The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-19 00:00:00

.. ~ • . - • _ .• . . ' ... - , . ... . • - 0 . • . •,•... . , . . . . - , .. ~ THE TATISM - AN - . ... . . , . . • _. . - -- ............ . - i •.", ..:,•:0 ' "111.1.15"....iaN 1111212114=181111"1.6464 . , mos . Ni• - d e c r ied in hee • Ceeeetie v these weettheiheationewely I mo - nth - , the ieltabitants ol Paris had begun t o ni i.. : . - i ' PL 411'S FOR PAR LIANENT4RY REFORM. T ... . • 1 Gottrourgb , 1 1 iiso• a . m . .. . oth a v i ew .to . .. , -.....-- I , ~ . 'ele, .'. as her owteireillst ,I di; lll .valtie, and that every thing there was in great Co e ,' . .. . ~ The following plans for a Reform in Parliament, ! • - i der and confusion. That the Allies w fleet but al , . . '". 4 z 1 :- $ , which appeared a short time ego, are submitted to , Pitt • - Iffi A ~, . . . • , ~ s n • , 1 ii ,•-: .r t togy costealporariellatdia in , • wrery short distance from Paris on the side of ; , least:,... r . ' the public by Mr. Capri Lofft, a gentleman well I li an a . , i' itas : , $ i known in the literary world :- 1 ' tgee • . le tt); • `''''' ••,, . '', ':', * ' .-The Asteithillti in full torch to And that the said gentleman had, eihi s j eoraei , 1-The been informed that the whole of Vendee was in 4 11 ,, • . PLAN I. i Per Ce*" . • 1 - -.7 thilta " ll2 27 1... 4 ; ... 1 1 ,: i ' Peals! I-Their arisival at its very gates .... 1. E4arti and universal suffrage. • 5 -....: 1'er Cent. NnvY 97" Gunton ruf ‘...-. 71 " • eltiesetiee ofel3o;keenre and destruction , oi 'of Aterrection, and had Mounted the white Cockade, ,:-.. : ~ 2. Annual. Parlieetexts. -11.12.1- ' - '" ------- --- .'ils o inimpw 4 4 4. prosperity , proposed to the consti- We learn from Breda, under date the 13th ifi ii i ...: r 3. Election brdistrids to bebegun and fi nished in 7 1 11 F.; 'Snit 7'ESIVAIk r . . . ... one thy: '.trited' Aiseherities 1-The acceptance uf the latter,- the Dutch battalion of Gillet, and a regiment ne . 4 Tee repennetant u e •we e " r miod by ate apt. r-- 4, --- -- ----, - - - * -- r7 - 7.- - 7cf --- r - T - 4 ---I F -. 'the &metal and depth of _the Trani .! litterbeen Haneeet+en cavalry, had Passed through that form proportion througboat of the number of voters . '. ' • IXteVil •-* ' L'. - . : among the daily predictions and reports, ---1- "•'' • - • .... ' by selects on its. way to Brabant..., __ .._.. ___._ , ._.--.... . , .. to 'of rrywesentatives. ! they here a ttempted;-we trust, in *sin, to dupe , ANHWEI*, MARCH 13.-Leet.Feidee 'evenly " (le i. s .. ' ii he understau di up so d t o s atut . my, p aib i g uad go derll French prisoners were brought to this . 0144 - • K were in a most deplemble condlOon sg t e k H er r e df : h - r . .• .., ~., 5cAT0R0AT,,,,.1114411,11 . ..awg , 1 1111141.-. 1 .. T i , .;', i .. .:. , -' • PLAN IL - v..k • . . . I. •Tl)at. the 'owns. which before Meted, many of !." 1 We mentioned yes ' . ' t ••a filesienger had public:eellow tome • , ..., •-fset ?•-eLtdoseel Itietit Wiitleite::_rge peel liOnious t isich formerly sent - ~_- I ci i i i - - • -,- , l ipil i c i ies f i est : i nforms us, t hat no thi ng ee els ..b oa ....ti,/n.is t i s eett., d mo na r y e s t l i c y lc hi t c h t a i n tr h e e v e g i h the ies a . . , . , . . _ta l ittitt with di '''••""' wept lad thest fatie ' til u e e t . er': ;'h e e r y l o ilem et t i ;:).. . • *ye ri ... aartianteet ; !keep t tele jaetesesoation salved Item file Chaumont ,•4; . d; .. o4uo. . reptesentlti on-drs co ti ao d an d e re . ; and 'Charities. The important Bulletin meets of the Grand Jai • 4Orrog . .Sinee 1410 MIPaaTe ., 'l'he factiee on *is be- quaetered herOsethe fiereitiiis, *ld AIIO Digits inetetuted je proportion. j issued by , Government. on the occasion, was bol, quitted the observation of it. if. That where the voters (which sliould he i n a ll i however, pu bli s h e d i n time to appeal in the whole gets to horn some misgivings. Intelligence hesnow arm lame of the laudsturtne Ti. eititeette previddi 044 secklieroeglet les to' he retirette,ittPfhfinais rest- of oar impression ; we, therefore, repeinta -to-day ; died that ScitwANTZENBEIta does not intend' to pg, tri ll * necessary clothing: '-: .. v. „ • . -:.-4•,-.: deial, paying acot lied l ot) amount to 'lOOO, they !i it has follows:- - to Kris, at least at present,-that he i s mon% he, oi:in:rekni t MAO 6.-egrillfferd - if tfi'i' Aleeett. should ehoese. treetegr**ll4l.4ol.),)tere fewer vo- ._ It 'Aectiunts 'have been recei v ed from Chat:Anent of q uite a di ff erent directimel The faction now would troops decoyed; the French elosi ; eader the woes tem,: MO darerence ,te Jee made ep . fmet the soy. ... 01111‘14th and from / Ciliation of the lath. • I abuse him, - but they, are afraid ; they express all our city. By this manceuvee itn engagement toPh . . reenditte.l:ll44o4e- .:- - - • • • ; ..., 2 - 3 - . roil to betaken by Parishes rilhes did, al erne: .cc The n ews of Marshal BLuctieti's victory held • the anguish of disappointment, alt the torture of ree place at•Beveren, a • village' slinated near to us, it% ifs. than AO eaters in each. . . ladled at Chatillon, and that General Sr. Pinker fitted and derided prophits,-they Teat th e language which the French wire d ri ven back ishh grea t l oss. . . • 4. The* subsisting horueghs w hich chnie repro- led net ukartel restrain that of A strong corps of the Allied trod s has arrived I bad retaken Rheims on the 12th, and mede 3000 of disapprohetion, .., y sentatives tit, present ; to he on the fome system, by rfpropcfi. hut where is .Scitiviar2ittriseito now 4 to..dey.' . including -the inha fi iteitts of like description hi the 17 16° " ere * " Prince SCHMANTEENBEacs who had remained 4goi , let what is the 'Whist , probable object of'hii 1 • bg •••• •• ... . lEietrwr - Witten 7.•-• The hittsfeletvetterferiee • t serroueding hetidreds.te.complete 000 voters. ~; ... :present elovessent ?. . This question is perplexing !--e ` Oudenarde states, that the Freonles v ibe . Irail laator.'... b. *Cities which , have more than 2000 voters to at Troyes, was mo;ing upon Chalons, • • .....i. •,i t compelled to quit the vicinity of thee lowa, Were4H -.. ',, have their representation increased in proportiou, ; • " General BIANCHI had defeated. .Auattleiu'at Con it be to reinforce 0 , mieniii, ? What, lb rein- . : tieo of every edditional..2ooo. Minton, but the details had not arrived. ; s ekittl an ermy a", ready ,se Mast an overmatch 'for its inn retreat. . t• • -,, • . 1 • . . • i *z 6. 'Parliaments to tbe,Renued, or triennial, o ne'7.e _ll4 The Pienipotentiluies were still at 011141104." 'll, - 0•Ign- tat l Ail army rapidly advancing in the career We learn from another quarter, Omit 2014 h an co r t third going Out ycarii,leer rotation. . ".; Mr. SRAM, who is called, by distinctioe.,, , -L..rd - o lt• + 4i, .! "1 :, i 'l l eo. ! ; t oje ',,thih, the ° thee day, in the' who hod marched out. of Lisle with Oen. Matson, • . 'PLAN 111. • -VAS'TLEREAcIt t E messenger, was the bearer of. th is opinia-.. -%t 7 , '..1" itigarious Pqiitittline s of ; the Times and , had deserted that General, AO had arrited• at 1 : Article a: in Plan it. • ititelligence. Be left Chaumont on the 12th,,..end . Cerreie, L , 'hail,. iiitc' , ll.tar reilt, borne doWn every im- 1 Bruges with * their arms and baggage. • . 2'. As ditto. 0, 041 7 •2'o)e3 Chatilloo on the 13th instant, and passed thrtlegle pedimea',•".a rid i*ept,.witht. a resistiess,eourse, to the i On the sth the French made a sally from Yzendyk t ' 3.• Cu the boroughs, consisting * of; len . , „. •-. •„.. .- • . - - Weill: .nee„ into , . the very: beast of the French and with 18: men and an officer bed . pusbed,lo voters, ore aepreseatatiio'to be chosen as Itterdeeut, Paris, which he idt ein the'l sth, whin that cite:tas the other se in artklesi and 2of Plan 0., - in a stale of pedal tranquillity. He landed .aV, I • ypEtal ! .* gititity.• el, eient.ofiwhith it was rational Vilateriliet. • The•• • dosiacks layinuin pee** .0 1 • • 2 May isoi•ooik_ coOkied of corruption in the, Wafer very early , yesterday morning, And his arrival ,to seppbeeltt. eateioe-tieed reinforcements . But, I Gas van Ghent. ettecked there, matfett seliosor act ~ Tie '',„. 44 . 'US **ea; fo be did:rased:est ; and the: was known in town about the middle of•thilday:- . ', perhaps, it risiylii I. , roak t .e seconty doubly MHO,- two soldiEril prisOnerS, anti likeivise ti'olt..res* *i l k: '. . ept.c .; . ~iyonc)tile tt„lr.. exe s reised by the principal" On no former occasion do we recollect to hero Wit. 1 . tiiutimptee•the_pairont.,sefety;of the Allied - Annlis two .peasants ', carts and five hersee, whiphstrissie - * : • t. fa xtditetetforeteOiseesitig ;it of the - surrounding .„ .. • • with theetequisite additional voters from. nerd to universal and deep an anxiety as '4itthert lin theie - appinaeir - tot . t r i n ', th a t thi s ju ilot i oel . or r5 . .,.* & ol d , at. Gh en t., ; C i o' lonel„ ,cnunt . BiPtai*it ul gt.„' s i. ' . . ~ ' to a dihtillit te*1141 , 1... . displayed. " Has he brought the Preliminai iesii.--, I r tlie t , peihipa,• tidi ittvioilination of 'fore.es•is I marched out tidel4lettenitlit !tikes. corps.refee . . , , k . . ... , .•..r. • . t .•• 6: 'As' 6 in ille Eligtshag• y.. 0 ......• ~1410 : - - . ~,.„.. Heaven grant 1" was the lively expression. of ev e ry . abfiet to beanies. 'this topposition stands directly and •Cosentlii;„ogit,eeltiretilligfeettite fileitryle; - 4 '-. i r ! - 7 : ....: ~ _;:i...•-•*.eaeete iv. - e • tii::reste 7 countenance and of every tongue,-with the ekceite : eptedeedetedillhafilitien, that SeuwAnYnganSplif - Beiliatis : , itiiiiii IL:l4i itibliiik t i ttle• .. --; : • - - .= .1. The terroteghtete remain as Z ei elpr . tielunlesein e on ou t ) , of t h ose ! pi*, Wee an interest *I ... ; 44a,osittniltiliSogent, erigki have advanced. 'is*. Sti ' nday mondelibli*Psittibitied • es- ili . I ki a • • , case of . did*OfiliABlllPfit for core And then pirititiettion of human , ')Ultery, and in whitifte! tity wlthi)ses3eril difficultY and danger, ! , -• ; ; . 4fie estu i vr at eni.. li iiv iii:,.. c - a i t i o r iitel i , A - 00 w • the •" . I . , as. in 4of the ,iweeeding Pisa.- - ► ....; r,' gireitellebv minds, the sordid and . selfish feellege4mee Ite . wisked..tieemt there 'Leif, sureirrint••lnsbtateel•Freneh near tti that . tilt i t tliii:l 10 sses, who went :- ' • .11:i0. Members, to he atided_leeep representation k,; I . , absodadettery sentiment of petriotheno tele 1 . e.. ter . >; • blies - a circuitous w he n ; cantoned iO the vicinity : atilt pie* Snitched use.: ' • , . Of • England end Wdles."? , ''.17'..:1-'3l*. - •;.4. lio AN ••• , .... • 3.• 34 ef these to be chosen by-11M-Idellitiee at pm- OP Attit",(4lo°3 1 19.1r.Aft . , ...**tibvite OPe° to him ? ' WV. take tu rd ' two , days Ace, in the Morning, for Anteerpe* •• • , __ Ir.-, 4- u • I ' , • . , sent.most deficient ia representation, ',.1....., 1 ..--,..--aertitilrifielltri, is, we are happy, foe* - std firjettiegesteps, when prompiktidi nod energy ! strengthen the corps laying boom . tha t city. -.- • . ;4. 68iohe Arisen 10 , 04 he Cities and great towage of our Country; to sa y, as contemptildte.-4-be •' •• 1, rah . ineittesill Paris 14 be : hisehfelit, no desirable, ? I LEYDEN, NAM's 13.. The French garrisons shut' whialeeithee have none, or a d efi cient proportiip. ;is in Character. • The general and fertirEfilik tie Whit ipt . nsoe war faetion-whee: will t h e war ! * - • 3. • The representation of Scot/and to be increase& •- •4-• . ----' - .1. ••?-- . •.... up in the • important place's of Bargen-on-Zoomy .. community, though it has not yet ••. Mt - . faction its Courts of rrussia and Rasher} in.proportion. by adding R. ......-.. -.. , , 1- • ' . .. „.. . larv-if ~if;. • and Julien; continua to deffind thinned.* • i • - 1 , 6. Of Ireland, by adding 17*. . , ' gratification, is not likely to be ism. . fli should ultimet .... . el Y 'WO: that ' t .13* at'•"'ara con'' That of the Srst 'of these tortreel Ise just . • '.: • • • 1 .7: M 6,in Plan ii. • . 1 trated. A report ' has been ei _. • the sistent with the policy , .Austria, -for thWaemy t° . l an attack made by .th F li h i ' • 'Ai* "' • e• artg 6 . 2 . „,..,... . GENERAL PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO ALL TUE PLANS.. arrival of the Messenger, thatthe jnilitininetlei Were ! ScnwAitTonienenci to Area that of &aeon !t, an 1 v d i cure to roteutiskiev •iTtie . . _ . 74107... . . '',;i‘ •I 1: No place-Intl', other then the great Officeneof alt gist signed ,- and this repert dene.itit - eficeiett 1 attegle upon the capital * a France, than for ' it to " lino in. which t he ,ga i ie ll eet ot td io 44.; -.. ' • a t ta4,.... • State , no per,oli holdingut sinecure; uo person beittg .-. any very decisive contradiction lieldt? ,It:! welliiktel melte each an attack alone. The approximation of -.• • ' - ---e-qe•-v------e-- 4 ---- . 1i.... - .-- - '-s• : : given in a pnvase Oftterprollk - law 1.- • . Taloned, unless such pension he on address of Par. or the most courtly circles. We li'vet .. the flea! 1 din Grand. Army to thai of Silesia may be with the 1 ni - m arc h ,. i n w hi g iat ed iais. i ., *4 1i,r1• 4 ••,..;;Wirt. - '.. t Itanteut for public sertiCei, to be eligible to serve in the ( l ouse of Connuons. sion of the Cabinet, which assembled letttiediatilyeat i , deitge of i 'iv I . its force and accelerating its cg p a r ati g hihms .4o4o4 ,- '. ... . , .... ,-,130 r * r. 7. ., 5 7.,..!e",• . I'''' . • % 1 1 .40.1 . 10101011,010.44,0 Ant. .--- --,.. • eri titled as abatis, the arrival: of 'fits.irj, . wan. of - 4 :paC46 . 6-#I4tIMM ; la" 1**10.116 . -.. .1-444 1 4 asatare•konPihnshla dullish; ;at - Z. - sett eria‘mirs ? , *O *NV .' .. 1 41 04 epee Wise' Preee4 ille. freeptetteletrateliekref r'llir• - • ihat lholdesseuger, who sirsiAlentintift lyre, • - RISE - ithtileg.. 4 0 ,. account krilfaiiOflit I.furuishe4l.._, l 4 104ders. 11A4 ._ ,.° ng . *Niptf ..- ,:. ~ _ .. s , '• ~..,-segotiogio.“, " ,fiompariv Pi tivoireitrna* conterlAa-tite teat of tiegoelefiettairilf .. u ,. 4 : : : . ..... v 41itA . ,,,.. asps n. It is PeasiliaAskts ' , Barr int' ete-ffiliiiitt:' 'por *or . '.lileit . 1 • , .0. 4,0' iP• • • • . ! , , • te;i44'.4.;."'*'.- • tifrk 4°14 e i ri Vi 41 th i ll4 " , "" 4 " ria* " I . WititnitAe -Aire branch, : the . i• 7 7 1 ... ' ••• ... , tbll s itepthielffillffie ,, h . may' he thtended eat 'tti..ol*; ! n " mi en . .thea,r f amiami. ii`,,,taiiiii" 1 ..64 .; 4r t s • , .- ~4 :*.... . 410040/40111.60044. t *, n ~ ir-..:1 •,:. T .t • -- • . . s • • 1 : .". • r • 1. Oft tbe- ter.liqd army, serjeanta •at P ea t 2 t"r. , ... f . .1111111$ , ,- . learned t * •;• 111 arkinlor-et rcilittlki o l . • ''. . .'. • ' ..- ' , ilkellti ' '' Aisillb ' t lies: to conntertet; not ••• . h i,iiii..46,4 -, -1idic.,..7 . -.. l"‘ • : . h a t 4 4 ; • 0. . , . . •.,$ •[to :s u nli t illtifeeeni: i etr•bettree,ty • , • •,1 ; ?' i ', an 4 - . rt 1; se ondltllsg's counsel, lariats' not i Pstisissri ~..";,,7he diplematie Ilet . . ifflitte .. „ „„tt. • *!-,.,,.; ..• ••• ~ S . **ft ... , Veal. ' bfrfnre, caciptcd, to • be. ' • est:••efirepeesetit ; the übiyet *suffered. diethictly tit . • Warfare, combined. i.#4.1.- , map* - . to so many chances, respetelre I n „ illy' ce rz of staters dbeir 1 . 41 / 1 15 now, 6 0, ... . tomPatiaolayiNk ,a19( 1 4 #l, • .::.., .. w)tfpb:o4l ° ..iii*tittive strength of the - arising': istiagitopable,of re:eleetVon. :: .- • . military , must' bti - eastisiderel .- . 4 41 4 _ t o t reesetenrives to receive a • ItaheeTt PaY7' 'ElKelailiter. •' ' '.- leatilitinsall :- ' • • ..'' anteel eiogli county for the member cheems•withio . --._ .- • 41 1 101 kalmossimated by a cortt-rent. • .1‘...1;,. . . . 'a'.- . ~: &Raven -op. Zoininitlino;c4iielats . .. '• .- !an Ate „: \ °P . lick, .on the (011041 W nielcr arilt9i kat 4 1 0 11 * 1 ; " i lligiladr: aol liellit Y ta each O'er , lararda . - , W 614428 attended; with thewerst suetiees . Abeit fir thi • Aria fire that, indepoodentty of for , -, ' - ;,-4, . k. 0 - 03" . , e... . , . . - . tarp la, loapiraass , # 4 O - aalfaral.siti . i 4• . eplidiz tfitoeits, of what consistency and .., !, 1 . ele • oloc .4 . men appr oichnd the place with.. : .-- ---- l'al 4 at - ehte.ntmoresilepcgs etcaladed the 'tatnparts, in ape i.. i •if lids maio- at present 4001. per engem...to each. OW that . the ' 11441111411114 *Wool laf . ' . . ..• .swealiiltas,:ekkt*peeideece, a mere discreet regertilee ,pe O rauce , bac, f ilk %Arould am ount ' or the 4th plen,lie 'het been foltetwed tip 1410105 . tetaktAtillf , •dm edvaittereedliet country, in the narrowest pus- . Very fortu na tely, and penetrated i nto the :, • town , . • 'Ar *Atom slip of oar present Wasik iligich was occupied on thie.llol. he't - •at the eititil dole the remainder of the troops ; . sale vie* of Itsln tliti 1106 ‘ealeays taken by the war- a p proached the gates, and seeing them open, thought '' • ' • .41!al'i ..:e l - - , • ''!-'.l _ t 4 4 . 4 7 .. ';' •,•‘ "i i i 4 ; • 'PI i • 3000 92 1 9° 61 4, 11 were also taheaste'.;lll ''' Section; we should feel the sincerest joy to learn that k'•'. • ' .• • , .e. • .. e \••s , - • • • 4...• ...4 ••• stra"t^ ••) -'''''''' ''' • •••"' -• phopels of may &toiled ectounts of the views 0. Of these Plaits the fi rst is consistent with. • ~• - • a:general Peace had been concluded. It is a humlliat- • they could 'teittetidli enter. Bat the enemy, chi , minty informed of Y the plan of the F.ngliste hid ~ d on t." t ea tureen, . m ole "woe, to t* o fi rer illa y ~. . r Airozoir. , LU b! . General Bxescee s it ,is 14 kto refute dafter d the same absurdities ea, ay ay, . lt taken his Measures in consequeece, and dispaspest 4 ieterestiitis3 ant-least tlikalpto be sitiatik ser lig. t° form 14°3 1 4 ifitt, mate of its unPortsaliaser'• Abeerdities la argument, when brought to snpport de- it , part of his forces to attack, from all parts at. ef t I . pared, if adopteiL " . . 11 . fear, while w . i t ereelfte oil mie ffß i likloaid. i. it i . 1 , 10 ::4 0 4111 ma. k: a . been . a e rnisal id ,,.. sointte , #o . moot rninotis the English ed who had h esca h ladriliki . :yeettletetils . whits' .. i . T t i o r,d , b.. acted in , ; r, Am I -be. * " , 1 • ''' woke:it'll, of thud as the iambi) a': tt* . iithe! &WO AlillWittivelag them' -• , , 'however t i silence. he open upon t ose w o essiliby the gate e . Stant., *wart art oirshrini tonifdermartflirienti :::.r1 •- - - - - 1-1 e iii 44" •4O 1 l‘uitiii.ol this day h as the effrontery to put forth a • e . ; murderoue'fire of grope shOr•Via'ittf• th e argitlerl 1 • - nomarrassmenta• es , one of *A ' ..neephientitlready a - thoessnd Items' Misted, with alk, • to schilpti,thot best -fitter lit inay bi , regarded *I'M . „_, L ,_..• • • ~-As ,- - ._..s II ?star. . which he 'bad' placed in thetibeerieteded .sereets.- ~ ; , • IstnnY 110610 11 ' 41. 1 afi lt .I "iiiik." eehe seleiNuit and importance of phrase with which ' • aousiderabio -iimseetionatisis. •Plital • 14: is a coi l .. • same * - • ~ . ! • . .- .- • .., - ~ , 1 • ....._. ..., .• area* 4 With-subsittiler hiequaliiiei s and abuses ;' f!, 1 "..#10 o' , . •. . . „ 1111 .:( a P ar tO i r.' l , . de, '; . Nxatot ) *Pa decke4 an important and neWiY , dilf° 4 always with unequal forced .; ' eS • last the Etteftol • • . •.• ....-. .tehiele ; by 've n ial a fifer portion of "ifivand spillel. tad , terms in which it ' eared troth. " Wherever the Allks have geMelfg w ho had:es caladed •as arall' ' di4 . . .ise . -. ....• .iiste.-.tite Coinit e ltdtinia;•iiisild 'go far towerd over- 15*,044 - giiisiortioo4, by experience, with : s cA nks4 oq ha ii . • '• Ting .. , , • vs HT tstalorligies' says ttle 4 0,10 4 . 010 eaggiial, .by 'the gate, were comittelped ,' le --. • '•- .• ': EPUI their pzZ ) ' Tfiliffeas. lid the 4th - ----.-.- !IVY ' • ‘''' MIA iN614119 molt triitte.4 ll . l nrY i 1., la- n '• - '' IA their it` forms of Goreit;.*" ;retire leki ' - considerable i i itr o ,to • ,. t .. . 1 4 0 i ii : s t ri s ig g iu m i s • , ,„,--. • , ...,, _Ol 4 •' • 4424 • - ' I loss ' . killed, . , , te . very . is ,_ Jahr mensoraisbesl its , *scud • , • defaultitse, it iliefiee!,'„ ' , NOW *m o ot • 4111 " 114114111111 ` - -- - • the Pet'Phi tit" ehelehlits'lleli°° ll ,l wounded, a4 l priseners. Their loss, at the least, . . . 1 .k , • • ' . ceptoria infaiidei ''' et '' erie; AMP ' ' * ' ere. .. ~ . ~ ertta ' - 1' ' 1 litemit•pitt . Itiatition. . -. 7 , , 11 . 0 01. lin - , ennlOpty!d.' And the precious lelemesrelle itiededmped !is estimated at 1560 meth :4 . teefrding to. 'some changes ilia 'leasi,; beieg simplf ~ big; r, • .ip•mo:,.. of tin 00104 , 40 0 0. 1 , 1 , 0 „..".1• the 'better ebis is, forsooth, llett,llparteetinvitation would, ; , accounts, the French had fortlittrailan .fotemiliPe . .., Ifeve it chtioges suflicieht .to restore vital' sitialligik ' " •1 04. iteontale* glitiffill4itiiillalleitnels •I -he Frlalhep be ottended*ith estval success. The die. 1 a general attack against. the Englisheittostatione d - • • pe' . and health to the Coiistitution; freedom,- inilifidtal4l4lllo; to blunter* , • *lt ra ' fis;itissi_beiimm the • Caliliall* ,where the ancient- frcint Breeitiiiicto the Fecault ; but ,this plan hi tine and preponderithig purity to ,ffiliw or , vers ,• 74 't,'''" l " . -1- 11 4 ‘d 116, ;,,,,,,,ii. -• A. . ..5.... • ) . I - Pet i•• . OD ' """" *it* 111111•11110 1 1111 . ' restOrlia Stiki Prance, is surely in. Cantinas,. 'fitefirst• plan can only tape el f ill -- • - • 11 '.. -,-, i , z i li m a „.- _ 4 .- ......- . ~__L • ~.....14.- • •'.,_ _ ....I_, _-- - • i . whielr they Were* to have unitesX, th'e 'trot. • Stltiiti *' ' Ps • ;• . • -it ditilettertal voice of the people in support all; itt': ,___,FPN,...pft Trilptvet t o . lua . rrpri• . poodimeimetve to an, het the most stultified . Intel- : .• 4, u•..... 1. Inter the have in the island of .stilidebteestead -fte-fletee . ""' , f any of the three others Tf •tviiiild s be sufficient to and to illosteete . the pellkel „ views of due ~, • tietst,l . • .• • 41 fil l et e lh ' • the titsdaris-Is - foreign headafier: and, in consequence .of which the garriso.n. of Ant. • ' have the support of a considerable portion of .the ! 6 `pry light ovi - s e as possess a domestic-and independen:9'werp would have acted at the i nateiy beend. same time, luts,.foctip. , ..1 . - pri -- ple its 'ITI telialf, the * tacit ac q uiescence of the pet i t'', the campaign.' On - feturday . last* 4 t ,tkr ;col? Between a foreign-ord. 6 domestio,, , n -i •evered .it, • i 4.• -• * , . , ' - • it .i. . rest, and the adoption of ParliamenA Possibly meet obeeithe parries* , ni. the inhuman melt ipdaisk `an ildependent GoVerniiient is thiail - -,-. three and five of the General Provisions will he re- d o g f • $ Gig Art '11461 . 11,11L'-We have' this Monier ete'S'. pat c action were exalts on on ihe ' ' ' '* * -yr is there not I Let the Tinier aw.. • . *.' -•• .' ..i___ • . --* •• • ' t -' _: "r- 7 .' girded with joalousy. . The proposer is interested ht g---;-,7-• , -i-..,.., N --- 3 • -,i- t ,--.----,---,----- ----- - ` . „ Lic ~: mired iateillemiee r iry a courier, of the . Allies here .. neither ; but foe believes both to be desirable for. the' a '''''" ; /4° ,''''K e ss - 7 42 .1 2 111. . . *W . - . 1 , 1 04. 111 . 4 11 64 . 11 ° 11 .• kt- it 4.1 % •°°4s ilt•nt 'Y wilul "' !rig enterdifttryk, after a. ' • ttina,ry sedate et . ~ public. • ,The poople pdyirltsVenerals,its-Adlni4lBl, his uninterrupted ap proach toiaii . ift r ., ' *treisiment. .• I ....9 .to Ir ..:h.., . 1 its Aids's,' the Crowniteelf; and why nbt i(s re- itilltiftedeiX i th* 4110%04 OhhtittliglAsfr.`,"'•"* iiis sti. 4* i'' -'-..' , $0 • • i•• -' -e-teemerrerit :we •, 1 which upwerde of 2000 mete were let ini the tietdel .I,,NTiI j. • • ",' r' , , • fitehlnitittiies hi the House of Consitons, .- ....i .:: . -.0 :it-appears t that .:' • ' ... i ...;:. • . mite $, ~.ps ~ ti asp. wrestes* Tait KORNING.] battle. .t , on ....1 - - _,... ~, %Le i . • • / • • r t see not thit any thing short' o f the 4th Nib eite-,ntset 64 resume " heist fisieltie d ' •••-•- 7 -`1,4 ''.' 4 • . '.'.. . ~ • 'air- Mal t s ti! 1 .~7 . - t I - - .. A be adopted with the helm of eisctun4or. perinunent- , the atteetton of NAPOLEON' Ili ' I • . • . - :'atilt the . tiler' of *March the Allied ' contagious fevers still con finale 'fit 'rige he'rel . ued , . reform. And if none adequate to &WOO • be ii4cipted, .• - ... .. . 1 . . , . fru . the first w ill come to Its own-tiMe• int se quarter ; the Fearteh r ' '`'...• - int i ttney , , , Internet r i ... • ' • s'• • ** * 0-ete-thir. 7th lamest at four o'clock in ! the state of WOCkade s between', lisabesieging corps o , 1 • - . . • • .a unless either anarchy or atesisotisin peovent•it:"'.' I ate watched aPPe a rs• iiia'aikthri f t-:44 1 4; fjta Stacked aed defeated the enemy near I and Hamburghlifcemmodes us kite...little. Actordirqg . . .e• ,_,. .. e.; 41' tiiimrdrcumstances it- wilittaichirt. .... i.. .. 101 , m • ~, ..- .. . NO Inwood 1 1 0, 1 as fli!as 11(oettel‘t into i to intelligence from liambutgb, *reepeetattie: citteea i: • !mishlai l ieni whaeA . • 71 1 i. - ',' '' ;'' : I'4 g. • of hOstility agebest*aiiiiiiil lc 'l4l • ' 1 ' • 4ikeitelia' Mikis Ihittett :el the Bth lastalit.• there , had been hinted Wrens,* attfrt-ftfirtildt . r9i 9 . • i .6,46~...isommmi.immilialadi • • 'f • 'i a .' • ! -ree • - . ..- ' France really . pervi*: , r tio.. . a t Irmo thh . Bete ' having got oar newspaper, the Amistriii; it*, • :het • i t .. ' . , . Admiral. Vitincieexe iethe princiPW 4 sitifirer as a I , ii . , toae , eiehrie i • • i to what extent die other , - . 41te assetayi iss. . fox sea • city; and iseitied- death, only •thiiijklte:44l44o • lend proprietor , the lite Fen inundation in the tier - -- ii..• t.. - NO; i tilVii 77--. isle of Ely, his estate Unfortunately not being with. o n ca- aPara ti' - -.; .• • ' ' • ' *, • • ' _ ..... _._,..... .... . .1 pleadings. Davoust had lately givest:e ir rand ball.- .. "f e - ‘iii, in the protection of the Corporation of the Bedford base* seeMpl to indicate,' . ~. '. • -'. ' lor e left nth #l:4lte . !kile attack on Hamburgh wilt iii - Oef Nal,t ii. •-' L , vel. ' her OMB.ISIMIgreIa; if-NPOUNWAIIIO/ • • f o r .- isV i Nrior - tilln-, ..i. • • . ....., ' • • 4 10d80111 4 t the tith of Tlist 4 filar, arti ll ery is brooght.cp. .., 1,,1 ...:.„ ....I. to! .'' , - • - • ' ' I% .. . . .e. At ..:. •...1..3.....a..: ..lo; . l unstii...'; ' ' •-• ~. . .enoit , .. - --; _ . . `..i .. ' . .. . . , • ....,, ~ . . . ii...,,,• .;. • ..• ~. ~.,., ~•••••: „.,:‘,,,,,,„.„.„,,, i .„. • . •• . • ..