The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-24 00:00:00

NAPA INTELLIGENCE.

nt.tw MARCH 9.3.—Arrived and sailed for the
-the Comet, Rockwood, and Lion, Gibson,
St. Michael's ; and Wellington, Codren, from
the latter with loss of anchor and cable.—
. the Barrosa tranwort, for St. Petersburgh.
FIVE o'CLock.—Arrived the .Nancy extra packet,
iondtd a Mail, from Ostend.—The whole of the
of war and gun-brigs in the Downs have re-
, orders to proceed immediately for the French
Ist, and are preparing to sail.

WEYMOUTH, M ARCII 23.---Sailed the Hinain-
• Acker, with Mails for Guernsey and Jersey.
FAtmouvu, M A RCII 2L.—His Majesty's ship
.n, spoken on 11th inst. in lat. 45. 30. long.
the Hero, one of the Alcbar't convoy, for Port
;rit. His Majesty's ship Gllasgoze, spoke on
12.11 inst. another of the Acbar's convoy, name
known..

Dispatches were forwarded on Wednesday night
the Admiralty, to all Port Admiral', and Com-
,csioners, at the different ports in England. They
,supposed to contain orders for a general impress.
is stated also, that orders were sent off, late on
same night, to the Ler& Lieutenant of the dif-
it counties, the militia of which have been disem-
A to resestbody deem as speedily as possible.
Fiery regiment of the line in England will pre.
re for active service. The 51st Light Infantry, and
Fositeers, have embarked at Pertstneeth ;
dish Foot at Plymouth. More regiments will be
,irked without loss of time. The Duke of WEL-
riGT nol still soon be in the Netherlands.
We understand that a second brigade of the foot
;0,6 is immediately to be sent to Belgium, in ad-
to that already on duty at Brussels.
Gotetoment have taken prompt measures to stop
grecs and egress of suspicious Frenchmen.—
Officris from the Allen Office have been sent down
to all the Api.port towns, .with strict orders to mi-
nute!), examine all foreigners, who either attempt to
land nr leave this country.
Report states, that the Poles, who were with 80-I.IPARTE
1.1PARTE in E!ba, have maintained the most active.
lmunications, with their native country—where
explosion and diverson in favour of that person
, therefore, be considered as very probable.
tall, at Arundel Castle, is to be
lour on the 15th of June nest, to
iteuary of the signing of Magna

-I

I see of Parliament adjourned yester:
ter Holidays; the House of Corn-
se'rrnight, and the House of Lords
]night.

Madrid, via France, state, that a
isurrection has taken place in the
lonia, which tha..tmost efforts. DE
scarce able to suppress.
'a the Allies were advancing into
corps passed through iserlohe.—
there were assembled in the Le-
lhat town, professors of the reli.
.rter of the world, among whom
dads Dervise, some •otaries of Fo
'4 several adherents to the religion

lid, have been received by the Port
Park, to send the Serpentine Fleet
sea. The Pagoda bridge in St.

ito to be placed between Rantlate
facilitate the passage of troops to

int. of the forenoon of yesterday, up.
inges and four, filled with French
issed over Westminster-bridge, in
Dover. Ali the French hotels at the
awn are filled with them.
of LANSDOWNE entertained a large
,esterday, at Lansdowne House.
the Inquisition, published by Doa
stated, that in the first twenty.
,ribnital sentenced 130,400 persons
.; 70,980 to be burned in effigy ;
various penances.

DEvossittac has increased, by late
state at Chiswick; his Grace was
the disposal of those estates left
isptsu ; they were chiefly in Not-
Derbyshire, and produced about

a letter from Coptshagen of the
re marriage of Prince CHRISTIAN
DENMARK with the Princess of Au-
to he declared at Court on the fol-

Naples state, on the authority of
Iy, that on the 27th of November
INAND was united to the Duchess de
‘e marriage was to be declared on
ornery.
in the fashionable circles, that the
'oness of LANbnowNe will shortly be.
Count 131:cm.rx.

,o understand, that some officers of
tred to have proved deficient in the
:heir duty, in the late affair at New
:h a degree, as to call for strict and
Ligation by Court-Martial, which is
ith all convenient expedition. The
ted to is said to have been the cause of
lives of Generals PAKINHtM and

N, who felt themselves under the ne-
ig themselves forward to rally the'
Jw them a becoming example of bold.
pest of fire which they had to encoun-
-ituus is said to have expressed him.,
the strongest denunciation, in the
'g and returning to England, respect.
whom we forbear to mention or to
•old.)
is now delighting the fashionable. at
On Tuesday she played Belvidera to
ludience. Mr. ABBOTT, of Covent-
.Thifier, and Mr. ELRINGTON, of
Pierre. The applause. gained by
were enthusiastic; end liberal tri-
lhation were bestowed on Mr. ABBOTT
;GTON 11110.

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