The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-26 00:00:00

Tltti CAiliqatift•ti.OSED. BOSTON, Nor. 21.—8 y Major Snelling, / who ar. rieed in town last night, direct from the army, we hare bees favoured with the following interesting particulars : Col. Atkinson informed Major Snelling, that B e action of a partial nature took place on the tith November, in which übJut I*.ioo .Americans,. of the 9th, 11th, and '2lst regiments, under General Boyd, , were engaged. Theme three times rooted the enemy with the bayonet. Colonel Atkinson left Wilkinson on the 13th. The enemy retired to a strong position &hi)* three quarters of a mile in the rear, from which the Americans did not attempt to dislodge them, but returned to the battle ground, where they slept that night. One of their pieces of artillery he.' .indlimounted by a cannon shot, when they resumed the line of march, they were compelled to leave it, sod the British taking possession of it, from that ' c.reninstanee claimed the victory. A Itemises '1 prisoners were taken by the Anted. t cans. General Cuvington was mortally wounded. Lieut. Skids of gie Artillery was killed. . t General Wilkinson has been confined to his tent. by sickness for some time past, The roads were bad in the eatrema. The Northern Army, *ads, -General Hampton, , 4,ha. gone into wiiitee-qoacteys at Vlattsisiorg.; the ca valry at Burlington. GOVRfIII Wilki0111,11•Willi at St. At Montpelier ' Majdr Swelling saw the trailing master of the Grotskr, who mode his PeraPf from Beaufort, near Quebec, on the 10th. ire informed, that all the American Officers on parole at that place (the three Generals excepted) were pat in clove confinement by order of Sir George Prevost, to be detained for the security of the twenty-three Bri tish hostages. 4 • • • TIVE LFTII BULLETIN OF TIM SILESIAT ARMI 1 Sib Wrmiel, Jon. 9, 1611. The corps of fincktsn have found at Worms and at Spires, upwards of 600 sick in the enemy's hospitalsi and considerable quantities of military gores. General Lukof kin, on the 3d of January, took, ill a skirmish between some cavalry in the vicinity of Neustadt, a Colonel., two Officers, and five dragoons, Owners. . . rehul Marmon. was au th.lth at Liberia's ! tent ; ou the 6th he passed the Saar, at Saarbruck, and joined there the Generals' Durettq and Picard,. who had retreated from Ilundsruck through St. Wendel. The enemy destroyed tha bridges of Saarbruck arid Sarquemine, aid occupy all the P asses. .The corps of Sacken pursued the enemy through Kaiserslautern towards Sarquemine, and took se. - - veral hundred prisoners, together with an hospital, containing many hundred sick, at Tweebruggen. Gen. ,D'Yorch's corps took the road through St. Wendel to &Mantis, Saarbruck, and hierzig. Colonel Count Henkel arrived at three o'ckak in ilrerning of the 6th January, at Trier, vvNte he took upwards of 1,000 prisoners, partly in arms, add isaeiss hrpital l with considerable leantities eSt *Mat - stores. The enemy was pitisned•OPOit the . teed toWlesis.Lusternisourg. 'He avows bent upon ,Jllnfonding himself upon the Saar, in order to gain Abate provision tue fortresses, and to organise the. • view levies. The corps of Grn. Cunt Langeron marches as reserve through kaiieriautein and Iloinhterg,teisir+ .. bruek. , • Tbe employes, natives of France and Germany, who have evcuted ttseir duties faithfully, au& with. out *pp -itft the people, bare remained here.— The" baysbr s, treated with that considenttion which le atoll times, and in all places, due to honourable ' people. . • • The rain which hes fallen daring the last days, has *used the s Searte rise considerably : this, however, ha not prevented our cavalry so oath wings frost crossing the river. LONDON GAZETTE E,XTRdORDINJR#, TUESDAY, JAN. 2s. Foreign Office, Jan. 25. Basle, Jan. 14. On the 4th of January, the General of Infantry, Count Von tengeron, intitnieds eigorousblackade elf Mentz, and inonnwaed the town according to the !MP. at %ON 'This General cotuatatids the bealeg. 31r. tiettev A ttlingtan arrived here this day whit divaaliall. wisiel follnwiaz cuitie4 and extract, from General Vi moot ailt‘tert, K. T. Lieutenant-General the lion. Sir Charles Wiliam Stewart, K. B. ; and Edward Thoeatea; Esq. . My Lonn,—The Emperor of Russia arrived at! birrach on the 1 till, and the reserves of the army ,Laving assembled in the course of that and the suc •ceediug day, his Imperial Majesty crossed the Ithine .ors tits 13t h , after divine worship, accompanied by Jilt Majesty the King of Prussia. , Pie, Emperor Of.Aestria r seho had arrived at Basle Also Pieced ing event* Wegklttu meet the Emperor : 7 Aiesaader at-teme-distoicerealt.tbeitimper(tirldid n o) R1 Ninjesties entered Basle,- on horseback at the 1 :bead of the Russian and Prussian guard*, and some . other re.;insents of the reserve. These troops after- wards petaled in parade before their Majesties, and .proceeded several leagues qn their march in the direc tion of . Meettiaillard. The cavalry reached Ferenc., •the samenight. ThelcinfOreemetits which have joined the Russian . guards areirerp fin., and I, have never seen these re giment 4 appear in so great farce,4w in better condi .tion, at any period of the campaign. Indeed some of the regiments havkadditional battalions.: I saw the reserve artillery on their march,. Tart of which is quite fresh, and it is impossible to iihve any pre-oration in more complete order as to orthance, iages, men, and horses ; the men in particular remarkably fine. . There are some batteries of nary with twelve pounders. • Prussian reser*, is also in very euellant . accounts I base received oo arriving here of progress of the aritt4s s isre as follow : Field-Marshartamad-quartess were at Ve are new s 1 stand s on the move to which place Raster some time been occo 'reneral Gushily. I hare no certain account carriages, r : 4 are [mart 1 . horse artill The Pr condition. The am the progre! The Fir soul r and . r.angres ' I pied by GI .• • ~.-':; a • • ~+ # ~~-.►. , . . • • \ "! of Genera! llama bet I/. . he moved from . sera on Dole, an d that it! *lit its intention .to oc copy Lyons. Dyer weellilwewhe occupied by Ht . l ... Mevehal. Blechir was **Peered to *reset Meta event this time. Seam, Vomit Midair; extirpated' by the Prince Royal of Wartemberg„ loss had its affair between Epinal and Nancy, in which a con siderable number of the my Mu been Ulla. and , taken. • - :- 4 .• '. ~• :I''' ' General Wee& his ***had Up ' 0 ir , . .4 I s 'the enemy is veld to Mid se . -. • ' • . loci,* but the Ofilcial acimPkwiig, . afralko.lehl not as yet been ;Pie - Wed.. , 4-. -4 4. , '%. ' I have the honour to be, &c. ~' • The Viscount Cnoiereoe. CALTHCAR.74. . Salle. Jun. 14, 1314., MT LOIN—The columns of the Allied Am l *" etmtiaue their advance on all sides. . • • The hitul-qtrarters of Monks! Prime Ilidtirtirtseg, berg were on the 12th at Vessel, and w* o' on. On the advance of General Gluier' corps to Langres the inhabitants fired on the Wept, bit 1 this is the only instance in which the Allies have not beets well received. The Eleld.Marshers bead quarters were to be at Langres the lather 11101. ... I General , Hubssa's corps has had a new .; • ... ~ • 1 given it, from Dole tosvards Lyoes, Red k is Owls , march. . ~ . ~ . . . „ I 'Gemmel Biaeclti Ail *pirates whist= ae: . . : sanc.ou.iwinvested by the corps of lAA . _. ~, I The Bavarians, under Gen. Wredle, haellta a ;- vfrry erriaas!.affair with • the enemy 'fear St. erty, !under Marskal Victor. In the cothatencenienf ' • the action, they were repulsed, and the French ca valry, commanded by Gen: Mulhaud,-had some sue cess ; but on the arrival of Gen. de Roy's Bavarian brigade, the enemy were completely repulsed,. sod I retired towards Luneville, with the loss of, iirfall, lefficers, and some bundled prisoners. The Cossacks continue very far in Advance/. '• I stated to your Lordship, in my last dispatch, how anxiously we expected important events from Marshal Blucher. It seems, however, Mamma re tired with precipitation from Keysetslautern, and passed the Saar. Marshal Blucher-ttad Ws head• . quarters on the 10th at Kussel, audit ls seld he is as far as Saarbruck, and that he will beat Vets piths 15tb or 16th. I'ATISMAN. r !Sy aceouuts from Paris, the pet Sotneforce neir Chalons ; so o bably . „ retire Mt it from Nancy. The Russian and Pruuian Guards emi repervea, to the amount of thirty theuund ale# Ar e a f ed the Rhine yesterday at this place, and 44,4 ed ore the Allied Sovereigns. imi . _ MIME Or STOOKS YHDS DAY AT, DNIL OPCIL Beak India iamb II 6 6 '', 3 per CAtat. nal. 66 it Eniftequer. Hie% 501. 5 per Cow Cosa. 160 Ditto Sid. At 6 p f I Cam Mk *Weft 11164 4 ( • 5 p po; er Ont. ItivAli t 54 cp,0,06g. Am. cc , Lam. Ans. 10246 ?vile pr;iftsmAN. Lorin** ', sx. AMIVAIiY• iksi 014. We yesterday announcedi is -*Akio* Tit that Mr. HILLY A DDlNGTol.l*(tailiil4l/1111 *MG' tigefiCe of the conclusion of Treaties of .filliorsOfibe;.;. tweets Sweden, Denmark, anti this country * ijkilkt vernment Bulletin was issuedan the evening, atmOinit the terms of the Treaties, which were boikaignoil they 14th inst. They n ' . `, ->a. .--. • . pbust isptogetber, with the rest of Popieratit'4 , te be nonrable point of view, but even in an iateresteel transferred to Denmark, In considerations' of hor oue. They should not have it believed, that the mo. Otiti , l l.o ( .tioeway to Sweden. Strained vias On. ment one of their own class falls into adversity, and teertediiito e:tlepot for British produce, by Ai-former . has his rights usurped by another, they are ready treaty with - Sweden, and if it be provided, that its l i from that momeut to abandon him as the i sequestral government and relations ,shall remain .prieteety lo i stag, that from the hunter's aim had ti'en u hurt. " eta& quo, this would be a. most Important•drawbaeit, : i—Thus tills miserable slave Advocates the c ause o f from the value of Pomerania to Denmark. We to. ; despotism,—not of that despotism which existed in ''' grit that &esteems of the treaty bare not been pub. i France prior to the Revolation; nOr of that which , liaised verbatim. ' ' - ! exists, eriwirexisted inipt"patereittaf state, In the evening, a Gazette Extraordinary was also.! pneraf despotism, whickLmonild-inaritahly published, containing dispatches from Lefd Creer w ittleSery.slatss in Europe, frosoe principle ' CART and Sir CIIARLIS STEW ART, both dated at Bade, rirtrisas to Inculcate MenarChs, are here ; January 14, together witk a short eatract fTpm that 1 " cl‘ss." They ;I t 7.4).csinnbineagaluet 4.111 of Mr, TKORNTON, which merely minimisers the fict ; of their 'entijecti-,- 7 tist...uilited polier4. of a Treaty having been signed with the Pleuipoten. guarantee the seinvitzeuuch ) —..airi attempt 'they of the king of .10onsiotti, by the Baron De the rights and n!,eki,.e . their aubjecti may.' Watutitine and himself. lt las excited some sir. without datigii- 1 : ft inity.e repeated again prial that a copy of this Treaty was not inserted in till it Atlanta inteeediri,.‘t let not popula r . I- . • • 'o . ! die Gasette, is Its leading particulars had been el.. pa s s certain bounds Jr th e Confederate :reedy ° IWO', published. From the dispatches of antitopesivilltitsrvoiiir kinween thi.ss .84 , 14 t the ,two furOlOimetoited .setinbititatlars, it appears that -011 . 44 isuni . o_ rforOr The sufferitto4l*- [ the beatlielqr s. Of the . tbrjerAltled Mooarche lot %tem jirsity 3.101 1 11 04 -4ti the re r k i •xi 5 6 r , Attitriii; itiueit t i suid Pruisia, Were at Saila the Ivllkf' /Witt& ritritit" . * l ttikl. '•vaiiitienetr, on the - Mrseh.. - pidse Is betitowsd on. thee excellent state of *'`c hunterilt fiste 4 repatt, this pritiiple attikes ..dtanuilinand Prussian . troops , 'with respect to dis.4toot of pitblie. freedom in every . cisefitti . y. iskillpi,g equipment, end , appearance. Gen. G I ur.vt's ; should once be,generak sidepted, the dritiC heenforsonietimaiuposseuibit of Langres, • once, that last and strongest safegnordriefutectins • # .--i ' :With place Prenda ftcOrailnillititittita, rat i te: would entirely destroyed, aad .t e tp.oott. Aileen on the 15th UV:I6IG' I#o . 7 14rtain! ac. nation, would sootier or latest-be: 1 t . .-:4 .he coosnelled been received ~ 04 .biliktosktiers from Gin. foot of -lawless :tyranny ''ead esiiiiiiitli;i i ..• * : Tii apply BuSta, bet'he was eadititeWAgime moved fro* talf . The Botiakoss reeeirefitt s tfie offended *lid qoilivreo Dole, and to intenik - lieiOccupatlns off. injured people 4 . Ftanc44 it.. * r eel of perpetual kons. Count PlatiFoer and • tbeTrispe Royal of exclusion from . the . ' th!tituv..'of that kingdom. :optimid ViriArtroneto, had been engligid with the *my.; The. ..niitigatien of this .neltence Is new sought. between Epinal and Nancy, and harl . obtaitied some Bat it is - the French people, dud, t h ey only, who advantage ; and a still more considerable affair had have a right to remit a ponishownt they themselves taken ' place between the nefariaus, under General 7 decreed; ----Any Interfesencp.:or other Powers, • Weave, and Marshal Vicrotes troops, near St. tends directly to the unireteiki,lloiblishinent of des- Dray. In this affair the . French had at first • potion). The knot,' .oenoltitlOstioted the people, 'the advantage; but, on General Watox re. is who had a right-6)14p01° 'of the 'Crown; against a. cetviug a reinforcement, they ' were repulsed:l Prince who, flashiest their consent, had so moist to with• considerable loss, .and' rtitifed towa-rdi t'ietatn it. AO the slavish Courier sees no distine... Lunefille.---Marshal BLuCliEit .:iv.i expected toot on between this conduct and that of a kilns or be at Metz abOut the 15th or 16th, Mauatortr. i ces - seekiecto tw-eatellth,. , by lone of armi, a .having retired with preciptilltion *Cross t h e Sanr. t iest _ilY on a . 9 1 0 64 04 11 ° al.witaf' bY th e 1140 e of the It appears probable, that the first serious coutlitt:pb,p44-timpt - biifbmitofft:,, rtapited. .: .f ' between the Allies and the French, wilt be in the l •Iti'dmipinish Pdpers oiffiloo found oo Order' of 'Thor ine , '• 04 lief "Or thi lithely I Ctiffifeenda - nt at liadrids .-. e mot Which . e c .,l te, but that y result itt l lo± he endea.l !. a eirstioct • - ha freedom ( - 11 . 111 . ..il to opt against y•be merle tgkim • - Ma it-j be rabbi's - r, . Okea it (be k if* rtlet;Dosle4--4": gtect tundi*, a "li!rcrng ",co4tiottali . on to the oin. nitwit' we hevi'itEntady Witprie,tti; tie unfriendly di position of tfie noentry. • ' Neaps, 111109, :MM I. t. . . 0• . ......• • Ammo i.e... r 0 . ..,...... .... G•undssab .. - Ile,lgo 4 ...... a 4 ... Jamaica .~ ,1 ". All . comae:tie* cs PriiouersATAL 4 -- &Hait i to jTin if England till give year 1814. , " Pomerania to be , 1141014 in lieu of Nortray. " Strabutul *..mulinuo a depot. .01 _•, produce. " Denmark to de *llia Slave Trade. 46 England to mediate bet other Mlles." These terms are cortalnly mark as, considering Oita( could reasonably expect; 41 instance the Governinents have evinced a more. liberal: than the receut deuunciationt Denmark, which we have- 1 Abe Ministerial Journals, 'There is only one article•of'i 'by Government, whithapimari • obscnrity, viz. the& relating „Rot appear vitedeu 4 4 004 1 :. 4 Ektii, ; iii4efection of MIMAT from theta* lvf Pante, lis .united with greateriMiticularity. It Is even *abed, by an article dated Florence,: Deikgi s *it' '6IP fler.ood division of the Neapolitan troops (to, lel* a Ile I, 4 o ,aiandit Inedheen giien) had actually lift that city fet Verona, to join the Austrian forces. ' . . - --;r11/firthe intelligence contained in the Gazette, it . will be leen , that the Allies have penetrated into the very heart of France, and that they 'hare fully com mitted themselves to all the consequances of an at. .sempt to compeer that country. The universal de lestation in which the Poles and Cooler have en 4ponrecl to persuade tis the Tyrant, as they call Met, is held in France, has been marvellonalyslow to display itself in action. "On the advance of Gen. Pl l /LAVS corps to Langres, the. inhabitants fired on 'lhetroopc.' s But this is the only place where the Al • • Amp. nat been well received, that iswhert the Allies, Akißs been fired on by the inhabitants. We should like to know, if in any one single instance the French troops—the troops who are fighting is behalf of this tyrant, have been fired ea by the inhabitants. The have hitherto been retrjMng--•these have been advancing—ooa t!ve ass yet Ile the ether have beta' irons, io that have had much 'better and mere fro. ties of firing on ibe troops of the those which are, ailvansing, in all and tender mercy;, to their deli veranni.-; yet the perverse and * unnatural men, have never once thought of firing upon the former,' but hate fired on the tette- Nay, _they lemseives I on their unimp rd of in their of Langres lc onsaged regular arm, necessary to re- Apes, withooit I proof of the le held in, kr, "that the caw . !:x• .., 1 - - . . 3 -14 . 121 ACT OF A LETT* • 110** 1 11 1 1pjaaj:!0!„ 'et I- - of ra lilaTtia ' * • . • ' • .• ' 4 4 4 04114% jai. li ' . . - ... " Every Wig la of bakre—Ato acivement on either side. Lord NiretpiNGTOX 11411 f tlibtisked sig nal posts, 'which coomunicate, from "ejsr left, near Bidart, to our right, resting on the Adour, and which Will enable any thing which occurs is any , one part of tke line to be imme4iately . known throughout its extent. This looks Binkappreltension of something—we apiraerely Aritcl4o/411visnite. It , is believed that. *lCitrr is marchiniiienli4er posi . - tion ;of course he is closely followed , ciryrtistr army. This state of suspense canoot4tit to ; it mast shortly terminate, and bloody wit be the day when the attack is gamin, • ... -. . " The most toarhirritisAinc atrocious. saasshrlikt ever was heard of, hatbeen lately committed alt. tone: it speaks for _itte/f, and tellpla44,4010011.:1 !kat the Spaniards feel for they. 4lierikre,lo4tifo isatuni;tif the feelings existing the. the. teiVe Ap. lions. lige 'lion'. Captain Gone, of the ilitlylle— giment, a brother of the Earl of . Ahrens; -dg the Alarthioness of Ausacoan, of fiecit: ceifisiiiiii' y allied to almost all the' Nobriliti.A3:o44,l4 himself universally beloved, otreilekikfl it*, ifi . eiiii [T o ady of Vittoria ; her brother ai4 iw, gmither#p t i f plied to him to give her ap., 54;0.05#4 $4 . 4 . 641014 -The British CopunendeLi, kleititpel . :OrtiteNl9o iippqed to, to take her by force. ftotaVitivtattei,osti• _ That he stated to be imposail,)ie;!•- • ;1110V ,t, t!:P venter, therefore, on the nightl.o e ' A 44 .'.f a peAirail'"h` I night, sent a military forte .... .....„ ~1. .. 1 soldiers to stole Captain 6 6 216-Ilities ah 4 it: ll* toady. Tt.)ey . came. 'Captain Gae.a defeip *. 'his dodr, and iXes .fir.ed a volley thiwigh it. • Sete:. ral balls pissed through him, and he fell dead an the spot; hi, two , ,tetvoots wire : also trotendoti, Sissy *at to ilmt window and called :to me lisliiily ' . ' Eaglish ca up, and . thep..atie volt . 40 6 fired, ritlon* the LedY . 0 r l l* ee1d4 4 4. 1 4 ilia, : In a coma, whore' &M E ,ti dealt, wilf . ' : w"M --.. l ef t .$1... f k „. . • ,.4 44 .41", ,4 . . .., ' , - . _.~:.. Lt is 'quite impossible to give an ido of these neighbourhood of Chilons T ior- star rather nsitial t ibli Day ) 'nf * Miii,lary Cosalbeldiet at Madrity, troops, by any description. Their • warlike , 'wear. the 100 miles - from Paris. The enemy is collecting . addressed to the troops, ise,the aitlfset of the Re 0... auce, their admirable equipment, their adiitary per.. :a.filtat4ere, .and the carps further in . adaance will, F enii,lit *isteity.; together:with** Adldiess ta:thi feCtion 3 and when one cries4dre what tbiy bare , 1 _ v• t for the purpose of coucen. Ivan' Isltyin , itils on the shitiqiitithsiot,t, hittne of the uudygotte, and cootampletes the Russians, Mini It P,ots . r have traversed their own regions, and marched is a taattlau . ' ' , • 1 Ministatit.' lir the expressions of eltlittation on ac. few short Months.from Moscow scrota the-Rhino, la. .tioneeteentie o f the e Treaty with Des. atit,il:4, riPo44r;doligrenseue, with which these Papers one is lost itt wander aild admiration. mark . ,- the 10 0 000 "-Ago* belengiag to that not- : attivad, -Wet . re forcibly struck with the studious The condition in which the Russian ea 117 AP' tinn,"lin* at lithwishairig t are, it is le a ki s-laa rafr;i- t* slii ii 40E ED avid and Portugal. To peered reflects the highest topetegeo r pn .• . such • . - .• ' • • '- ' . '441.1bw a ga t imposo.4l afAeakeltelltery 9 44l6 l• • '' • ''". a' ttv' e pi r .' . rii sk i; die ,- ' - eStaor • sr r--iii.; -L hied drottoceit ' ' stele. knows,' is pot to be employ& . . - • '7._., 771:N. :., ! - -,--- - - n 9 .- - . 1. . , ' ' t ,il4,- '• ' I him the honour to ihr l ,ice. , • 4 4ta i r aeinitetatielt, will amount to ( 'y 1 y ascribed. '',Nye • thlok• MN 'at- the pre•!iwirloo.. s, Cl MI LES 8713 WART. ye*-ciee... 3119,_ :men. > If .30,000 of these be left with Gen." . Otenti.,#faalahut 'iaalltrkable• :plural,' the *Mitt In." Cldearal ,H• *t : .r. 1 0 1 6 11 41 RS to form the siege of Hamburgh, 'Owl• maws of the 11111 . 411 t and Portuguese armiet4' betide 11 s i nut cif a nivaith few 114tword llowetiot i , I. lo Vivi , WOO to blockade Harburg, there will thee reign - itit dot ttotitpony or Op Spanish Corerument—but valet Cinnostaik,4oes Kiri. Hilo Joe, lit & • . i „i t j e w i t h t h e p attern eetialwaen th at I ere, th e i 85 , 000 so ammo for the Rhine with the tncrwif witatAtts etterlient'opportunity woo , id not the occa. honour of informing /oat f oor dship, that Heron de t ritTYCE, . lit tiii: Witch Papers it:appeata l ibat the y ha , iie a ll . rded.to.allay exert "quit and unge. Weters beat the Swedisk Mini s ter , cod myself, hove ieetrecit.of th e Canton' of 'Zurich, 'has placed the",inet74l,tksilcioN-4": obliiet*:4l . ,sery angry and. this dey signed Trtatiosof Poes wi th si the 11011 1*". trgotwilif Abe. !hells Confederation, vie r the •Oriiin kg •Aiestile feeM, Mile Alp wilndsntrip•- 4 3panish people ? tentia t ry of his Mistfrie &nil of 1 • 18911/1 " . .* at INIMMI. SCOUVIkNIIER4i,' IlLud tbst romotti ,of i Th/a °ppm:teak, has ot bienisageoreti t 'n its tie- are u follow : French troops ha he' ieettareal, wept, lieligolitail. art the• Allies has , ,qp , t a the , i r ... i ....,,,, the !nhabatenta I 0PC44 1 . $ :of apodoiLiAps greet opportuni - • ..it• *44 7 than on ceded II $ w 'deo to Ittpollitit lorifis kinaess • 2,., ... ii , but base even once fired of the .Iftter. Nay 1 ber Power to. 04446 ' have . itienrred the danger.. :of death .to then <- end destruction to their habitations to . fi rs.ar *twerp Ithaitoidi .deliverers. The inhabitants of Lanni, 4 + . _ .. . ~,! 44, p reld by regular troops ,. sad at me anent Y es 'akvoirabla • ipp , ,stractiou, hare fired ea.*** Allie 4 trosios .11 "nut stolii, 4 , ~. . - . 'advance . I --what wilt the inhabitants, not•id L . tpid.we Mollie t . . 4 t ' sooty,- htt-hatiordry other town do, when enco I of. Engtet -..ami it theisreensce or the approach of a regular 1.411 and *4 1 1 1 411 01 4 ; . 1 .... , Nictller eereet -el the Allies finding it neceisar ions -40 4 fZi f ero- ' Wit! At all sweats, the tiring of Ltagres, ili -w er .been 4,,,,,, ..,111 looktpkikeether, is tether en odd sort of prool bad red WI tom* '"'"-: . ' • station in which BOOLO/Jali is 1 er the treetY• as • , , '' • itiroahl to flaxen," says the Cowi' Oil.* t o 16 .01" 1 410 , I,- . i 1 1 qtr desk ewe, for it is the ~Meci... ..* iiiritoviiiepd limy net Rep L. . . i. . .. :-::... . • 1 , . -'..., . s : •evi, - ~. -- . . . ---. . . ..--. - • - ••.- . :. - .:,,V:rxi.l._:.. :.:2 R.Aat. ' •A A I , i . .ie -':, - . , 4;-"-• ---; float epo s 14 VA, THE 1 .