The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-05 00:00:00

~`- f > , M the bottom of our hearts. wished they could hare been to tremities of France. 64 4' Still full of emotion, grntitude, we find it requisite jetty the sentiments with whici 4 4et '.out, Sire, with securil ttoexs respecting the .fiste.o.C. what . .• we hate, most aenr, trouble govelelsommeellihelren and. uur 1 coaleseed enemies who i artstreattsgissit ' strength or year' ▪ or iour lx3lll suite Ilesepttft,• . *llteli of thuftsier orestroationt dignant at the insolent pride of .)y• w ill the dnemy ..icknow ledge their enterprizesoitutrhe • ". 4 Sire. fifteen) part ago yr will now r.a%.. it aria.; 44 c You! nrrultn. al realty ,. isteliettivet; *6 With the new leaiei which' fiitu to drive' tktv eitemt front' tbe hidd orth N 'and ina:ntvin . the integWty ' it hin its natural limits ; such other • 7 knoiviail : ;oll by the enemies lifentfielves. -Fanner entire shall tfit.7_'erritOire. siro, hard tin ki,wir3i,liasiveloa ., :r. dividing the • err:-!",.:,tt 3 ,lh oib i t y* t ith ta b let 140.1,`eite-ittrota,- your 'faithful . • t''.4.lrinve and coqfitlence, which not &St rOyeti. ! • . ^g t ' 'Vat; Si 0, the indibsoluble w 'sue sovereign shall cause . ! of vietury to cease; sod collected ,metestrall eettitt be triumphant, 46 4 Proud of the august trip Laded to am faith, the inhabit& -posing the national guards of animated with the same spirit, r same sentiment, will defend ;manger v, and your throne agai 01l kinev of enemies. ! `'They are ready to r& round that throne where the fr Ihai phiced your Majesty and -44tration of which are attached lion, and lite repose of France, 6 " in receiving the crown, JO oar oaths: we now renew • iptitt•MajestY• ;nt the feet of vibethr of your tote add our's, caplet augustson.' t • 1" Madame ; we entreat your VO cntivry the expression of our 'yoot of the throne. of your augur there follows a long list of Her Majesty the Empress replied-- " Gentlemen; Officers of the . Fria, I paitiCipated the centime' prrer experienced when spraki ltaile.an entirexottudsnce in yoi 'ethyl', and your fidelity. " I slitkli give orders far you. . "Pitted .without delay:to this Engle, Lt/ 49 f. 25 . r. I in/ 1 21. • 49 Ba I'A Piper has been pullibbed hale of • " 77 a Supprelied,oo if the titith of Janetat*lllit it, does not appear that this ihrby the Goverment; but it is Altitlik : iiite a copy or a sheet of Id& which was prepared for • • s 'war . Suppressed, as it is sup Wit* arrival of a courier with the Puke of Vicenza would recei lis'arrival at Chatillon-sur-Sei..-. _ iper tains the proclamation of the Miles, dated Frank fort, December I ; Prince Schwartzenberg's procla- Idition to the Frence people ; and Blucher's procla wtetion to the inhabitants of the left • bank of the Rhine ; the report of Baron de St. Aignan : and a correspondence between Count Metternich Dukes of Rossano and Vicenza. 'tisk coi dende relates to the opening of a Congress . ciation, at which Vicenza was to be received beteitdor from .France : it closes with a letter Claint. Metternich to Vicenza, excusing this debtritt . ferisishing his pastports. The roll tlaircrt passage:— Criurt of London has caused the State for-Foreign Affairs to set out for tineht.. Majesty the Emperor of Russia Ovoid absent, and Lord Castlereagh being from one moment to another, the Emperor, my !Vaster, and his Majesty the King of Prussia , charged me to inform your Excellency, shaft; as soon as possible, receive an answer proposition of repairing to the head-qaarters Allied Sovereigns." 'Baron St; Ai„s7nan says, in, his repo rt to his ment„ on tlio 9th of November, that Count isich.asSured him Clot the greatest modera\ vitiletkin tho Councils of the coalsced Powi stOthieg was intended against the dynasty of Veen ;. that England was much more modem\ rrps thought,and that there never was a mote able moment for treating with her ; that he wirds introduced to Lord Aberdeen, who to him the assurance that England was read, the greatest sacrifices, that she, possessed mi would give up bountifully ; that the coal , veieigns were willing that the Rhine, the, the Pyrenees, should form the, mature' him. Fralte.e . ; hut that France must rOn9uool4. fluetice in Germany • the old dynastylf.,o i in,Spaid; Austria h a ve a frentier in ItilYs f lobi btnegoCiations r that even Ilolland ahoy!' object 'of negotiation ; and that England ..to toeke thegre4est,Sacrifices forkpeacefonud r this* hises, and fo acknowledge the, jibertyr, of morotand otpatisotjOo, to which Flance had ' • • evA, itg; ta 1;, ( YJPOL pot *cap*** Ow OP* of dm nfixr4 tFpirisoo 'tab tlAt hl poe t he yosild fat . *vow 140 the people know their - advantages too , well, toil* mit themselves to be seduced into course, wkidt serve no other object bet to render them leuntadeadhir unfortunate. The country roads are covered with desertent mod Wants uietiv •a le 1 7 ) aura oa the American 'side as signals to the enemy; the Batavia Paper adds, that the Commander lift the fort between twelve and one in the morning, and nest two miles to his farm; and the Ontario RifiNliors states, that on the night of its captor, AMOV, It hat the appearance of tabrieetiteel. einaiteursepi tion in the Journal has been iseratltutt. i i . reolotit Only ,because, without cptaininc....eny itivAtift,:by the Government h cointnitt4 Itkesithi4e" 60' hope of pews, whict isViitif**44o,l4/%10, lej, 7 7 ~ ....... s.44o . l4 •VeriskeN,` ' ... o 7, llP " el • '.. . -7 •X;r . ..77 7 : . '' , ..- 7. • ..... 7 . ' . . . . ... •;0 0. ' : .. , , . • • • - • s . f ~.. ...* --- •- .'' '' ; . k.:`,. ' • . . .. -..... ... . - - .. _ _... . _. _.--- --«.........- ' . . « . .D "S".l . • , . - 11141.4.1ekvidli t mat have we effect." - .lsf/c•••t How much it is to be ~ , me i t h e c omman do, astbsebel as *seine, bar procla`44lilfiniiici :MP•l@-, . • •-•. ..•,-,•,•`. I trim le - . ntod, *ill be nomad by the , qually heard at the ex- - 1 40111,7 - After some trifling ameodunets and - atteruilielle, , . now • 'Au. ll=i ii i t . • . •-s• 4. . ft 4 ' -1- • l , lr.rsiet ... and penetrated with a . . ley Mits , - '''.4 Ns r., .''. ~ . Sitio • W.lnisr, ease. the BM Passed. Yeas - 85—Nay• - 67, • A n • f . . .. r ma.. ~ , ; -4 17 , .A bit /kw A m i s h% -• , 4 ~o w , 1 . . ?4 ,0 •, , rg, and 41° 1 13 r 360 In" i The Embargo Act was preceded by a fling Mesaait t . , , , ~,.. to express to you b t , ~ Oa --- . -.. k , , kir of Saxe. ,r• .. from the President, assigning the reetons for tlils .-- 04 rh we are animated. q,tt - IP_ F ,' ...1 1 . 11 , , , . . , ... , m ., , e ~; , ... • g „ . _ •• : • . 41 '- ' iieUrtere wbe . ive here murity : let no uneest- . 1 , , . ~ • the , an . • • v 7- .. .am Carrel, 1" ' men ; veal - measure. The principal of these wea r that the Cook - • ;• . as. minder the Electoral Prince of ,Hente. mercsal and Navigation Lew' tbeo.in•forte were-of a •,- '''• ' lat. you hare, of what from m eats , "how as t o th e ase i t i tilli ss it s et ts h is u- hi. 7 1 1... wok ifiPPos NOe'l tendency to favou Abe British, andthereby prole,.the • - 1 your great thoughts: Wary hoapilals, aattMrsong the al i • e .111 • . 4,. , ..,. war. Supplies of the most essentiaritend, i the Mess age .• •,-, ;Re brethren to re P, lllee the •An °nest teterv i lla t o f r°,l4tles eatie.."-- ---...-- thoe ' seas t le a . ei C9b llleck erg9 l S eis ai' b s;-10230 1 gaze le -H en ii l ab ee ir l g: states found their wny not only to British Path atilt . • ': le wing our Froy'nc r i• prevails there. irk• Fropikk lied eat down rot ; sanded by the mate of g. , „ -• _._ ,- British armlets-Sr e- distance ' 'Miele!' its ifid ' • -JIM r armies, and the pew" quantity of wood in the neighbourhood ritlailld" _ Otb_Corfii-i-lacladia - nttibe 4 Darmstadt neighbouriebod ... i and even in - -warty Instanues • Ise• .. l the twe e ' 4 gibe ' Orb' helm, but they bad not time to ca rev It es. coltne , mid-- • menl - eesn' • • eel; autltenops infesting • the .American coast-welt ; of Ate tuutivy re.ani- , _._ fl..__ i nonce of IteNO.Eminoarg. tan erois who commands in the blo‘ckade of ria ',fo c i- i r t all „ l ",, iirt, _ , ~. ~ . accommodated and encoutaged !lmonite. -011 din - • 1 .10 net bride, wOrteh' i't ter- nu given up this wood to the inhabitanb of the vi- 114111 ed,..4 MI other 'fiend, British plods found, their way into ; -*" , f atrengers;and quick f cinity. „._ 7th vorpa-Wortembers, 12,900 men ; Commaed- A American ports. Alt was, therefere,. to teawily evils '44 dge the .iingrodeslue 4 The Mein.wat frozen over at Aschaffeubutg, eal edby the Prince Royal of Wurtembees. . lion Of t i ii r l _htliNkti ll the night of the loth. Mb Corp 'O.- . -4nclodes Baden, 11 . . oltenzollern end tenstsin, 10,330 men ; grim li ke that he ' ded -. lalso pe of o• t ; those, reconstnen tet toil Li. 1 ~ , e . ! api you ell rn °l6.6 !, • The following - Prorlematiow iiiot issued at,lnuis I Embargo Act. ~• . ' 1 I t' . _ total-145,060 trecl;,...on the 7th, by Fleld:Morshat Blucher t•-. ..1f5wi.7 .'. T .P .... 1 1 .:•* itg i ll ' elOU S t ", 41 Ineyeele : - ' i t As it is the *express witl ef, the High A ll ied St! 4 ,seesih - Is = lAlt. 13. -c_ - • Th. .. Ru 2 ssitn Li"1t?77(4611. NUN 1111 - uvw Una aattaßty at Aii.la• Are. ' •-• • • • ' tag '. We • se .71filia /on' all party vereigus . (as *I announced in my Prectilmetten et ' dill, i t heg o e. ' o 1 , •,...••••c - 1 - '- • ihi , to 'hind oVthe ancient Ist instasit), that order and - tranquillity 1,11 main. . 0 l. "••...v4.104,•••:•&• .• . ... , ntegity of the empire:4o tained in the provinces of the bank of tbeahhas; the . .loomajr's garrialsos of Leeveine and Mechlin, ti ~;...sf. : Pressias or Von Colomb has storp4sed 0 e. ...,.: , 4•- • • ' 41( is fa they tulle or,* heiltr that public. tad private property be protected egysiOst . _ . . .. .. 0 .Iliemielves. - 7 .1 . : ~ !, . , ,A•ott. •./.441).../,..0. il ., .. ell violence; turd that all tbe , Authorities be resPiect- ! taken 10 of canno n , w ith all their equipme n ts, 0 4 64 ranY l6 6, l 3N4ii - , .iiii by the people, so Wog, as they 'do not render land thrown ten into the tete], . 1 11 , 140 be could no t . . . -.. .-----•--4.--7 0 -- rwerkt 4 -•-• • ov 4. 1 se enemy conceischi th • - . ' • . themeelves ouworthy *lel •• ' ruled the 10th. ' iAlloatt was COM y sense on of- lit ,-- I charge, , bir th eaa lbrirg off . for want of horses. , . ipresents, ell the AotbOrbles.to,wirtch s oveielgtr. n- „, PRICE (W "MO . atiT, l **:. ajoittociogs. .. ' ligNi., RE nation To the isa. • __,_ • r _ blic ordei .. , • according ..• •. . • ~,i tontines 0 put_, i e 1 rADUA, JAN. S .--= to ae ell . i per Lea'. Itea. 67 ~ ' Elealfteier 'labia& .pi to ,- • 4 thy t of Genteel N ut Uwe . entered Fork, s per Quit. Corr. -• Ditto Au.- 4vit . , , s v i th tie' accounts Beek • 115 56 . _.. is. :: • ..'• ledtoliemle,l 11 1. _ - --.• ' the h i" nrY" lv g eniu l force in these pro:islet, and to . presser: , *Awl. „Fag" ... age.., . _ . _ , b., _. _. ___ ...o .9.0 t. , ....,. , 1 subjects will oppose greatest rigour agalnft all•socb as may alorti-iii .:,1,0, tatter an obstinate contest: They took live.pieces of ' ► l %gm' • t l Ykl , , L o s ag ind e $Ol 5 err tient. Nuns 930. • • . . in -.. , ' cannon, and 400 prisoners. Patina Nana bar been Lan Ana. 16 7-16$ . -4) • • bids the vicissitudes of properties s , either public or private. For ' , ...•I._ __ herded since the 14th att. • _. pose, 'I aothorise the Civil Authority to lio !rum •,<-„,.. -iie----71-'---,+--..111. • At _ ; , de onion of the not when necessary, the assistance of sad . -'• ,-' - - N. - . , , . -...: eta:BRAUN PAPERS. - . t . .IV' 7V - IB -IfrATESMA .t. • - ti the Cedes infidelities Russian troops of the Silesian Army, Instierk Ift ire .. . .. .. ~.. ...... ~ ... :ted round you, French- , s dens as hall be in their vicinity, and I estlitg ait y ti? ... •-* ~-.- ............ . .. .. . .... . - ~..._ ____________..._,,,:„...„ 4- - --"' %/4 . '`N. ""` -k - . cis t. these presents, the Generals Commandants tn . , (FROM THE NATIONAI4INT6I4;IOIiNCF,II,], 'iv/406k '.-- • - au ist which you have con- them R. ,. . , . \ • RIETRACT 05 A LETTER .TO ,Tlll NDITOR or THE . pit . , tants of all classes cosi* .... _, --.... • • •.. ANILINE ARGUS, DATCD NUIPTAI,O, DEC. 26. ' . aATURDAT, TVIIIITAAWT Sy' In*. - -., •.• -- ,- , 't 1 ' the good city of Paris, , • FRANKFORT, Jha.l7. ' 1 ' ~. 64 On Sunday morning last,' the British • troops • t, penetrated with the I'AnITEENTII REPORT oF TDE AlLESlRitintilit. 4 a r esnd . the river about four miles above . Fort Matt • d your capital against • IS * Almtit ' 3°4 I/3; I pre. Two compaitie* of regulars proceeded and Pans Papers to. the.lst instant readied t Okra! • ': to gaiust all the efforts of On the gth, or-General kapott. caused. the . took • sion of the fort,. by surprise or treachery, l a ate sour as ni g ht. 'Their contents are .. I I 4 t Th • it*: • ogi 1 hightest importance, as they Rot easy' reetiere' : l4 llel , Cossacks to cross the Saar, not fur from Suormang i without opposition. The Indians then . began their •ally with their bodies and as the enemy had evacuated that place, in cod- hellish work, by burning the buildings,. and plundet- I doubt respecting the destination of Naitos,too,',6ol - •• •, . litp free choice of the nation sequence of an action, he ordered the bridge which jog. killing, and scalping the inhabitants , on the evidelitly show that he enjoys -the feli•coinlikaitia 'so ) your dynasty, to the they had destroyed to ,be reestablished. General ,riTeri and from six to eight mike on the ridge road the French people. The azny of Feasseass;isitlediesi ~ • set t d the glory, the salve- Yorck had ordered a bridge to be thrown ever hey have not left a 'must' or .boildiug standing from HAPARTS at its head is once usoralts , itselliikinel •' .15 :e. the Saar at flecking, for the purpose of poising the _fort to. lilehlesm ,t, except one owned by Mr. • •So 1, Sire, you also receiv- ever his cavalry to the attack, hn the morniftlr or i Fairbanks, a. Federalist of the Boston stamp. . • opposed to' the •moat powerfai of theletandlia ...... T..... • . r them at the feet of the 10th. ....... ._,....._•". •. " . On Friday . I proceeded with 30 mounted volun- • • that of Prince Sfltwan.rxmium; • • aft . ado f the revered wife, so The enemy had, however, at midnight, ''''!"n" , s e ers te. Lewiston. The sight we there whitened was of grollt. moment hue yet ta)IFIT- pbffltr - iirtlf*s, 'II p, and before the cradle ed the position of th e se ar , a n d had retreated OW ultockiag beyond description : our neighbours were i been done is stated to byre been lelhellfr. nfillaMelt. . 11 . • , Avoid. . - Alen lyingdead in the fields and roads, some horriblOl • ...5 . ,,,,., j ~,„_.:1 4 -e , i t • 1 ,An attack was Made Ms •-thatifilt tlitis . - • : IP; sr Majesty to be pleased Towards midday , the bridges at Saarbruek • - •eet and mangled with tomahawks, others eaten by ' • lilt Wesw . . . ' our 'sentiments to the Saartnand were re-established. The light tit 1 morning, on a part•of the • AM& Foriiie'llft 1101 m4i - to •', hogs, which were probably left for the purpose, ! , ~_ ~. which,. :. t .s..A ~ . . . 14 Lest husband." of these two corps tht s day advanced as far ad of they 1 t the only animal found alive . -It 1 airc..l the result th n..w.'"Piu .•'*. • • ' . , • . . • were•a mos Di , italati* . . ... ~ ~ •,- e nn ..illit.• r sign signatures .] Fo rs bach . - . Is not yet ascertained how, many wire killed, at most !or fief beds, with the l og's bt On the 11th, the advanced guard found the twenty of the bodies were thrown into the burning houaiii I Allied-4room from the preclintatinivefithifol , , cull •e plied-, lin St. Avoid. The Ist battalion of the 12th reginten • the National Guard of I _,_,,, li t ; end consumed. We found fish bodies of. Wm. Gordo.; had oet time to buns thelickiget-eller In t if fell of reserve carried the town, an d Ate ....... r 77 . 1 . 0"D Y re ur w 1 n ee De Tut Sheriff •• John hi. Law, . : , ~. _, PY . tend . Etre • 1 1; . '41%1'44'44f - • Nene -- hi - iiiiiriit4lif4l4lol4:, , . air Nancy it•-sa •to . mints *Lich the Ens- t upon m eta. • , ••-. ; • t John (whose families cannot- be found), etiorniei t.: i 4 • ~r• .• -• f Ling to you : like him I • Gets. Yorck pursued him upon that road • ;• .. oh Alvord and six °thee', whose names I hove • ~ • * etails .9thi s a ff a i r arc given. i - . , AWN APAATE appears. to •be tpintercegit Amer ill& 'our courage, your de- Saar-Louis to be blockaded ; scut one b • .. Akekottott. . . . 1 • . . . rinonuiliv, and another igainst'l.uaterhiserto...k . ''',; • ';' . : • , ...4 w e now - have a b ou t 3oosia t tiitia * kith, ivspoiiiii-; cation - .between Yrince SEidif, a aliaxeitstia: . our address being trans- The cavalty of the advanced-guard drove theensee .• •;,ad h i h dmhag tit * - •. . •-., a t fee, ye we s,_ ~... , , •a• ' ' It• .'• - ": bet ;mperor." my within the gates of Nets, and made'ao. ...:, „. -. : ' . .. _ , tom ffulte ! .... * :,i . .. , • - • • -01 IN ~thephts,of•tterA , , , ~- • ' .„,_,..„,.. Isonars.. The carpel Il s ulto u P ro .fif fil g t Ai - - f :...: '• i j*.. 4 '..'-'.' : -. •'' it;X= 4 " ..''t '-' - '''' •4 • 1 , 1 •1 ( 1 2 1:11) ! -: ' l d h -,., • - . -'"'" ... ,..-. 4 40 . 1 . • '-- ' ' Vatic and . The cavalry • ••• '• . • , :" .- -, _.---•-• , - •••• • • Mirk IWO e frost , - . ' • a ,.... • , g i f t : . lll .• 49 4. one . i 4 y, Ponta- . Oussoil., .. ► .:. i • ADDerioliat • ittartra ,: r • ~•-•- • - i to dont t a Jess cone-. i l i Ag; •' • . --.. • ! - Is , . eu. *. se •53 I advanced-guard came before these pieces on the. ;.„., .r` , , . - alma ~,,h0 *r a te d 08 .4 en d ite . even i ng , I , donee O. -.: , . •„. , ...„ _ I. in . ". • : and manoeuvred, awaiting the arrival of the I ('''''w . ".tbat Mr. Petentoei hint* aunt three or i systera et orations, in altits u gertiklipsisrp . ir! I . ! A-who' e*.te'", I- - • ids d in• Parisi,, tinder the try. The enemy, however, evacuated the 11i;‘,..y...: . : .. ~ ra at Buifsl4- en spe ; that a Mii. 1 -accidantat • preutattaiscet 4 ,.well On ~.. .. A „ . ,_ the Doable .Moniteur, , on . the 14th ; retired to Tool ;,and . the ' . . i vial murdered '' ► the enrol/ - that Gen. ' Th e d. ion now giyeallksire ** - 4, „ ma w s t ,-.13,P - , Major... General Prince Biros', of i Courland, . IMO d retreated cis the Ile en Mileat fief ;and , 4 'ff,i- k i & ••' 00 0r i s hiptieiltiKoftelt • ' t'o '--- .• ' ' 1 , 1 t 2 • • t stt 0 ~ , , _ blic tiossis sanction - po a over to the General of Infantry, heron Sack e: ? • - ‘,, ' this Britiehhad returned to Blank Rock.' ` '', I • ' - '- '' '''''` -- 1 44' '. - — .".. - . i the army• of: aKtelnli s ir n c . is represented, in ;i pie. keys of the city of Naitcy. This is ORO AIR . Theparticulars of the captain of Niagara are-11-.., _,_ .. . - ~..,..._ 1 , 64 „„ ,_______. . • t of the illoniteur of the • finest towns in France, containititeletty 111 10aled - rinefly related ; though frouLllki,GOts stahairAllaa • : as rsr as rams. • .„ , ,a7apartal ~ ~,wifuntrittwi Publication and after- • • inhabitants. I din . toIMAM. ..sons isir'•:' .. haisitaia44/k- • 41e1 ~- ; ' lika.b• no doubt, that there iiiii.Also most reptehen- . lea . l; .. the . _..,,,. ~, .. „. „. . ~ , .. is oposed, in CouSeqUenEe I The crossing of the Rhine • by the Silesian .- - negligence or treacher_y en the -isart of ' the gar- covered i'ritiofitpells.......l..i.o.rit**llll4l•4l4sesesaKili, R i - • i t t h e i nte lli gence , th a t i was notexpected by the enemy. He is a t . , . . etten or its Commander. , a 11 1 104, that theinha. ;then), p ar p o rttig *tis::iie :weepy' of R o the ' ~M 1T!t1,114.4) Ni receive his passports, on endeavouring to organize a landsterte ; bat 411 h.„ attoots • of Youngstown, et. yens oarthi alert all l or e ___,,_. ~,.___,,,,a , ...,0 2t. L „,: /..e. :1 _ 121 .... ,* Rs .iue. This Paper con. i had no Om! for carrying into effect this ineissslll4o/ as impeding t h e enemy I t he e • ir ie s o -were ilia- , fe k 1 :: I :::: 1 : 7 7 " gg e :17.27 1 6 :: ,1 7 6 : 7 . 1 a r init t i tie . in ; ant a 1 ama v.,uuti%.7 1 Wai•D I& ICUV VC 1 TAO v.... wcww • ... w • =row., 101P.Xerg states, that on tee nut or its capture I the hope of petite, which. is as as h and the , runaway conscripts, who receive passes to roster* he, die of the fort, for the first time in several ]Fr anc lt people. . -A li - that ars. .._ inore kiss • emeidiee, ~c i orrespon.l their homes. i • was left unfa . stenedl The : garrison, though !9the readineseof tte l Friach to ' Cat nffAiiii --. 7 4 4(1. 7- : 41 4 4r, for nego. The cavalry of the Silesian army is permits the, , were competent (such were the strength of the i IA as Am- : enemy towards the Meuse. s ) to defend the post aga i nst tre bl e th e nu mber t NAPOLEON aPpeare to twelearly dentredietaljailhei w .. otter from : - .., detment against it. accounts now received from France. • ligea*stairte • • 'necessary FIELD-KA ltenAL sLoctIEN TO TNE 011 D P*U ei*w s ._ ?, —. ‘ . has gone forth to resist ihiPinte'det, .andilie — ttittesi ••• im flowing is AND TO Tut roONT4 AND PI law Air Altai* EM BA RGO. such a route, as leevti the capital'orlaEmMisi maths . : , ; .ali cone. de the 20th of December the injunction Of , sit -. .t... Secretary The Allied Monarchs are seithilka will, the Mil" efet was removed from the prior confidential , pro- . unaided defence• of its inhabitantit • it' this a. 'ma r k • - al the Co- • Army. They have s ho wn 'HMV fa that ihrif Imo oesseags of the two Houses of Congresi ; sad 1 title :fid • • • 44 of doubt or suspicion. as to elity , of his b e is being at : d ou bl e d it s numbers, by y ea , brave soyfrienr a follateing lathe substance of the Embargo Act :74 , i people ?—We believe, that in the mane circumstances, • _ !.; expected th e od p rues i on co rp s , who fought under the ay, itoreers.ltaeas Embargo be, sad is hereby, laid en ill. there are, indeed, few of the olds, and, es they ate ha my august 'of these illustrious Sovereigns at Cuba, and le AO Alpena "Mb in parts sod plank wkWe the limits OF JIM"- " ca ll e d, legitimate sovereigns of Eurepe, who would ' fel slant have bloody battle s of i ie ip s i c ; by y o s, faithful nagalann, died,. et 11104.1eited States. est die &tertiaries tbertef, cleared , have manifested the same reliance on the fidelity and 1 that you ' who sever cast off your German character, and dui av WI ninanske sod that an dammed be foroldied loony *lli 1 • t vessels la ballast, with their ammo tun- , er to your : Princes born in the midst of yea • and by 7oe s 84% . , ten of the ' diers or the sth Army Corps, why everts the spirit of their subjects . The attacluvient ed pOiNtiodi ' ell - inane 'dm immediate direction of the Prirsiket of the • nation to ilisitAPAßTi id . Such es, to ea , ~, , .. . t ime. , . ad tliti WRVS i and that the President be authorised to give the prise even in e v e , gifa, w h o ,: 0 ., ''‘'. lib, -' ' i 'of our enemy, never forgot that German aarneikha mimes " yep to lb , oases. . of the.revenue, sad or . the . 7 - •-.-, : WM is Govern. I.though composed of rarions people, are now 7 1 dec. .. i amongst'the . number of those who- b... . -•u . 0 it Metter.. united by the name spirit, and by toad o dalaarksa pres 4l t tliellkololetillOwillitth louts Odense ttiotiolted '.him as beteg' devoid 'of 'eitrierf •. • :4, . . , • ., • .4.1 ation pre. , the thraldom of that foreigner, wbo so long• • I aide* properly *robed yr idtai .- • ' 1... I li awl ge a , p eo ple s 1, 0 *i . - , ,,,f} ~, _ s ~ •./ it veers ; that . and despised you. poetic hated vessels, or these lo6l ss'vessm ' *1 „A. .14. 4 ,- . been :.ad assain a 4 1 • * l it ' '. ' - • -, s- of Napo- ] Seldkirs ! I feel highly honoured in b e i ng itly• tul± 11110 „..ml-P"'4 11 Power, are to Ili' . liable Peer -•— . ~ • • 85. Abe masteri "iif * .i;epo'' . ' te r :iilitidie tiik t eerlt, 4 • ',:i Le ; lerate than 1 General in the Held ; the . Silesian army, of the yaw 1',,,,7 241 ' . id ~ ......... - • - ' . 60 . .. ' n. . disi .• *' , • . • • • l l. •'; a ~,,,„,, - -----. - ..: ~;„*.:.,. sectioo defence as eatablishee a -: - are favour. I 1813, receives you as brothers, as worthy cousredes, 1 '''' Pr " el 1 ! °141......... ' ....--.. -1. rt to a t .. l '--- ,• • - ' . " 1 •1* --- 7 1 • bal . I real* ile4directly in evationg the Act by emliaveu ng to ) was after - with whom they will cheerfully share in every:3 • vos e t u atutotitos t oo s e assgs , nienhaidiae, ate. from the ter.. • loot •ra. 1 40090ilatitvi , orogistoievii-pef , , , .., reiterated 1 The Silesian army, of 1814, will gloriously i rims of Mai-Ica. Every n eonilatial of this s ofektcnis ' Qtly retail,. log 4tl4;ct - of: their, Volirk4lllB/111)‘0,:,. .; thy ly to make :on in its accustomed Path of honour. Andy oni kat Viet• 'to be eeeildeeed gully of a high misdammarer, aailliksed . by From thla•le ft t !la toe theyilirsro been A „, t , . oi_, mach and I mass, sent by your mated 'Princes, be assured, it w e rA tar tl a whgetsgp saar idia a . a k as r i me . l a a ag o meat . 11 ‘ ii 0 . 1 . .. 4 1,1 ? 0 and • eyvvi.s . te the . galling i ,leiciit So- ; will be my first care and pride to let- Your he_nghty .to fouir dams. this efiaeli speck, enercheedigey - ?Wiling ' down t . -•.. . . ' * r . , L' - ',... t ife. - 46 ", • . lit Alps, and; enemy feel the kecimets • of oat W. 19011 11 ea le stel, am , ' . defence. Here is a mortifiestion to netioriei . Dun& ry of I may' thereby learn, that olsi germ's:New* Jo' i A latiaa ll 4 Owe* laden it yowls so, who de disappointinent:ttitfiemiost sanguitte,:esid:Optrootty .- _ • 11111 ice her .iii.,i lives in you, and that the (nada of peace, liiiii . it 7 ''''''"'" il""'"ag."4- "kilmilemwellie l lie b dierimm i siheir I bestiolnded hopes ; a change frorn't rtitijittioilis tn . ' .' -x i established et last arrives, ma be more Seedy rivets by ' v ie . Ruins' or Riot ooldloo! woihStr, .40! their 4 1 401t00d00 . • a reduced state, that might-bave:heeweipeetted 4001. `", • -le t d . Nitwits,/ th is err*, ' Eli 'Agee if - to be stticit sass 'exploits. add be an ' •• ' • ' '' - ' . svi the eeesor ** * ether isf dose 'yelefojeess,,nlstile *. * nation to excite the tondestdisciVelYttiil4,:moss Itti..''..'t •ai *its . ready The fallowing is a specification of the 1014/ -. amb li ... Af tl etiosim s tia4 be iobesagi_ 64164 .4140 , i- lpsid . 214 4 ,*- .46 4‘ 1, -*• ;ta F teits .' • ., e v u et m e sta rateha a, tr all ed irgei trst itkileit 4 , 11 *- tio, t4i . ii , ii io ~,,,.. ..., ...p ...i. sod • l'ainOinin t a 144 . 4,0 .. 0 fottuded on force which , the differentStatee of the lett ;Ohl . ' " ty, of com- Confederation have' either already boo siltt e ieetilto • - . •-•' *.• --'' ' '' t". ' - 4 .,. r .• : . .. . yments' of Me . NittionaL Bankked.sulagit kittlisai -1 : t had a right about to bring into "the Add.. 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