Star. — London, England, 1814-01-20 00:00:00

I ■ ~•;,~. le A T a MEETING of some Friends and Admiresil. 311- of the kite Scottish Bard, ROBERT BURNS, in the George inn, for the purpOst t4icg: intik railiin the Itltavire *of opening "a public . Sulis4o e n for erecting a Dijhuseleunt p . tr . ety i s •SILI Fs Church-yard, -* '• - General DUNLOP, M. P. with eaHed to the Chair. Tke-Meeting sonsideritig that it has long been a subject of re ore% and indeed a reflection-against their•eimatry s that no ipOlic .• tribute tof rispett has yet been paid t ttieWierritiry of the Man erho-emplayed his unrivalled pewtra in giving #•ar.e aad dignity of Scotland; and in dlustratigg the pins ? , itjty of the Manners and character of the Scottish peasantry, • R•Plifi,., • T Vin s First; - tistr tliansoleum ought tit be 'tared Oier the grave -PtlMjl l4 l2* gut the expenses be .defrayed from a Fund sus be *sod by Stlbsolptlon. . . -S n lipiad, That the following .Noblemen and edemasahin • a golonlistee, ti promote the Subscription, acid toi pithe obj ect into`elfret, viz si " ••• - r The Most tible the Marquis Major prise M 4 Mortto of Queen berry tislar; Est.' of Jamaica The k llon:Earl of Selkirk . John onuneliii, Esti. of Tre- Deneral Dunlop, M. P. • ' queerholm Wm. Rein, Keith Dougludllsq. : .Joseph Gus, En:, Provost of ' • M• P. Dumfries Woe. Douglas, Esq. of Alesolls. The Rev. fitiiq 'Ounce% of nose M. P. • Ruthwell • ' • C. Stuart Menteatb s lllsq.'or 'The Rev. Dr. Dan* Win- Closehurn . : " • fries t: „ • , jldw aril /3oyti, ifi1071.0.. The Rev. Join Wigisren .i. ,* of , ball s '.!- Kirksgabek: • :sc. *'. l7 David Staig, Es q . ' * Gabriel Richaalsou.„ r Esa.. of W. Miller, Esq. t' ••• ''•Atioehank =l , 'W. Grierson, Est . Crapris. Wm. M i liAlaa..72l% of .11)141 • trees .••• ' Kelton • • ; ;oho Syoso..Ese.of gra* Adam Ranitinisi,g,sqinuti ; Andrpw Gray. Esq. of Cia 4 gs Woe. Grierson,.4.4..ef Dr. Max w.ell of Zlethemoott ford ,_ . • Ahs l ltevell of:whop ? to be a •quorvm ; apliolneMr: Stafg, Mr. Dimon s Etr:' Chatitai,JAvGrieropn, Mr: .Sarmei az itv.cp, Mr. Riehardspn, Mr.Jkankinsl and Mr. Cownielin s _to he, a - Spaiia CoMmitteei—any be -a then a ouorum,-..oned to all, she. Members ; of the General : cpaimittee Amgen tcr, be convener of the Couitnitiees. • • '• • • • • • 1144, That the.couttnitteto dvorrsvpontk witholist -friends mid admirer. of tiulits in the United Empire, the East and', West Indies, and America, jar lirder to procure Subscriptions.. • ~. Fourth,. Ttat so soon. 14Mo iiingunt.of the SiskogrigeMiss (its , itii newly aitertaine4, public notice shall be give" ja , the Sews ...ollie*, anti as. severs! eminent Artists have *Puff .0/litthaad tiwir wish to istfer.plans fur thesroppstd Maus oleum , they shoulii then - be riquette - d tQ enrols; their inge n u it y, and forward their' • 'edellitof to thePononluee end also that se 4t tre s ; li terature shipuld be invited to furnish. ental • dens. Fifth That wheals variety of ?bin. 'Ail,* boin procured, and ' it N; v./ow to proceed with *tisal iliddilii`naeetint-ortise Su .shall hp-called, in order todemi:mine outbis photo he saop,;64-'and this shaft he decided *t..y a majority of thasetre sentwthis meeting up be at feast three times intimated tiY•sidver ibetriest in the toosse.of four weeks, in such Newapepontas onay_be judged proper, that Sulau s tibera 4. is "listanst I* bay!. i4O Pviie K StiOlid; *Siiiti; That. whim - tb41411 !a b -ndaFieds thr shall advertise for itadengen to give in estimates; .and the tradesman' rho will undertake the work °lithe most reasonable ternu shall fsetetaillsned, onlnding seegrity.ta the Ispotract sa.. • gdattio j i qt the Commture. it whom ,bey may apoint" • • ' Seventh, That the Ree:•liehry.Dunead of Ruthwell, and Mr.,' William Griersan„Pumfples,, be _appointed §egfetaiie. azul Tres. 1 suers; that thig t sitaliAttepiee the Money assliggibid, deposit ill ;11;4 jfanb., .ip the tae o}• rhiCoteimittee p and be . F.couritakipl PO the.Coutsvittee forth* aPonistit etulAne Inter* dsereqn pot retaining more than ;Clain thefr bends at any one time. ■ flghth, That wkin the Work, bpompleted, a full statement or all Monies . mewed ind paid Out, shall be published in various , • payers; ; Pert ;.• that IP Pecellairl **Peale' and ehaiaol Wordier at * Curl t. and that the sectorial s h a ll b e. Ne t s to rho inskation lksbesrikers, k 4 sr the space of fro , , Ater 4114t40N501._ • Mgr*. Thrst • - gespWrabo . Pol l 4bo "Nob the Cpcsaihtee ay direct; that a alarfoieni'niithher JcZers as opi e s berinxeci, in& transmitted by the Stereiiiies to this frhalirriad***4.of Sups% I,krougapiit tie. U . nbett'F4.opitip. , aid nulthat they be requested to cdiripertie with , fie Com'. ipilttee a ppp mnted. in this piece, to- take such meattares at tbei inay.judge proper for tanning into effect the obitiet oils M . /ref ethion ; and that all, letters and commititicatiaitepiktki shbjsei be oddiemed to . ilee Secretaries. - LAMES DIINLOPi Clistrttnali. The Thanks of the Meetis; were gin to Geogal,Dunl9, conduct in)thst,chak. • y • . Dumfries, Sth Jan. 1814. • i SubsPiiiltioall v4 l l be remind .14 Mann, truce, SitOPsons preen, and-Macketwies, and at rise Ji i r qE LisicreCoffeertioute Lcindod. pytri47oB - . . 4 4erinsatc - 3arranr 12.—For the . few dayewe, „ s 4ave had a very ssvgre and constant fro f et, y.it# maoinettr dining ate' tight it:kin - 401W .5 6 11 $ 4, ,eight degrset.. The, weather Do Ot*wise *WC** and 4e.taaaalle.. •• IWTOVAItY (roost continues. , F..eisse/ intense, awl the fall of plow has en deep To ttf southern Oaks : Of ttie country,. Alt ::Ibedifferent have surged 'witgeigicutryoptuoisb • nand 'time. Actigibi.e Cs**4:76iii; Thili-sa4 night Filhawoheit's; thermometer, in the neighbourhood blasijoir stood at 1 , degtegs .or 25. dcgrees 6*i freezing ; yesterdaYinaning, at tone, a waOrt 9.clegrees. • • • - . , . . • • 'Wsurtutawirri-Liavitiairt - 11.toWehrive bnitiressey ifltealle 'frost for abbut a wre • k• rl!ic:seetro. !ft to FrOni its gradual progress, ,ig-requnds • istraple of that whirli enineatrisect op the NW 41* .cfrnioer, 1784, and continued till the 24401 Fab**, inllowing, A 'heavy' snow lure in the night of Sunday last, And early yretoila t i a =,vr i ksrark is t et t 9o,d jiy, a viola& :Gt.OUeIiTALIS, JANT.iVr frost, for the last fortnight, at mkt beeniecee44,l4. any tbat bas preceded it tot atatil yea & tzt - 1410.tern is frown-beer,. aisifthe; keit; to ;;, o.4leiently -stress Pi ou4inita pito* 0ti:41142 indeed, peveral,people gdijog 16,Tetsfitenrraiprintgo on Squirter ' s/shut, rod e Fcrot 4e . icpoa*NOW theL e ifidci wear thiit ,LAISIL Friday week the m4l Was Fattpetattit; at three ,0410 : f 4,41 fatten - • Oftv:=l" --1 : 11 109 1 1 11 M 1 tie net able to r!gki ?1 .age. mo re .04lock, thoitgli onl ItifOtplaur =4N ; where the sgitard pniceiiird wi th the flail on hetse." back, areciatipiulied - by a pi4e.j:; . *04..-ttftex Pratt bouts fr u itless attempts ,. thAy-rAre•ogilic4r- tt4ria, • and the snow t coritioutpir t0:PJ4.44,1c0.- -- covel44l Ae r e poi • Sunday morn guard and the frown drifts, 7-hey reached seven do's r ter, from . Ldnifon $ krone) the halving array' two O'cloci ;i' ~ , ~ ~: t~Y~ atfassed through. this place for fiance, an 4 111011 f tQ naive hat sited t Azcaio. Soult-bas isis - heat h quarteri Peirehourade;ioll the pritish are in f lace and some other ;Await_ the banks of the Mour, from wheltce they,cut of MA communication with . Bayonne by th a t Hits., and hive taken - • -6000 bushels' of meal, and 4110 barreis bf brandy,!thich were proceeding by it to Bayonne. • Al; the Spanish juraeieutadoes and ,Gcroraevi the rierial service have been disarme4, ao.co44oo#* into ihe interior Of Franee• • • ' 111VTC4 1 1 AND GRAIM4N..P.eIPE - RS. ••••••=,....r kiAGIJE • MK/Ally 14. ORD. • Igt The Commissary-General of the War Depart ment assigns the subsequent regulations with regard to the property seized from the enemy as booty " Art. 1. All !trench goods seized by th armed force 114 lus placed under proper care, and an Inventory thq be takes of yiie nom. by the Mai/Ismer of the nearest district. , • " 4rt. 2. The inventory having been signed by the Magis trate, shall be forwarded to the Genera; of the district. wbo shall feport on the same td the Cenunistory-Gcner4 of the ( 1 0 • , - Art. S. illYentOry, the place, time, and oenees-of the seizure with the names of the clai mants, shall be inserted. • Ps The 4th and .sth Articles refer only to the Chi iocly of the property, and the mauls of giving pub. Way to this . Order, , .. 2 • . THE •7.AISTURM. . 4* s The Commiasary-Genoriti 'of the War Depvt.. inent hereby requires A lialf-pay (Miters belongmg o the former corps of District Yagers, and who ale "still capable of serving their counts', Immediately to t themselves to the Chief Officers nuihor4ed went CommissaryZeneral af the 'Department; in the places where the Sub-Officers are conventfd; ba nging to the Landsturm and Laud Militia, *for ibs purpose of their -being restored, to.their former raid; in their corpo lIAGIJ/1, Mak :4" the Eyanish soldier& who, h consequence Of 4110 insurrection in Holland, were relieved from their int• . prisonment in the Helder, hav .4. within these frw. ays, pwched from Helvoetsluys, to he embarked op card the transports which broUght the E n glish., lalry to . Williamstadt. The number which has prat. seeded thither amounts to ;clout 1600. They 'mye litis* supplied .by •thes &tick Government with every .rug-carcuiated to rendetAte voyage healthful and COUENT — .1:4101TAII* Yesterday, in the afarnooti,ms extraordinary bustle was noticed among- the French, tout the purpose was soon discovered, foi the* and. With greet precipitation proceeded to the interior. Very Cir cumstance indicated that the /Wigs had passed the. Rhine. and at four in the evening we heard a can nonade, on whith the bridge over tie Moselle was im mediately broken down. A shOrt tin* afterwards the Allies approached our gates, when a deputation from, the town went forth to welcome 'them 'as deliverers, and the bridge was so cluickly_retlored, that at day break 15,000 men, under the cothmand of General . §t. Priest, marched into. the city, These troops had crossed the Rhine at aboutsa• lagne distance from .Vallendar, without the loss of a single man, ,They *me night General Blucher had passed With his corps few leagues above the town, while several thousands e did the like at . Neuwcj,d, who on the following`' ' . .rning advanced upon A.nderpach, Yesterday morning, some French prisoners were brought i 0 who had .concealed themselves, in the. *ghbouring_ wood, .Ongwhomwas' eheral attering, We cannot 'praise sufficiently the good epluiuct of the Allies.' . ' , NEUWIED, JANUARY a, . • • llt.humber of .1-logapders arrive here daily, wink tiiiert _frown the Preach, and wbo receive passports do return to their native c.outurp Their joy. is extreme 2 the exchange of the bondage of France for the b& **lige service Of their oWn , • . CAIit.SRIJHE , )44,4111J4ALY S. The corps of the Russian General Count Wittgen ei4 passed the Rhine last, night, pear Rustadt. . 4 asbarg and Mayence v.oW soon be invested. : DussgLIX)RF, JOTUARIc 7. .Yesterday afternoon, mahout one &clock, the :lan imperial General Winarogerode,as also Princes Volkinsky and Ninni arrived here. His Serene, Highneas the Prince of Sapreobotlig is with us, as *cerise the • Russian. Adjutant-General czernitchei, 4 great flambe of tamps-are 'expected here. Ilan:key 11.-.. Thia day a bridge ofboats . has ban' • wn over the abase, botWeen,liuningen which is inteaded for the passage of the:ltems n wee vortr ate through Elzots,:in iliciantraßT, VANUAItY A tarps of light cavalry, under Colooa„Sifie4ll4. 4iich pushed • forward into France en the - Ode of plmari obai .s. *oriset*Wigirea 1003pail l f . *ricer., with. some gees .d'arnies, And onecoarier...4-:f. :Ito seine day Coltstel Priebe:T• weared- before tfortress of Laudsc t oue, recolutott it, sunounde d iinssoiaitid it, oboogiarded..it,, and compelled Ulf Ifd t calk uktiobk ;in : OFra riga tortes, 4._____A° ll e OF 4 e -1 03 Mkgrei • hoiesie.i o;Xdp • ; 14, ri5hf'7 419060 0 145, "7 - .044-4- .6 611,6T10W OF lANDSOMION4 - _—wooil *tants the Bavarian Colonel la llkvAdinlf doe deist, ea die one part, awl die Trench C a ra i raiarty ewn m anc kal she parision, on theati.er : ; 'The4ofikon ef liaindlciotte art prisoners ii war. The Office,* are allowed ;43 retain their SWONg and baggage. The garrison Alan deposit its attas , -rnopsv in the marketplace; and shall by conduct so escort ttt such place as his Excellency Ge ! . :Wrede; Oorritn i ander chief of Win. _ Arnlya ,Perl*tte4l Huningtitilq a563014' were The Collifisokii*CllClbtelogiPAW ; eing ki4;4 . the 4jces heats 4 o Fen krwittli . 4iimitiuga4 bla and ban comp ipsat.-110 . . . 000.41ege two** • tiiiiptbesiegiqg &fort baying made .ieveril kb** . awns, .igainst the town; whipis rat- AIIP I** &art bkre male•fiege into Wockade, - ' According tcillie gonetlal . plaanf uwatipbb Duke of bellows has Rused- the Ifoagei i bb* . iird his beadlialOtzi 44eart, • One column of the entnil Au advances' iawaras liksincon, .whera it is stagagait with' Gen. Manilas. Their light trop Itaye Spread the,in . *lies In all 4- rections ; 1200 Sin are gone to fir‘ofylap. 800 to Lute",, le-Saulnier, and 000 to Dole. - . . The•Prinee of Mosiclii bas his head-quarters. at ancy ; General Thlvig4au occupying the $!4 1 11 before Epinal. , r, ~The. enemy have followed . 439 Duke. Ileaffi , but with cavalry only. A light division of 1500 the taespro-favalry hild . ta*en Itambet: 'Ten t mil Bridle '4lent-oile of his hriga€lee . bavilry. !Veins iiifey - ',4sftbe regimen t turnaltlie l tniub Op i tite4ltls, and advanc oti the *Old General Montlegier marched directly to Ramberaillers, and penetrated into the tas's*: 'The enetny'a .1500 bone were broken' 'every where:. The, atteniPted to rally at wine (i;' lance,. but wereztarged itripetuously, broken, and pursued above two leagues, leaving many' dead" the field of battle. A Colonel and a Major of cite Cossacks are among the killed. Sist7 Cossacks were taken -prisoners, .'l4.l...acOindamine, chief of the Stag of thtdiviisin Of General Briche, distinguished hips telf-be killed two Cossacks, and wounded sereraf wads his own hands. *Pia_ OW, 0 1044 1 41 " 454 ` Su,;Diez. • • oeieinl ; • Goads of Honour, profrtekor. tegiinent of Cossacks was inibieraiied im ow - defile* of Saverae ; he attacked dieni;* and' glade tome prisoners. '• On the 9th' an a.dvanced guard`', t_eaitiiik? Silesian army, which has surrounded adiripi,. Otto Sarrelouis, into which abei thruntlabb . The garrison made usally,'!nd porsiefftlie eaeirfr two leaf -- t 'es. .•- ' • The D ili ofd, , iitiOkiii a position on the. Sane. / ' .. - {,: % . scluShilii4.l .4 3 , l o /47 . 'irlak44ttlifore aefOrt. 'ildhneed *one that 'town' on the 9th. " the natiotinlitund hid - veitted :to defend it, • Thisreoenry sift lr ifleithv sal* A. lag of truce, to summon the town to etnirndogiVhf late was opened to let him ith . 4othen, in sontiiipt , the hews of war, the enemy's ititsidron 'coshed foc i watd_tis fine the passage and dour into the stira dint Mr, Y fry aure, an oer of the Ninjonal guard; was.on duty at the gate, gave ordeis to firelin 661 enemy, who immediately turned about and- fled, leaving several dead behind, among whom is a cap. Lain. The rirst Lieutenant of the'agnadvon ivat made prisoner. This little affair dOes wed bbslonit. to the town of Langres. )Ir. Faure is sensed Clie. either of ;he Legion of Bonour: • On, dos following day, the-10th, ekliftril 011 MIA arrived at , I l eums with a brigade: itiook tartlie finest 64va4ry, % • It wonld be : dif cult to express the fiethesiasni with *big) they *Fa :received. y the. inbekisents.44 lrfija injgadp , *a . ..* be followed, 09 614 Ith . - by. a pi* sonthoi;at troops, infantry, cavalri; • . ctillgh • . :•,;-.,.:'• tn. --- - ,:.- PAIII3,,..IAbIiJARY Is, • • .. ~., 1 - We'have already said, ttre the enemy committed Atany eacesses on 'their march, • rjeW. letters from tl* 00401tient. of t i be" Saone and l o eire confirm tit o w s ... . „ . aV - • - • • . Con the tith , die enemy entered L,qpis-le-Savinitiii• ... • ' the ntui7ber of about BDO men They bad given- no. tice of their coining eo,hoBd, -1014.4en!enti ratio . 40! . 4 4300.4 1 3 • 1 :..'; it .4 10**6 4 it'Phrt '4 4. *Jr :*7 .. toisataggerete the .number' of theirfarcowl.gbdufwer liciiie was to take posiession of the liekit= :tlinpose on :private 'person( rfcLuisitipo4, , *l'lley carry away by force _the: cocci ' itef4it* . - linen, beartise.* Short every tag •, , 'l4ir urviittEdsi t,pt their cupidity. ' - ~ ; ,-:,i _ !, The Allies have taken possession of .1.**144.410 . fie, in the *lien* of the E*paro! of ,t l *lolll.* !.. tgetr4 )savikais t itet .ip....i.:* kteßeture 114 * .at to SaltwOrks o ' • • .:* • • , .62 she 50 the enemy oulls--1 towards --,...waguiparties Bletterays and Beaurepairt. Al i express sent from Lon4:le:Sainfier, announced thew Airri;iif at Loubliiii; and bespokeluartersfor . ooo men. Alj at once, at' ,all, these detachments fell back OD the height i -Montaign i where they placed cannon and posted themaalves.„.- Lorts.le-SaU.niec has been evacuated. — seems tlps these tneavreqrave Ispen taken iag9a. secwence 9f*dispatch directed in the Prei4.ol tiin, whitit,tapnedy arrivala a corpseflortinwir Was annotin e ce4, which dispap,c4 frq inter-, AY As ;Valor: ilighe fith they had )efq..ou . -44 011420 1 4 0P, 1 1 1 04 tovf Pone * 0 10 11 , ak P Claosif . P . '". .IPlettO niP. 0 , e , . -... :11 &be Emperor of Austria. The strength of this co. lumn i; estimated at about 7or $OOO men. The ca. *Ey is in good itenditioup but the infantry is cow, Pelted of young recruit; badly gsercisedi fl Fa, tnel2 4 ES. : guilty °fatally excesses, which to. f r 4 n i gri t rY ; ;,,. . o '- ,, wo g : r o t' Beau repaire espresso Maisel( thus; .2.. • * Tliey %ere said it first tb ktiliste antrgeitttep now chew rZughness and wisdiosi Onlevety occal'‘.Qi they clap a pistol to your breesioo pow wheie you have a:price-tied yottr.vale ehieew.Thetitayer y yeses, ittro was eon able isle/Own to collect 260 retie k ( o tt stier h twelve bushels.) of oats, was men , . puttee, - The Prefect of Sillieres has been very W reatod--4everal of the inhabitenta are dead of tic 'blows they have received." - ..Insbuthen is the peace which our enemies bring : A* is the moderation announced is their proclimm. lima-. They have throwa 'off the mask ; they no /onset the . wins po 4issemble their projects. It is .tole.ir italics in &cel l to seize pn op; provinces, to stib. iet* wilt) a foreign yoke, that they have invaded our ;erritory . ; putt they 'halve lej loose_ 'won us those f9rltrurs,pf barbaciankieholive only op pil gn, prlxl wskstrmgets to every alittitneta of humanity. 4 ; 4F4O*. the Frepch *lion apanipirited enough ko Auger ouch pe!rageato renpunished Can there rja‘ among u; men debase(' pgkgh po plaeltatiogal hgpour Can Wit I*(lo..ip_tra*suillitT, .10xik.fs4= Mlowsixi*Fns 04 , 0 Pd to 44 the scourges yin invaiion I . • -; • ,~.. roFrenchrpen yon•b4Yt op rote part to tale ;1t is io sirmo.ounite, to present to the enemy.ibe 4ght of .a cetkrepess obtion, - eell4ved to defend :!4 .Ti#nry mckpendenne- - • • . :•;• Poe countrymen conjure you to succour then; oply to dcliver them from pillage and demptdob thipi the •00MIX12CLIC can y.outo_tbe,fitisis of honour. Wbpirdie (peel .are Y dripea peck iriond our fun.- • pre con will3ay dpsn your gins v and.yon will fp*, b)effirigi.of pekoe.. • . • s• ••••.• rpartEcrff4ll 1 - #I7I.E"II4ETMEHT Crit THE SEPt ! 39Tifft Ire . lll4llll4l4KHA . ,ylt .sep,v!N) la! THE nt!pr.- 4 ; -.. • Majeirf thAltniperor and,WnW irtA4s aU suck as.havi oebreel .3p die Impprial Quird-ta eater again.• 47 shalt 4ita Teri in 'fPlardi 4 tilw - 04 6 7 P . the be from the French territory, • T hy 'of t warriors big feet 13,0 , 1 llonpaßkle the in ,Pstfisibi!ibf tip Soyertign if ;adieu) ? .', h! 1444,,reP0r to In!litarr.boTtof Ott higoestritalf the Department of the Ilsibib , cif ITif*ibeir Nfßef, on1.1)40t " T 3 n7 • • Ihis*Tei!ifveiY dip - Asistilittii. •;• r. • , _ - *gni tbri• ' 404 e us•fPe buelbonft• . - ' 4 41,1 04 °' N -cliA4nPfl • ~•% • • • Bra dr* lEartint Fes I .` • . ' • ..• . . • '';!"."' • l'A!P*01 11111 0. 141 T 4 4 - 77 iWilept trOTIPI90•41!:71141421 • if Os 'Ma; 4 '* 6 **44i otinf4 :. a* , *API! Arms of cayalry, and b train °V ► artilk7rt I A eonsiderablenirinktia inilitaty belokipg tQ die kisl7ol 4es invalid* ; le be mewed to bis)daiesri4rbis c4c•loogt htavikal 4oreargr o And r solicit eolith , ' to 'amt,* 141 .1e4tY Orect ud by the alal dt ,44i JapivOrfilissr. IA *tined th&p of sob* .4ndreds of themi being 4ssinsniriliesfle.o l U ad aid 'pew Fared at their itressolisre able to ae well aims** allewatot accepted were fora sold*: *Mg .00 Tears of-age, who, forgetting their age. Ind the . cumbequeribes 31Vtiv "uftvii `demanded pgreitliop ' to fight 4,1 the enemy AMOK he driven - hack beyond OW bad*, T WO. ' Kt" *bleb sisi add • • VielselT . • * .; • • 3OUSWlLlttafelllllllllllllllrll •- • • flowTst-Sannary the cnemr awoopted•to into; P's-initterr on a littler isisod, in order •to try C o i raw Adowe- His %midges of boobs Imo 44'8.4 bit bakiety dionrored ? - Hein*, obi:m*9oo tilted, 4od a greater number wounded. the inhabitant:4o"aq .11„4.441t a ncteel eagerly . flocimolltic MIVONIOPIror 9 40 4 liatai'M'wholaeltir sithOts ViNiti lz • • 14 )1/R1 3 1,.1t4,14 • 4• 1 ft,Arr : 11k 4 ; • WheisOt acpulto -trout 1316.04.4•1164 resptgliTit T7. o * OrtifetiTi! ' e * 11(61 ' IteinToeptnents tonfitiffs to'iniiife-~paite, Wen I , • . layono4 • • • 4 .**. !P.'. !. BESANMIti t , fORAW.I . I; Our tpwu is in a respeswishpicngligfoko-a4lO Owrson 4.0000,000 oNr4qpi t , • puoxy 44411*n o. - The town of A4onne ! wlch ottlikirlf • . ~. • "For, is put in n ,ate ,Q 1 fiegc• - • . •. Ise 2500 n i4BGE' who i r ttl ad AltposY 6. passed PIT; to the left 114 9f ;he Rhino, near *imagers, .frptsi whom we took a .oangen, a caisson, end .109 men, •not having beet able to rogßin aseir boats, went along the left bank pi the river to Cogent:, where they were intr. muscled by, our troops, and famed to surrender, with qx pieces of cannon. pri4trllgNT, JANUARY 4. • _ Copat segur g his Majesty's Extraordinary Cook ift issioner, Arrived bore yesterday evening, at the Ho tel 4 :4 th; 'Prefeeutre, 4 p e urous detachment of the Rational Gisard emit a great distance from the z.o; L ties; -attenipti,, thelr - ritil)444tn.re*li. rural Count Wre4* - 00 ? Fini`ander in Chief of • pe. LDi3-. °. k : low t iontinuin. r .tia:192, 4 coulity aw ..•9 .United Aust r ian' AtillpaVerien Arum, 4 4 11 thknic and besp yriiit are no poughility otgr iosovsed i al, the groper. The iri4ip ‘re permitted to keep their 'light fat einint,.an'd then it wai Rd/ *Foal iiy•tlj knapsacks. 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