The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-11 00:00:00

_ :r _, _.:, het weer that city and Bergen-op-Zoom. Thd head quarters are at Galmitout. The four battalions of Dutch troops which serve with them are at Groot kundert and Rysbergen. STUTGARDT, FED. 2I.—A column of I,Vurtemberg troops, under Major-General Spitzenbesg, this day departen for the Grand Army, with the sth train of reserve ammunition. By these and other reinforco 7 , melds our army corps. will have been increased to 2-1,000 wen. The landsturm of Wurtenlberg is now organised, and almost completely prosided with officers and ... arnis.. It consists of 110 battalions, forming four di. ldiirfita visions, and composing afore. of 110,000 Mif f be. . sides 2000 cavalry. I lam advaucirig I ciff • . The military force of this kingdom, therefore, in- cy.dirEir envy exactly of my ulterior opeTtions.. eluding guards, garrisons, 5000 cavalry, '27,00Q re-1 ArePpt, Mons. le Duc, the assurances ormy Mils iufantry, and 112,000 of landstut in , may be , consideration. e •timated at a total of 14-1,009 meo ; a prodigious. ----•—• The Marsh,' of ?_ l 7Pires awing' certainty for a state that has not mere than • - •• • . • • of • ?. , 1,100,000 Inhabitants ° AA. ' . ..: .* • Malts. ' ' . • -- • k .. : ''fit.; .. .;.l. .; .. •.' . ~..i . Melt* Cr.'.. (L•tteabarail • • • 11..... ••• • • ifeligokkild * 'a" - ...:1` . 0 • Mellaad • ",-4 PWR I SCI t I OS „ • • FRENCH - PAPERS. - , ..101N.‘.. PAO*, M ARC 6.—Her Majesty the ttnpress Queen and Regent has received the following news" of tht , sititation,of the *armies to the sth init. 1—: Hifi Majesty the Emperor aud • Kifig' hail Ott the sth his head.qoarters at ilery-le-lac, 'upon the Abate; The enemy's army of ' Blocher,: Sackett*, Atoll.; Wiosiogerode, and Bylaw was in retreat ; without. the treason •of -the Commandant of Soissons, whit opmiedits gates, it, was lost. . `General Cerbineau entered Rheims . on the sth, at four o'clock in the morning. We have beaten the „enemy in the battles of Lisy-sur-Ourcq, anti of —Mayo The result of the different affairs . is 4000. iogiori7ners, 600 beggage-waggons, several pieces of on, and the deliverance of the town of Rheims. • • PitICE O &rocs* , Vie/ Bank , 9 -per Cent itol. - • 5 per Cent qrs. 1 1 pert:oHO. -' 5 per ('ent. Nnvy 98i 4"—,... DA Air' a ',K.' i I:24llltZa 11 14 I) • ' f 1 Exchequer "ilk 3 1 IP 11 Osmium 4731 p . Consols tor Acct. 79 k • ri'll' $7l-7011i,41C,.....11 - Limo, MARCH 2.—A train of artillery set .out • raterday from !lola, for the advanced posts'of the army under the orders of his Excellency the Marshal 'Doke of Castiglione. &spume, FEB. 27.—Senator Count de Saint %rattier, Commissioner from his-Majesty to the ith ..MiliteviOlvision, has received the following letter, has been communicated to the Mayor of our • oWe, Roodlly, Feb. 25. SMiOxslltlß Lite°ArrE,—We yesterday seised upon Which it was requisite to take by main, force. I had directed Gen. Serran upon this point, with 2000 men; and although he met before him 3000 Austrians, of whom 800 were cavalry, he vigeroosly pushed them before him, and successively drove them from three very strong positions; he • gelled:upon one piece of cannon, and Major Meyer, ..of. the regiment of Kaonitz, having had a limb car ried away, remained prisoner of war. The loss of .the enemy has been very considerable; ears ImOunts to about 70 missing, killed, and wounded. Tn. Austrians, on abandoning Annecy, retired three leagues further beyend the bridge of Caille, ea our side, our adcanatd.guard is very near Fran-, gy, where the enemy . has 4:tnly a . iweak -rear:guard o f about 80 men. • -- . • Accept, Airons:pu, Le Comte, Ara. • (Signed) - Tor Gem-col 01, 00110116,C01111t NLARC HA* D. jltPclttALßap% • Head-quartelli;`risMet, march .5, 1811. Napoleon, Emperor of the Ftench. King of holy, Protector at the Confederation of the Rhin:, Mediator of the Swint:Coos fed •raliou, &c. • Cnasiderbig that the enemy% Generals have declared tharttary ;mould shoot all the couutry people who should take tip anal: • W$ have decreed, and flo decree as follows: Amt. 1. Ail French citizens are not. only authorised to ty to benti s :hot reritiirrd to do ii ; to sobnd the toctints 00T1 as they *all hear the cannon of nor troops approaching them ; to asse.n. • hie, tostirotir the woods. cut dean the bridges, intercept the emasionicatimo, and to fall upon the Banks and rear of the rnwnv. Lbery Preach ci izen taken tiy the enemy. and who shall brptit to death, shall be instainly revenged by the death, as res prisols of an encin - 's prisoner. 3. dor Nliaisters are charged w ith the execution of the per se:;t I)ec cr , wlt,c:i shall be printed, posted up, and inserted in tat Bulletin of the Laws. {Signed) NAPOLEON. By she Emperor. The Minister Secretary of State, (SiAned) The Duke of BASSANO. Head-qnartert, Fiimes. March 5. I , Napoleon. Emperor of the French, King of Italy, Protector!' of the Cor.fedevatioa of the Rhine, Mediator of the Swiss Con- • federation, ate. • Cotradming that the inhabitants of the towns nod coontry,,, lisdign.tat at the horrors committed ..pun them by the enemy, and espertally by the Russians and the Cossacks. Sy to arms,) titrough a just sentiment of national Melons., to arrest pasties -al the enemy, carry .tlf his convoys, and do him the utmost pos. 'Pile I alufy ; tint that in time places they have been turned from, it by toe Mayor or other Vstrates : %r Save decreed, sod do decree as follows: ! I t. I. 11 Mayors. Public Functionaries, and Inhabitants,. who, inwend of esettiaz tat , patriotic movement of the people t • damp it by dr-mailing the citizens from a legitimate defence,' shall oe CllllViqered as traitors, and trrattid ad such. V. Oar Ministers are charged with the esecntioa of the pral , sent Owe', which shall he Inserted in the Bulletin of the Laws. (Signed) NAPOLEON. '1 By the Emperor. Tae Minister Secretary of State, (Signed) The Doke of BASSAIIO„,_ •• •vp.. that the sanguinary , doakscine 4 01, _____44 lip% is confined to a set eflawnsiilL,lstakel/41k41404 politicians, and tigigaiiaiWatisjiltsgtonottgiAtatilistd. plish.the ImireoptirliNgittitil: • "A i4 - 7.`.. ' The 00:4144.1.10a$1 1 1* I*T of itlier. relating to 1111016144 atritatiaifia of thicAti 1 4 the CRQWN • PRillieli it appears,. entered z lier: 01, 27th nit. wieie'ke siatirsiiid upika- b? • thorities of the DepiNggooo-00 - 11: ctip * , the Central G•iyeamost. .No mentio n is isia . . 1:16""te44/64.inei.4414(iffixit,W0tpt atitiii4 on the road . in •artieseis:, - 4 Vs intaillti., to, goratatir ne4iiiitiktaotto ' " itt* . _ .., - ... _., .... .. . FRENCH FUNDS. March 4, - b 9 f. 73 (.1 Sarah a, • 54 f. oc. s ~` [These papers contain no information respecting Prince Sehtcartzeieberg'S army ; nothing relative to Holland, nor Roy actouut of the proceedings a Mar- Lhal Moult.) _ _ CRT, Of A ►.E'tiER FROM THE MARSHAL DUKE Or CISTIGLIONE TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE MINISTER AT WAR. CISAItLI3' art 11:1N 1#44,1P0r141314140144- naturally give OW' te IPetirt!ing!il2 l ll4: opta t probably be guided by circumstances. -The, , dam Paper contains a lilt •of 15? :O R Jetted - from the department of • the .who are to form :a. Out of the A • t Notables, aprinted to take - Into • 'the plan pf. a now 'Constitution. There 41 , -inve feature in this Constitutipa. strikingly ;All that of . •is in the hdtireill ~pisfwer,,Miercised ',Jim . Executive, of purposing le Constitution, ;with the evident .interiti*.thet it is not to be deliberated upon, for the r `*alteration or amendment, lot - fpx ‘lse,..papsass; 'adoption. Fer in the last. document,. we ace tog; seseves Couititutiousi Cud 40000. lAA} Si tions, ,the oath shell iie:tairdpitfaremel= car,. !rids is, its fact ) ai t 414104,,,Sigic f e. • • .41ssil.A i; "wit Hend-qunrters, Lone4e-Snainier, March 2, Seven in the Evening. Tour Earellency has seen, by my letter of the 281lof•February, that I had given the naelisary orders lo my army to march upon. French. Comte and .Genev a . • In consequence, Gen. Musnier entered this place the day before yesterday, after his advanCed•goard, commanded by Gep. Ordonneau, had overthrown the enemy, who appeared to intend resistance, and wh was briskly pursued along the road of Poligny s leaving in our power 3 or 400 prisoners, and about horses. Yestcrday Gen. Musnier marched upon the Les Petites Chiettes, and slept at night' at Morey. Om. Ps.nnetier coming from Macon arrived here today with his division. The enemy being briskly attack ed, did not resist long, and we could only come up I+ it his lea r-guard. • Gen. Bardet, who bad orders to pass by the bridge it k *P , •Gmt) tame. of their pelts, sideOartnt. 4.ll l "- • 11 . 4. • til.bi Ji ' t • 1 11 t 0. g ird *. .¢ :•, )wer, which we tbiak shovel' the i w. F o r h om ief ß t o ti e i n e o ß s iAveyrrepsit:tee on t r i i7h: (l ; !l not exactly to enjpy It complete 1 whi ch The military operations throughout ° `..," I were conducted with little effect. The iblisheti'au atili ,j; I from La Paz to the territory of Mot r•rsTurterion, andlcinn • •.1 .., i volutionized, and an unequal con 11: iy p r i nce wim,i, Abl iegaal, , we Chili, the principles of the insurgents uently their streegth, daily gaining gr, imething more on the Itiiiiieeitt - C -c i t serious apprehensions were entertained is t however, • yeryjittle to add. ;' of the parent state, that the kingdom Constitution itself in. .detail. !- 46 ,.. : _;its magnificent capital would beto:ri . (rodeos of the human race, we 'shooff', under the power of the Revolutionist! leased, that the title of Sorereim s .1= Vlte narteitiimape . OftorTWEL! conferred'' rather than assurned.- . IRowtatrojiiiLL, from_asli9t. which • Itiarlet - the iievi' Constlintion , of the latter gallant .ofOcer ander, stantially described in •the ° toitiiirig come forth. when it may;"7lt will _recognise tae Sove- . , L . *. • :••. , • , .. from one or . • 4tgoe;citm - p.i• in ShropsniV i. natter colnOry or ielktiti't4raside with, or. belor%..ta, the :peopie‘ ID Prbatevei,mgmee it may 6o delegated.' The, Dutch, 1 . . . '.. t. ... - .. • si. P :,1 1 'hawever;'are a people who, froth - local peculiarities, 1 " I derkittitiTroht'of Lord v. iiid stn eenerii. ..Sir Rowtars b, with *trey( Ms, 14: neat habits mbe described-as sus , ey• • •• .1 'Camp, when Ili •erosarnkliVrencli AA. shot passed bete cep': us; I.llBn . altibt . I t i'l l . • ,tatit one time the demecratie.part of the _community, t . . WO found to stde• with tire STAD'eflOtata against the. w EL ,,,,, id . ros r s , • Rea d , , 4i . d . aiti i i' t .t, •:seteet zealois end disintereeted patriots ; mud, at all . killed Sir ItOWLA:Va's horse.• Theleilt limes they aro: te . be tampon(' with, and played 7 shonider of the animal,: pasted Iti4tr • lied went bet Wee* thi lige. of the lick?: 11 - in oi) .. irtt eni ,. l l4) ivi a il s g t th O. e ,e lv 4i ii at i ar! pe. a,Tti opi rii e l,.g , I . t i n t d ..m ain i b i. i . 49 44l , c s:r i i p tip uitt e i, wa;iviikt , ,,,hitit 147 , 110.,im0r1i • 1 oer y. af 'Oetteriqdgt, ~." ..,,, wertit the while of the 'patriet ill•tbie couotry !- seribisp - i m ii litror s it 4l z t il .. , . OPrir 4 P44 wt . to watch .whabitaiilabeittt doittlddti.ar:tbose extriOr; ' ih e ca5e ........:!". • .7i i :/ - , 4111 ----.* ' X. 4,, ..4.iiik. ... ~.. ~ . dinarybeittfi r 2:lheAtiksse whltiet! .. .pp4 ~ ~.'t ..‘ practrawki a, vs upelmitti bdir tneatidt . , ,,4!*l i till Oster should :hate. begtin to 'fi irtheit it*- . - _ anti polittcaliihWer Wet tittle:4* will •- f i rkt :l!ilt4twmglit6__..;.,Lttti . ' 4f rig, atre . 'unders' ; k a t:44:o4 1 Mr. Hewitt!-' k' to thair ' .. . . • .;,- -• ;. t worthy the example apt, another •.nation •;, VNI3OIIi . .. : ! ..;.- ' i'.-it'liti . . itLni - . .f' these ._ 1 ,„.. i otached to the principles 9f thagrest . . . . • !,...- - e t .4. ' '". 1,..K .1: -:. grow kit'' hie it -r-• - • .•°'. - • 111111. ""? u al:be bears' . end/arams - ses to; liut ' 11 ., • • ratnat,'" asawinki4l•;'• 'lB/4. •' " ' . :44 % beings. .t.tiftek. , -"theilil ` . unite resistance lc; "'tip . ' -- ---•.-. ' l4 rit I- -.:,_ 4llti t* • '. lot 1tt(t.1:04.v... ' -L-. ~ r . ,Isvalowleveatilf Switacaney in there sittetrtatiothaf f- • --ipiiir 1,,• • . : ; ty . .4.ntilmtiftteera pus cruel Gore 4 . :iir rnor , et nia tia, l 2 4 .. ...w e im s h .oters ... t ii tie rv ,. , _ p .tx, .i•e vilift •-..• 17 . 4 7' .. ',4 34144 - ... i. 1 French and Dutch PitelA.letr• the Bth !nitait ...l that thirlig,,PitiOisited their ' li e• ''ltibk• It toted ifor d s. asjeistir-Augi.„ .r, i:iie(44l received last night.—Ther:Oratas, wiltittilk 1-1-11 . :Pendent. - 11 1 .0 1 10, ' lost . oisessititrit ill the:pa.: ; , (IPRITICE ••S'clisrAirxetrastrci.*'' , • ••-,,. 14101.1 tiled ?V; ' . • ••• • P • count . of the movements end operatianaA tjta.gr,l6b . thotic 'qualifies that gave. birth to their republic. cpirip a • Nogetiure 4 one ot.; * * atltiirea :Austria ;• as he is a direct deacee ant qt. the hattae .. • • . Army to the sth, and are 14 eensiderable -import. 17 12 Dutch, at firsitasswealpus in the ca u se fkedoie, ••: I his grandfather i anocs It will be seen by tilie ifOsitions of the attct -and who atittlied* *fin es litblishreirittia , greater. ! S avoy, . f o rcirTsnstrts who was a tilt a rt acLiabsltter- or ' • tending arnica , that BON APAISTE has* son4o * l O 4 and moraliigoretufleffOrti thaw *ere ever exhibited. • ' * • • • , . King of SARDINIA. Prince: , .. i t , sure executed the maereuvres which he had in con. i r bk ii i mot on y-i t li ta . .p irept - _ i itella kb title from a prindipalityi-drU • templation, as previously announced to the ;Nit. w and ,litho demonstrated ; to mankind, fora pillory, the most / Perfect picture .German Empire, of which he'itliiiikt sians. The effect of these operations has been flam -..-of a flourishing somixonwealth ; ham since become . he also possesses very considerable:7 retreat of -BLUCIIER, SACKIIIi,"YOILCK, Wii4lllo,ll. I degenerate: arwthaitekin4 apieared dead-to'all sense He is now only in the 4fith alla: Navin commenced his military career .i_t Rona, and BuLow, to is. distattca .of Wean! ltd l of a pnbip!intiteiti dud' to .„everY g enerous senti miles,. and the possession et moms b y . theyrenck i'ment cif , s 'llitopi;,....Tl;sie noble, •• tbeid divine quttli- period of his life; He 'was Ambassi4or ',titre's Coorti. an d give a i gr.44, fete i' ' who claim a considerahhartatry over the - Allies at 444 mr4frirll-rtirt (411. Admirals, the Titoites, the •lehration of tha'lntiar - lago of tins, Ibisy-sur.Ourcq and May, taking 4610 prisoneri,' DE Wviv., :end the Dr Rt'nr‘rras. . .. daughter of his Sovereign. - t -.' its;- 600 baggage-waggons, and several pieces of v , artoon. p ~,cinee'the'tioie of - these renowned captainet•a ! au he mended the Austrian - 04ntiegiiitg. . . . . : By these movements, the Allied . **rai 6l. -- .0 f §-Ce-- 44 4 1 4•Tr. 4ust of' Oh: has .extintoished among the Dutei Mill iviign ; he afterwards eetorned-Wrae 1;1(a4 and BLUCITER are witieljasepatafatf ; I ' . bit ii k pl r it . 0 , O r i e ti sm .a h 1 • • f 1 f• e oi e o g lor y, ory, eee th f Im o q character . _of Ambassador ; and ,i, • - at 40ii;41 1 1 0 • • it may all'ord the former in opportunity a .i f , hrtmanity, of . Nye Alliesi Armies, and4ten the sense of shame. The `'towards lie `towards Paris, if he has power to . do'so; ant,* tkite lartliagenians,- thatTninney4iting race, never werpl , , ye• s ti.,l' a , Mr. Naas, of oipit l i the attention ef. - 04t-LtztltTE. is follY , Oeottpied ) . blt',, • 11110 r/ so .debased: _' ; ,4iorfit want of princiPte has tonal Stock. Eschangeis,alivd7notiti.d;• thin . , tween one and the other.- 1 1‘bere arkitceounle 414 , prevailed Pt:IAA& • The 'tovernMent bas • ofirialtiott of tlso•Blioriiiiusitirosild be reaibn the .Al t arlue Sr,iciel.-liettl Lyons to _the 3d, statiog, that Atonal:A-wiled,* l'heeir obliged ) .‘ 4. /Criiiii the DutegAndet • severe pe . ~ mei, to reoei ye 'the bidding for a tieW , .-. : .. vanced tO:Ldria-le-Soulnier,;iasout 84. miles .frooa '. 'nal ties from' 'setting, 'to ,' the enemy,: besetting: - dirt.... v iXto44Y LYG"it trod ena!!" ( Pteall., .61161V-thlijat.lk.l44 refit I blockading tlMir ports, .ammunition rind steiri,....4i.e.]Fi t ip a S in g: ' at' t wir Office te . Rlith tertranssctiesg, t h eir_ _iTlal . N.9 .. i l of Scxworri•ENßEact- This.tlolllll%itistiltrodoubl.tculated • to bombard ' or destrey their own to*011 : " -- .... I wards prBbeerfad tor tfle London 'Par inlluence•-the preceedingt!4C . .44 1 Riebey *hie* thiintrektiart ISOSSOSIKITS waritiiiiiii4..The Eiti,l.:44 - rlaystsigir„ tri. thr; . ..-Gilahri , i —There are two Dec;feletiloliy !CFA 't•t**lll l ► nt! i' .. it4 t• t t ' bl . 4 . 'e qu iv a lent,iii 44 • N• ldetne " d Gentle m en•ri . iill' . , ~,..,,, son er • o any p easora oas i are - sat 0 . . . head - quarters, at Fisines, **the sth instaot.. ~ 0108! opinion cifk Hollander; to Or the tatentkof the..n?"44 l , fopptt;:iiitertriktatent,,, a band , or. of them. is retaliating upon the Allier! Printii,l4l eh& all 'tile iiittialtof 'tin i heart -Avarice is the only, playing all the tipre... ,, The• oolleett,.._ iecleding iubStitueot.dentaions, lilac:intel' Tided they carry into execution, their , tirrivats,ohoi e j oei i in d - wealth 04, " i iiiiivii e iit i i i th e u n it e d -: • I v 'A 9001. The Chairman read a letter f shooting all the country people wholike : up arms in. : Pravisitati In 8116'a...state, a soidid_aod, ael fiat hap- , vu.tt slat , - .1.-. , tt i h iy . r 4441resollt h e was an . defence of their native soil !Os impessitile to read I Miss nay_ ids found;milled width - the exiser *iiidispositirin,..but that the': Society, these' deireei end proclamatioan withao4 . enjoys in contemplating • his hoard, or. i fie glattou . *Tams. *He ehiti . iellarit. let ter.. (gosh one's blOod being shilled at the evils a hicli a state tv,‘ I his meal; bdt there the liberal arts cannot thrive,. of • Birmieggain,* inclosing a draft Ur warfare causes to the peaceable inhabitants of an 14 and elegant manners are never to be expected, unless quainted the Society that lite kttaS s ille ended country, who are to be deterred *i groa ndst tSt „,, careliin another condescending l y c e 9 u n n y t e r yed t The lie p r r *by ice Ss' CIIA R.LoTTa. Princess 'eau i £ . Will.: .. r the PeussisteCioniul 7 had left ekts St ck+ ' . ance at the peril of their. !tees:! It •is irrni'l 'of WALES will have as y inuch to doin transforming a' Singc E;Crt .' ,o;6 - i.-- . --11;foilitatiiia *. , French issued a decree against the inhablkellikrtst , „ 1 7 7 1 Dutch lady 'into a passable' bein, as Mrs. - jottai4tand, has been given, that a PitipiikiibliAvaa.latelt Portugal when they por fi diouily invaded thabipsmr DAsiiit, with her chissel l to fashion a burnan figutir. ly living within the rules of the ingixB - iiiti, it tile' ' x i tior l ritory ; but it is equally true, the Gz e ft e l„ from a block of-marble. ' - • . 1 p erson who representedthe.sham Colonel D 6 BOV101;•; • ..•ti —amlllim.--- ' ' " • . i . • / SF V k then in COMMalld had the tit gie•-• - • ' _. a . --1 r* •ST iritsmili " • . ... ' ' OFFICE. Two O ' CLOCK . 1 I lie is not yet taken, bat. the Police officers area on the;„* . ... , look-out. • tract the orders given, • 'in corisequendi all' A • ' WWI !sported . in th*City this .morotat,.:that a, i 7 i., v. e regret. to state the lests.of She . smack . LOr4A .. -:••• • Monstrance from our Commander in 044'7 1 104 lir - 1 - • rii• •• • Av i , r.arrtv • rom• ...e •.. EkttltaTON' Dundos Packet, 'Attie of Aberdeed '- • ith ,Oa 'oil' . - threatened to retaliate upon the French pelaatiersy ••• .--•. • i 1 ' 6 ' 1 loodo '' :1 boar . d . •At R . trim li 0 :1 il • " .1. 1 ' 14'''44 {ear - •.. t •-, .....-..• with ~, , i ßt,po.rtlitit Rtq kence, at .. We FAWNS . ! 4 4 • 2 7-T-- - ! ea ~‘. -te crew ,afigtis . . —The Times of this day has, •bettiewef or . (4.oprat tititt 'Mai is4ny.foondation fo r the.repOk: •• i''''' t i persons,alo there 'were also on' boafaittiStile_ Aril I' •,4t:, fi . to enter a justificetian of thie,. blontirthirstit. • .. sh i p-master and her child,- pis ~l -4. t-iti' se leftist arrived f ront ' Lord Geswapi. proceeding of the Allies ; .and if the writer in this -A•'. - . • ...,_' .. . - , -...........:- - -....1k2- the letter has beeii.carit ashore. .:•!,••:..!••.*.•...t.i'g: r . ' .1.1 Mr.. Taylor, Of 9r/iff ham: theitriiiii* * - itd ilie. I ' : Journal had. the command of a sraord looted" '•-- w • . • ~. itEacew, in Dow ni ng - street, 4414 nethringerre . pp. . . .. esi.. e shall endeavour to flaw ackhielerf4 l olloll. on 'the h' hwa - near'Sill red iir Is'Arcitand . Oiiihe eg quill, a great parl of the habitihie globe !sight ,'' •.. - IA • • .. ' .... i 4 . • ... ig. Y,. . . •. 1 - 4 , •. tim e-ear,ft Second,rahtron. . . . • -•• . '.. - • r.. -- i Wednesday following:' Jomef lorbes 3 . tharvikwith, , long, be depopulated. t..ii • ilk; itowezifitrtun . . , , • .. . J .----.--- . . .:- .the cbmmilsibn If thiimtirder; hai . beitt -conuarftdi. ...., . .e. •• - .• r , . Mbit the' Dutch niatstec tad retired from the pre.: Ito York. Castle:; . 7 , . , _1;044 -t 1 • Parreca Raoster, at • CartionAniiie, 40 It is said;thattintice has been given kern mime - twetlnegdiy, his Royal, llighness,received a-visittrom the Government Offices to suspend certain Pentracts.' ' ,thetriuceps CHARLOTTE. - •• • • for and also some of 'tbe 4intnicts tor. it is the Princess MARY - whose hand *art is •! clothing. • .- • giving to:the Wog of Pausii A. -4 - Daring the_late lerere" Weather .? a coley :sr,- eight It vs tistairted,- that -the -Empress of - Itoitifa'lerltt! partridges Cia:eiiteiy iiiorhing to the front:ill Of country, together with ter OftsStiialie ceq-:, White Lackingtoo -HoirSe; *Thirite r . *t#44o- • yid;, 'WI AR 'the labours tifAitih eintpaigte aroler.: l there for some - time.. by Mr. liest c •tfte-v-t. 4 t •-tainated. • .lltl a • few Alio, ,anop e r covey , !if 0 4 - , Accounti . (roll., the hitittaiit t lAraiLawd.razei i were Aid iiriArl'eg Mks" day; ,end •fh:T. iito* to the t4th, ere' lea tieetetelbac operations came irtto the peesage of the dweilTng • ";.,;11Kaily . had: been eennneened •iptitif iffir titigef :pork s; pf long battles were fought beftweowt.hVititi,44ei; *Bayonne ) aqd, Olt .149-10** tillitX; Would soon be sqmuch that they *ere;nlpait; lip hi ,h4i t bitairadd. us *pipes-that it is • not the: in- set at liberty again...-I`hiseentirrotti•dur'ing:" gen'. •-• . ... ..- -- .-.-A- ~4 . •, ; . tendon 0 • the 'Noble' atqtil):,. as. has. been repro- r vere weather, and when it was- tilki ` ie ~; muted "telbaskibli.tateee'W - Itit a•smai I force, and to i-parted. t_ l _.. • . ..• ~.. • - .. •• , - .4-4 1 31f1t.f:- . •!• 4 `. owe twetrivateg -part•of • his army into the interiorl .A gentle m an sportsman, in•the . City hat 0 ,missis i4a, Traitice ; on .the tontrary s , We understand it ils.l to produce several.horseAS to go 29 oigliitt'i,:ti#W.,t . :eoesiciel'ea sitiessaii,...in the. first place, to reduce - rile - match is for a great stake, and - too:gujneas,44o,,, .. t Bay onue be enlyrt.‘ seduileli c iigalar itapply: to ,the 1 already been deposite& - ••• • ' w. 1 • _AI ti t , i.i,„, ahoy, andito possess Ai - imitable port for comma/rive. -An extraordinary elopement rook pla n Ytil!in.* ',tion. with the conutry. --The force se/11410c Lortf,;..rnd, of the town within these few day.. TlittA4o i ship,• according to Ike' :melt - FeCent 'tieceitete r * lii .iiiis, , net been more than six' months a Wife ant e• - berate Bayonne aad op. the Adour f . ifosobitti 'to l igaillint is "Oman of slaty ! " 1 so,Obo' Etritish, 2.s,oooPortugues*, and i lirie tintry 1 - - . On. Thursday a •salmon, weighitig eOlbriditto ► e:•' of Spanish troops. -'''''' ... . a . . 4 • kvoirdupois, scni; takeli at one of the visiftisiters I' - ' • Advices were yesterday received f Volt - Gotteit.l . in the Tweed, helouging to the. Old 5.410141 in burgh -.., u througirDenthark, after the stoppage of 17' 'pany. It aieastireck four feet four itielgailhengt and - s' mails b) 0 the ice. The intelligence by thi s oppera two feet . five inches gitth, and yr50,31C44641,in ,unity serves, in• some degree, to • confirm the a- .guineas and a half. 7 . ~ . .4.6, .. , ..L. ,, stiit, `,eat of the Revolution in Norway. It is said that Monday ' next the Lottery ends."-The Witek4r;, S,,..sl , ,Vidish,liesseli ..have r in defiance. of the li te i mm e ns ely rich • ' there ore "rticrof i rlt i f,9oo, besides betweett-thie•Coorts 'of Stockholm and Copia: Eighteen other Capitati yet to draw z- bet those wt o.• been captured by th e Norwegians, and con- wish - to have a.Chance must ply do ni .before' Sla . wtere the crews Itivs tardily, as the Drawing begiummt a. very< early he, on Monday morning. • . . ~, . . , •,-., .. 'wool* • !..: " .-,. •; - •,,-.-. •.-- ~ Nk, -- . - , • I'HE ‘.... - ATESNIAN.' ..._ of Bellegarde, yesterday took Fort l'Eclese, ,-. pat they are ac the Executive Powi _ he found a quantity of ammunition, and four pi-"- \' ; , ' of cannon , and of whish the garrison, 2 0 0 strop', %- -.- of surrendered prisoners of war. lie continued bit ., t • ~ e , i v . pu t movement, and yesterday evouligtwas at faros, foul* ,• ‘ , . ..7 ~,. . t. 4.7 e .! - ~,. ITIVAL tioi liaguesirons Geretia. ii Si gists. . . Gettitralshlasplussid 41ifarrived at Fraogr, State . Patistr aligned' b twu leagues from 'Ge iit, (hiving , the enemy to promised to say some Chambery, and taking a number of prisoners. our leisure. There. is I n *is Sti . tte of thiTAsigearopasplecomily Up+ , 1W ' - 'i4 . see the Coma and ilyie-rtfreii of tNe,corps of Get b ...Btibal "Nick - 7 -t °Da' lllO a ' diet. 1r Pity ds to lihe.freetlam has atrettly suffered afllllX lr — rxt ts ril• . vs, ' .ditSetilt... :114 *will be-obliged to. tin* it htm4if rep.- 1143.91)0en better pleasi 14 mountains of S.' itzeilinid: , - '-•'' :•• -"" • 'l, - Piince had been cont lam advancing, and chilia . . Worm We trust, howevOr,l t iii4isic le • qg namme“.....ftrir a ik !vices by a nB6l v IMMO 7th of Dk era b er. ' . 1 : Slan44 America 'he whole oe t i gitty • ' ' DIAI ontevideo was re. , - commit, Ilct was waged in ' twrPort eats, and conse. 4• Mara, 1 g ground. Very and Erl ne4l by the friend! 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