The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-12 00:00:00

, .0.81 :,6 DAT AT ONE O'CLOCt ladir4sids par 1 4 sidietsfr kiite SO. Ditto sp. 4 6 p New °oakum l'ili Com* for Ace'. tiryn . . . . 247 (rut. Red. Cent Conk 741 b Cents. 801 Cent. nvy Ann lb; IG Fr it; STATESMAN. )areaktii• • itti it Is. , not duly respec..., ..._ . . and a Russian Officer has been detained by the ' mandant of Rendshorg, his dispatches were brk egnn and read—two of them, addressed to the 1. • lisle • Minister, were detained. These irregularit in-the subjects of Denmark might, it would seen have feu best adjusted by private commitalcaPbm, with her Government. We sincetelyhopeAnt their .being thus thrust fci - rward to the notice of the' world, .may not turn out :to be a prelude and preparation to the demand of concessions from that Power, of a•na tura cilculated*more effectually to humiliate end im.; poverish her than any which have yet beennride. ,.. ~- The dispatches received by Gnvernmentrtatei, e dit thb Pr ussiin General Kai*, had eroimidt the Rhine, in the neighbourhood' a Dusseldorf: Tbil head-quarters ocre Lilies remained on the 3d inst. at Lorrach. Tins Allie tare in possession of theloe, tresses of Tore*, on the Elbe ; Erfurt, between the Elbe and the .Rhine ; Nimeguen, on 'the Seal ; arta' Zara, in Dalmatia, to the capture of which the Ent. lull naval force, odder Captain Csoaoax, km iner tidally coutribotod- 'The towp of Elantoht, it! France, has been taken by tike. Allis!, it is in the neighbonrboodAlpioeirille. ''' . . - Two d S rstrissd-lettliit'7itll6 --- 41i. tiV patches, - 11si the head-quarters the Allied Army, tint ' . Lard CLAKCAIiTIOII Ho ll and; after whidi p 'rival's- Adireisr-ratts. eel st at chow 'eminent . Dace :to sae 'C . ., Arriltatt-,tvariiikili, • • . -•- . 3 . ...A • ..a. '4.' the contents of mtkit . : .• • . • " The dispataiiii:inCelitif IFW e asoseing by Go vernment state, OA ibe beadirentar/illif the Allies were Mitt akLomaih. - '4*. ... .• ' . .e lt l ccGeh. gia v ise, : at the berol il trt i f s , otitar i , has crossed the lthiske at Dusg44 4 ; I - ' " Niniegeen, , Torgao, Eau ' , i mOnt, aro all in.pomiesidon of •t Ans.; ' Naga* is in Lorrain,, rest lar from Lnaewillie." • • ; "cci 1_ LONDON: .. • VERNIINNiAIr, JANUARY im, 1144.. A voluminous mass of foreign intelligence, has come to hand. It consists of the Paris Papers to the Oth instant ; Letters and Papers from Holland, to the same doe; a Bulletin of the Caowa Panne, dated the 9.Bth .of December; and Dispatches re ceived by our Government from Rear-Admiral Fatistwmt. The solicitude which has been Gni tersatly felt in this country, for some days, in conse quence of the various reports which have been in circulation, are, by the Papers now received in a treat degree removed. The most important itillti 7 geoce contained in them, relates to the re-establir• ment of indepindeuce in the Republic of Geneva.—'rhe department ofs . the tienton is thus' separated from 1 T wo the French Empire. It appears from** confession ,pitches, - ski ,the beed4eirter of the - French papers themselves, AS O three days A rmy ,the ' • vwrolroise. itfl io f • Lied CO - preVious to the arrival of the . Allies, the people of a ft er w hi c ii p pi** 1". - Geneva had formed thettieeli:es into a Provisional 'emin e n t . '. Grevernme . nt, and. the place '' each troops. 'The conduct of the Prefect of 1 6t - _be -., Ilkhad ''idll abandoned by ; the conteo , pertinent is severely reprehended, as might I ",,,,_ espeetieWiy the -French Government.— I were ptitt akLoraw...- ' • ' tti: 4 lite. ' ti tulars of this eccurrettce are narrated in I ' 64 Gels. Lytle' • • 'at the heart 'en ...., .. 'the ' F ch Pipers, it k ii therefore unnecessary to 1 has crossed the tat at Dusseldorf; , , repeg them. - 1. " Nimcgeen, -, Torsau. Erhtrl 7 - -- Tfie suttee's of the- present invasion of France so ' entirely depipds on the spirit and disposition of its 1, population, that every docatnent which arrives from 1 ..... .. . - -.-• - that country, bas its greatest interest in the indica-1 re , - Alla ' PRI*CE . REGENT.—Meriaay iinatilng, hi :flouts it otigbe afford sf the temper of..the French 'Royal :Iligtaer '.lie .Panic E REGENT, sad hit wife people. From the preeont arrivals we cannot deduce .*Afris272--17.t,dt-..1-palacel.7l.lle.residertoedeilla ,_ 'any conclude' , information onAttmost i ta vat i Tglop of Lisic)i.:4, where a sumptuous . ber rovideefor his Royal Highness, and' Where he • !tall questions. The proceedings ofttre BLitten — am; . - lhat night. At hal4ast ten o'clock leiteidlit 1061 • :CrOagifiNSORTI its the different departments will be . trig,. his lthy al Highness and suite left tie 'Pala* joked forwitot to with considerable interest, as these' and in the aftetno . ,ofi arrived at 'Carlttiti : Reihki:? 7 : . :fishatispoortneiitipear to be the instrumeuts on which .....1-rdCASTLEILEAGIS •WILS, we kitrO t Ao ( SO POO 4srpftnetit: ,place its greatest reliance . Hague on Saturday last, for the head - quarters of the ! fOr 61'1414: int' tosp•pulat energy in its fa. „Allici• • . 4 . . Your . ' . mount De • - is, the Commissioner to • Monday night Mr. Wis,su, the K , agas Messeng er,; arrived at the Foreign Office with dispatches from . ei like eliptiteSnt of • the .Ailisbe, and the only one, Sr CUARLES iTEWART, PAr. Tnoavros, Ike. Ire*. ...,4 whoht . 'stperations any notice is yet taken, : terday morning Mr. SCUAWll l 4l**M4senger v arriipa Tes- fir at Troyes addressed a Procla- : % - t,at the same place with dispatches from head4psetere, *. . inhabitants. This document bears Viscount CAIK TART, &c. Both Messengevs .... °- .- resemblance to alhs... oast. ad.. letters front Viscount (u .. "....,Zgl,, ''tett,-itla „armlet ofAiSailitailbatiiitlLSWA_Arai", ll6d . 11 . * •* 4141 :1 14 / 1 ".T. Ild • 11 l It r l'ft ...4: . , 'M..' : 4410.AgrillitrigrIMMIPONOMMigial A ... n ... .1" rif ....,: i a ---...-7,- ; faItAIPOLION; )101C,,StriAft :10 imp-teas "! upon the . e onym or viscount ..,A,;Tr.i.ttEanti. .. . ~, ..t. - 4 'people the neeeselaibf teigertitis resistance to the in- Yesterday . morning dispatches were „Sven,fed. ik. Ea& I BATHURST's Office from Sir Trios. Groins. .oNeders, as the surest means to hasten the approach i The Duke of Yoaxerrived in town on ,IVlnediti - 4tf V ae r• •It " 11 " ne t's n the name of the Em-' evening f ro m Windsor. Yesterday his Itoyal aiiik. .peror, all projects of aggrandizement, and assures ness held a Levee, and-stye iwterviews to a number _ _ _ : the i ppoilesi that the sacrifices now demanded ,of ot- hien . • tis sal st be the last. And it promises that the : telmut-General ...Emeisellet. s at the bead of his armies , approaches General . ' W -- ind"ii i iii: soon obtain such a peac e .will in- - "demnify them for all their sacrifices. It draws a • korrible.picture of the treatment to be expected by the French people, if they suffer their enemy to ad taste further , into the country ; a picture which, we believe, no invading army, whatever may he the in • stations of its Commanders; ever failed in some mea sure to realise. The disorders inseparable from the 1 movements of a ntitherous army, more tingly in- stigates the population of an invaded country to has tility and revenge than any eloqueoce that can be em ployed to rouse those passions ; deep. and inveterate, I, i, _ ...ening , ..,„ - indeed, must be the hatred of any people towards j BENT/pick. eA' was about to etibark __ 14i r s, ..,, 'Abeir governmept, when, at the nsom . e,nt of invasion, purpose of having a 'conferee & 'vritii l RAT WHO • elsey refuse tst tally round It. had transmitted some proposal ta l k/tic" et sty lA . . 0 , -..55w.,,s ~ , ,i. i..... 0 The newt )r 4 o'iii Holland is of the, same favourable . Pnitance• ''• ' ''.` 1 COUNT,' 4:l4f*Yei EtAtortei"44l Von''ilia. mature as tbst'sSoMnsanicatlous from that country, ever i . • . .. • •... , k it venth Day. Vitt Eteowst; ,41171,19 t, Mt: • tines theists* of plitriotime burst forth, have been. i w - A v. tin el 0 sulte,or.wi i sq,„;4l. • Ilf iiii Reticle, doted Rotten, Dec. '22, it is stated, one • We hash' the authority of accountslrem the Venetiett confine s, 1 p ara g ra p h 7 that a diplomatic intercourse had been going forward, to fi nd thOt between th e Austrian Court and that of Naples . ; ships,lidei, IA,NGTON' . Field-Marshal Count, AT ors Nerrno had proceeded . e ons, is tt ;• rpm the Grand German Army to the head -quarters freighted sr. ;,-. 4-Marshal BELLEGA tun, who commands the Army of ; their cargee's .... Italy; end hadfurther continued his journey to Naples. ! The Lord Bishiki tAeseepet ''' -. ...,4 Ow th a t Rev.; Jintims fleuistxPeetv. Illt2.nAl . dietisdeeddss cif 111;etters from Vienna are m oreover said to state, Count Mira, late Austrian Envoy at Naples, had paid. S t ' Aihat'',..t. lodes , Are. hamedgislef ci tliniblew 01 *mit by the resignation of sillhe Rev. DrAitesteatessasead 6 sudden ;isit to Vienna, and was aboot to return to t the Rev. Joliet BAndielitoptawitimeelemislititriF ol- : sdar •the Court of MUtt .. .'tT. It appears evide nt, if these i low of St : eater's W 7 ird, ' .oasaaridge easafed; . accounts be founded in fact, that at least some sego- i rec t o ries of St: ht ses s oi sti boubsvoil seeakeisi eiliiunlii are on foot between Mu 'tax and the Allies ; t o pher-le..9tnaltsrmiliatetty.,the skillioef Ike am. - i Dr. Wurrtir.r.b., ; ,,Port-lvottelfaß a le A beil a ;A' %%tint siay be their object, it would, in the present , I I n the. laborassi ch Utah* stage of the business , he p remature to decide. BLAX*Ut 1 eiiived •• tisk t tiellipilinieeikifftet Ileekj The Bulletin of the CROWN Pasecs does not con- against Sir Teeetipiliatrese edsbe 410411iieleed, ei -,ilitary information of an important nature. ; the ground, tint e:Dchatetsoltiliedlopsiesissmilie it r prelonged to ;vie that he wee of nodal Wad, end pietfiktir‘ that Power. ' hive the management aids eisselithsit;t Mile:Los CUANCE L L OR obSefted4 he erhibbnastingstai s ithele of Sweden. 1 i dots. • He hid no doubt bet Deg.lteseeems Aka, by the most , him any guarantee opinion, illopinipeonr,fecattilyd sate . . 116 :his had i rlea rst eom be" missi a son - *e arl subject, we can- i kim, , after having *venal abiterviews - with , bim best and most : afterw ards he was obliged I e East ilia pow' i end so_ sacred 1 Mission, oethe true repeetesstetien. , 0 eme i r m te o d eg to- tu depr et ive agg eetteesh , no ese• - .patty chiefly int.- i cod is to litain' . we m oo to esomollAries , notice s ' regret, . bread, meets . Mai; • P : ' reigns mero ns poor in the Sound Wales 111 the to- taro Th N, , Denmark sin nn - f m ilitary t meneaLw.. the et* istice with Denmark has been prislonged to ,he 6th of January, at the desire of that Power. .'his Pier boasts of the magnanimity of Sweden. Norwas it seems, was secured to her by then ost sacred End solemn tre aties ; never had any guartee r; more iiajestic signature. On this subject, we can. not but wink that silence would be the best and most seemly 'alley. flow a treaty can be sacred and so- lenull * do wan ts the consent of theparty chiefly inte- ve‘trtl itii, the party by whom its cost Is to be sustain- e'l,i 4 t to sii:Joampreheit s ible! We notice , with regret, .. , • g: sp. : ii ; itA accusation pine Denmark wide' reigns %r• this DAWN Tice Danish privateers In the Sound \,, • . of Military Offic ers, &c, Among them were Lieu- tenant-General Sir QUARLES GREEN , 1411Utei.1a0111- ' General Low% Lord Gannon licsigiri„ Sin W. W. Wyrrna, ,General Haitnias, and Illt sjyr.w Tastez, on his return from the army in . v. , c , r Yesterday a Court of Diririetora mop, 4, tit the East India House, when, a piece of, platy was avant. mously voted' to the .failly of Wrt.i.Viti V Cf&4lr, `,Esq. their lateS4wretary.,„ as a mirk' of 'the'lllgh'i)Ri- i nion entertained* by thdconrt of the .talents, 011,1 ' and 1 ntegrity of ilia( Valuable ieltianf of the COth 'ny. ' Private ticCAtints from lien i't kettikti Le . ' 4. I:IENTnis A klatftnitirtmit . c{ flikiithe riStil of which is inftitigido'bei iiniathle arrangement; a counnerefit flifiorn — iirie wit% Vie Italia!) ports having actually beeit'iapetitic. j. ' A letter front Palermo, of the " 0 25th vierif i (says an Evening Pam) tnentinni, ilint'Liiial., 4 ttrwritucK was about to embark Tor Nelskkget e , e great sztisfiction in copying thefoltotring from _the Nl* Papett:--:" We'4 l i l Ped i it the iiectitipt to the FrgnetcratirjelOT t4i m a , :n with li4i'piaite for the nee Of fielitiVili..l s' army; ha . ttisg been ; wreck s *ear ' .1 ichallx falie ' Si g reifieb b 4 Wittt cattle' anil the'vailY as . at Sc. Audeici." :" -w I'''' " ' l ' ..• iord Bisttikt of WiittNllNVlVOlititia fite their• e• a ;"ti of hilLLori Lincoln, C. IGENCE. r nix IDM • - _ IL--4.rai vett Ms Usiesty's Air Swan, Onerous. *sir Nile Eiest*ald. The ear demo ; and so ohjeotb,l4lloo 11 ° *OW MONO that I :wookl ottooer , l4 treasforroedtti doomed to fatten hs a "lye, than adopt them does he sty ? After expressing ", thanks" '(at 61thrions, that he is allowed to live I) " for Nos of liberty he mightelain," he " would submit to eschango," for what " for the and conveniences pf modem tkmes." In to, tion,.Sir o .-uoiairsiries are equal to liberty; unfortunately, I bed been taught to imbibe Hens, I should esteem him my hist frientit ',admire me t and explain to, me the propel llingly exchanging those sensual. prioclA lowing in the greatest 64 luxuries," bare Uecessariee: Why di) we admit', Amp., ver.? Why Sr.!" ,ith94lkYst " Übe I}l things. Why Fa:twist/Mil "rho says , `• berty is, sthere is my' country:" Why do .i likje. H, ' ' .—Aceool4, Zephyr traespart, Pl!h t fsoseivilltiaasstadt# she he's carried away hex broky;so a!tittfireqkr Ehteti the ,row Maria, tid6fr•orsiti b et s ra Ratterjdask ; and the -44 whoth all i"Leadoo. • ~. , , ; ...,Ag CORRESPONDENCE. ..--..-- ‘IIII.OW ER RHINE,- JAW. 8, AT n:onr. let- been eble to learn the particu lent between Gen. BluCher' and the "elogne and Bon.. It appears `lions and Prussians was about ;est of the French seems to from passing the Rhine.— we understand, by the Is stated to be severe ) g!Oft,a-Pf. ~q ups w a s sent by a . 4ald reach•tho-J'alacer in , when she wield krtiftbitiivii I 4am sorry tbst•Atr,.B. is " te, the ; G ' uard's of rfOlour and possession eisltir . Pishtical Wight" is. inetp. 40 4 sand a t ighaiwprid.s. ; t h e presenh refixed tette. 44 society :" th,it io. ii 111*, SOOIVIeIiVia4, hy,the at impanvement-; well , Rdght it. be aaidor,* iseeete ands ik hones's/Ike-ton). Citunterce, 'but let the„ Constitatitee 411,..,,, * .41.;-.1 en s ; *rj ?finest . - The. tweeting of , convinced, however, :t.l..Vve 0 0 1441Rificylftilayi , niad,of the mother and son, : Correspondent has, unfortonatelyi - pme i.it . I an absence. 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