The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-17 00:00:00

ATESMAN, .... : y ... t ,mot__ ,Mails inir , glOryof the arms-of Iris Most Christian Majesty the *Wee should be surrendered to his Genersi,, but restored on the conclusion of the Peace, with/nit its magazines and artillery." The above treaty had for its basis a general confirmation of ail preceding treaties, from that of Westphalia downwards ; and for its immediate object, as the means of a general pacification, a mutual restitption of ail :composts Made since, the beginning of the war, with a release of ail prisoners without ransom. ' But what is very. surprising, and ought to give mankind an tasighli .. s ~11 into the nature of such wars, no meution was „mewl in the Treaty of the right of English dolts to stapP gate the .dnierican seas,. mithoat-betag. sishjact to: search., although the indignatiOn evrottetta7 Iltilks..ll 1 Wards denying that right, on Raping of the vast . ':, •' Wteare . 4441 i ii ai yet to gratify our Resd hrs ..... on : t ra b an d tra ffi c carried on between British ships the iMpoitant subject of public anxiety.. Nothing : Spanish smugglers, occasioned that' s very. nar ! I ' Y , has 'arrived from France to this hour from which we : .....eileps.... can positively speak, nor draw a probable inference . • TAVERN MEETINGS. , , 3 ,, - 1 concertiidg the military operations of the I Ith in., Amongst the tUWittoSS measures adoptett lir,* slant,' asserted :in a debious' manner through a! War Faction to 'preserve a spirit of hatred'elVisei'j itekich:ltlegraphicr,cOMmunicatioes7tObe so highly.. tility towards France, the proceeding s, if cortafW farpoiable to-the Army of Rn— NAPA ST E.: It is itu.l dentlemon who met at the Thatched-house Tavern, passible, however, that the :nature of those trans..] on Saturday last, to Vote a PviLtc #notjESO l . 1.11 ; , actions (if sugh consequential events -did. occur) can ' the least remarkable. 'The IntOnselit'llind lk, slintitr'snany •hottri unknewO. or One:Opined. No 1 (ientlenien is certainly such es no oinlWriebenosseale . victory or Urea! 004 • Na-rotsto)ei - Whole tgarr boungs ' wood have adopted, ;and they have veil . EA rat., ce . uld ' hare been half so gratifying r oriti-, 1 prudently withheld .titeir sigaptars to it. The 111.4 ~, ~ • 9 neeithe4lo:44ateeler ',the,sother.of.theep e 4 414.pr0d jam of the Addrasvistlaraft - he deebts I case instal* obtiese. ; .' . ..: '....) el t .9.4* 17-9, - *feted la Ott wASNE.Ollkitr 4,:, , lk ! 9... . . .- To 41 - 411Pelly teMiitiOtti cif .aPihion: ilebate e *nit from makietras 4 Levioireta , 1 ~........ , „. 24 40iiiji., hi. the biglieii cliclek, and wt t itiblr Way of enforcing tiiiiit ,- ' illiatelhaSiativeryl* AY en the Cabinet "dolt; we ' have the coniolation it , t rshatie langenge is rooked to :,--" In this crisis of FA.' titcsej distressful, five .of iliicoverinX,' that some rope it is our opinion, our earnest prayer, and our firm' sparks of light"are !thrown upon that ,first,of all hope, thatihere will be tiacontract, no treaty, no par tiliies,, -sit...PEAci.... With wllom it is to be made, ly, with the man whom the French stilt outer to be and oat prole, will be the questions of.the next' their' Representative among the Powers of Europe. tininientit 'the iiiii' vie could ourselves 'Very cotiliT: Wilt a known Her, impostor, thief r notl-inurderer -; .41;ently '•alitwer l if it% si now • hall. ' The Second 7 Wq ' (*lite Weald not be borne, as a private ierson, in the . , believe,'ks incapable of ecifition, by tba most expert low station of life from which he had been raised, Stetimmln;in .Eur0pe,....011 *Or end repeated db.. Wring the feign of wickedness in France.. And how astisteas have taken place. It le plain that the party! 'inn BritoPe consent, that their King should enter Which propoted the proskatibn of the war, during Oa covenant with such a one, as his equal ! o r. tote .101diug of t h e tqntloaits for terminating it, was I that a British Nobleman. or Gentleman should be not very eager in pursuit of this object so desirable to' degraded to the office of treating, or holding con. humanity. Europe is however disgusted with ilaugh- I verse, with such instruments of assassination and test; and the most ferocious of warriors are glutted I villainy as are the Ministers and servants of such a with human gore. Yet, is it painful to discover, that . monster I:—The like repugnance, we are sure, must elathieg views and sentintents have risen up in our be felt in the breasts of our Allies ; becanse it mist Councils, which forbid us to hope that the means to be wherever there is any thing royal, any alai no. heal our differences, and our wowed., will be made ble, any thing honest, But len having been the very easy to our diplomatist*, however well tedlaw tinders in this war, it seems pecutlarly ottr province lourably disposed. We have no hesitation at this Ito give the word, and be the first - to proclaim one Moment hi saying, that Lord CASIT.EftiAOIt is in the 1 opinion, with whom* can, end with whom it Caps most difficult and distressing of situations a British ' not, be terminated." * • . Ambassador ever found himself. tie lingered on his 1 Now, as it is veil known thatoot Gnaws:use nt, k embassy so long, that a disfavirar vas thrown on his conjunction with our Alibis,. Is it Ibis Moment Ist errand, but broken wheels, sod broken cerriages are 1 treaty with the Emperor of Femur= for Peace, amt. not of half the consequence to the nation, as broken ! many acts of civility have passed between** Agoutis Isrothises in its chief authority of the realm. We de- 1 deputed by the different Powers, it Is incredible Mitt recate every thing of this kind, and' are sorry , but a number of individuals shou l d be found who had torcea fro n the dictates and impulses of candour apd the courage to meet, within a short distance of the f luty. to .sny„ that if .. aleore frank and openlyfiejtai Paiiscaß4cestee • dwelling, to prep,osemegmengsji-, conduct, in . the reel .. .end 'true sense of loyalty to rectly in opposition to his publidyavawad seitimeuinip' the Constitution, be- tot adopted by the first Ma- I *tithe general voice of . the country: , Istrate of the United Kingdom, that its 'nrosperity 1 ........111...-• 1 r• . ...4..*:“ . ....441 4 11W.1111i$ 1 . .4-.—.. , r • II ..• •." • • Due .1::."..;::.•• 4 ::•• 4lllllllB. .....' . t " • i .••••• 1 21 .', *.4.0.1.•••••...•• • 1: 1 =0•4 1 .4.t 44 7 • • , *.i , , ~ .11.11.wouv ot•.• t• • ii ii $4l• STOCKS THIS DM( NT 4AKE O'CLOCK. .. ' ismei -Ask ! 1 • itt 7 3.14 Flanit l itmuNoari, 8 6 7 r S' pet.' .• Red. (01 1 it S( per Cent. Cum. VI 74 78 - Exchequer Kith 5 4 p Cper Geno. EN . 51 , ,1 thrinima SVê 5 61 5 per Cent. Nit ' ' [ Consols for Acet. 68f 70i4 Slf;1 TESIViI N. •r.su 1 .1 14tawN: riamti7lB.lt 17, 1814. t- —alp A n " -- verses rtiktidi7 to its decline. peel TAT! bade at the Ilead . Of a tahle, among privete persons, or ev49 ' , unres t - differ very much from lbw ensue from the (prone, before the heads ofithe nation. Bat we will say po ,'more at this moment on this subject ; we trust We shalt not have l'occaMort to recur to it,—yet ere are determined to do on "'s he conflicting reports of Ministerial 3ournals are by no means calcilated 'to trqnquillise the public mind at this crisis. The times, which 'is the avowed organ of the war faction, has this day adopted a new course of proceeding, and recommends procrastina tion in the negociations for peace, so: as to afford au opportunity of displacing RONAVARTE by a ball, in the field of battle, and thereby open the way' • BOURBONS unopposedly to reascend the Om their ancestors: while the Post, as the proclaii peace, offers cogent and unanswerable reasoi treating with l'sl,troteok; concluding, that otherwise, would be to betray the interests country, and of Europe. We think we may safely say, that the zoal of the English Dation fofwar does,. LOSS OF THE BERESEORD „AND NANCY TRANS,/ PORTS. W LT.H TROOPS ON BOA&b, YOH 31040 LAND. HARWICH ) SEPT. 16.--The Bereiford transpork' Hon, mister, with troops from the Dowtis for Not, land, is totally lost ou the liaaho Sand, only 42 pet• sons saved. The Nang transport, marked W, Poi. TER ) master, is totally lost op the same sand, sod all on board perished. The Albion packet, Captain MAY, has' retorna. leaky from off Gottenborgh,'w hither shaves boanii I with a Mail, as she couldvot get in for the lee. $ll4, however, put her mail on hoard another pact that port. Ilies, STATESMAN OFFICE, TWO O'CLuii"... - IParis Papers have arrived to the 14th, confirming • the Frenth account s of the adyentage gained by Sts, -By this time, I should .hope that the mind. IDoteSesters oitlt-lattwittes etity on the llth, !able papers from your patriotic Correspondents., . with the . addition of a farther advantage moor C ARTW R I GNT and TI NOT 114 Tule Eli AN ( w hoot ' pined ,br his sirtay the next`day. Our Fends lam disposed to call out second BRACToN), have lare expected to fall, end those of the French are re- introduced your valuable Journal among the first ported to have risen considerably• worthies of the land. For my part, I can read no other, unless I wautto g la r u ot h d a di t i a usess fe ra p t e e lit gi ic s a e l a N th r s ••-lie=at, , Yenerday, about three o'clock., the Earl of Lt. , or to know when some few inoidittaiity - iiii • Cr - ripac -- lOniAt r 4 Pe ee . ..- - rats. But eutteo' or. bad a long audience of the P ei non REGENT at Cariton.house. , , „ Laid Calrectecton was . espeeted to set: out on to be grave : my whole family begins.to be serious! . the 10th, from,Chatilloo for 'lnlet, to have a con- anxious te kiwi( what is to become of ilte.feW rep fetence with the Allied Sovereigns. ' • ' maining ; libeitiet we' have-though Intsr say with Yesterday the Lords of. the Council met a t the Lord .. ' Iv A.awrciles•motto- 9 COURCII Chamber, Whitehall, to hear and deter. , . . a t r w m e y, ar ir e t t o he d t, o, e.m ou it tl o e t r teuhechmainnisitmry • - ' &t: .. Viz ea anstra roc . Woe Prise Appeals , at which the Judge of the Ad. i n short, . pl . . . 1.- • • sniralty, • the Vice-Chancellor, the Judge of - ,the , manse standiu " ; i should be disposed to tube advantage of nor weak. Artists Court, and Sir Witt/lA/I WYNNE presided. the Cited rose a little before four o'clock, and ad• jaunted till Saterday. ness, or be offended . with out. complaints ?-%'4 . 0 . • mission of tin Count Ds VIAL CASTES. front have u tha o tMicliotniastnitouwtiottoiallmallaPathdiumi‘e'msithlii• era id d i el e P r i: li red n4 . , . h .h i is s, a k e w . v ' ot e a n i d e e r n i e l f i d t teir l ' sbo_reo„._tfrn Prime 'et Swann to - 14rd WIWoI•INGTON, 1 to ; t o rzzedet. That Gentian's, who •Is still in I . • 4 .,... g hl so s . _ , Ntif head-qoairters. nat 1 11 P w r r ied ti be r t etol l4 lec ra ted lrf the a t : i re NG * . 7.l;: ' , ghoanncre: offil ' ihtte ci lli t r iz e e li n n jaereitlists, who fittiei . they promote the intermits] the safety of his . coontry:tonsercenitry forrigisem.t.'. 'of tisit Boeneotis by seising Owl, ellOatirsegaralle :tto troops whom - our Irise s iiii,„provideitt ai t • 'CPS 0111 a l l :S a tea l;s d i* OE ffil b ider eltl ed g jealous . d* ' of alien pro tection, n hicb :Gee d heeds "i ol as C c o h ni i m rs ozeti w e i te th , co tepr iam eeeo unica ted tions thit a t f t i lt s 7 . as. ailerons to puh.lc freedOm. , • • -•e ''', Br it ons Oug h t always to be, - y country. men are impoverished to pay. fee this protection so .- ~, ettiiettetoswttpotartwAt and.which the w pil ett i r e ro n? A t N o o n o l u y ot emi lig b t l e e the bulk Of it collect the Baseeepeeple about. the BouRBON stand. • and, but to bring over Soor.e and Scomet from Bo- , •forced upon them. A t . Befeirtvi *first, and then, if SAP ANTE! These . grand objects, however, , soon eeedfil, a general poet ittimintes would secure alt '' ' ,, k 1 ;:' 1 • dwindled down ft, a mere complimentary mission-- that•is dear to us, but now seen that is abandoned, and the Count ee - ' Link B r i t *, re,. It 0 , . . • • !joi , atjo.. mains in Londe* oil!) , to sit a little Of.the world, sodthen tb go back to the Prince his muter, just as .IV4VAL INTELLIGENCE. .. • he &Me. ' ' . . -..450p-i• • • - • • We sometime. ergo men ti oned the report. of ,a. Cotfit, D r . . and the Caifielloaitey. f-rVallass•-aasl44 Ms M. of. Enquiry having heel) appointed 'by the, tom. ~._ g .,::::: t. c r 2 d ' , l l l l ; e -C A a x m le t i d i 1. n0i 1i61111 14464 ' *. ,1111 " . urri and mander-in-Chief, to consider the cases of .two Lieu- , ""`• i lt r e s i t igis y's l y ; hips Dictator sod tenanti who hod been prisoners of war in Frince,l • F n a: h it e cy ß b o .n o e m ti pot irec l t io4 lolll o.e ite c r ; : iste lsh ireat . dispai i cen chtsr icbx l yd he , fi aa mt Imit had decently effected theirescitpe. . The result of • Regulus, for Ate Nore.-Arrlted the the inqafry has been, it is- said, that these odicers have been found guilty of a breech of, their parole • hoookr, and they have !lean accordingly sentenced 491 Itesoliklion tratetterti, , from Renal..' - : . ' ' return to confinement in Franceoby the first cartel. • 1 -Poarseern. Fssi. lc--:-/tritrett 3eakerep• ged s o . t i g y op% • Yesterday morning Sir Mutts. I h rnyinit'4 &Nei 'sue ships from she Downs, to Jo* she WeasaZitirt a sst 4 havinit an interview with ,the, Vntzte •REGENT an ; Whieb were from Pt. Eielatiii* At desy-iilik 160 ', • the liari of Ltveapoor , , left town •in his new era-I#p - toteCied kyjits Indestfitiltip; ilinanatec,. ftetai, • Ciaeastse„ : veiling carriage for Wi t s and Hydr a , ; tke latter a more-ship.-Arrivel bb No' is , jesty with a commiasicin teltit which he was * eti-tfier; tV wait upon. her Me- , sniti•Folaetroiithe INestirtird,-Siiieditlte Helms frigate toe trusted by her Royal Daughter the , Queen of Wua- , PalonEef, *kb spefile.- ~i L .. s .... .„ . TENNERO. Sir Tnomss came from Stutgard, the re- I PLYll6oTilli Yes. 0....61111111011 listai-,1144*. OM 4 . WWI from eaucartirTe;fsiroamilmseTorim4l7ll4llP.7a,alkettay: viiii: i u ia tOteVaCee -d r i lsort il s mi stte l of br kraom sf ilitee . sidence 'ef the Qinien .of Wutrusiniaa when he i ! cense, to England, whet.. he had been. for some time ! • • far o ff Brest. ' 1 - ',' • . I • OR 4 visit to her MajolitY. Of WuItTENDERG. . . . . fr " ora FA t M .,:d " on li fir -r Tei a seri n eterilirihe " Foe * n r7r Y i etaP rsair teme .l4lll44l':-4- 1 . , Mr. JEFFREY; the celebrtged,tditoc of the V elet a burgh Reviete, who reffntly went oat to the Uniterf: : don.-Sailed Ilse. Pawn, 1114111 es, C gataio itaasok r isasmiiir '- at. States on a matrimonial expeditton,,laleturned in thin . Duke of Kent ( 2 ), for Litlrori F Lady Artatelior-401Tot.tir Vail;. Fair Asnericatletot, :with the lady, now Mrs. Jsr- ° .l l'AitAollhees 418d5:0hr.:111.64$ Queer vier • • • ...: *" ,-;.,r fr..* •,-• !lu""''''' -' ' i:* ,*•l l,l *NeSeene oee eidnix So , Atifs. fet . Halifax $We !/aerie.,.. il. ur ci abl i Wi a lth`e mu r al,... 4 towon,,.ditte, for siseViaeViirsl• .metttiaressalmotattes al i adverti ~ `..• :2' - • . VI , Spanish A* - , the • fate of which is likely to 1 ~., •.. - . , •' 1 ' . %/hollow TO limas OF Mancivortnex.--41Ib. determine the inhere situatioe of all the colonies de. ! ;..i NEW.LiNDS, Master of the Coquette, of Glasgow, pentient on the tante power :7--; • 6c N ew v ert . ene , Nov. 4 7 „.__B y t h e Tem ' f ro fi l . 04/114 from St. Theouts's on the ttth of February, Yeifi Cruz, which arrived here OrsT • stesday„, SPOOFII: " 13 9 °nil" cenul" a his Mikleety's . 1 1 1 1 1 gang (Too* we .41 ,. Aid rat away from tin .firet i ; the Lends Commis- . lefties have been received in this' city l itod Admieehty leatimilid'i , prosecution be t : 1 1; 1 0 1- 1 1 1""iitsil litatk pi. ille P7 Pir-r iu t"-.6"- '7ll7 usid 7 f: 0 . -a ti i nt a llit t : ints o ub :7 l : 4"ll , , e ,„&t ,'" , , , ; tot liale :Ple uC i ed ner : s to ‘ bi h :a imr li ' m tf o l i e o n r w th t : • : . i i re ai affirn p ted ris . c o e nmhi si ,t'hA . lo . : llll4 :ll6 -."n rsisel asu sea w , floret bad, 1 . cluttecter equally.fennide ' birand decisive. I'.'he ke.i • sufgents have ft With, Amid on fcapitlcei;evelfi .66._ 6„ r ~ ‘.- the nest ports 41*, : bellie Ocean; and *Owe •An extraordinary tale of fool-head daring oe. t h e .0 , 1 4, sa f e , beet* l e N a zis*: It le • etal. , cavred•at Stamford on Thursday a ft ernoon. A boy aevey situated fee';loounerce - with the4tatat, 41111: 1 41141051 Hibbilm hewing separated a large sheet of ice was :often fame*. for its annual galleons to Magnin. from the side of the river, placed himself on it, sat It appears that MOIOLtos, after hiving secured *hit' Itaiing , pushiet hin.herk off the shore, was berried pests la the Seothern Provisoes, and' orgattitied, I.' eos i n the current , through the bridge:" The boy' a Dewey / e l troy , f o i n d himself ' eu te e te t itty strong eat with greet competinottotilite round 'that he was ti &tack several corps to intercept the etWinsunitato fang t 'fall*. •thho Wet odelonaut with•his wishes, tioli between Yarn Cruz and Mexico. , The tend into ' a - situation '.ittitere • the most imminent which blockaded a eilueble convoy in.the fortress oft awaited. him. Ibis fact is; that be:could not Potete, at dp filftore of the above vessel, -was ; , make towards the shore, meta he had nearly reached estfatatetists/O,OtV men. Perot. is 95 'miles from! l' Mille,: where there it a' waterfal of , great vita . dru i r. Appre h e ii i r oas were en te r t a i ne d f o r '!height, and down. which, had be • proceeded many the topitiii. as no news ' treiti thence had been re - ;yardt'forthe!,. he must inevitably - have been-precipi colved for.solse time at •Videsceez. N. B. We hese i tated •; .he managed, however, with the. help of ti. jest thong that Sim Bras, a poet in the Pacific Ocean, ; small plaak whitithe sued. ate cped i jie l •to get so 'mot Acapnlco„ . 1101,elso fallen into the heads of the • near the side of the river iii*lbkiiiiil64o4 of Its sea • being out of his depth, an4'llairleg ytteeptd' • off hit Inaesients." . . , L f iledltn.tint • Tit CATRE.-Last night,- a pleasant vessel escaped on shor• withe,dsOtNi t , ...., .. ! t ; jet Olte / hope of a ballet,_ was brought out be. On Wednesday se'nnight , a yootli if Onset 16, at tavoilit = l and farce, called Leander and Leo- i Helms .rierr.epent, •Netts,_ had his .I+o literati" 'nom, Y *ken from the old After - piece of !, crushed in pieces by being dr4gedwit t lird'ilte vortne The Pearcb. By the elder and younger BYRNEs' iof a thrashing machine. The death of this yeuth is said tend Mil' 5111116 Clever dancing,. it wentoff veryitO have been occasioned-by a bolt and cotter, which welt. They babe" a pretty corps-de:baltet at this 1 the ranker has so ill contrived, as to forma pair • Tlteatrit,• ihd the tnehteg a judicious use of it, is se of claws, which, when' tee - /IMEttllo3' wits itt motion s -- I toteeeNt tifellef to the other entertainments. The were ever prepared tOtatcli.the clothes of Those in EeitacrewtletterWe should, however, have bet . * attendance. ' We +cannot help' tbieicletit i; *Sett' joblesad it y had rewired , the eld musical those that wort these thitt, o4l l,.. ith4 . soot • .17 the ' p .. itself, as their Company are j frocks , Which . LAI teeelt)ikt* ' - ' . ,‘ , 41- *my wen 'fitted rot as it is a plesiant and dtvert. which he was *: t, while thi4lll. •soi. 1156 P401 lot otif its hind. • lover the ma . '.'.'l : ',,'"•'• 7.'7 ° 4 . .. ''.f . ' Mr. . iii4ieelerti.Aarry.-As eon* : prOof of A gentleman, itit:tlpp#:#44l6oo4.otreet. b ee • iliie, the BeeleePer was heard to declare,. th e other made a valuable discovesr4;nitO.ininagentent of r iv, ilThat he was sere. Mr. , XSAN was pepu . po ultr y . Durin g the seylwitilenn:likhoo. tiled in , as the three great &eters og Covent-garden, ! preduciag eggs, aid heiresoinato try, the stutrkious • r sesee."Kseterds, Toesio t soil Conway, had gone i effects of fish. The poultry . were accordingly fed . owl all "godly* se doe Itio"." When the Players with spies, Oft •ernicii %they flir t s's' ;fed' h.,,e ove , their oefetiikeir stondesfa l ,,,i' : ,: t , . ,' I again sepptied'eggy moil' , *of.* mope: int : Th. firs is *Am* ppr Corest.peden'thel site, and olexquisiteliii .;'• '' ...-je-.... :.....-I etre was nods* eialle *he same soot ,whiCh is tegett , An alikraiirss Are. brake edt on 614104 1 .011 1 114 lA. fire by the Owning - 4d some shavings. The w s are the cottage or , Ale. Gabriel Monte,: at iiiiliegoottik, - tto i thick anal so perfectly free from timber, that if all Harts, oteehionod by the 'negligence ht. nitaiffilt tylek Ihechiatneys hi the Theatre were to be •u fire, there setting fire to the drawing.rooin - windititteniktesva: would not he the slightest danger. , ; . The family were visiting in the natgbouripo ,- a:d The Stook, appear not lb bit singular in their rip) there.were only two tenants - Cud the childeatifs g • 'is a wiall-knewn ' ', that some articles of our ',hint, whiolt was entirely centupled. ' Note 4es it atanced upwards of 10Ct of furnitere was tairsel,; • ' .•,• • • -: EPISCOPAL kNIXDOTEd--4. -ekerinisish in ti , u endlop fetal to teei4 of N— having eeglected to obtain his Li ._.. Ildrairation eencefor.Non'Residedee, wasleeiredly !iii Piaresa Tht i r l et s ing ice, with to assigh his,reasine flit the :Otitindon, which he d! ,, 'llood oecasioned by very briefly, by ieyksg he had skeet? .fintct (3'l i', Ilti*en* wire of the when-the Reverend 'Peelatit enoeivedeelfettler hi• ha.; and tat their‘da pi. abet torgdtten his ahlOplifacorseetnitiell:wasensni.rei :•-: ' ,••• '• in the aegatiee. ' : • • . ',.. ••, • . , , sum Qtmuna -- "" e w6Y for the The aphorism, tempers issandar.," .1 1 44. AI for it is a wdlAlown fact, that the throne of never more illustrated *INV this moment in Op ,nttnufactemileate teteatly 'dram proclainier affairs of Fratwac. aolti , eaams had scarcely ettefoid per cent. e reasons, for ;.eznltingly, that he had been twenty years Isbell The lite serwity of the soellen that to act for the Iltori of Fiance, then the Mies prop thaPsetftlfht:ii44o at Darryl so that the Freud skeeitt• iee4. the suit mea ; f l of oft those OOP lied Ti terests of the • It i hrtrovi bet ritiftiv . ebb.t id es . airrii hg t a:itro • 0t,P 141111 0. 1 1 • 111.1111. AO: Pk* Ira et and E 4: la& 4 ' ..* " Aufigie• be& - . • • E DUTCH PAPERS. rItANSTONT, FEB. 4.—Switzerland !nil field Immediately 18,000 men to join forces, and a portion of them have it united with the Austrians at C;eneva, are 8 or 9000 men, principally infantry. The principality of Neufchatel has possession of in the name of the King of 'rhe.t4Tkcial. Gaqd le has the following " 'WE learn from good authority, that 9 " 4 ws kea: set at liberty all the per al 't war that are natives of the foil( 1 4, tr ea:— wI taeriand, ietvoy, Nice, Dial gar, ablgiam, • and letterally n ative, '..of , I - . Aii.la.Chagtilli. , countries conquered by, F4lllOl since the time of a ,ceysetion of .arms (pet: plane in *ay , Louis XV.' "• - ' 2 ‘. L' —l,s' .y./. T. , 2 ~.• - •*. yea r l stvmany were._ the. difficulties started In the • Bantam, F es . 2.—Tbs P011..101l OW of Meade' course of the negeci ii ns by the dile:eat Plenipe. a o burg bas given a new prooF o f the tyrranny of the ._, .. . . . h t h f•Oda., -befOie tent le nes, t h at st.was . t e mon o • , French Government, .An extruordinary war con- • , w i l j ch matters could be finally settled; A very •Illiphir,. tribution of 400,000,fratics bad been ordered, is to Ivied i beth on she : citizens mint the inhabitants agreement tat* ',lace among the Min* reps*. of thessobarbr; '0 1 110 0 44 , of tall kinds of those tenting tbeinklens Courts on that oticaslia. Us -:,. • • • *Aso were -uoelths flor nnwiltittg to pay hare been .. s ie ge •of ateeetrieht, undertaken byiCoant tarltEXP 'filtete t t p td. - plat• up to pebliu u le. , A new tau has D:tut ' under Marshal Sara, had been ceribehoe for • 4 4 1)00 an. the* hosises in the city, which is, ' . same. demi; and though thig mate of that work 101. twhia au *bay* day app ointed far the contribu - a ' . ...w.:., : - . . donbtfoli..ead, in aware repeats, unfavouve, alk • : --.. ___::—a—ik&-a---....iN....„. 1 ....,, , the liesiegew let was 'it agreed, ‘I That far Plii , All. i c , M .. To ru EDITOR op ti The tunny burtisenselmw, fkoogh illustriews -awes, will be, with difficulty, kept steedfastif to the one i rings into the main ppint r erhiciiii...., ' venrptlnfso dasceentyts , it the Allied in any degree, fee At • sacrill tints.itedes It ce Et lrendy been i n .. t k e ll e et',4 tills n ire s 14 1 e 4 , where there the w i i4, it' 4 ouidgin - e ttrimely &it *o scorer r. been ta k en ' and point It -out. If indeed, ,sa y le one 1 f Prussia. i were teed no alkibelittset o f k . been ; srficle : . lost sight of Isotope ~..-444, thl abject- Wings to at the Allied mind the transaininiefilortner 'war, conducted, in C m " ! *elm Ora Mut; by the fitiki of the itOillor,.of tie pftsemt lowing_coutlf_eopenstve and . ii, - LtfieAr- rurnoes one. .• - ---- 1 '. o f all th ol e ' 1 In the- Peed** of Alz4s..olapollie,' 1* 171 N when ..... .t._... ... • e men . ; ...ri of • rent seek ;slue in *4 .of that .1;=?;!1, SWTEX4I4I4: 7 - • .• r a.-- ~' • . . • • _ .. . •s . / ••• ' "s•-e, M.,. 7.,-.l•Agal• - =. . . I • . \ k - • A : • r 7; r itp ,-,w