLE-
. Lord ISATIAURST waited upon the PRINCE REGENT
at Carlton-house, with the proceedings of the Ca-
binet.
. Yesterday Mr. STROUSE, who accompanied the
Dsike of CAmaturrez to ll:mover, arrived in London
from. that place, with dispatches from his Royal
Highness, and letters to the PRINCE REGENT, the
*treys, and other branches of the Royal Family.,
-Lounge, to the 4th inst. ware yesterday received
into' Lord WILLiNGTON'S head-quarters. By them
we
, teirts,lhat the army still remained in canton.
iida that the state of the weather, and the
totati-Wndeed any immediate advance Impracti-
cable. Foot die three preceding weeks, winter, such
as might be expeCted at the foot of the Pyrenees,
tad preeeilel with colittlerable severity; and though
'there was then some puteaise of a change, it would
Midtown. enteks of dry weather to enable Lord
Watt:444oe to inove.• An additional supply of
.see x also was iensidcred necessary to the resump-
iiOn'of l'ffeushe ogestiesea. this, we believe, has
been irrtitl,.*Uit. blke efttor, which sailed the
other iiifty*OttrarbilsOuVh.—tiv 'regard to the posi.
'titers of tkeittmite armies, Bayonne was left to its
Sarrison, salitlev COent B,Eicce ; Sou I.T had his right
et Pey reherader, and hit left towards St. Jean Pied de
tort t he. also occupied Battide, Aybire, St: Este.
led lielleite. The Allied Army, on the other
Iltadt, held Uri; lasparen, Bouloc, and Mendionde.
Anitchauged Spardill Officer, who pasted through
Stour's army on the td, states that all the old troops
bad been marched into the interlors
'the Duke u'Asraour.r.sse arrived at the heed.
quarreve On the Sd inst. Lord Wct.uno.ros and his
*site west oat to meet hit Royal Highness, who for
Sits present renals private Centletnan. It
Wab repotted that Colbner illdwaintY, who sonem.
4enied the Duke, hutt, expettid.to Pinta bur arms
Much farther inadvance L. but the state of the was-
the'r the roads ahoWtst hint that this expectation
coati) idel &Ai 'been 'eeoctit4.
The Duke pm nts*Cdoes not prodeed to his arts
ginal destinatiOn, but Is espPcted to join his brother,
the Duke D'Anoouceiss, Who is with Isord

1111NoTO• •
Letters were yesterday obtained by a *Oki *lda
'W. taken the precedtion or keeping at sea, instead of
'approaching the neighbourhood of Gottenbbrgh,
• where the ice has for some time prevented all neriga.
• tion. The dates are of the Bth inst. anti we Ittertis
ithat the reeling packet was sd inclosed by the Ice,
that under favourable weather her eitrication- 'could
. not he expected in less than a fortnight, She has
slialuckily ten mails on board.
- The Hon. and Rev. Mr. ERSHINT, second son of
ril Fatsattv c, is appointed one of the Chaplains to
t.
rd .WIIITWoIViti, a.s Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
We understa lid that Sir THOMASGitAtIAM iscoming
_ borne from Holland.
• It iiio-now stated that the Count is Vitt CA.So
e TEL left London on Saturday, with his Secretaries,
• for Fainiouth, where be is to embark in one of his
Majesty's chips for the South of France, in fulfil,
!-Isrient of the mission which hits been entrusted tb

• Mr. SNERIDAN is Still down on his prolodged visit
, St Mr. WurreaaAo's seat in Bedfordshire.
We bare much satisfaction in being enabled to
State, that after the various evaminations had been
gone througls respecting the breaking out of the fire
at the Custom-house, the Earl of LIVERPOOL ex-
• pressed himself perfectly satisfied that the calamity
originated in no negligence on the part of the lioitse-
keeper, Miss Ker.or, and kindly expressed a hope,
• that she would soots find herself comfortably replaced
in her °Avila situation.
's'he Marines recently employed against fort Bata;
.`on the sche,`,4ti are teturned to Portsmouth; it Is
• supposed they will be sent to Canada.
"The-Lord Chief Justice MANSFIELD is still con-
-0110 So his chamber by the severity of his iudispo.
r.
t:41116...
Keay has been extremely ill since last Satin.-
. ;ilea performance ; but is now recovering fast. The
iteat exertions requisite to sustain the part of
ichard, so much increased his disorderl as to pro-
*Mt an expectoration of blood. Dr. PEARSON has
- :14a consetplence Wen tolled in, and we are assured
frper tis fasourithle to a speedy recovery. it is
8,141 said hi will be sueliciontly well to appear again
thiellkereow in the arduous character of Richard: we
trust be will not, unlsfully retovered.
. _POW ere anneually interested in the success add re.
,osvery of this promising Actor.
One of the two Senior Lai Cierks, in the choir of
.111 Georeit's Chapel, Windsor, has belonged to the.
Bhoir during the whole of his MAJESTY'S life; and
*he other ever since his IMAngetw began to reign, in
which peliod there have beenseven Deans, and
nemelt eat Ittadred tliffereot Calmat.