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The Nobility unanimously resolved, and annotmeed it with three cheers, that the feudal "that * id SOO g i f ihef ei" Trio' to Po' « G Prig"' a 71 lOW -Tel I tali " Ilbilil l with I . THE EVENING - - LONDON. l ' "'.•••• FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. • FIFTEENTH FRENCH suurriN. .....„ai nereel'Ese. - At length we have received this long -expected do. INlCOlsmideese. ' . . • Ire 1 1 all their rights and privilege t, and that the peasantry and . . .. seem le i system . should' abolished, __ they wou. give up ! ' . t aws. Th e y cement, although it proves that the report s t kli f t Perlder, - En- M . Hon. Hery Graft's; M.P. • . 2 2 9 1 and themselves shall enjoy - Ilse-IV= c sm itostion decayed, and ;another battle (subsequent to those of Smolensk a n d ciai. Seymour , Seq. - .• .. 9 .. 2 1 t further declare the Sicilian that it was necessary to farm a new one, alter that Valentina) waeincomeet.. it unhappily removm, be. . lomtlEkl• OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY 1 • yond the pale of doubt, the Alarming fact ef ith s OF LONDON, CITY OFFICERS. fr.e. . of England t - that the Parliament should cons i st of , Lord: and Commons , and-that the King should nor . The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor 90 0 2 2 French being " ift full drive," to use the dimwi t ~. 'sir wise Curtis, Bart. M. P. and Ald. 21 0 It ,SI have the power to-do any ailing without the consent twit. C. Gn, Ban. Md. - that the aidgese,re to be declared pression of their-last Bulletin, for. Moscow. ' . 11111-.1 Illevet C. C ombo, Esq. MP. and Aid. 90 1° 1 0 ° s s 2 2 I independent, oftheP4rliagan and appointed for fife. Lord W. BEN- i Their advanced Gilard on the 27th uk. was d o ' elobialansr, Knt. Aid. - .'lO 0 2s 1 TtI 4 CK is appointed Lord Chancellor ;in fact, exert' upon Viastna, which is only eighty milesfrome at Chaska Price, Bars. M. P. and Aid. 10 0 - 2 2 1 John Perriugl Barr, M. P, and Ald. to to a i thing is now arranged as favourably as vie can wish. Capital. The Rdssians still rigidly adhere tee* James *Shaw, Bart. M. P. and Ald. 10 10 2 44 The Quest" came .to town next morning be , c. retreating. systema and if we may judge from e a Williarn Leighton, KM. All - at o 2 , great state, supposing every thing would haste gone std Clarke, nue Chamberlain to 10 2 'on In the House as she wished, and that once more report of their enemies, their march from Smoke* D. Pinder, Esq. Father of the Corporation 10 10 2 2 she would have taken up the reins of government, to Moscow 'has been conducted in a moat Rbbere Slade, Esq. - 10 10 2 Thomas' Ben, Esq. . - - 10 lo s 2 , little expecting what she had to meet in Palermo .— manner, for they have not lost a single man, a te l e f' Robt.Waithman, Esq: ' . - 10 10 2s I However; she very prudently retired into the country t 'Samuel Pavel', E behind them a single musket! They ha m t i me Esq. - . Juba Crowder, Esq. ~ . • 10 10 • 9 9 the same morning. Theis a most wondeifulAevo enough allowed them also to burn the bridges, ri d Perrot Fenton , Esq.` - */ 2. 22 I lotion has been effected without adrop of blood being. .55 2 2 Mr. Alex fader Koss - - • 5 s shed, or any confusion taking place." destroy the roads. —" Never,"—says & Nautil i, , llstr- Edward Quin . • - 10 10 2 2 ---,--- ' fatale writer," never was a war crieducted stilt ' khielPh.Bustuian, Esq. Comptroller 5 4 2 2 FRENCH. PAPERS: L I tev Woadthorpr, Esq. Town Clerk 55. 2 2 so much inhumanity -7-the Russians treat th e i r -O wa : - Robert 'Ashby, Eaq. - 10 10 • .. LEIPSICK, AUGUST so. country, as they would that of an eriemy."-,we at t litevnnan Kaowlys, Esq. Common Serjeant 5 5 2 2 . urln in !! ' ,", ' ,; a t ti l gg his alssu ease l uct W s 6flthelerfprulogacitressOi . ateleit • Mi. J. Wheble . 22 - 1 1 The appeal to the Germans by the Russian Ore, . thou Sturdy moralist, have theynotan enemy "litis C. Stuart . . 1 o 1 1 mere' Barclay de Tolly, has been generally received ,'heelsi upd are they to leave him the means ' o'l ad. Mr. Bele Blundell . Mr. John Drinkald . ' - 2 2 :1i in Saxony with the just indignation which it mutt -, 232c0g Mr. Janus' Lacey .. 2 2 1i I excite in the breast of every honest man. Fidelity, n.i i Mr. Thomas Reeve - - - 2 2 . 1 1 t love of duty, and attachment to our Soyereigns have 7,..1 ' • - Mr. Wrn. Murrell - 22' 1 1 been, at all times, distinctive and honourable traits i t h ese Regenerators of uankindo is b a rbarous and - i Mr. T. M. Bardin - - 2 2 11 in our character; and shall we be 'capable of belying inhuman ! Timothy Tyrrell, Esq. Remembrances 5 5 2 2 T. R. Syms, Esq. Common Cryer 2 2 1 1 these characteristics, by expecting felicity or national tut thi s is not the only wea k pa r t o f t h e i r Balloon r - Mr. Samuel Wright - - V 2 1 1 liberty from Russia ?We obey, wi:11 full confidence, in the battles of Stnolensic and Valentina, they killed S:Collingridge, Esq. See. G.S.C. 2 the orders of our august Sovereign • and we fight-by wounded, and took prisoners, from twenty-five a W. L. Newman, E. Solicitor - 5 5 2 2 the side of the armies of his great Ally, being con- Mr. Jams* Griffiths - . .2 2 1 1 thirty thousand men ! Unfortunately fbr the probs. Mr. T. E. Pownall - 2 2 1 1 vinced by experience, that our wise Monarch has C. Cooke, Esq. . . 2 2 1 1 never led.us into error. - !silky of this story, they had already, by their former Mr. James Crook 1 i We declare, with gratitude, that it is to him and Bulletins, killed, wounded, taken prisoners, and Mr. Robert Hedges ' " - 2 2 11 to his virtues 'e owe the preservation of our national Mr. Joseph Hurcombe 2 2 1 1 "Pushed into the River," upwards cf . eighty tits& existence, notwith s t an di ng the storms by which it has Mr. Perer Skipper - - 2 0 1 1 Mr. Francis Nobler, Sec. to the Lord Mayor been often endangered ; and we give oierse,lves to his sand men I We are now following these huma ne Thomas Farrance . 2 2 11 . pleasure, with a firm confidence in what regards our conquerors arithmetically, and our Readers may sa. John Briscoe . . 2 2 11 ! future happiness. At the-same time, we combat in tisfy themselves in the same way lithe,' please. Vie Edward Colebatch . 2 0 11 1 behalf of a brave nation, allied with us from time Mr. Robert Elliott - 2 2 1 2 should, indeed, regard thecause of our brave, and es . . Mr. Teethes Doroford . - 2 2 Il f immemorial—the Poles ; a people distinguished by trust we may add cur undaunted allies, as hopeless, Mr. David Laing - - . 2 0 1 1 I their patriotism, and formidab l e for their valour.— Mr. „William Cawthorn • - - 2 2 1 1 Thei r s t a k e in the contest is their litnour and their if the numerical statements of their enemies wets talk William Howell, Esq. Water Bat' - 2 2 1 1 existence as a nation • our's is the preservation of ad- relied on. But we see nothing in this 15th Bulleht is Mr. Henry Woodthorpe - - 2 2 1 1 • Thontas Coleman . - „ 2 2 1 1 vantages, which render us so happy, that there is no- make us despondent as to the fate of Russia--that the Mr. M. T. Gibson , . . - - 1 2 1 a thing which we have to envy any uhere else, either French are- advancing, and that rapidly , towards Mr. James Johnson - .. ' 2 2 1 1 in point of comfort, liberty, intelligence, the admi- Mr. James Pearsall . . - 2 2 Ila nistration of justice, industry, security of property, Moscow, cannot be concealed—but we may TentUtt Mr James Bate - . - 2 2 1 r • and every thing that can contribete to the national to premise•that the Russians have still an unbrukra . Mr. John Wright - • - 2 2 1 I . Etpard Wigan, Esq. . - - 2 2 1 i prosperity. • army , and a loyal and numerous population, to op. '-. 44 T. A. Lozky, Esq. Deputy - - 2 2 .1 I ' MUNICH, SEPTEXIBER 2. pose to their invaders. They have allies, too, •wlia ** Mr. Robert Kirby ' - 2 2 • 2 1 ' A Bavarian Officer has written - the folluwing reply . Mr. John Cotton - . - 2 2 1 i have no doubt promised to make diversions in die 4 T e • to the Proclamation of General 'folly. :- Mr. Samuel Thorp . • - 2 2 1, 1 • Mr. William Graham - . - s 5 •a . j " Your appeal to the. Germans has excited the sur- rear in a i d of the ir ca u s e —W ould to Heevini dais -.. Mr. Thomas Atkinson . . - 2 2 I*l prise and indignation of the. 13averian army. How we could see these allies in the field I Even the far. - • Edwaid Kerubk, Esq. Deputy -' 2 9 1 1 could the War Minister of a great nation put his name famed Fabian system of warfare may be pa‘ed • ' Mr. W. W. Cope - to a libel so i mous ? Europe thought that the time . e John Andey, Esq. Ald. - - 10 10 4 guntil success is no longer attainable. • Sir C. Flower, Bart. Aid. - . 10 10 2 2 was past when unbridled . demagogues publicly in. • ; • Thomas Smith, Esq. Aid. -- • • 20 0 2 a vited the subjects of other States to revolt against le- FIITEENTH BULLETIN OF THE GIitAND AP. M! . i , Joshua Jonathan Smith, Esq. Aid. - 10 0 2 2 g i t i mate authority. Does it• become you, Sir, to • e Stawbevasklllshg/f . " ... John Silvester, Esq. Recorder • . - 10 10 2 21 recal the remembrance of 'licit' revolutionists, or to 64 The General of Division Zaveneheickoshoneme • George Stholey, Esq. Aid. - . . - 10 10 2 2 William Domville, Esq. Ald. - with them - 10 10 2 2 v i e , i n offensive language i' In truth, you manded a Polish Division at the bin* , at Satelemlis Samuel Birch, Esq. Aid. and Sheriff • 10 10 2 s or your superiors, are very ill info. med of the true si , was won:Wed. The behaviour of. the Polish soles Matthew Wood, h'sq.,Ald. - - 20 0 2 2 tuat i on o f E urope . M y countrymen are as i n di gnant Christopher Smith, Esq. Aid. - . 10 10 2 2 at Smolensk astonished the Russians, who used * '• at your appeal as I am. 1 • John Atkins, Esq. Aid. - . 10 10 • 2 2 • ".Ail Bavarians a ill reply to yon—we are neither Bit Wiliam Plower, Knt. Aid. - . 10 10 2 2 despise them. They were struck with their siesta. -• • , Samuel Goodbehere, Esq. Aid. - - 10 ,0 2 2 slaves, nor the unfortunate instruments of foreign • ness, and the sureriority which they displayed OW .'" Christopher Magney, Esq. Aid. . - 10 10 2 2 ambition—we have been for ages the subjects of bile themselves. • George Bridges, Eeq. Mu. • to to 2 2 of the ancient houses of Prieces, who govern us with William Htrygate, Esq. Aid. and Sh.UW •' . 10 10 2 2 . Charles Maids. Esq. Deputy . • - 2 2 1 . 1, mildness and wisdom. " At the battles of Smolensk and Valentina, the • -:. enemy lost 20 Generals, killed, wounded, or tain t Mr. Thomas Whitby - 4. - s s 1 t !' The Government, enlightened is to its true in .-- Thomas Conway - - 2 2 1 1 terests, freely associates in the grand league against and a very great number of Officers,• The numb John William Goss, Esq. Deputy . - 2 2 • 1 1 Russia—it is a Fruit of its previous accession to the of . men killed, taken, or wounded on•these OCCat;Onsr Sir William Rawlins, Knt. Deputy - 1 1 Mr. James j.,k, . - - -' 2 0 1 1 Confederation of the Rhine, which you threatened May amount to from 25 to 50,000 men. Mr. John Ashlin ' - . - 10 to by assemblages of troops, and of your opposition to 46 On the day after the battle of Valentina, his .Mr. Philp Green . - 2-2 1 1 the Coutinental system, which can alone save Eu. J. Saundem. Esq. Depute . " - 2 8 1 1 rope front commercial slavery to Eng Lind," &c. ecc, Majesty gave the 12th and 21st regiments of infantry . Mr. Joseph Caney - . a 2 1 1 Mr. Stephen Leach, Clerk Works, N. C. 9 2 1 1 WARSAW, AUGUST 14. of the line, and the 7th regiment of light infantry, • . Mr. William Row , - . • . 2 2 1 1 Among the numerous acts of accession which the Mn I'. More - . . 2 2 1 1 a number of decorations of the Legion i f Honour, John Hamman, Esq. Deputy . - 2 2 1, I. General Confederation has lately received, we remark i to be bestowed on the Captains, Lieutenants, Subal- Mr. John Platt - • - 2 g .3 l• the following : terns, and soldiers. The selections were made on the . . Mr. John Walter . . - 22 ' 1 1 64 The good cause at last triumphs: Poland arises Mr. Thomas Wiltshire - - . 2 2 1 'land marches towards the greatest glory: I learn that . - i Mr. P. P. Barraud - - 2 2 • - 1 field, in a circle before the Emperor, and were con- ' Mr. Thomas Blunt ' - firmed with acclamations by the troops. • . 2 1 • *1 5 the Senate has made an appeal to the children of the 1 • Mr. James Davies - • - 2 2 1* t 1 country, to invite them to 'concur in the re-establish: 44 The following are the names of those who ob - Mr. Thomas Ayres . . - 2 2 1 I meat of iteancient grandeur; I wish to reply to this tamed this honourable distinction : Mt. Thomas Roberts - - 2 2 1 I - happy Appeal ; the power asid,force of those who [Here follows a list of' the respective individual .1 Mr.. T . Joyner - - . 2 2 1I * direct the enterprise must ratite all the virtues. I Mr. J. ,E.„ Saunders - - - 2 2 I 1••" Number of decorations it anted-a• Mr. R. Knight - - ,„ 2 2 ~ 1 • I nevesdoubted the existence rfEtetnal Justice, which • Mi. J. Walker - . - 2 2 t• r would one day revive Poland front its ashes, and re- 11a sae 12th Regiment - 30 Mr. •WiWam Cadwell • . - 1 1 1 1 store het to her former splendour**, which she can list Ditto - . 115' Robert Fisher, Esq. Deputy • - 22 - 1 1 4th Light - - Seri-Total ST. never again lose, because concord will reign in it.— ',Mr. E. Paxton - - - t 2 - 1 11 Mr. S. Adams . - - • 2 2 , .1 1 Receive then,r 0 Country Imy wishes, and my ac- " The enemy's army, in retiring, burn the bridges . Mr. Joseph Turner • . - 1 1 -1 1 cession to the General Confederation. and destroy the roads, in order to retard the march . . . Mr. Robert Carter . . 21 1 - - .: ; '1 1- ' ' 4 (Signed) " ois*llS.llll,lu.ge, • of the French briny as much as possible: • Thomas Greenaway, Esq. Deputy - SII ' ..•t' 3 • - ~ Prince and Dmaingen sif aim" Mr. Samuel Hale - - - . • " New Strelits, July s 1 ,1812. " . _ ,....5..,-..-it "On the 21st they had repassed OA Bereeth l l l o Mr. William Jones 4.. . 2 I -.* • -1!:1• • • .. • . METTAU, AUGUST 11. ' • Swat Slob-Pniwa, always closely followca by Alor ad' • Mr. Williansl. Reeves .! Mr.. John Joshua Sidtheck . - ss . I_ , l On the sth and 6th, we were annoyed by several vanced guard. - s*2 . . 4 1 . 1' English gun-boats, that ascended up the All, and 1 James Teddy; Esq. - Joseph FitzwalHain Vandereeen, Esq. - 2 2 1 1 which were accompanied by several Russian batta- I They repulsed some 44 The comtnercial establishments at '8 1 1 12 1 112 * Samuel Newman, Esq. Comptroller, B. H. 5 11`) . $ 2 it 1 ' lions that had disembarked. The Z••ary Langton, Esq. - Prussian troops, and approached our town, On the , were quite untouched on the Boeysthenee, in a ill subarb,, to which the Runians set are, (of Ow P i t To enumerate all the cases to which the funds of this Charity may be afplied, cannot, at this moment, be necessary.. It will 7th we attacked and repulsed them; -at this moment purpose of retarding our march a single hour. i be satildsgt lot those who me 'not be Instantly Impressed with several gunAsiats are cut off, ,and we evety instant 44 Never was war conducts with ad Much intuit I expect that they Will be obliged to surrenckr. We es humane and benevolent ends,•to name upon the vast multi. the msetopons composed ofmechanic .. anificerss la b ourer ._ are waiting for the heavy artillery, in older to vigo. trete of Irish that ate In this country , and crowd part ; cularly to inani ty : The Russians treat their own country at they would that of an enemy. The coantry is ines of the itiVes and children if soidkrt 2nd seamen—of soldiers rouitly pre ss , the siege of Riga . That town now had seamen themselves, dischergeld froM actual service-and ! presents t he image of consternation • more than 500 and abendantly supplied With every thing. Tb ° persons perished during the n i g h t * in, which the roads are admirable. I everempersons respectable by education, profession and charac suburbs w- were burned ; others saved thelmselv • ter, restieed to dhtreessind beldame of an seasonable relief. 1 he • • . avowed'o'hject Of the Soelitity is to create a fund for the relief of i es in , 'thole 'poor natives of keened vim have not a right to their shirts. We• exPetr that • this y parmitbEyrovislon, who, by disease, y, ad age, Sec. ' Make a long resistants. - linable 03 earn it liirellhuod, or who, wishing to return to i • - the conn a te„, are &Wane Of the means. COPENHAGEN. la ' ee Of the 'Unice' from town of many zealous awl I The First Lieutenant, AUGUST $5. Alas 'will net • Fake% 4 0mmanding a dia &thigh 'friends of Mit hatifiltion, the Fli!sT GINLRAL vision of outgun - boats, had on the 18th inst. r i itasesiec. is postponed to November. Th ose who are dedrceis Grenae , a n en gagement very .._ • 0 Marine ' h c. at eaeorregtotblassituat establlsoment, are reqisesiea told- five lir s and En lish " Marshal' the Duke of Tarentum co nt inues to de- stroy Dunabourg. The wooden materials, palisad° 4 ' • 1 &c. which were immense, served to make feu x-de joie in honour of the 15th of August. "Prince Schwartaenberg %rites from Ossiati on wort us to our , the 17tb, that his advanced guard bad pursued the 'slicost their cations totter. EdwintQuin, Tim*/ House with.s g csters. • The result will enemy on the road to Divin, that he has taken some alack_frfarrEZd7or to Messrs. Smith, Parse, , a w l Se A kb.: the taking of -the enemy's brig - Attack, of 14 gime ; listfigr-stitaitilstaskin Hoak. • ~ . an d 68 Dim commanded b ! , cri ptain . gimmo - nu.... i hundreds of priaoner‘ sued obliged the enemy to burn ... . 4DIVARD . 50/114, Secretary to Teiry b. , L!rt ig lorig backorit /D2/k kilkeds**4. 2 w * his baggage, General Bianchi, however, who coma *Ages ilk Ma minded) wet , •• . ..... ..ltesides took' an enemy's sloop. - maads the advanced guard, has succeeded in scisiDS . . ... t s . • . Str Sir SirV Richard e • lAA 41 Mel 'hi tic t}M TI t. a PI a II I 2 S.