The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-15 00:00:00

nets Ragan and Shuter's regiments generally, svarvery soon afterwards, with the escepth forty, rallied by Colonel Ragan, after having his horse, and the whole or a part of Capt. Shr company, both of whom General Stansbury rt. cents to have made, even thus deserted ) a gait. stand. " The fall which Lieutenant-Colonel Rngan re ceived from his horse, together with his great efforts I 'to austein his petition, rendered him unable to fol- j gem_ —Letting asv,_ iow • the retreat ; we have therefore to lament that I opinion that an attack is - meditated by the enemy on ithilightlant and eicifleni — ifficel ItiTTO bilte - trpri- ! the shores of the Deliware ; the Governor, to guard saner; he has, however ) been_ paroled, and I met 1 agaiitsi surprise, and to.lasve ready an efficient force 'im here recovering from the bruises occasioned by !of freemen to repel the enemy in case of such . an tis fall. Tito isms V his services at this moment Is , event , orders and directs that the militia generally, 'sedans. • . I within the counties of 'Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgo • " •The sth 13altimore regiment, under Lieutenant- Imery, DitliWere, Chester, Lancaster, Leaphin, Leba- Colonel Sterret, being . the left of Brigadier4linieral non, Berk * Sehuylklll, Lehigh, Northampton, and -Stansbury's brigade, _still however stood their ground , 'Pike, (in addition to ,those drafted and designated end except for a moment, when patt of them recoiled for the service of the Unitell States under orders of h feW steps, remained firm, and stood until ordered , the 22c1 of July, who are already subject to the or to retreat, with a view to prevent them from ' being ; Aerit of General Bloonifield i ) be i hetdin readiness, to but-flanked. . •' ' ' . ' march it a moment's warning to such place as may . " The reserve, under Brigadier-General *Smith', :he named in subsequent ordera,that will issue, if the of the eistrict of Columbia, with the m i l itia of the eailgencies of our country s requite. city and Georgetow'i, with the 'regulars' "anti some', 4 1 The several Brigade Ins titers within their re detachments of Maryland militia, flanked on the 'spective boundi are commanded:le .execate promptly tight by Commodore Barney and his brave fellows, this order. The Generals to the right on4anti, o ther o ffi cers are Ind Lie t.-Colonel Beal, still 'werts .. • 'urged to assist in the providittfai tquipments for the fs ." 'the hill, and maintained thli contest for sometime 'men. 'liaise for whom arms glooot be found within fuith great effect. the respective brigade bounds, will, it is presumed, be furnished by the United States at the place of " It is tint s with mete repdrt the conduct of Coent. inndore Bartley and his chmtaand, nor can I speik 'rendezvous. from observation, tieing too remote, but the comae "Itis -I ' co'n6dently hoped 'the ardoucand love of reut testimony of all that: did observe them,' the country whipli'periades 'fiethearts of Pepasylreoiana isighest justice for their brave resistance and the de- ' at the present .40;14 cron, will induce mail to ietructive effect they produced on the enemy.' OM' for themselves into voltpiteer corps,ltumediately inodore Barney, after hiving 'lost his horse, took to march to Philadelphia. "• Ji is thus.a proper spirit i Vest near one of his guns, and there unfortunately to resist an intolerant foe will be evinced, end many Ireetiived ti si4e're,Wonnd in the thigh, and he also fell :difficulties Obviated. The Governor promises himself irate the hahtlf . flue enesey. Captain Miller, If or i the satisfaction of meeting theie an host nerved with the marines w . woatitied sin the arm, fighting ' resolution to live free or die in defence of their liher brit Ply. FredtAte - beit'ititelligetice, there remains ,'iles - and 044, eitiotry. :lie w ill ect tith them iu any fret little doubt' AV the -enemy lost at least 400, ca p a A ' •ri) . frfi•l l . t . l t, hat is t o l l • ' killeti.'and wounded, and of these a very unusual ' ' °II C:IT • C 4 1,s st 3 M e 0 " 141 I S'N'Y' • R4, l4 .,!' • '''''‘, l „ . „ ,fib killed. • . ' • Goveroor of the Com oistilwealt hAf I=tilitl" "N. B. BOtieliAU. . • OOP" Tr , 46 On ilififiC cannot, I think, be estimated it _Vete tilab'from '3O to 40 killed, and 50 or 60 •7,..n.d.d.. t * 4 They took altogether shout 120 prisoners. '" You will' readily understand that it is' impos-. .sibte foe me to stink minutely of merit or demerit •ef partittiler troops so little known to me from their recent and hasty assemblage. My 'subsequent move ments for the purpose of preserving as much of my Intl* as possible, gaining reinforcements, and pro iteettielltis place, you already know.—l am, with great,itspect.,Sit ) your. obedient servant, . . . - 4.11 - .. WIM. H. WINDER, Brig.-Geo- 10th Mil. D. 1 ' of fet i ng. ai.hu Mnscttlini, Seereihry of War. 14 , N.5. , We have to lenient, that Captain Ste 'trite' ot the sth Baltimore regiment, has also been 1 • 1 wounded; but is doing well. Other officers, no 'doubt, deseivi&nptice but I p:in u yet unable tci-pur liciikcip." 'Waved atlleivrileaux, givti refugee', not military, coat.' children, shall be waded to Spanish military refu nishmet pronounced by his Royal` Decree of the 30th of comprehending the military men Of that of Lieutenant, inclusive, exception extends, and who may— 'rance, may demand marching papers, which shall be immediately fuptishek,to. theta. The Ministry has decided, that the Spanish refugee officers shall hare the same allowances that are granted to French reduced officers,of the same. *tsarlan `Staff, who were presen was a grand assemblage at the ,Ceremonies ; never, perhaps, so riche a display of costuk diamonds. After • to-morrow there will for 10,000 persons. The public place, it is said, on the 4th - our beloved Monarch. IVe *teltritt this fete - proclainfifur Germany ; and that on the - Maximilian, the different Princes session of the territories which them. The two Sovereigni are •expected till the middle` November other Princes. wkllleeve r .4, .• • . :The Ministers ot- , Austeitr i .Ifol4, ain !tP4 ift*lit P. a conference preparateryke tb, vilirnibey agreed op . on ,th,ek, , thy will 'yet admit to,. tivE , . Portugal. • Some persons pet-AM ences vt t ttl only settle the ; Oil for Europe, and thaillsella will be treated for nomads: RAS TA M t ,. 0 &Li-The Iv Generals, Lecogi - eid 'Zeit has been verb i ll recompegtoef vested OthilevAnis s s Wit said;. rank. The amount of legacies and donations to hospitals and the poor throughout the whole extent tit*Fraitce as it now is, amounted, in 1812, to 1,500,000 francs, and in 1813, it.did not reach 900,000. This circum ! .stance shows how much the feelings of charity and religion we're daily Weakened under,ani.oppressive and immoral Goverment.: • k r M. Dentu, we of the booksellers lately arrested, hatrebseined his liberty on the ground of not—bring inculpated in the afTairfor whick'sereral ,of his trade • • are now under prosecution. •• 7• Art; • , Nails. . i:. . • •1)o! Intact. . ...... 0 - ..a. - . Gotientionrb 0 r.... b ..iiamburgh . S. 1 . . . . - YRICK . OV,4IIIOIOIIIII6 DAY AT ONK tf'CLOlit i th ift—•• -,- •.. • 1 .•-•-•—• ---. Aim. A ton7l6` 1=16" 13 per ferte.;1141.4441,9 v• ' la dle B e a th ) s. t , !,,4 preCtecti, V0tt0.:416‘,4 ' / , Adelequer Milt. 1.4 p i ,:t i T 4 Per Debit: g1i,,...i.n.04 , ....'. --, ,C)444litya..kii A . • S pr . gielfhOliwYO t: .. t. 1. Consols 'for Age„.. *%., t: i .., f • .4 • i •'- • •-• 3 . ... e.. S.i . .. te•nw. - :.. .-, 'I.; 1,, • THE' . $ 7 1 1" : 4 ITIIIOI4IVO ^!1 p , f if.overeigas t 104)0ns— ha Te°ffeige4, ll 44'beett °MD, Spainolifficers Isle been tho these Prussia ' n Geniptpin -Chip f 16des . vtry401461 . 4k • pi I ' P 11 .1184:49.0t tlfrp king (tom w . •ft ~ti.; . • Xttif i bytit . • • ' • • 1•6 cti• . r ' ors - ; 4 ' 7 ill 'eV' Yelltrr•T • .• • • ; 1 0441}0.....1.1.16144. 4( 6 14 •i*t i) • I • ' 4 l •• • •:.• li l ,e+o l6 ll l re, 04! 04, 4 1$ c eeti ietieiliat4 ;inlilkirl3ill ' . tt" l ' tnittifiOril .the he eit(ef the leant' - - ' - • 'e • By Et el pIGTOS, AUG . 241..e-cht,Sendsyeeeseaseseep. , 9 1060 . .,,, eel eg ettellt o ence frese„VjfeMr,te the . :l:ftt`p : the keened •ef tharie4ollicers is. press passed town on its way to. The heaskitearteriscri theloPseted day for :fflliemblisli4hs " 43 , orlgr . . Bet !:iiiitaititiWd - the -ieeilliseli inleiere, the northern army from the SeCtolltratc•Wdr.-Thel R eties' and rejoiciro • are,MiOlitieg . With, etioll !:thesikihis. Lieutena ot•Zetterel Sleet sep . army is said to be under marching orders. '': ',:spi f ir . ideas and bustle, thart-ehe-Coirecs of Polities - eigised Ikea admira l . whiclithey hr- Judge flie r of Grand Isle, vets accidentally killed•Oritit l iost aioiat . ..t . tfo j Arlitia- i :a.sietJoges. A I N Jo. Pf:oehol Kleist 4y th e cores on Tuesday last, ey a party of men fronethe Chasep-:Z.: t e. , lain fleet. Judge Adams, a Collector Of the United•lTl% however, Ilitit - thOitrerbigns and Minittteesi- Baelfiteorf. 4.-i They have ..va States Tax, has been taken prisoner et4,Alburgh,l4oll,4wel a meeting prep aratory to-entering - en.the :Paria.:tit' , Switzerlanil, the tow . J - having with him about 1000 dollars., tieß Iritiehttleeeei of terjectedetiheratiourrgreaki indeed, end: ntilirkry elents 41914.1telrelibill force at Odeltodn, &c. is rePaticrtir ..c : 12,000 l ot paramount Interest to the ,sett etsu.. i esid to gene ra ..of Tessin. They niitiretiageo Melt. ~ „ 1 4/la. .o . ' ~.. , '.. ''. : 4'44 , . lions yet to collie. ' Some idea. *Ulu; iiiities.iet Liiiiti it, 01 tioripe•bete4;ging - in it -- - BOSTON . A tic 29.-A tientie Imo arrirett in ' L ''-.,ar; o il r r t i r G ." . 1" L "'" '''' j'the stage last i evening . from B urlin gton,, which place - august . assembly , and isf - th'w ri Will' thd nationaiatid'' who fed at the a pinicbtir - , 9.... in . . ''•••" Captain Ste- r he left on Friday, informs that there was no intelLi- social compacts to be died at this l t o puncil, may he and 'afialiilened telheii Age* •i. e , / - - ho lm i genre of any movements of their:4lY intelte northern formed from the first Irkticifv, of the eetracts whiceerA gimes liostel'0 1 !; 'lssissisi .: as - iisi frontier, and that the Biitish..4ii the . othec aide .of , the we subjoin . :. Questiotes• more generally interestingr i , thasit few in ouniber,444. , line. are puichasing waggons sod. limes, for which Tweet employed the. titters den s7of . Setatesmete Thee ;:ieleduie 'a iteri m t p c itS'i•ll4l# they give extravagant prices.4:`Thettew ship on Lake .. .__ _.. . d . - . .. . , thaw- any- fir paorneany; - a lusted, ought to: biesgave way whin tb lot Champlain, called the Vergensteti is'rearly to sail , ...r • • . , •••• : •• - I: ,44140A5E.. 217.01/14$ itsoilliAe,ritir-i. , PX•rerra , , ,l 9.. l •:Rik• - "'T : - ..prtfi COPY, OF A LETTER rep* eitieette4o44ll7, -0* *lran flitting been completed in V days 'fi'llin • liiir limp/ of . . . To cArtgl*, event', to Vito Atli. 29. .cattiog the timber. She carries 32 guns. " ... "et -I send Ceptain Maginault with Orden ' ' oi. Abolition of the Stave Tra is field, to ,-Grisons ; and M. liirsil; 40 s) . . FRENCH 1 3 11PERS. , *to receive your wlitten r verbal report of the • • .'a rosxba• to es - a necetsareeirtielel4)„liareiteentlit rthe iniSliOti'fit'fressin, stb 'ea -•arr•-.. • cusp " der I ldel l 790 s ited, and from whoin.rl7 BERT.IN, Ser i . 30.-It seems certain at present i pett , or nations ; and some atipolationt ins reel to reanton, are on their•way for cesved.-1 am, Sir; your, most obedirotaervalit, , • • •0 •• ' -.• CS iir; ird )* * 64'../..Afiblbil'ltOgG; that the Prince RiSeeil of Swedert will not assist at '1 Nefoot 'riiades ars "Perle 4 to h suttt3'l3)4l"*". are entertaiaed that.they Ay , ' "' Captuift Upon Cwt's Of Artiiipr,.'r': .• the Congress of Vienna:. lets has net received the 4 and", gossip. , 'The fiXing etthei Law of Natiobliefk . ' Tfik . 66Vernmellt;tif;::: ~'' 4, Camp at Macao's Island, letter of invitation on tki part of the Emperor : e ieprisich eve ry speaks, and n0b0d?.14. , a eer--! regtibsts of the Vitei • s ' .) Awed 49. , Austria, who has addressed one to all Sovereigns an ....... " o;ti c ,-.4 had the homier to receive pier' corn-l'rece`. liefic&''lle - likewiselq:.receire:,l . liniettita . 'IC- i countettilailded • So: .-,.. : •,,' . ~ - Princes, and particularly to the Kittg of Deem *inutile:Mon of the. 20th inst.. The orders received grids cireumstatice, it is said, gives much uneasiniael• 1 ark •• ;. •'4ein tliabeserreat this senate.of Princes. _,,•. , • •, •I•wbieletlest had joseew:elee from Brigadier-General lyieder through hlajor llite, to the Prince Royal. Ir is remembered that he was I'' 0 ,. ! * !. geho'ral!Y beli e ved, , that the .C•011!*** still_ ; sn.s4L,s4r4l,ll_‘ been aft; Ist: verbalW,..aw the 24th. inst. wet-e ' en ease I •was op- II •d b y t he E mperor o f A • . butilaisished its Moen early in theimentls et No-. de ra4d. 4 - • .'• - ' -.- :- " very.con y receive .pressed by, or heard of, au enemy in my rear, to Paris • and it is known besides that many Power* eeetil4ie is mos t OrtisegFeet Petedateit hive Vie' •-••••-.. e --- •• - "'ewe-- soikeoor guns and make my escape over thq river. of Euro p e ' take ' • the of •••• • '• -• • • - a parti cularinterest in son ,stromoul-„ .. . ~ . . - Is for then. '.ret re 0 their dOweelonsli Freh sets of Fie:Atoned& Tim enemy approached by water on the 27th, And Gustavus the i r relation , a young Prince who Os. I'-•sl • en • . • : u . • ... . ~, ...., .! - • .. • , . . he had learnt on that day, through several channels;P . " a b i 4x..iti s t„, F o r i o 4,, ... . .„ . .-• , ~.i ., ..; ~~ sesses the most happy assemblage of brilliant and! , „„,.. , ,that the enemy had been reinforced - at • Benedict,. Royal 1 I ' remarked that the King el ' -rAlt4s,. Oct. ' 11.--A letifiat 9&;;410 . st.10400"' i CinsgrOf's at vililrii...l,'"C,llo, .6000-strepg, and that they were on their mareh to De en . iO . wments. tis bye the i All i ed ll. per t Web on the borders -of iiiiiihites bag . trb Wilitivat xtiacted friim:thre . 7 . • we, have * co-operate with the fleet, in addition to the force , • nma Y K. •Das b een ver y . well tr e at e d fished follow i ng • article,'4 • l ei' ti . . o . tr mid that` the EtutairdeofAiiai Sovereigns. T he Prance Royal of S weden hiving • t he . wee r -0 4 ... 1 9, , ...... . .1. . .. whites left the city.-Under all these circumstances, in the month of July,last the sanction o • demanded,• ' f Ite ' i tenna, Sept. 29.--:" The King of Wirtettifierf ' heti Poland, doehloodOn !ellltll the embers milder my command were consulted, and v. ,, iglane to get possession of open . agen. tart . ea- C h ' Z l• • ' ••• ~ • •. , .. agreed it was best to abandon the fort and e ff ect a ':found here (at Vienna) several Nisbet, of the `I o v a , ' putslipolkAt the*,Pelea; tha t land under the pretext of punishing the King of ; • • • • < . • retreat. The force under my command was thoughtrestore theiefitslitical . ineepeni of liohenloho, who demand 'the ,estates 4. which.: . „. . i . , , .. . Denmark for his equivocal conduct since the last • not equal to a defence of the plaee.-I have thef London formall y • t d t h- they were dispossessed by Bonaparte in favour of the try, autlibat he was going The C peace. e ourt o repc e oi., honour to be, with great consideration, •yottr obe-. a among ether things, this gime proposition, and declared, that it would protecN 'ging of WirteMberg. . • Aiwa servant • ;ditch , • • The Brussels Peeers t • which $ - Denmark iii its present possessions. The Court eel.' ' l4 of the questiene of geneKl Interest tierei . ~ : • . (elven " SAMUEL F. DI SON. " The Me. 3..hn A ntioronz. Sec. Prussia and that of Russia also manifest at this l q e r ot i espyst h e attention of the Envoys of -the.Greed'i ito.neds whatever from Chen sl Wet. Wal.hiv.gt, , , , ." moment great friendship towards the King of Den- Alli f 4 . .p oi r ers the fi ,_rst 14ithout doubt, rilfirl t().; WARSAW, SEPT. 21.-=As . " Ciptalti Dyson is, we teem ender arrest, 'tied the mark. I • • - ! ' • " solemnly fie th e principles' of the rights of. eiktint* river of Russia, arrived at eemtpabd''.eif his • comps's'' , given to Lieutenant FRANKvoitT, OCT. 6.-The Gaulle of this City =.; • , stpencet. - '• - ' ' having announced,. on the 13th of September, that' of all the known world, and particularly those Vienna, be-was welcomed b; .The enemy having evacuated this city; those in- ' the inhabitants of Dresden had sent a deputation to ; efreveakaw 'PbsitelLe---- France and Hassel will F,xeettency,•Settator Cestellai 'habitants who departed, 'generally returned on Sa - Congress , to solicit the re-establishment of the king. stiptelate,*i • he the skape..of humanity; :thit neu- ;,their beine, expressed, in the 'terday.. No attempt has since been made by the dom of Saxony, this assertion has been contradicted trti commerce thouici''teet be pillaged le the time • respect and gratitude of the nin s ensory to re..occupy - it. in the same Journal, by a formal declaration of the i ir war . wed . that. 'WO . ' ibeito....not be .it ems the siouk,time, their arM eenedistriee.in e . t.e •• • 6 e' • -- Magistrates of Dresden, dated Sept. 29. ..and deb Nrittout i of •lifs ImPerial Majesty, and that S' • • Ntw'rciait;, AtYSI. 31.-The steam-boat of this ' a previous d ilAsseurtuu, OCT. 2.-England has been sending without.. °Wan" , • • • •seinedeg brings nb news from (or army at Erie, nor for some time pact a greattleal of specie to the Con.; iiieiey for the purpose of negeciating. • The Emperor : them their political existence .frOvit thellert on fake Ontario. anent, both to discharge the arrears of her subsidies: Alexander has put forth the only :Projet capable of i Ills Majesty repliedio tea The Washington City Mail was receirelfegain this to Prussia, and to pay t h e English an d H anover i an i nsur i ng this gran d pr ie c i p l e eand it is a common pact : the Polish Ration, expressed , ellnettine. troops in Belgium. It is to this exportation of money ' between the European Powers to ditainish to half the' which he felt for il- he • ~reps. . .i - • The Plimnitylvinda Bank', it seems, have disconti- that we attribbte the fall of the exchange hithiEng. amount their permanent forces. Respec . t for' the in- Irthat he'was . going to Vienna stored phew( not deb. specie. It is better to stop land, which has taken place during the lase mouth. , .t ' • I • 41 1 4 # Atli of iiiti s by choice , while any remains et While the English Journalists pretend that St'. Do. dependence of nations, sanctity far inpereriptibeel work which he had begun. - eh'eif eatilte, Iliad' itilit it all, gO, and (bed do it • mingo will never return under the dominion o f the rights of the legitimatedynasties,themotealgearantie cfidence • of the ,Poles by aria /rota eet4seitii ' ' "' ' . . . , . - mother -coantry, here, placing mote - con fi denre in ISt the established Cons ' titu'tions;' Rea - ihir'iblikatiaisTiewityi consider the happiness ic crtice:-In Conseetietice 'of ) the .Biteks in the the power of France, and the wiadom of her Mas. ;of uniting henceforth against all usurpations and in- is a • recomPense; When c rityping.fouod• it. eicesaary to sus p end , pay moats ouch, we trust that this important colonyieiet ; , 1 ; , , eurrections, form the articles of the new social pact '; on the 20th, . at Pelaey, hi . • to, s ke,,, re haie been desired,, by a tturnber of Fe- beciwee French.---( J o urna l de Paris.) ' : '''''S s±i; :• in hhich. tb dal b red •f h trade • slaves ' 't• of the 1. of W rgrau aottnotein i tonciyemir 'ipeetiffit Cithens, to request 'the Merchants Mid ~P,aft s 4 OCT. 10.-The Micheal of .W. 0.- • . . • • , raifeN of . New York .to atteod it' meeting at the arrived 4 Paris itith her children. , i t ik,, jie •• ,is seise included, but only as an accessary." I addresS :-.-." .Assure the i, ___2• . _ _..' i w 'Tout , sillorie.honse, to-morrow efiegnoon at !In The mortal remains of Marshals - Besalerewtaise 1 y ICNNA,' OCT. 1. -Yesterday morning, at 11 1 of Warsaw, I have, their o , , c i , . . . ~,, , ... . .Deroc, and the hearts o f General Liribnissier6 - and ' o'clock,- a grand parade took place et the Prater. „heart, and that if • I have .ri , ~..-.. 4- , ..-"! • _ n ' ~ i•% • ' ; It. 4 " ' Luton THE PIDLADELPITiA .SSisisOCRATIC sena, et . - hi v e other Generals which were laced in etre o ' • • • , p • f !.Typr Majesties, the Emperor Alexander, and the 'capital, it wai"bolely that I . N .. r ,;.„ ...l el ~ 011:44/AT RX1011016.1 • . . the chapels under the. dome of the Invalids, have I +,, • of p • : . - - * '* • • • rn,ing .. mama, arcompapted by Fi e ld - !M rs ell • p iness on a !Ad foundation. Vie. pes$Pll4MS ill this day's ,Southern Mail report been removed to the vaults under the nave of the . • I ` Prince Sch . t b VIRT zen erg, the Hereditary Princeefif „,PrioCe. CotlsirAtine. _ . . . :thitt..,l4o ,Bit ibh,Oieet, which , WEI in the,Potewmac, church. r , ka ' and were out of si lit • - Very alarmin riots have taken place in the Hes- 'Hatviriiand Wirtemborgh Field-Marshal the Prince dip dfitpried t,-t,river„ . , g . .. g Iv . . , . v . ,d -.....-• einie rt Le pers Om whist of the winds. \\ itch, for man city of Marburg, between the students of the -of IVirtemburgh, Princes William of 'Prussia ° and .„.,,.). eyeater iy.annooncedtt 4 : ) k ili k r, fp; ! ilpit . so4ol All fleet • which has left the university of that city end the Saxon troops. The Xharler of 'Bavaria, also of .a brilliant 'Olt, of more Pr tb :the 4th opts cental • t o r l ip,inaMse . bi tz tbkOillgrare, or at the head of . officers and . soldiers of a Saxon regiment made tin • • • •-•- - -*ban 200 Generals,. Adjutants, and Officers of. the 0 tria l Accounts of .the remit , ~t „ „‘ . , t1 ,,..,e r . troci „ rbileol . ipbia . ~ , . attack , to the open. day, „apes the students, and )t , - '",., ~''''4 •,A a i %Apr' ropy; s=tle,President of the United wounded several of them. Tbo Sum c orn/win d e r. • • . attar, of different Powers , • all horsa ho- forces the shores df the onback," on Rate% Or i 4gal one at . list Members of the Go. in -Chief, General Thiel • 4 lehosur• 'wadi rters , noured this parade • with their presence. At this inmettiar4ionaeqmences of .rerjrneot io, retireckposo . Washington is (tee of the were at Ilillirben t int tin I•parade; fist Marshal the Priiiiket WieterePuigh ous koc4ity !. , NVe new in! ,•., .... kilt to rehire. le had arrived at Washington. to depart, and prow l/ 0d i t e Abe fjk lig sh. had the 'honour of presenting to the two • ' ve.. part ' of th ese details, and slit • ' t'' sp r it ; AUG. 30.-We ontlerstapd, thet. (action.. •:.. .; 1 2 i r „t off 3 ,-, , , iA . K . ; ', , ~,~1 - !toi ~. , I, THE STATESM tN. 0 ......... -.- ', gave the several banks of this city have resolved to suspend AwAdsertioutent, pub ion of the payment of specie Mr Ai' int, and that the notice, thet-titi Spanish rl tg lost t reasons tbie. is i pliably* given to 'preisendiag women, and c • • loweete! t . u . ' ' (.. ' t, ' . :., : s. • . • , tetboallOwatices granted Ottp 47 repro- . . jr . '. t Ai — I. ' gees. The orders of bani gallfant, , P \ - '. • " attiSttlirg. AK. gr. Catholic Majesty in the R " The recent destruction of the Capital of the May, 1814, not comprelf gan re- United States, t s tlicreateped •,slO probable corgi'. the lower classes up to the efforts 1 grat t on ;r• the metropolis of a sister State, and the those' to which this except' to fol- i general threatening aspect of 'White% warranting the be disposed f l O quit Franc ' • " ••••••1•11/.. .411; eh Juin ho 1 , , —4-............. resent. At flight iliert ill to Court, in the h ill or 1 1 144 is, has there been ~ f LIMB irtr and sp ar k lini of .". ab" - istel rill be a grand re d iti tblic rejoicings sin take Alt of October, •th t--- .liot .. 5 the I I . are !“ .. tensid t h at .... , • 24 :Oi out t nisi* lritirpe; . ilii ) . e -11.14--41.15-f e e.... 4 .. it t lli Princes:. will • take p m - • -1 , 0 1 lath Shit be ividi f ihi If ...... sxSected to"eed it k .7' ) lii ~; *the l aiMitoll ll4l 160! 16. * d ittil. 441. 24tis ii. / - r 4 !Y •• . " • -IQ ' . ti' tremor fti k i. - X yesterday me(, . " the opeitittgof Cee m ; ..../° 1 B Ceremonial. i t i s " id :. .C ° "sl" , ) Swteetti 0 • 01 laying, ilia* the tai, 4 1 itild poilfitiiir 4 egelett ect r'i"4filttly , to . . - • : ..v, : S, ~. attehri#oitt of the; . '' 41, 11 .1 k la - their .. • $4- Tiospiiirs' ," ....t . o-f• adetif*lN.:l44 -.Of-Viennatiebner .** tg Id 1 - 9t#a u. 'Several . ' n treated., slmilarly.. i . ~ ..likkro.l)Y tlio. outet . Sl .•, ' A 4l ' : 4.. e 1 " 1 :0titiOf0 . -' . • 441 4 "*(t 3 iel f l i lit k% I 1 lorhere.the 'tamps pa 7 ii Ili: Rhine, al - dor timer '' ... rs to-Tergsw i t /inlaid": 1 li tolerost. Avid men: e.l4`• A 4 mid ffitielmann bad . 1 hey knee had been tint of Serene Army..: ..; ":. s Iltrpttlatisherl, in. set * , outinieriOt •reports of , 14eia place in the Ca *; 0.4 toopprove of the t....... , :I ; the Canton, QT Atifik: : t ~, • :the insurgents of t position. Letteri : that the Arra* tenv'4:: '.' . • I a resistancekat6 . ' '". ree l 'and thiVthei .. .. 4 1. 4 ' ItiiitpOstib!oiet reht',., :.!! •- ,4 • - --..---. : ---.. • , ~...,; p - If. Alberilni, of or "Enrich, appointed ota srtdesiOnY ti pacif4.• OW t fi lig." l ,tig9 l , ll 1 tiallts. Pr' . 4, Opi:lio‘ %Oleo* lfo the .. „, - 1 . ; , et, the Foroigo Poyerei 'ineitourei of &Anew . ' . . ot' fo decree. litte_stm? * . .lysticiss and-the Pa,s . —. , —..._....... . . ,Brimiels Pope!4iwo alto ration in tigiar A Ah!, ely iiioffok'ttiiigoi' l o4 1? Freiiii•lfriiveic They iss l A;lh../*ssllg efrough r!to the addresses Rade. it ,w'as his intention to hdencii and .-their cow. to Vienna it to cnmpletir MOrk. : '• 4 ' 0 Ida ore to the , Illitk i lottll sit. . ~ . , . . • . .. s his Maletty, the ill Biala, on . his strair(d• .., by the deputation'. Ills ' an Kicki, eh" 'spoke in lii;, Poliab , leitguage, 14 *Teti 'imation, and, at fit the protectia .a - at lit wevid. veslorti e and their amitry. erms highly tattering to i the esteem and regard repeated twice expressly la to complete the great .lie justified the con- adding,. that he should less of the Ilkinsh nation t the Emperor, arrived 1 / 4 ' , he received the Doputa,.. w, and replied to their, inhabitants of "l i he cif, their interest greatly at , leferred. my 'visit to that mr.ht effibrieh 'Your bort**. nt." • .We expect shortly ..-- . the.arrival of New York ;outlining the Americo' recent operations of our 5 Unites! States,' aticithe : thee, Meatiures of vigoi• Isert OA ; post important 'hall .d i ll to nor notlee df ilieri; - *lit further infor• I - 074' ~+~. C. ~~